New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
THE MYSTERIOUS TRANSA
REPLY TO FARLEY HAMMOND.

REPLY TO FARLEY HAMMOND,
To Tie Editor of The N. y. Tribune
SIR: As my name has been dragged before the pub
lie in your issue of 9th instant, in connection with
matter know nothing about and never knew would
thank you to publish the following which wrote and
g. ut East from Atchson month ago. 1t Is sstonsh-
ing that Mr Farley Hammond persists in not tracing
out bis $500 in the way indicated in my letter Of Ang
b him. The only point Of any interest he surs over con-
tented az it seems 10 stir up vague suspicious about
things hch he alone is mpetsrt TO solve. fho did
be pay the money to He gives receipts, it seems
Has he none IN return! Who was the indirdRdl that
received the five hundred Has he no receipt? Sub
Joined is my reply;
snce Of your esrd In The Boston Courier quoted from The
Worcester sy reminds me Of the surprise felt at re Giving
,t time n.nstoa hrt Of your existence ,geenS the
Card ~. nov s .,saf:y :1a
suggests motive yoI part other than the enc on the
fare your card" would 6snk you sLI TO Pobish your
dc net rene nbcr Il true; and with you to i.
the sh Tot Ls me- and you Sqsnt not 20 es az m Ss
letter s' q NewYOTi with copy Of my reply ss IT, or
Tha mares rest Of The Bo,oesr Times and TIE Boston
CoU beh you to have been in.tiged to create wiz
John f Brown ~ Alter the ac Of Masoa
that any more .uch fools should urr Up TIE brave oa .aa
might better zve believed him tbs spot and so saved
themselves the ugoous tack proving his truth tue expense
their But that they unsble 70 ced. his yereciy
not after be wondered at Tor those who practice lying
the last 10 give othe credit for truth They felt
sue they would inpicste the Republican party and get up
an ue lilly Hoyccsey Tunes and The Boston C1ur
that they make cards never for
comprehenong tht party the Republicans have
nt ys. act up toe idea Of glorious old John Brown
But Sir how hspfers that three uu alter nay active
With National Comm ttee had ended aud
when far my knowledge extends had ceased to solicit
frd and the Fund should rise from your ob
WON End should be expected to know anything about you or ~
surprises hal next expect TO be led to acco INT ioI
d6u seuerts connected with the building Of Noafs Ark
As 10 the Aid Fund the fact is this bls.heT about the
oney mainly from two lat People who we're so
contribute, and who gave dime toward II "a
| People who not too mean to steal from ~ ,sn.
| who only regret their want Of opportunity NV. NV
1 set to see the hrst who gave snSsnu
Of momeIt The fund who has tiffany time uttered %
oil complaint Ia 0efrit Su 18th ever conpAleo ~
10 those who cortbp'ed Of their Halted means spa ss'
IN this sense be said be equal donors with those
the privilege OF bestowug greater substantive et
ouf nervous sad liberal snousn 70
het such an e1tepoiked cterpr &c could out
I've ,nSis II would have required God hsos 20 90 Hitnou
than was our ,ort Sc Losses and seainss osr ters
srs Christ tsd h Judasi What can we expect We nut.
sit l NE e 10 heaven wOuldh have Gag holders who l
no raS tb coin! IL those q us who charged thins hAf
lie, ni for or time the officers Of ths Tract, the Bible and
lie kso, ary SCOT; ties the salaries alone woud have
ruotted 10 about much atu4y lost and stolen u
| spita Of our be 4 eGos to guard against Il! =
| / all, Sir yours iuADDEUS HYATT
| AhAisoH, kansssi Sep. 20, 1860