New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

Inc p-opic vi INC St1lc % N-E-1 OLA hic oicssou
With /" State Psper,' which seem. to consider
iisef relieved from all Obligations to trath by the
approach Of sn election. Here are few Of the
eros-er fabricstiops put forth in its last issue:
Twenty years the sres. Geo;wsrh fraud in N-wYrk
vs.P>rpeso b Of hired on obe' cities going
fom pol 70 pol and voting raasr name. f.'ey registered
Thoc,snes Of woes were thus given to S-waoism"
We should have more patience with this lie il
we had not branded il several times already. The
alleged " Gle 1tworth fraud" was perpersted before
the Registry Law VAS enacted. That Law was
enacted in ls40 ard the Gleut~ortn expose WAS
made in the Autumn Of that yesr-before an Eiec
ton bad been held under the Registry Law. There
wss never even preteDse set up in this City that
illegal votes were pollei here by mesas of hired
gangs from other cities going from p1l to poll
"and voting under names falsely registered for
none such we've ever asserted or pretended to have
been registered TIE cniy Ele !ons ever held under
the Registry Law were those Of $50 aod lS4l,
both Of which were carried BY the Democrats We
are confident there could not have bsen i've hundred
Illegal votes pooled, at either Election, and not fifty
sgsin,t the Democratic psrty The allegation that,
under that or any Registry Act, thousands OF
"[illegal1 votes were thus given to Sewardi.m,
is an utterly ba,tleSs falsehood Is il not time 10
stop reiters.irgit7
Hear The argus again:
We rseolect tha, when the Bank advertisements
refued THE TRIBUNE it hoSied dsns5 called its sue
ceased is enuiy to the Bank till removed
from oHfce"
Here is another utterly bsseiess, inexcusable
falsehoOd. The Bank Superintendent was never
asked DOR desired pected BY us to give US the
Bank advertisements. What we Odd ask, aud 10
sist on, was simply that he should require the
journal to witch he should it to give that ,b t.
furnish TO ell the journals Of tots CtS no mater Ct
what politics asynopsis OF tho weekly Bank Returns
-(such a. we now PRINT for publication slnulta-
neousy with the appearance of those returns IN
the columns of bis fsyorite. When he raised
cavil as 10 his power TO make this requ'slton, We
told him that TIE TRIBUNE would publish the
advert ssments aud furnish the other journals The
required synopsis Hereupon story vas raised
that We sought tbis advertising, when We went
directly TO both Superintendent and Governor, aud
told them expressly that We did not seek nor desire
This advert g-that we sought only to priat the
news derived from offic al sources as early as any
court favorite; and we sought this Lot for our
nsper only. but for the entire Press o. our City.
This wss some time before the appointment WAS
msde-st least, before i, wss promulgated The
private letter 10 the Superintendent 10 which the
phrase "li;tle villain occurs, Was frat published
not in THE TRIBUNE, but IN The Times 30 We
might 20 on exposing the mlsstatemenEs oil 4's
Argus; but need We Just look as one oil It's lss'
lodges
The A,gus Rad busterinsly a,ked if we desired
a comparison of Mr.. Controller Churchs charges
against the State as Lieut. Governor, with those OF
bis Republican successors, Gessrs SELpEN ana
CAMPBELL. We promptly responded tha' We d'd
desire just that cOmpsri.on-that, though We A"e"
nothing of Messrs. Selden and C.npbel' caafse'
but what we inferred from Their pubic character
We desired The ArgKs 10 obtain from Church nov
Con;roner) and prirt transcripts OF the cnarge'
respectively Of ali three; aud If We iouod Id muse
Of the Republicans any such ieris as We nave cou'
demned in Cturcn's charges, We would conaenu
them as heartily. We IDstanced Mr. ChufeH
charge of messe twice over for The ssne lcu'oe!
from Albion 20 Albsny-frst, as attending meeting
of the Canal Board in Albany; seconds, IS coming
down to look at some property in West;neser
County We spoke ALEC of Mr.. Church's ccmphci'J
in bill wormtd through the last Legislature Tor
the relief Of tee suretes (Church himself being one
Of them) of the defuDc: Bank Of Orleans-a bill D.
which they are authorized to pay their debt for
S25, Geo loaned from the State Treasury By iurn-
ing out old claims Of Ton, Dick or Harry for C,nsl
damages. Such Was tue substance of cur response
to the bullying demand of TIE Argus Here is i:'
rjoiuder:
You have for week past ,hres-1ei snr chsr,s .gsns
Controller Church, VITO tss eI--f youI i- ~ bsns ~
Psr. e TIE "pnIdsr iniess,. II e $50 Brng i.sls -
A-ssTs Campbell and secsn sSn-, bat WIKI M-sErs essea
worth and DtLuis;oE vlo orcts named tia c3-<
tin though tbs TKITUNE m-aes paragraph CIDER %
suppress Acsion 20 tbeu
TH, TksUxs Ehapos .ni sss AID gpsi:ss t'. Is -
s,ali. uPcu CluicA ssyIg"-
Here follows nesger quotation froa our e9!-
uDns, which gives its ,esders no idea Of what We
did say, and proceeds to DEFY that it ever charged
US with "shriekipg for Freedom" while meaning
"Furder" The reader vii 10. fail TO see thai
charge substantially reiterated in the paragraph
Just quoted Mr Church, /. 10 there asserted, hn
"sIci,ed your lOHl ire BY battling tie plans OF
Z" the 'pluDder interest in cur State This 10 tue
very fAsehood that We branded st frst II Mr.
Church ever "bsffled" any such plans"-whica
We Go no! belityt-he hai our hearty th,nks there
fo- IL .a,,.i,lv ,sver 81 kfrsir any .. nlsn.n to