Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

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i 10 90 sAl5o 90
i5s 90 3,iS6 " ....
10 90 -..
so5 % 1885 %
5000 20 -
i 1886 20
Here is nearly So 900 expended by Glentworth, in
the respectable business pipe" (which
it is said, Governor Seward was acquainted with. II
is probable hat the virtuoas contributors this fund
did know what he did with it, So, il is probable
that they were not aware of ITS In this sad
AID melancholy business, firmly believe that
James B. Gientworth is comparatively the innocent
and injured man. He "laid pipe" because he could
rot help it, The contributors to these enormous
sums are the real tempters-they are the guilty
and deserve the punishment ANY to be Indicted.
But what an alarming state of utter and complete
decentralization, this disclosure presents ofpotical
| morals What will the revilers Of republican go
vernmsnt in Europe say to these sad and melancholy
exhibition Of republican morals, A public officer,
| appointed by the Governor OF New York, charging
that Governor with being acquainted with his psrti-
cipation in fraads, and daring him to remove him
from his Office, because he was equally guilty =
What the result Of all these de velopnents may be
on the approaching election, we neither know
care. These disclosures present damning proofs of
guilt-and we denounce them, and all concerned in
them, without regard to to party. If the OPP
poste Party-if :he Administration party,-are
equally guilty Of the like dark Deeds let them be
dragged 10 the light Of day-and punished in like
manner. ASH =. u s.a-
Meantime, let the Grand Jurors Of an honest, and
moral and virtuous community. bring the gully to
-condign punishment
REPORTS AND Accommodating the excite
men, attending the awful dselosures and the in
vsstigaton before the Recorder we have given full
ample, and correct reports, without I" extenuaton
setting down aught in malice" The Herald is adj
mitted to be the only paper that has given correct
and honest reports without descending to the gross
ndecneies Of the political press For this indspcn-
dsnce and high neral tone, far beyond the Influence
of any corrupt political clique, the public has ex
tended ts us patronage beyond anything that ever
took place in this country In this city, the rush
for the Herald has been trem .ldous. In Phiiadel-
phia and other cities, the interest has been equally
Intense. Reas the following CORES pondence, the
first from our authorised agent -
| Mn. BEsSErr-
The Herald has been in great demand for the last
few days. On last Friday and Saturday afternoon,
believe, as much as dollar and fifty cents was
| paid ON several OCCASIONS o. l.. LEiBkn
| PHrApr LrHIA, Oct. 2sh, 1870.
| Mr. JANIS q. BEsssr-
Dear Sir: Your paper j. almost the only one
which sought after in this city since the astound
disclosures have been made. In fact evenly five
cents has willingly been paid for a single eoPyand
Is cents frequently. Do not neglect to send on
some Of your" Extras" for we are "hunger and
thrstng after all the and pArc ulArly after the
Clestworth pspers-we wish 10 know all about this
Benedict Arnold" the second. The WI ter has been
re ular subscriber TO yeu- paper for length of
in a while, which may not come amiss.
Sir, am who admires your talent, and the
stand you have taken against all oppresssrs. II.
Moses N. GrinneIi.
Notwithstanding all that has beea said and sworn
to Of late, we believe what gallant commodore
tcd the other evening. without any oath or afii-
davit.-" Dir. Bennett" said commodore Martin,
| Mr.. Grinnell is . good man-don't believe what
they say Of him--he 10 most excellent good man.
SO say we TOO. Mr. Grinnell Is mere hant--a prac-
teal mere bantam hossst and honorable merchant
He knows little Of politics politicians, and howe.
the cations Of frauds may be against the
clique, Mr.. Grinsell is innocent. This is our firm
and solemn belief We do not make an affidavit of
this, because we see so many unhang.d ssouadrels
swearing in these days. that oafhtakipg like oath
breaking but the honest Of every party will believe
us-and have faits IN Mr.. GrinneI too.
| Al CARD.
| Wethc urdcrsigned stevedores. iabourers &c On
| board the ships belonging TO GriupelI, Ninturn &
Co, having seen IN the New Era of the 10Th inst
,,a,ement sianderOusiy false, ngnsdty Joln Daris,
| VrhTm Gui5ham, CHARLES Trison and Others
charging Mr. Moses II. Grianeii, in April Last, with
| bringing men from the poor house 10 work on
board his ships, while the aborers the docks were
standing out not Tor increase of wages but merely
against their rednetco; be 10 further charged with
having boosted that they would yet he gisfto work
! for Eve sbiliiegs . day." &c. &c. Sc, do hereby
sfzte-that during the stand out last spring MIR
Grinnen was not e the city Of New York, but in
Washington, at his post and far from these char
| gss being true. With regard 10 him,
seen y rs during that contest between US and
employers. But after his return from Washington,
has prored hsmss( Ae poor MANI friend. By rs-ia-
sizting lsborsrs IN his employ, who had been dts
charged during he sbsenes, and given them work
solely account of their destitute situation for
a employment. sense OF justice, and a regard for
truth require us 20 say his generous hbersIity
nands our grstsfa regafd. and whenever accident
bsfals any one in his employ, and misfortune rem
der. him unabc TO labor. Mr.. Gri nell takes care
TIA, sueh mes and tn ir families are provided for
And he has always been 10 fsver sf continuing and
paying The HI yhcst and any assertion 70 the
contrary ~ false and caiurn,ous
JoBr y WALsEr Jas ID. MILAN
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/ MAURICE VAIL RIcH'D WHITE
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4 THos Rfcr THOMAS H.rcuEs
\ Arpsxw Burys JossPH Copptss
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JoHs MAcEr JANIS CHAPPLE
JAS. NoRTar VIZ NoLAs
| WILLIAM ssfrH Psr'k WsLss
/ JoHr NfysHALp MArrHrv PowrR
| JANIS Wsrrg Jrp'u CoLttxs
| W. n. seorr ELIHv soUrH~Ekp
| THo,. AvsrfS Psrrrcx LoVrHeA.
| WV EsrGRDAy PArRrcx HAYts
| SAMUEL ADAMS RI rHoMss
| y REksDo~ - FRArcts GtRaRp
| DsrSfs DriscoLL JAS. GrpARD
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| JosEPH KAUsKt PArRtcx H,sr
| Geo w. DAVIS WV woRafssv
| y. sHAyrAHAp Joan O'BRIgN
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| The above persons all IN the emplov Of noses