New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

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junior said withdrawal to take effect on thu
morning after the first Tuesday In February next And,
as it may great presumption in to that
any such firm exists, especially since the public was ad
an year aE
or at was Ts Ifr
indulge me In some "reminiscences which seem to oehs
4 wasa poor young printer and Editor OF Literary
Journal,-a very active and bitter whig In small way.
when after the great Political Revision OF iss1.
was one day called to the City Hotel where two stran.
Benedict Of Albany. They told me that cheap Cam
Sved on and q that had BEEN t edit It. The
announcement might well be deemed fauering by ono
who was not known as partisan writer; eagerly
| embraced their proposal. They asked me 20 nx my
II d Ss
was work that made no hgIre and created no senss
you were Governor, dispensing offices worth 5000 to
$4,000 PER yeSr to your n G%a y
battle with pecuniary obligations heaped upon me BY
1881 believe It did not then occur 10 me that one
Of abundant places might have been offered to me'
TO pom III did occur to me. the TO ask
you for it think that should not have been pecessary
peeunary circumstances that your friend (Dut not
minel Robert c. wetmore was one Of the chief dpens-
patriots as A. H. Wells and John Hooks lifted by
you out Of pauperism INTO independence' as am gaa
and means at that day would timely, and held
In the Harrison campaign of 1910, was again de-
sgnaed to edit oampagn paper published he s It rs VEL
extremely low price my extreme poverty was st the main
work, mailing &c. done by the job and Ugh charges for
Without properly and debt but this paper had rather
Now came the great scramble of the swell mob Of
oS1% SHs mo Of tine wC
risons nomination and election as yours respectfully
nss aVs BE-
Your asking would haze in but have
soon after started THE TRIBUNE, because was urged
do SO by certain q your friends and because such
MARY aid in so doing; it might have been given me
y or James God
bless his honored memory did not ask for this and
nsFSe S da die SssG repaid
name was never thought Of but when, ip 1928 we
party party Illumination for state Printer when ca@s
again to have st1s Printer + to s eject well S as Mor
something to know that there was time whene
belonging to your household. II new office had not
since been created on purpose to give its valuable
Show forth his Times the organ Of the whg state Ad
mnistration, should have been sti more grateful
In lSi8, your star again rose, and my warmest hopes
were realized in your election to the Senate was no
sf y
forbearance from you what received thereupon was
the becase Of Redaed and Prnge and an obligation
publish in my and the our supposed
cruel cruel and %ortifying. The plaintiffs. after using my
% WritIna, and les called for Of their s:sasnt
proifered it to them1a thoroughly Responsible name
Of the four or first in Batavia when they had
known from the first who It was and that It was neithe
demanded they sued me instead for money and money
do not think you ,cere at liberty humiIae the
eyes of my own and your. public as you did think YOU
duly at think you had & better occasion s
the display Of these WsSR % hsT bsT %
all man could do to demert ilis paper is paying you
have publicly set forth my view of your and duty
with respect to Fusion. Nebraska. and party desgna.
so to weea nSs Tadns TsSeaI Ost wh
crime being In this in other things that OF doing
to-day what polite persons will not he ready to 10
Let me speak Of the late canvass was once sent 70
10 secure seat therein for four years. think
limited any human being that would have liked to be
hardly Gi know how good and true he D s,artedmy
name for Congress, and Brookss packed delegation
him. But this last spring, after the Nebraska question
had created state Of things at the North one or
two personal friends OF political consideration, sug.
sested my name as candidate for Governor. and did
not discourage them soon the persons who were after.
ward mainly instrumental in nominating CLARK came
about me- and asked II could tie Know.Nohng
told them aaoS asaer and GSr repeS I IT, Therepn
they turned upon Clark. ,,.,
said nothing did nothing hundred people asaSn S,,
Gated Patterson; never limited at my own name Bnt
| me why he could not support for Governor Il had
never asked nor counted on his snpport(
did IT, The apshSt Of his discourse very cautiously
stated this were candidate for Goysaa9r y,as
true. But as had IN no manner solicited ais OF yous
support, thought this might have been SAID 20 my
conid not have been elected Governor as Whig But
had lie and been fayorabe there sond nave been
il the state % nns ana or
It was IN vain that urged that had in no manner
ianguagewel intended but cutting as addressed
Patterson Governor. and try my name for Lieutenant
To this place is matter Of no importance, and We
can whether am really 50 Odi0us"
should have hated to serve Lieutenant Governor
but should have glcried In running for the post ]
tired Of aehting them pieeemeai And, although
should have been beaten In the canvass know that my
was thought best to let the matter take anothe,
course. No other name could have been put upon the
ticket so bitterly humbng to me as that Snlcn was Sc
fight left to And, Governor Seward, hare made a.
though be conceited in me to say So What little light
there has been. have stirred up Even Weed has not
the Journal Of the %hg taken
interests and let the canvass take care OIL
itself as early declared it would do That journal has
because Of its milk andw water course) some twenty
these twenty thousand to say more voted for
UIlmann and scroggs than for Clark and Raymond TIE
TRIBUNE false because Of Its character has but eghe
thousand subscrbers within radius and ven.
ture to say that of its habitua leaders, minetenth:
scroses had 10 bear the brunt Of the contest. and
take terrible responsibility. In order to prevent the
aHs wSod upon Had Barker been elected
nor could walk these streets without being hooteo
are stopped Barkers election at the of mourning
the desdest enmity Of the defeated gang, and have