New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-17

The Albany Ercning Journal has a very long
reply to our recent article, consisting mainly
of sauderous imputations upon nearly every
one who was ever connected with The TRIB-
UNE. We cannot make room for special re-
plies to them all, but here follow fair specimens
Of the lot:
We .La be permitted thus assasd to remsrS that The
TnIBusR has been repycnt,d In the Lobby at Albany Tor
rnaoy years by sn Assistant Editor who Is botherinaw OF
Mr. GreeSy That Assistant, oihce'holdef under
the FedersI Government. ia understood to have had
finger" in all the Pies baked in the Albany Lobby"
The gentleman thus essailed il Mr.. John
+. Cleveland We do not believe single one
o. the thousand intelligent citizens who have
known Mr. Cleveland at Albany as cOrrcspon-
dent Of THE TRIBUNE during the last four or
FIVE Winters, will believe a word Of the above.
That he never attempted in any manner to use
bis connection with this paper to subserSe any
personal or selfish end, We are as sure as OF
our own existence.
Here is the next charge:
An * State Senator rho,s made operation, largely
rsca,dsd though a, hrst Denounced in fnE TsIyE BY
name became NJ Gr.eeys friend In his canvass ioF
4. $. Senator"
The "ex.State Senator" is doubtless Mr.
W. l.. Sessions of Cbautauqua County, who
was (among others pointedly censured in our
columns for supporting the City Railroad bills,
and voting to override Gov. Morgan's Netoes
thereof and who aftcrward voted for Mr..
Greeley for Senator, very greatly to Dir.
Weeds surprise and dspleasure. What Of it
Did we ever retract one word Of our condem-
nation Of his votes aforesaid Is it pretended
that we ever solicited his or any other mans
vote for Senator Had he ever any connection
with THE TRIBUNE If not why is be
dragged into THIS controversy Mr. Weeds
intimatiom that his inside operations were
largely rewarded" is very grave one; we
know nothing whatever Of It's truth or false
hood; but as IRE, certainly, never rewarded "
him for any net of his life, and know OF no
one having done go we are amazed that be
should thus be- thrust before The public. is
our denuncaton of him and SO many other
Republican Senators supposed to have been in
tended 10 secure their votes for t. :. Senator
Mr.. Benz. L. Camp (who was Likewise
member Of the Legislature Of lc6l, md
offended the Dictator By his vote for L. S.
SENATOR next comes IN Cor large measure Of
Tie Journals abuse-much of It known to us
to be false. Here is all of it that touches US.
on orc occ,op when that individual desired large
Clothing Contract. and applied 20 member The Military
Board ufsirF reason In he favor. that Dit Greeley
lcsIed he informed that Mr. g. had claim him.
"A IA fynit Itauta
f. lnrifc. aid The iu.iydual iMr Camp. vii make
rsl And greatly 20 the surprise % the ncaoer 90
House with letter sn Mr. Greeley 20 the secretary o. he
lIcifufy. rffllfnrg 4ff 7imrrdAfoh0f nc ~ iNeu
Bennett Tor Naval Oc.r aud urging tho appointment Of the
gentleman WHO had The power Of dispensing Amy contracts
OF course, we cannot recall the terms of
every hasty letter We may have been solicited
t. write. Yet we do not hesitate TO brand the
above az yanous falsehood We Herer did
withdraw our recommendation of the Hon.
Henry Bennett for Na7al Offcer'-neyer-
though we may have been induced to write
that, if he could not have it, or if his appoint
ment was out Of the question: We should be
satisfied with the appointment OF another valued
friend. Something of this SORT we may have
said or writtcn-neyer what The journal
asserts.
We might. go through with The Journals
assaults on almost every one who has ever
been connected with The TRIBUNE, as with
some who never were; but it cannot bo neces-
sary. The qnimus of the attack is apparent;
aud if any have been puzzled by the result of
our late Election, we think they can be SO no
longer