The New York herald., 1864-08-25

aiming 10 ovsrturn the governments Of the United States
OF which you arc member;
The gentlemen who found thess papers, told mo tney
were found in your Office.
The following ''some OF the circumstances" That
led suppose they correct In the suppositon
Your law library and ONCE furniture were in the office
where ssthese papers" were found
You had declined denomination for Congress, and the
ofce reported as not for rent AZ late ae APRIL 1854
The ritual haa been issued 10 the autumn OF 1863 Your
Congressional documents In the Office where these
Your speeches. up to March, or your entire Congress.
iona career, with the ohn Brown speech, In the
otice where ''these papers" were found.
The correspondence OF Senator WALL Of New Jersey,
under his frank, endorsing proposition to furnish you
ported, 'or which he could vouch,' was In tho Office
whore these papers found.s
The correspondence OF C. l. vaandigham, from Wind
that 'he is ready. and fixing a point on sthe Lima
road' at (which to meet you," was In the office whore
these pa pers were found.
neutrality-suspicious. OF Joseph Ristine Auditor or State
declaring Ihat "he would ke TO SOC all democrats unite
IN bold and open resistance 10 all attempts 10 keep ours
united people by force of steel and that "ths was
war against the democracy, and only hope the
successful resistance of tho South" was in the Office
where these papers were found
The correspondence of L. c. fibben who assures you
that the democracy are fast stinening up when this
war to be openly declared being waged for the pur-
pose OF freeing the negro" "whch VIII another
section OF the country TO arms,p aud declaring that
Lincoln bayonets are shouldered for cold booded mur-
DER" was in the Office whore these papers found
The correspondence of ]. Hardesty, who "wants you
to have that hundred thousand roady as we do not
where this ritual was found.
The correspondence Of J. j. Bingham who asks you r
you hiuk the South has enough TO keep the
Union at bayf" and says that "you must have
sources Of in formation which he has not, was IN the
Office where these papers were found.
The corr espondeuce OF John g. Davis informing you
that certain New York Journal ss wonderfully exsr-
csed about secret anti war movements and trembie in
their boots in view OF the terrible reaction which Is
to await them, was ia the office where these papers
found.
The correspondence OF W. s Walker wh, "keeps out
o. the way because they are trying to arrest him for ON
catng in secret socoties enclosing the oath OF the X
G. g. prior TO that OF the X, was in tho Office
whore these papers found
The petition Of c. L. vaandigham D. W. voorhees, and
benjsmn WOOD 70 favor OF two republics and United
found
The correspondence OF Campbell who says the "dsmoc.
daylight but that ''now is deemed best TO work in
secret, aud asking your consent," were in the Office
where "these papers" were found.
The correspondence of Etheridge Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives giving official notice that "your
been received and fled in the proper Office" and for you
40 come on" was in the Office where "these papers"
were found.
She correspondence OF George H. Pendleton, which
states that Etheridses plan organize Congressvz:
$50 elect himself Clerk and Cox Speaker Though hs
(Pendleton will not facilitate the denomination or any
man as Clerk whose programme is for his defeat as
Speaker "suggestn2 to to have whispered IN the
oar q Ehsrdse to recp[ocate fsvors and opposition"
was IN the office whore these papers" were found.
The correspondence Of J. AcDonsld who had inter-
walls" with regard to "tho discovery Of the Northwest
passage" by Perkins, for which he claimed credit
&c was In the Office where 'these papers" found.
And Of B. w. Hanna, who wants good place in the
regular army and OF Hapnegan, and Of W. Pierce,
who''w show the beasts that Lincoln has turned out
70 be in 1884," Bigger and Devlin and
Dodd kc whose said correspondence In the once
where these papers found.
These OF "the circumstances' that led uo 70
believe that "tnese papers," ritual OF the O. A. K
were found in your Office
looked upon these circumstances a. plain juror
might be supposed 70 do and not . statesman and
innocenty supposed that such papers these spared
from the re would be In the possession OF the owner
and that she office OF would be the place where
these papers would bs found.
And yet, with Colonel Thompson, cheerfully accept
your denial and respond you request, that the
people may know the TRUTH Your well wisher,
HENRY B. CARRINGTON.