New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

ssltstion might Be advantageous tits even more es 20
how natural for the Governor OF Ohio
Penn syvsnia the time this Invitation was issued 70 ~
the grave to their States Of lively aud en
cent support from every quarter to the nsonsi cause
Of the cobdact Of the Governor o. Mas.,chuses IN JooiSs
that consultation Of Governor, except the very peon
were swift observe and eIcanl that he name dd not ap
pear with Of many other Governors on cersA
petition to the President last July. .
And had not the Prs.ients Proclamation Of freedom sp.
cared as Il did ast day before meeting sadly as
appointing certain gentlemen who had rightly declared
had the Atoon. Conference been held ' .ddrs. pab
hshed without name or presence nave no manner ?.
nation at M slowne unite with the conservative Gov
errors who Altoona In helping to stIenghen
A. WA, those gentlemen disturbed They wer. cus
of Tor making the President, by their own reeehs
svowsls ard declarations But was desirable that some
was ID. Republican candidate for resleoion; Twas sup
porter Of the Presdenes procamaicn and Poncy SssSs
most convenient scspegost, sud so they took me oes
Jadgs Parker indicted before his Convection or
after il wa, pnutsd And supposed that Mr. saon'ts1 in.
to duced the supposed proof that Imagined me
dstmen For SINCE Judge Parker to have reyeised
the order Of aud effect In the mssios Of bis
logic, snd the confusion Of trath with its opposite.
And now my dear Sir the sober truth Is simply thls l.
perhaps with more pleasure did not eha>, formally or
that The Gorsrnor' aoud 'ne,s potion Of Ma
jor. Gs" Metitan Or Of any Othe, efieey' Of the army%
Il
any else hard uhdsr concerning thar any
other General But If you ask how bunder hss
been made only reply that When people seek male
point against their gbors BY soft u dropping By
attempting to penesate the pirate conversations OF see-
bsty their confidential speech, great ing
If not something will always be close hand They
al Usually contve to inst what they hoped hear
have written this letter with fulness aud with
tire freedom Your venerable character and long devotion to
the Of good and principles had tight to command
deny the moral RICH, OF gentlemen TO on political
mugate private Conversations which cannot effect the COM
uunity unless made public. Second That the gentercn
in question need not have sent third person to md ou
what said at Altoona. could have tod them myself X
they had asked And they know me well enough to hne~
that am accustomed to act openly without disguise o. con-
ceansut and when convinced what ought to do without
much hesitation.
In conclusion cannot but regret the tendency observe 20
obrude matters mainly personal tho attention OF tho
people Its the OF Democratic, Constitutional
Representative Government which trial not tho
Of earth We con,ending for the very
hopes Of future, for grand aud wonderful people over
whose s snge. might weep The Interests Of ne
public cvt military demand the thought Of loyal
human being Dg Andthey weaken and be.itte our
Iofe position while they tend to denoraize the pubhc
heart and mind who stsmpt 20 hang the issues OF nsonA
HE the sword Of any leader. Wisdom will sti i've when
all Of this generation has under the dust and the people,
country humanity will live when all who counted
greet e. peace Will have been forgotten and lost even
to history. Believe ne, Sir. with high respect
Your obedieut servant, JOHN A. ANDREW.