New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-21

VIM. Lyon McK..aI,e, in your city, and oppose
TO TIE .Y:ssIta Of Governor Wise, made PuoI-
without his cOnssut The author OF the w0ik
from the specimen exhibited 10 me, must have de-
-oied some tine. and labored with unweared as
sduty 70 e,Dect together all the documents OF lhis
character contained in the vofk. The WORK ! II
the form of letters addressed 10 several difereh1
persfnage by tie author, recitlng the facts ne a.
Lees, and calling for replies, and publishing the
,ettsrs he has procured in the form of notes. Each
chapter has s cOpiOus heading. give you tns' oi
the twenty sixth chapter rcr5atim:
Tbe WY va 1onn.ied snd how Re =; a: 'oiF
Pen psss n.ss.sr. lo sadan psP-
nsna'sctur,d and by whom used ard nov many is
,BI,rL Lsshr Trurt % much used lie PHILADELPHIA, ant
Colombia RairoadTke 900 paid 70 csri,in eadns Know
NothiDg nslaser and wha: for and By whose orde &C.
The Presidents conduct is commented upon M.
epsripply. His life is reviewed with severity. l
learn proof of the "guilty knowledge ana
completely Of sundry persons in high places as
70 the election frauds AMI trickery of ls6, is cor
elusive, and that Mr.. Buchanans skirts are not
entirely cleared. II is whispered to-day tha. means
are being used 10 have the book suppressed, and
learn an Injunction will probably be applied for 10 the
Courts 10 prevent the publication Of private letter
written BY certain distinguished politician here,
which the author of the work accidentally obtained
If such course is pur ued the place Of publication
will be chaDg ed 10 your city, and hear that already
the publishers have removed the sheets now prlnted
TO Camden. Who is the original contriyer OF THIS
work, think could guess. | do not doubt thai
100 OO0 copies of the book will SELL and those con-
cerned will make large profit. The work will be
copyrighted and am told that the author refused
$40 600 for the copyright, preferring fixed sum
per copy. have been furnished with the names
Of the following persons to whom letters are ad-
dressed in the work, but | am assured there are
several names lot mentioned. The names given to
NE are: j. b, President u. S.; J. ). b,
Atty. Gen. U. s.; II. c., Sec. L. s. Treasury;
J. c. V. D., U. 6. Dist. Atty, Phil; Col j..
W. F., late Ch. s. C.. C. and Ed. of The Press :;
G. &. W, late Sec'yS s. c. c.: G. P, late Treas
urer S. c. c.; 4. s., Coll. of y. z; ". b. R,
late Minister TO China; the Hon. j. s., u. ).
Senator C.. L. W-d of Bradford Co., Penn: L..
{. c. esq. Atty. at Law; the Hon. II. NJ. p,
ex-M c. and counsel and friend of j. l., late
Member of Legislature Of Penn; Col. }. b. b,
Coll of Philadelphia T. L. D., late Deputy
Prothonotary c. c sc. l learn there are some
fifty or sixty persons, including sundry minor char
acters designated by their initiss in the letters,
relating to the election frauds. The operations OF
the New. NOrk Hotel Clique IN the canvass OF l-ob,
in this State and also those Of some New-Engand
fishermen who have since figured in large contracts
are. learn, shown up; and the secret reasons foI
the Presidents afectlOnste regard for j. IT, H., o
The Heraid and for j. Clsncy Jones, now Minister
to Austria, and for the Cheyaier Wikoh, are all ex
planned. NAMkLoC.