New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15

last year, he addressed this trucking, fawp.
ing, mean. souled, traitOrous letter to the chosen
Chief of the Disunion Confederacy. Read and
ponder we'll its contents:
LEGATION U. s.. BoaorA. n. g., May II. 1851.
M NOBLE Asp VERY DEAR FRIEND In nsequence OF
the continuance OF horrible civil which still continues
TO be wased In hi, distracted and divided Republic and the
INTERRUPTION OF all mail communication from the United
State. and did no. receive your kind and highly
priced letter the 10th January last until the ioh ut and
then at Honds which place repaired myself expressly Tor
purpose of receiving dispatches letters newspaper
&C. which bad heard there II took me three days
travelling almost impossible mountains 10 get 70 HONDA
but well repaid for my trouble. as received some 20
etter from my wife aud children beside sone 10 Others
from my Government and cid friends, with some 200 news
pap.r all of which have afforded both pleasure and heart
felt pain to read.
did not aeros, the vaedcory speeches of yourself
dear Clay Mallory and Yuoe until yesterday. devoured
them all with greedy appetite but not without tie shedding
Of tears dear friend when read the farewell Of ,oure
especially psthecay expressed In your last speech ID
the Senate well in that Of the 10th OF January when
you beautifully depicted your fellow senators and the
world the situation Of the country ard the dangers which
were threatening il.
You may well say you do In letter to ne that you
" know you ~ viii sympsthhe with US (youv
How can feel Otherwise dear cid friend, college mate and
colleague and the people whomyou re-
present OIL .uch an occason1 Born Ia what they haunting call
free INDIANA brought Missouri aud educated there
and ia Kentucky and having resided for the Last ~ yeas In
Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa, cannot but DO well &c
qused with the principles feelings and actions oil the par
ties to the contest which is going on in my beloved
country.
When | went TO Wisconsin (sinsinsw, Mound then
Michigan. took with my servants whom at their
request purchast they having been born ia Illinois, aud
made under the ordnance Of 1884, Abo!itiOnu' who
iAe Defy Bronson Burnett, e. al. came to my house to
shsre my hospitality told my slaves they free, aud
actually iced the ignorant ou happy Paul to believe be
free AID bring suit for hme and bis sister Charlotte
both VIII you may feooct they waited you when
you visited u.s. had veKstious and long lawsuit Will Paul
but tunphed him and nj. Abolition siier served
la Congress Delegate fFsm Michigan aud Wisconsin two
year. each for the third By Doy
because served as ,ecoud IN the Cey and Graves duel
and VS., sslaveowuer
In Isll was removed ou the Office Of surveyorCe
Of Wisconsin and Iowa by Gen. Hsrroos AdSin'iFa,ip
through boy, influence the then Delegate simply because
snd sympa.uirsd with the souih-no single
chi having been made sganst Of any other cAsc
tor MI Polk God bless him. restored lie in lsj and put
out tls iors legged Black Republican Jim Wilson OF New
Hsmyshiie. who had superseded me.
Iva, usntrrred tho Surveyor Geuerss oabce In De-
cembe 1913 to tie United States Ssus,s sud driven there
om by The Abo,ioai,is in March, 1885, osher objection
having ever been made to that was follower Of
the South and for such yourself Clay and
other Souhern.n II therefore had no other reason Tor
synpshi1s with the South the bad rcsmeut which have
received the hands OF Northern Aboonss would have
usde do But upon the Consuiioroi question and
upon that of eIpedieucy had single doubt, but
had my residence in this county and my knowledge of the
eject, Of freeing he negroes the West Iade, sd in ti
b.y. mad. 81
has Of every kpslshmsu Frenchman Geran, ard other
foreigners whom have with ia this country and
who have the bad effects of Ab0i,fisHism.
had hoped that Mr Lincoln would have proclaimed
after hs election s total Dissent from the med s>hees OF
hr Ado on poes to avert the disrupns tornado
which saw bof,e LEFT New York last Eoyen about
dissolution OF heretofore glorious Union be-
sved which he bad pursued with Dou, in
h camp.so for the Senate in 1883 tina, he not imbued
sothoroushly with Aboltionism his Republic rpoer,
supposed snd therefore rcsy preferred hin AID last
Fs 10 Dol,ln, whom kew TO be unpr ne'led deais
gogue and making speeches in the North 20 please Abo
lii ,ui aud oud then 90 South and make oisc Of
opposii, character To LH than TO any other mac In
country protesting Democratic principles Abo
ton docue country Indebted .or the agitation not
destruction Of orr Union But him and his friends who
broke up the Aeston Convention Democrat would have
ssed las, Fall TO the Presidency and before another
contest such al arrangement would have been made
have p-even,ed dissolution Of the Union and perhaps civil
Ny latest dates tho ed February snd femblc
at the thoughts receiving other dispatches &c lest they
shall announce th, Of civil Ny prayers
esua, oered for the reunion of the State, aud for the
p-sce concord and hsppness OF country But let what
may to pass ycu may rely upon 1t. that
neither M ,sr be found ia the ydnkso Of our (youy)
ensmi,i May God ainighty Grid but u unhaD
pily n ,haH come you may think trouId doubt tdoubssI
count Shsrof other isnis standing shoulder
shoulder in The ycnks sish you and other southern friends
S rcatir. i-hos rgih' tie hare been dTegarded
by the Abohisnit love Iowa and Wisconsin for the hon
conferred by them and because ! served
them sways faithfully, but l will not make
With them ssant the South. whose rights they
.hamefuly neglected Nor will sanction any effort
the South to submit, the North in reference
question slavery with which the North has tight
int erc and that toe In pspabe violation Of the Consu
ton Il my country tho treaty Of France the law Of God
himself snd every principle OF justice and the expert
Of the world The history Of the world shows th.;
wholly unit FOR self government, that they
thousand mes happier slaves ia the United States and
elsewhere than free in their n,iiye land Even those
VII, freed the United and those stolen the
South and OIL Into the North and ia Canads in
condtionSs in this Republic aud In the West lndies.hsn
when slaves II and with the slaves whom took
with the North. aud Paul admitted that he never
well led clothed provided for after he got hi,
freedom as he while hs was my slave He denounced
the Abo.tloni,,s who cheated him of his earnings
and he begged aud my wife let him but
would because he sued me- though best him ia the
case.
thank you for your efforts for my son William for your
eer, aud for the Congregational Directory. M'y God bless
you your family and your sunny Sol H. which will
still hope aud pray shall be reunited the cold North When
you them. make my regards to all Southern
friends, and especially TO Clay and his fisher Tooubs, Nal