, 1859-09-06
8rra8 Trihttttt
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER G. 1859 ,


FEIkSONAL.
After lis usual fashion, Wentworth insinu-
ates-l,e dares not make direct charge-
that the rnLss AMI TRiR1SE has been in re-
ceiW "F money from the Safe Treasury through
B F. Carver, Of the Mariuc Bauk lie l}uts
the charge ii this cvwardly and sncaking wpy
- Nc dare Mr. Judd TO dcuy that rome of the
money got from the State Treasury did not 70
into The i'r<*S ana T,r1nnt Office
The origin cf this ;nsinuation is this: II ben
Wentworth got lleln2 last week ho heard Of
Mr.: Ais'crs resignation; aud also ccrtain jill
nors touching the cause Of Ills signation.
He 1T once resolved to convert the circam-
Etauce into mn engine for injuripg the Republic
can pary. His first movement was 10 man1tnc-
turc reports iuIlcating and mixing TIP certain
Republicans with tie transaction. which, he
placed upon :llc stree; through the agency Of
certain tools i'll Ills employ. This being ddnc.
he next brought them out in lis paper asru-
mors picked up Oh tie street Among the
batch Of lies thus Matched and started upou
their travels, WAS the enc alluded to above.
Now. we have 10 say that the PRESS 1Sn
TRnlSE has never borrowed any money from
any la,k bank officer, private Individual, STATE,
County, or City official. The Press AND TRl-
DrSE contracts no debts Of any kind it pays
as It goes, aud is 40. uulcr obligation for pc
csinary fsvors to any person: institution or Of
fetal, living. To speak directly TO the point
ansinatcd hy Wentworth, The Press AND TR1-
BCSE las never borrowed ncr Obtained in any
other way money. directly or indirectly,
1roln Mr.. Miller, while holding the office Of
StItc Treasurer, nor has it ever borrowed or
obl1lned in any other nsauncr any money from
3. +. Carver individually. or through lis
agency, direct or indirect. from any otller per
so3
While we are :bont it We may as well alludc
TO another falselloorl put atiaat by Wentworth
aud reiterated hy him until il las grown stale,
VIZ: that the Press AND TRlDtSE is largely
indebted to \. 3. Judd, and TO Mayor Haims.
This statement is as untrue as the other. The
Press AND TRIBUNE is indebted TO neither Of
these gentlemen: nor las il ever borrowed any
money from either Of them. nor are they en-
dorscrs for il. Both 1al*cloods haze been
made nut Of whole cloth, coined in the de-
prayed heart Of Wentworth, and set atloat 10
promote his dastard|y ends and gratify lis
malignant nature
Wentworth is the only editor in this city
mean enough to mcdjlc with the private hus.
ness at:airs Of his cotcmporarics. lie does
this mol through idle curiosity but out Of pure
1nallgnlt!C, from desire to injurc the business
and weaken tie influence Of those with Whom,
he Cannot honoral]- compete, either as pull
Usher or editor. We aliude to his well known
lab;1 Of GlsiiyinE III these respects, simply for
tue purpose Of assuring our friends, who, if
we remained wholly silent, might think ,llcre
was some foundation for lis slau1ers, that the
business Of the Press AND TRIBUNE is entirely
satisfactory to its prorrie,or>-tllat all the in.
debtcduess which stands against us, was coa-
traccd prior to Tire formation cr tho PARTNER.
ship under which it is published, and that o,lt
ol It's net earnings it ilus reduced its liabilities
more THAI o.c-lsalf within the last ten moalIy