The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
The WAR ON THE WISE DONNElLY LETTER.
From the Richmond Epouirer augu,,,o1

w, perhaps,
to more open mouthed derun .ia.on within 40 abort n
period OF time, that which has been ont nv
two sgaDs the present Governor Of Vrans 1s
letter OF ha, to nobOdy knows who, is placed nobody
knows how, in the hands Of number Of politicians and
newspaper reporters snd toe howl of denuncaton which
Immediately follows Its pubc creates chorus
in which we and the screechng noes of scanty admins
traon organs blending, tremendously il not muscally
and by means uunaturay, with deep mouthed tones
Of the b!oodbounds Of the opposition.
in small degree, the INTENT ofthis anddog concert
First, hear the opposition. The New York CSmmscial
Advertiser strikes the following note
be brs'Ans
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various politicians and generally 10 have st,
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have gentleman ccSspirns against p5r:
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throw them and build up bis own success 9ur
custom sn q e l 's1a
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we called itself politically suicidal Such, IT
" Nsw p M follow W. vt III. s
sr's ppSs h r. been given % bis
sS S wh s on bis OWN s
Be- e ssdss g, % NJ Ts conservatism viii
Take another "Catskn, the regular correspondent Of
the Richmond Wig wanting in the ;entrs.ed and
scurrility-
- ,u, r,,,o, -, ,u. W. NEW York. Ausu.. 4 1859
Governor Wise night justly eisi great credit
& esa Ssw.s S1
We and weed and ae game Ct ne psro: ystem order
would be admiaedEWse reynE upon The strength Of ha
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posing chart deliberate political vlany in order 70
self saS n saos Rso Ss
Yor him T. for s Ons ea isS~u al AZ
Poor we had friend Albany after tha, letter wa,
Our democratic leader. have remnants Of political
virtue LETT and Douglas stock went atty yessrday
nd 10 sns ,aSss rival
Douglas has made him many friends the and the
.SOSS !. M wGss bold H..
be That game cannot be plsyed now M W,ses ear
Ia; made WOOD and
enclose article from Douglas paper reference to Mr.
New v Fo1a win ns be no vn e Say: NJ w. VIE win a. that
posed hspolcal swindns proposition honorable VIZ.
ss s Be The motto Of
he honest loving high minded demo-
ss s:sa e.. ss svs s. IA b
Charleston Convention vii oows: 70 0n'f'0 ~ voc
psss s% THAT
csnddats for the Presidency who has Openly
G Tnsd staten
Northern delegate viii ii Il &c sa ns 5aas
There it is, tn fine style. Nobody believes of course
that Mr. Wood Mr.. Dickinson ever made tie speeobes
Or swore the oaths imputed to them respectively All
tnat ID poetic! license which such like "Catskilp,
make their living BY But the epithets piled up beau
ully
dupHcity." What an ostpouripg. ~"' ''""ns-
Next the administration press. And here we must give
Que precedence to Brisader General Bowman Of the Con-
a ss%:ss' unssr ss,s w11
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National convensn al 0Sa9e. os decision of the
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Let
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Nine e one,
That's the cat faced one time one,
Where there is 30 much smoke of dennnci.,on .
possible that the fire Of vilany is not smonIde n Do
S Enersf aye must be somewhere but where's Vine
appeared without explanation az 10 whom n ~ nra
or how was published fret answer the Question ~fen
before employed-for what PURPOSE ns Two weeks
specified now-at Albany '' "'eu nos De
vi. first chsracserizss the leading spirits of the Nu
presses the fear that the Regency ,cU rack ds,oas,
iseprese't the State at Charleston in sbssrsnea - nc
them II Intended BY Governor Wise To- sahih
this letter to the Regency themselves must be ro
favor with them by intrigue Indeed IL must be
ted that he would never have intended Il ~ hc
exhibited to them At all Evidently Goyernsr visa. PC
ter intended BY him neither as an annsi Ses et-
threat againet the Regency fp"' W nor
1t next advises the recipient that the beet corr.o .
pursued will be "to organize by districts and either h
the enemy or send two delegations" The adrisr o;p
e vnania syen)-I being much more ~ ,spn
thirty fue conventions than from sinoi: eo
censon; thus 10 "Whp the enemy" of far rsnse,s -
and ne packed delegation could no. nus be "a ts IT.
g"e, % sena at kos another delegation, fairly ehos.n M
ne Elaa' ~'e 70 claim The right of representation ~
M. ans sort OF advice may be considered "immoral in
% noIk, out IN virginia IL s regarded as euinentv ;t
sna proper But says the Commercial Adp.rsis h;
eo e1nspiDg against portion Of his own party i
ot simple letter Of advice 10 the best means ~
e fraud and conspiracy, isef copsn,racsS pt
nc classes members Of his own party Sap,p ~, But
DaeS mer, members Of big party attempt to