New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-28

III X.
To the Editor Of The Neio I0,k Tifaes.
notice the following paragraph in your paper OF
this morning:
"sTsSTOy AND H'ctFLLAs.
III "a s,peray stated and believed ,lst 5. l. Barlow 81
NewYok furnished the ssen, Of the AssSe,s,sc les s Nm
Clela TIE Rsiroad Convection, which MI ean'on has
disavowed"
TIE fct, 70 far had any connection with this matter
are a. follows: Amer the adjournment OF the Conysuen
w called upon in the crowded hall Of the hoe BY persons
Informed that they connected WIN the pre-"
nation to the proceeding ad tina, P.'dsu'
psrtsnt h.5 been appointed ard he then The Convention
adjourned the dsy Bel asked what Mr. stsnto h'd
aid reuied fs he had made %, impressive speech but
that could remember nothing Int the subsistence which IN
the general terms aid wishout any preies Of verbs.
The hole interview probably occupied thee m'neie At
s close aid " ear you ill not be able TO make much
s tse vii pa. i in shape at the oe A. sp,esred /,
wst incorrect. think the from joining tive
,e b,f po,e There could have been no intsnon TO nil,
report Sir i.n.ou's remarks by any There certainly
was none by ne Yours vsy T Sf,P.I,fqly n.ptow
Wednesday, Feb. %, 1862.
To TEE PUBLIC: A most gross and unjustifsble
attack upon me appears in to-day's TRIBUNE. While
admit that my private acts are Of little import
ance" to any one but mysef yet feel bound 10 cor.
rect the false statements Of the article in question
have already explained my connection with the in
correct report OF Mr. Stanton's remarks, and thai
subject DO not think anything further necessary /
not an actor nor was present at tie Wen
dell Phillips meeting. The statement that lie
with Ml-om Ives lately imprisoned Ac u evidently
Intended convey the IT, preston that had been Gt,od
mi. Is simply 81 asEoc9gs fs,eh0od.
r. eng hss stated auihori.t,ely' otherwise
that s11ed Mr. Phelps name to 'h't uaniieo wi,hcu
hs au,hoy Or consent" he is ~ inanous sanderr AID
whoever has said hes made false statement. I'D
ign NJ bepss name, aothorize any to do to tso
toeuslent IN qgest7 n
seccis,ni from the time Of sir Lueolns eectlon his
Inauguration Whatever Information bad Of every chsrsc
ter made public by dag hy day and based npon
Urged the neccy % action by CoDges u The Winter Of
G and n Peace Compress 70 avert The In which
with hundred o. the most ro nj ent and patriotic citizens Of
TIE North Of all shades Of political opinion who be
hyed that ON ooury va, Of more eonsequence than any
oort III tue ia. .ympsthz.d with tie move rnenIs
o We - ., .' a.o"eo sci theif mend
coOpolaor una; the uprising ii the North rendered such
On TIE contrary fsoa November until The fall u Sumter
nee with who since been the Leaders Of tie ne.
be1n, urged ,he absolute ieeesity Of one Go,s,nrni
~ blow struck by the South at NJ Lincoln, sduintrs
ton, whether by resisting ne civil authority of tie Federal
Cose1nsnt or by collision between STATE 'nd Feter'l
troop. viii unite TIE whoe peors Of each section Ina.
re otf Tia, Hat. -. I'D hso,les pay Tie, end pirate
e ndhs VIII be set aside n ~ hour and our whole people
M e It once engaged slt. the parable! with Nhich
Mt even &c te iourdin nistory."
II remember the views Of THs TRIBUNE eaEiy IN No
vcDbe l dffred from ny own - ta'y lave 81 81 tines
since. believed IN The absolute necessity the nion on
no 18th OF that month wrote 10 geIcilsu then ia the
snale sng as believed grea. weight viii he Southern
leader" letter nom which tie following eztlse':
satisfied tLs Aceebie Secession cannot be accoH-
pbted. We shsll probably dsaree tie ou.e bit even
u pan OF separation could be devised ,g c Dy pabe
70 The Northern STATES 10 induce them to sub, 10
tiOn - The present you be in TIA.
iona viii urse between tho Cove gh oil viii
lead 20 and In any such North ara North
West val be vctos II revolution tsiss place e south
nd feeling appealed to At tho North the necessity Of
ne enforcement OF The Nv or the rights OF The aol sou
Ia rlv .rtf,s
hs personal utorsst vii not control the acioE OF New
tns land or New York what VIII be agreed O., An my
Judgment, is ths A Convention 20 slter The Cons,iti
iDu ths the just sLs OF the South shall be- main
aimed by tbe Cousuion solf and forever removed Oh
~ ena o. Iolics m Congros Greeley Of THs IalBuNE
nd bic st Of practical A0oin1iss viii oppose ans com
fomac wusiyer They Secosdonit- in fact sq IL 70
friends IN souh Carolina In the reshne.s Of q e plaas
hey hope hat the Union may be- iiso. that they NAV
feed tie utDuos OF tie Constitution ana be- Il
ber'y c0uti1Hc thaf waITe aslst Slavery n ualnrr
effective than they able 10 do IN the Union. All
efe thugs ougit 10 weigh with those who wild With
. theory Of Sou4efn CoHfcdefscy III er0n0mic
sstoD. VIM them nothing have wei ,hi but they and
81 cgBssitsrnh Viii uiC. When, lcGT il WI b. w te