The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
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nd sod; 'n, 70 s,vs me "sonAo n.jorsyDssosy
reresucosastuiIv 'ed By majority OF Inc Vue al
No Wonder ,,., "-'m"ssr: commentator
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oor mex, ,.,ue we Win paSlsh, from shs i'usS qssus
rSns,, Conv tew facts, sum sent, ps.ueps
.oe MDeSns ,hs commentators OBJECTION to
,.un,tvr for yrspis, and 1en'o"os ~A's
d!c'ston in New YORK. ;. "A,
means when he says "he South cannot cd" =, NJ
utepoupcipg the Cincinpa t platform "
All Commentator, what Sad blur iersy VIZ, ,ro
The Ono platform lays down eS y tne do ,,r,oe Of
intervention for Profession wn'c'. you so denouuce Il
prominent acts Of Congregational protection 70
slavery, but states IL express terms "th.. very Cit
plete and ample Protection OF persons and propr.,"
dow, then, could Gov Wise "denounce the o., cnna,,
PLATFORM" winch contains the very doctrine Of ,nteryeu
lion for protection which Gov. Wise has 90 ,nsssuyv
advccateo2
You cont know what Mr. pouslas' plat form is, dom.
your We will tell you. Mr. Douglas has ,esisred that
majority Of the inhabitants Of q Terrr rv -h,Is vet
Territory legally exclude slavery from their midst
Mr. Douglas has also written letter vir,uaIv stating
hat he will in any regard his 20 40 sn
ndorsement Of this doctrine Stu y that Iesson smoog
Com menta,or next goes to shov hov bad,v Gov
Wise would be beaten be cam "a Presdentiai candi
sae before olacK TepuehoS Congress Nothing more
such legislative conugenc >, On the con,rs,v hs tss
US that II nominated, he can beat Douglas and Seward
Altogether we submit to the people, the Examiner has
chosen = very incompete 1t Commentary ~
FROM inc Washhgto Constitution, anti Wise organ
tn 5 WISE LETTER.
mere can DC no 10 ger any the authorship
Of the variable tier signed Henry A. wse which ap
N we Se York papers last week, reference to
q mo rtu of hats tato
gard to the next Presidency Governor Wise has ackoow
edged mat he the author and that With the exception
rtcsed IN the authorized version the letter originally
published mi ae NEW YORK GERALD is authentic
Wnen We first Saw this extraordinary publication
refused 70 o ieve that 1t was genuine, and anxousy
Peekd 70 cit aushorita6vey pronounced TO be forgery
occupied proud and promusnt position ia the OF
ns sg% ocrsuc patty c'ud be induced BY any COZ
uon-te devise AMI instieate conspiracy against
the u.tegrty and legiti mats influence Of the par
] " 10 the largest State in The Union, and re
CONN lend the employ ment OF fraudulent means to defeat
inc vii Of the psopte Of that Sts,e We could BE-
lev that any SON Of the Cd Domnioothe citadel of
SOL rights and political morsiy-~ould venture, In
70 commencing repreDersioe course, 10 assert that
L "Tgnia would be party to the fraud, and that
could believe that any serious aspran for the
exalted position of President of the United States could
far forget VIVA, 10 due 70 himself and TO tns
people not TO repudiae WITH ind alton propo-
siton made by others, much less 70 make himself,
meaps whereby he expects 70 attain position for which
quancanocs We deeply regret therefore, TO had that
Governor Wise has published over his signature and
have been unable TO find anything to relieve him from Toe
grave charge Of having attempted TO demoraze aud dis
organize democratic party in New York with view 70
promote MS own ambitious ends IN the Charleston Cou
venton. matters not that his letter TO his friend Me-
Bernard DonDelly, Of William street, New York, was
eAcherous violation OF and good faith II ma
tiers not whether Mr. Donnelly betrayed NJ Wise, or
friends to whom be showed the letter, ain order 70 dsa
buse iheir minds OF the impression that 9r Wise was
trayed Mr.. Donneliy That ia matter which does not
in the least affect the character OF the letter ssef. It
does not change the fact that Governor Wise, appeheu
Give that the democrotic party would ,end uoited
CATION 70 Charleston which would DO favorable to
only chance' Of svertiDg that calamity be "to
organize by districts and either whip the enemy send
two deegations - which means introduce dscord sut
csunon among the democracy Of the Empire s.ae
TO prevent the united vote Of the State being for
rival Candidate, and thus fraudueDy prevent the indie
| peudcnt expression Of the popular viii.
appears from the first letter Of Ne Donnely, Of the
ther ii would be sdvisabe to make push for the dele
gates" from New York, and il in to that
curry That MI, Wise Indicated the means which, in his
was evidently employed and trusted by Governor Wias
his political agent secret or otherwise, in the State Of
New YORK II was IN that Capacity that be asked for
advice, and il WAS 10 that capacity that Governor Wise
Instructed IN $40 organize by dstrcs, and eEher whip
he enemy or eepd two deega'oos."
Whether Mr.. Donnelly IL member of the Democratic
State Commiuee of New York, "s person in private
me-, GOES not in the less, aft ct the morality
raty OF the Instructions be received the
cent intention that tbe letter should be considered
"siricty private ans conddents contain any just
top, psstou oxcuse Of The unworthy purpose vnich
It discoess CT the stll more Sorthy By
hat purpose wss 70 be .usioed. We are willing os
ieve, as Governnr Wise sias, thas 1t was co fault
nprutence OF biz which made tue whole pubic;
nuet moss put positively dissent from W.
excuse or justfy" We NAV consider, with the Albany
Aaas and Afsns tsa, IS "a misfortune that the letter
paper that ut is an outrage that II written"