Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
From the y. Y HeraiI
The Albany Regency and the Donnelv
Confidence Cassidy in Agon,

N.A'"'N 'NSi ti.E cApo>lllcn vi ll.c!. sch.
gire' III the columns Of the New York EI.-.
These chaps are utterly discomti,tcd a, tl,..'
ton Of affairs brought about bv their w..
coni!'ieac- in allowing the letter Of Gov. ".
Donneiiy 10 cone to light They. BIZ their
showing, intended 10 circulate il secret,
, manuscript, among their own set and lcyi
own purposes We are very well acm,-
with both, anitllcy viii iind ont that anir.
before the matter i, finished. Thcv hayo
read the prologue TO the play. Which ~;
crease in interest rs it goes forward y TIA.
says, ut Is Il knavi>h piece o! WORK TIM.
ont. We can't say how muck We are pa,;..
being obliged to place Cassidv& c.. IN IL,
favorable light where they now stand: bl.
have duty To perform 10 the public. NJ -
ever much We may regret the stern n,r...
yet We mus, acccptit We are not at a''
pri>cd tina! Confidence CASSIDY >hsn!d -,
and wail: tha; there should be- muct lane,
ton and crashing OF teeth in the score. d.
els of the Albany Re:cncy: ;h;., that a.,.,..
polished, and, we may say. thc>tcriicGaY.
! the Atla>-.trgr-, should 80 !:ir forget f,.''
To call Us n&ugGty naine>--tO review. m,
! in no measured terms. People who are : '.
eel in crime a.way, attempt 70 Shield ri.r7.,.
..>ns 10y abusing the law which ,Aer ,-
offended. the magistrate before wi.an.
are tried, the jury by winch they
been convicted, and the Judcc who H..
them - The .aliows or tn, prison :
with our elegant cotrrnpurary W he ...e.
Lately, ne charges uS with attelHpl.n. 4. r..
putc the publication "i the Wise Dcnar,k
tc. 10 him, anu goes Oh with mCr, ajou; o.
characteristic strategy" which l., rather n
considering the source from which !; a,
nstcs. Il * plain Tia, our >an-u.ray q.
lo>op',cr 1T Albany is not in ~ ri:h, ...n
Too m;.ch political intriguing hath male
mad. Let him behold how plaiu -.
pat HIN down. ~ haze never ',caia.
lr;u,in: o. the W.--Donnelly lru,r N
printed il first. II is way Sc haze y
We have stated is simply this list. Tia,
letter wa, entrusted con!iden,ially TO Conf
Cassidy. md That copies Q! Il we.e '.s,.
manuscript aud distributed all oyc. g..
and other places for the enlightenment
iaith.n!. ri hat said distribution o. 4. .
ter like That referred I" is tcail int"n'>a AM
poses publication If il. Tie politicians.
ii, and wc gave il To III" public, whih ..
right To- it. This Is the true s;a;e III 81, ..
in law ana in fact. Car agent in i,ban, g.
OF the letter. as did almost every oae
who was familiar with tie ~ my
90, that called the politicians I" liz ..l.-.
He iouad copies oil the letter noaiia. 81
Albany. and, altogether r:.Nuown 30 .
bought enc for twenty 'inlirs : 81.
as plain commercial Uar-a"liou 20.
ing ballard for a penny IN Tx l'ars g.,
letter Wa, ALREADY patcnt /! i.i tt'a1.s.
many pcoplc--at least fifty and >no.-
hundred Others. After u>!ng il, our an.
contemporary. % some of h.> ''.,ad, !, g..
sold il Tor twenty dollars. The >;ri.u, ...
lcl between this rou,;;ct OH the par: 81 '..
,lcncc Ca>.iiy ~ Co. anI that cf .Iu,la> l>,1.
w!,o sold Ii. Master Tor thirty pieces u ....
vii, >ug."S: itself I" t!!c in">t o:,iGsry ,'
1t wou.,. be- curious to know hoH Ii, ta
pieces were divided. and no" much e.. lac.
ncv Cassidy received. Many soei pro,
regret that the parallel is NOT perfect init ..
50 far ~ the drnoncment i, coGrcrEei A.
Cassidy himself howls rs il he air. oly ''t.
very di>asrccabIe contact Of rope w:tt B
precious neck. Let him no; hc mra,i'a,: p
shall have his turn. The CA, saith tn
mortal hard will new; IL? DO: wil! nave
day" Probably Cassidy vii be- 10 c,n.t
To the Latter phrase If the ii>trh H. a'i.
has advanced very well in the mc"ius L.
and will soon be ready 10 hr ':opcd II by
sheriff.
lie is good deal exercised IN hi, to,..i. H..
Cassidy, about oir affairs. \ large par d. Is
impression is occupied with the Herald. j.
comes down upon us in q way that F'a.l
ono OF orr qua,lrilatera! contemporary wi.o BE-
came SO terribly entanglcd in the elbow, O! 81.
Mincio. though the Albany Hcs'nry cannot
SAID to have been formed hy tie lat.'-
sympathy OF youth" We are lastly r!.ar.
with abandoning Fernando Wood q, ~ j,
George I.aa. Both men are, according 20 p.
Albany philosopher, dead. That IS 'a-
mistake George Law hai not sul'!ti"a' .''
to make anything of, and could not b. .s.rir.
lied by any battery, however stroag. b
Mr.. Fernando Wood is horse Of anoth,l 600.
lie is not dead, neither does lac s!eo, IL.
Albany Regency will find this out II 4r
time. Mr.. Fernando Wood vii! be after IT,.
with the ardor of = regiment Of Zoaaycr.
As for the main question, the root %! 2.
whole trouble at Albany, II i, ycry smp,
Cassidy :, Co., disseminated copies ii the ~
Donnclly letter in order 10 help their Schrr
to pick ont from State Convention u.,r ov'
tools to send to the National Cony"ni:oa 81
Charleston. TO effect this cni. to s''ll t!eya'.
Of the Democratic Party of thia Sat
Charleston, they sold Governor Wise Gtr 'go
ty pieces of silver. No lonb: they wcHli 81,
or any OF their instruments. 'of
price. We have vrn;ilaiei T.
whole matter. We have exposed IL, ,cle
to pack the delegation in Convention. ra'. ?
than To choose its members b. popular yoig
the districts, and now We have pu; il cut ol -.
power Of the Regency to iaAic IN III" inge'r
of this State at Charleston AMI # :lry >hoa'
send their delegation, selected III their w:
there wiil be still another set of drcc'.'r' cI'
sen, Is they should be, IN Con?r"SSiora. o.
Iricts, free from Albany influences II vi. b.
for Tie National Convention To decide be;Ho'
the boao ,dd, representatives u! the lally Oh!
zen By popular vote and tie too., Of b..
score or so Of broken down politician, - l,t--
~. Our amablc friend, of The Regency 80.
lowl as much as they will over ihi- lr.-te
put there il *.
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