New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

| To ne Editor q Inc y. i. ITibAht
SIR: Deeming the speedy exposure Of the forgery
peTreiratcd tie address Of my brother H. j. Walker to
the Democratic Committee, PbaFg PS., 1886, due to him
during bis absence from The country the accompanying letter
from, him 70 myself herewith offered to your journal with
hope the, il win Gud immediate Publication.
Very respectfully, MAhrHA WALKER COOK.
Ne &c Hpc,o. T,,r0ct Bototen ~ j.. Nov !, 1864.
LONDON, Oct. a. le6f.
Mrs. VI. w. CooK-Dy Dear Sister: ] send
you pamphlet Of 81 pages printed in London during
my absence, STYLED - Familiar Epislle TO Robert J.
Walker" wh.h pamphlet on The reverse Of the title
page contains q tie following sentence plrportng 10 BE-
extracted from ny address Of 1856: ii ny voice could
reach even the Black Republican party, would say,
Eca. sombie your Convention rcnomuaie your candi
dates If you please elect them yon can, lake 81 The
spos Jp, ar dorm gour Aricaa pio0 ere y0U ied0rf'
70 a. Pie poHs md gtrt 20 he South P9Jloi Jp'fa'Da
0r u.Ldlcrug iron, he Uniou.--RoBlm j. WAiKEE
linls5G Atpaec Of this pamphlet Ills extract isrcpcai
ed and purpofs % be reprinted here from I Mar Ygri
Doy Mars Of October ls03the organ ofthc Democracy
Now as ! have Lot seen number Of Tie NeE York Dal
Mos for many years cannot Say whether ths JoTPery
j. tie work Of the Confederate author Of this pamphlet
OF o. Tie Daily Nrs. incose you my address Of the
3Oh Of September ls6, printed You viii see by John
F. Trow, 70. sd Broadway. Now.YoIk At page u Of
this address you VIII find the following sentence: /.
ny voice could reach even the Black Republican party
] would say Ecas.cmhle your Convention, rcnominate
your candidates 81 you please elect them If you can,
take al the sp0is but down you disuDion African
platform ere you ndorse il ut the polls md ire ne
couufly some oLer PLATFORM much 1H iapeH nc
Unioa."
You viii perceive flat the forgery consists in snbsti-
tung She words land give to tie Sonth perfect iusti
lc4tion f0l Withdrawing from TIC Union iOr my ian
cuoco namely, "and give the country other plat
form which VIII not imperi the Union Now tie
forgery. as you viii perceive consists in changing the
last Inc ~ .Lc extract from my address in SO In tie
address r is stated that tie Republican platform q lso6
II indorscd at the polls impg N, Uiop in The forge
" am made 70 say tlnt this platform would give TO the
South perfect ia ihcation for Withdrawing from the
Union" II the Confederate pampheteor speaks the
truth this forgery is the work Of Tie NeU I0rk DAILY
Eers and published by that paper IN October, 1868.
with the evident view Of influencing the election Of
that Fal II such forgcres then printed by that
and kndged papers in regard to myself last Fall, hat
may not anticipate
Ny address was Of the date Of September, 1876 II
was first printed by Mr. Trow in pamphlet FORM !
think about quarter Of million Of copies from that
Office were circulated by the New York Democratic
Presidential Committee OF lej6 IL translated into
German French, Spanish Italian and welsh. Several
millions OF copies circulated in pamphlet form,
exclusive Of the number published in the columns OF the
Democratic press. As Tie NeD-IOJk Daily Mus or Oct.
g. ls6 published my address the forgery Of such SEN
.euce would he without excuse or pa!liation.
This pamphlet which was in the form Of letter adj
dressed By nc 10 tie Democratic Committee Of Pitts
bug, Pa. was called An Appeal for tie Union and
The sentiments expressed coFresponded with the title.
That Us true meaning may DO understood quote the
toe paroqro into one Of the Of which this
forgery il Inserted.
Popular revolutions are always sudden. HE dark
cloud is seen in the horizons VIC hear the nuttennc
thundor nearer and louder still louder u rolls
ohore -ten comes tho lightning flash, the crash Of
The Union and al is We will all then stand amid
the rrins q The irrevocable past We viii stand at The
dread Indictment seat Of country and Of the world
the books will be opened and despOts pronounce ou
sentence the doom OF race as they believe segoy
eminent is n bloody and deusiye phantom. No, better
had We vr ne the earth from It's orbit ana scatter u m
burning fragments through universal spacc than meet
the cures ~ our country and mankind and the horrors
Of that living death which would follow the dissolution
OF the American mon. IL The surrender oi myho0F