Letter of Rufus F. Andrews, Lately Surveyor of the Port of New York, to Thurlow Weed, Lately Editor of the Albany Evening Journal
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You should have stopped here. You said enough to prove your contempt for the rulers of the Republic, and decency required that your attacks should be restricted to persons of your own sex. This did not sufficiently gratify your morbid appetite, and in the spring of 1863, in a public hotel of the city of New York, you announced to an indiscriminate au- dience that the wife of the President of the United States was guilty of treasonable conduct, and that by order of the Secretary of War that lady... had been banished the Capital ; an order which you de- clared was too long delayed ! This occurred in my hearing, and I promptly denied the statement, and branded it as the invention of malicious mendacity.
That same evening Mrs. Lincoln arrived in New York. I called to pay her my accustomed respects, and expressed to her my surprise at hearing she had been ordered to leave Washington, and asked her what the facts were. Her astonishment was only equalled by her proper indignation. She required me to give my authority for the statement of her alleged expulsion, and I related to her the occur- rence as it transpired at the hotel.
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You should have stopped here. You said enough to prove your contempt for the rulers of the Republic, and decency required that your attacks should be restricted to persons of your own sex. This did not sufficiently gratify your morbid appetite, and in the spring of 1863, in a public hotel of the city of New York, you announced to an indiscriminate au- dience that the wife of the President of the United States was guilty of treasonable conduct, and that by order of the Secretary of War that lady... had been banished the Capital ; an order which you de- clared was too long delayed ! This occurred in my hearing, and I promptly denied the statement, and branded it as the invention of malicious mendacity.
That same evening Mrs. Lincoln arrived in New York. I called to pay her my accustomed respects, and expressed to her my surprise at hearing she had been ordered to leave Washington, and asked her what the facts were. Her astonishment was only equalled by her proper indignation. She required me to give my authority for the statement of her alleged expulsion, and I related to her the occur- rence as it transpired at the hotel.
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