Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-22
MORNING HERALD.
New york. "Wednesday. April y. lsto.

O5- See first page.
More OF the Runaway Cashiers, Lawyers,
Tellers and Receivers---rhe prodigai sons
on the eve OF returning
Who shall STAY the great tide of repentance +
Certainly none this degenerate city, IN these de-
generate days. Since the time of the thief on the
cross who turned from the error of his ways al the
eleventh hour-yes, at about hve minutes oeiore
l2-no one can say when the most impenitent thiei'
scoundrel, runaway, robber, or rogue IN creation
NAV not repent The hgh-toned chivalry OF Vir-
ginia has appealed to Dabney to
l... Come back and be forgiven"
We also have appealed TO Price, Swartwout,
Lewis and Newcomb to do the same; and we have
no doubt that we shall prevail on the whole of them
70 do so. In fact the following letter from Price
.ssures us of this fact, and induces to look for
his arrival daily, with the documents in his hand to
show large balance in his favor. Here is part of
the letter which he sent old friend in this city,
enclosing also the annexed circular to Messrs Van
derpoel and Curtis =
Pans, March sd, 1870
"Ibeg YOU will procure their publication in
New York the press Of s city hoI neIsss g. i S
fashion IN the Ts6 0q S S s sndeaD oe G T the
propose to Tins country in the packet from avre
the t Of April which latter event We will , return home
about the ls Of May. ii requires across the Allan
sssS ,s to e s rss hy o"s The Blessings they enjoy
comparison With any other spot under the sun u
and The Ts 1s h q necs srs w n
sen.
To the Honers 4o5o sn5e7ys I y.1t ESrerS Curtis
CrxrLrMrS-I sPprised that Congress has during
is. afSSs u Sd H
to he
of your kind proers fspdshP for to
RosaTHg the Of o ec@%ts
to int rrosae specially all persons, and examine all
Offices books and papers, any wise connected with the col
ffem hs 81 l uRe Of April 1854 unto present time
rable and the result might be Of greet public interest is
exceedingly important to aseSTtsn al The paIes IA
Of those hitherto have escsrsd suspicion Tor the
aHn. of aRy SH timely Oh the
sincerely hope that may be enabled to effect so
repeatedly charged with having been connect
med that district as TO Justify me- occasionally least
take tbs opportunity, Gsntenen, oidecaring 70 you that
aeyerwas with Mr. swqrtYou IN the Preparation
act, OF agency With Inn to deraul the Go?qmen
to the United States otherwise than stated in has letter
the Secretary TIE Tssss on G cs %ns Ssr
after Mr. swawou had gone 70 EgTEGpv nsys, lad any
or Indirectly even in relation such subject until after
o ao ththep until after had arrived in Liverpool
the above facts true do hope to be judged here and
Nay III statement ormy accounts made by the Depart
a. District Attorney. the alleged OF that officer to
The earn % pIn on TIE eaessien o@y sincere
selsE tina, IN that am not sT Ss S t .TSe
rule Of adjustment shall be applied my seeouat a has been
uDoS a1 f:sSS II Be- Gis5ied to
10Y to 1 r Re %os a ess r 81 me f@sn
~ regard to AL matters and Thugs connected with The
The force Of caunny fear too strong to permit gen
All Sbear boh sides fadi Geraa raierni is The adopt.
maxim ofeycry American CITIZEN and hope ITS application
readiness forthwith on my arrival to answer and
think proper to oPSs Cor my IS5 + sGe9 Se fa
will be found have been The extent Of oending-snd
have not been already sahcisncy punished Ter H. must e
may have in store, for such cases
WILLIAM NJ Pace.
PAEIs, March ssd, 1890
Who is there so hard of heart that will not adj
mire the patriotic feelings expressed in this truly
republican letter None and therefore all will hail
Mr. Prices return, after what he has suffered from
the iron despctism of the governments of Europe;
and his old friends will cling for ever and toge-
ther to him and with him. to that state Of society
IN New York which there is model in Europe
to be patiently thought of IN comparison with.
We arc net only to be supremely blessed by the
return of this patriotic gentleman, but we have
son TO believe that the glorious advent OF his arri-
val on our SHORES will be closely followed by that
of Messrs. Swartwout, Lewis, and New comb, from
whom the following letters have been received -
To General Jackson, at the Hermitage.
Pans, March -, 1870
DEAR GESERAL-i am not apprised that either
You or your iilusrious successor have adopted any
proceedings towards hushing up the frauds alleged
TO have been committed upon the revenue in the
southern district Of New York.
Asthis his not been the case, and as cannot re-
turn to New York with safety until some measures
have been taken by Congress TO hold me harmless
of all former acts, I beg leave 10 avail myself
of YOUR repeated offers Of friendship IN days
gone bv, to re luest your ard through the iGe-
dunn OF your illustrious successor in appointing
withdrawing committee during the ensuing re-
cess OF Congress- to examine all books, papers, &c
connected with the revenue IN the southern dis
trict of New York, in such manner as not only TO
prove that I not indebted to the government, but
that they actually owe me a considerable sum at
this present time.
The expense Of this wOsld not be much, and the
result would be Of great benefit and interest TO
Besides il is exceedingly important that all the
fraud. committed in that department should be
hushed up, or else there are some Others high IN
Office that may be implicated and disgraced.
most sincerely hope that you may be enabled to
effect 5 desirable an object.
have been o rep, aiediy charged with having been
connected with Mr.. Price in the frauds alleged to
have been committed in that district, to justify
me occasionally, at least, in seeking proof Of the
accusations
take this opportunity, my dear General, Of de-
ciaring to YOU. that ! never was connected with
Mr. Price in the preparation 81 dshonorable act,
miles, leaving the United States, and drinking
that never had concert, cores Popdence or sgency
~;,h -, % defraud the government. All that