New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

deep regret tbs, he did not hoye opportunity Of saying
Good hye 10 ven nni Of thanking you reuouay To- The
many kndpes-es hs bad received from lou. He was con
6ael to hs loom by sickness At the time the general letter
was addressed y1u AMI iaew noing Of IT, Or be says he
would have been clad Of such occson to convey Lii
warm regard, and yood wishes M Shields desires to
return his thanks for the Tobacco and he Is at pfeent
under it. Lulng influence and he shall ever remember
you and Mn. Thompson.
send you bills for packing Ae amounting to 6l o. In
eudins boxes made by The Carpenter for your Books The
amount srsns sale OF Furniture Sl4 20 leaving diff
ference for you scud check for ti6 30 Also 81 for
hire Mrs Thompson hew much her Washerwomsns
Bill il she has desired her and do not know the
amount send your pioture by this mail have forwarded
by express another package for Mrs Thompson send word
to Nh Hyde sbou. chandelier in the dna through me
Very Respectfully,
Your Humble Servant,
Hon J,oop Tuovptox MALCOLM
Twas hauled up before Mr.. Kelly for being Seces'ion
Yesterday and or uerns sentiments this, not loyal
the Government did not deny NY opinions and say II
my adheIng the South made disunionis then was
one speak without being hauled the Goals
cleared myself the satisfaction Of Kelly the persons
making the charge were A. r. Allen and Gen r. c. Weight
man.
JACOB THOMPSON TO EX-PRESIDENr BUCHANAN
OIyoRD, Mira, June !. 1861.
/ To Pres. j. BUchSAS-My Dear Sir: Every day brings
mind how roiss have been since parting in open
ing correspondence with you. And now DO no, know
thstI write you without having my letters read But
have determined to make the effort.
Though the Of eyers has mala ~ citizens Of two
different governments my feelings Of kindness and perons
regard have under. ehaose Though under the public
law the existence Of makes every citizen Of Bel
the enemy every Of the other Beigoreut y-,
this shall maze Ihss sItlie 20 you, aud
between your household and mine shall forget you
sud Miss Lane have both OF your pictures suspended In
my psrlor, and Mrs. Thompson will regard you both
and ondesred friends. regretted the necessities
which severed public relations but determined to
bear that with all the philosophy could command Nothing
shall sever in my mind and heart my personal relations In
al did acted lifelong convictions AID after reached
homo derous that the which had begun should
then DO perpetual new desire for feared that that
bUndeer Lincoln would and adopt my ideas OF State
rights Had ho done secession would have been billed Of
forever Had Lincoln In his inaugural boldly taken the
ground that be would the forts OF Sumter and Pick
and leave the seeded States to determine for themselves
iheir destiny, the border States would have been
cured to tho old Union beyond pesdven.ure and 10 all the
seeded States there would have been Union party which
would have asserted lie sscendancy IN ell States This
feeling deep and strong when | home. Blu; the
very moment Lincoln suspended the constitution AMI the
e old Of Congress the feeling Tor epa4ou became uuiver-
sal Now nothing but anuistion will bring these States
Into the cd Union. Our armies ,oviy though there
spell upon them. The propious moment has arrived
when Lincoln could cali of bio blood hounds and make
eh Us the most favorable terms but he Il under
the Influence Of the mob feeling Of New.El anu.
lie hes no, tie ability sad nerve to tats
OF his people Having trlmPed unloI foot the
con,t uiion the laws BE- stop sni though he
.U.n a.
soa.aem sta.ci. which ls cannot hope 30 do
thout half million OF sud thea without the oss Of
h Of them yet Of tiess States tie
Uuon We Awe tpaIttod agd separation D. pc Icu,l
Yci with the Northern saies IartcuA With the
States the most liberal pfoce tToaac The flc
OF separation must All be- admitted day and the f,-
ought 70 be- admitted oros b. Folly rules ,Ae hour and
has country w sgfT 10 h9nLu tongue d.,ciii -
Around hre 81 but feeling al s3soTtng M rcfv,lns
A. long tho northern States pforo'e iavasan isi y.1n
long viii fsLt lEl VIXEN 10 eIAsl,iel
No viii h7At wish sio1ss p.tchiorss tslytAohsde,-
people vita su-h tpiai cas3oi tr suld-t1- "a 90
asiag The .les ,lmIy gelo.terou oar harvest
goias on have pisces o. ceres So Wheat sna
really never had .ueha yield Our Com avery aae Our
cotton s. iufcripf-
have beer quiet home 'nc, my r,,aru foa wuhias.
tor ny iou. Macon hls gs 10 "a eager faf the nay
", Tolu.'o.. health h good alI send. her oye TO you
M," Lane Please remember He 10 tss u talnr, 20 A,.
Lsae aud believe ms a'e yoaf fnend
J. THOMPSON
WILLIAM NJ. BROWNE TO JACOB THOMPSON.
Cosylnrn,rr sr4Irs or txasict
DEPAurSEsT or STAIR Mon. olle. March IS ilol}
MY DEAR SIR: / have iu-t read with infniie
pleasure your reply m Ho9s Infamous attack sou.
Al who know you feel satisfied with o.. dsuiael
10 which you have eipa.el hi. f.ehool and mligiy OF
I tie base aad bad Av, ever known in ay elias Of
r OF any county Jo,eph Hot + infinitely The bases, and
worst Nothing bat be- rossins coward prevents BIN
Iom being murderer and sAwsyman.
IL there any prospect Of Jor coming here 90 go how To
machine w0fsi ora you % vel 'at,aed wA ~ cay
smooth motion i4i you have no olho,J eraulins It
cios.iy
With iindet regards % M. Thsmpson and Macon
Believe I.e. very ra.y your friend,
WM. 81. BROWNE
Hen. JAcoB Tuovps0y &C.