The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-28

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II the House OF Representatives should re-enact a
SUB Treasury system II will be negatived by the
Senate, and likewise by the President, to preserve
his consistency. And if the Senate mature another
Bank Bill twill be In opposition both to the House
OF Representatives and to the President whose
memorable vetoes on that subject will ever stand
in the way of such an institution. These con-
6icting powers will also prevent the adoption
OF any system OF free trade, and In fact any
material change in the tariff Tho land disri.
button question: too, must stand in statu quo
with many others which are closely Identified
with the two political parties. If again in pursuit
of some object which has induced the government
to coquette with the democracy, appointments from
that party should be sent to the Senate for conrma-
ton, the wing majority of that body would as indig-
nanty reject them as il did those who apostatised
from their party with the President to become his
"Guard" The fate of Gushing. Wise. and others,
will be the fate OF many during the next session of
Congress. And how Is this conflicting system to
work The country would save much by an ad.
journment Of the Congress which will met next
December to the Sd of March, 1913 The
per diem OF each member, added 10 his mile
age, and the attendant expenses of sessions of Con-
gress, would form very large item saved to the
Treasury Of the country. The President must
abandon all hope of forming party for himself,
and he should therefore discard all who seek to
gain his favor by cutlery for justice to his claims
Tor reelection in the National Convention. The
TyIerites in the National Convention, if one should
be found there, will be too powerless even to hold
the balance of power between the friends of other
candidates. Let him, too, eschew all partizanship,
and appoint such men to Office as will strictly
discharge their duties for the good Of the country,
without reference to parties, and remove all who
shall be proved to be brawling partizans, Let him
in short, act on the principles which he avowed on
his accession TO the Presidency, and Mr. Tyler will
yet lay the solid basis of an enduring fame, which
will outlve the empty honor which parties can be-
stow.
The position OF our government is indeed sngu.
lar, but the evil of too much legislation will be
avoided in Congress by the conflict of the two
houses, and the good of the country may now be-
come the chief end and aim of the executive, un.
mixed with baser matter.
SEDUCTION AND ADULTERy.-The pressteems with
accounts OF these and other criminal affairs which
may placed in the same category, and it is pain
ful to observe that the clergy figure SO largely in
such transactions The Herald, within the last
week has contained numerous exposures OF clerical
righteousness and clerical rascalities The CON-
mission of such sinfulness in sacerdota vestments,
is calculated to do injury to pure religion, but
the same time the publication will teach the world
that the priesthood is not always to be trusted tso
conhdentally. "Good society,"" too, as It is af-
fectedly designated, is also affording disclosures
which may be profitable in their teachings We
have been for some days in possession of case of
this description in this city, which we hesitated to
make known until the parties themselves gave pub
licity to the we's frailty. But we have received
printed pamphlet of four brief pages, containing
testimony on which the husband assumes the guilt
OF the suspected persons, and we shall content our.
selves with the publication Of his evidence, as fol-
lows-
CTS THERE A CAUSE Z"
To those of my friends who wish to know why Ihave
taken sleeping apartments separate from family and
former residence 10 proper for state, that have
what believe to be sufficient for doing. Be
leviug that there improper intimacy between my
ec she utterly give any satisfsotiop
And as can prove that suspicious not unbound.
ed, have conducted myself accordingly For the pre-.
sent, submit the following.
New York, Aug. u, ls4s.
AFFIDAVIT.
City and County of Nsv York. S.
have lived in the Family of Mr. John BurdelI for about
four years more and during year more, last
past have noticed what has appeared TO be un
Cunning and Mr. Bur'leli's wife. I have known them
frequently to be alone together after the the family
were all in bed; and have known her take suppers 10
their room with him alone frequently after night
NARY nj = suRcHl1L.
mark.
Sworn to, this 9th day Of
August ls4s, before me )