MARCY rs. MACKENZIE

From the N Y. Evening Psi
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It's curious coincidence that MacssI
stole and published the private letters d


should have made public those four


lary OF Wnr, by whom he was ac,r
years ago, saved from the gniIows.


time of the Canadian troubles, when


was Governor Of New York. Mackenl


mnnded of him by requisition Of b. |
of Canada, on charge Of murder, arSt
robbery. under treaty providing iOri
der of fugitive criminals: but Gov. Man
most favo abie view Of the case for Mac}
construed his offence into rebellion, viii
could nave nothIug 10 do-thus saUng.l
neck from the rope. A pretty return
for the compliment!


And while upon this subject Of coiuci
may state that, four or five months sips
OF, private lat,ers, written oy.ILe edi,ori
bune. on various political matters, TO @
son and persons about him, were put ins
of Gov. Marcy. then at Washington, VI
er. seemed to hare too much OF a genl I
man of honor to take the mean advanlna !
ing public tho confidential communcaii
political opponents, and therefore couns
return TO the place where they had beeni
left. There were nearly two hundTa|
letters, some referring 10 rather cun1
menls on the part Of the triumphant VI