The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-14

ed esd prs,s.tso sgAintt their being Psid mere than
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n. civ A. $50 Tasy esi.u up nr. r. sing With
sfhdsyits and stssH'cnt- sbo"iDs bst th.y had al
vsys r~u.t,.a uof- ~sRss thsn tos mas"ns aud that
a. You'd n. o,-tturrios established rule Of the
s.uics IT, piser ~ an equal footing ~ regards
pay. r.,,r ,,..,.s ,s.m .ourt.ou.,x Hs..,a h,
Welded TO friendship Tor the mechanics aud
shear interests. hat hs nsd been msiniormed sud i'm
posed upon int ne would break Ia upon auy OF
ah.ir --'sbn bee rules owpHly aud st
shs order giviss the mssoas their established pay
81 10 . day
Her. th~p. 10 plain history OF tho whole trsnsso.
Non and Il displays throughout warm desire up IN
the part OF Mr. ewing To act justly aud fairly aud
ne NJ once pise~d the msttsr right nov political
pital be- made against Mr.. Esing out OF IL are
fhs warnsst in,e,.st in The welfare OF the aud
ths III. n,slses Ill sxy he acted in the fairsst
spirit aud b~- arranged the matter satisfactorily
Whilst upor the subject ~ charges against MIR E~-
bg may sfsr To the violent article in the Udton
the other DAY charging BIN with Inducing Mr. Doug
lass 20 him = huus1 for three hundred dollsrs
year tbsn the prios upon tue promise that
Douglass should have the place OF public gardner The
Ching 20 prepu-trous upon ts lace Is 20 stamp st
once At = me- fals-hood IL Mr.. Ewing's prinot
pies would not 'fsuoiu the way or SUCH trAusAo) N
the sale p.bis ofc-s for hs own beuoit, no at
least possesses Isuch shrswdness place himsof
In the power II any one by doing sos and for sueh
consideration 5000. The letter published from Mr
Evpg's h almost the strongest proof that could
Be adducsd ihss the charge 10 q calumuy Douglass,
like hUDoIeoS Of Others doubtless daiiy imp
ing the Secretary Tor office. and 70 get rid OF him
young Ewing Tells him that he ofnos he seeks will
be vacated iii Dse-mb.r At ell svsnts, and in tae
nesntims TO go about hts business THIS does not
look like an attempt TO .hunbug Douglsss into bs-
0sf that he 10 get the Office " But the very
rfI opesst prosi bst Tie whole matter 10 untrue.
ists in the fact that Douglass has not got tho office
and II MIR Ewing bsa made any bargain TO give II to
him, and bad then psceu himself In his po~er COM
mon rrlis us be would have stopped his
mouth by giving MIN the place.
L. bUn,isins 10 think that party spirit permits
men TO forge not only g-temanly courtesy. buteven
ths ceDmon d.c.pcss II vfs. Here We have To-
stance " the Umon-a paper conducted by persons
who would f~tl grossly iuruitsd were they cops
dsred gentlemen making charge against the priya
character 81 outing u,sh, political opponent which
tbey must know my poesess grain Of Intellect Is
false from beginning end IL can scarcely be- expect
cd, however That paper which has spoken OF the
shief magistrate FOOL an imb.ciie Nero. could
do ess Than call the members OF his cabinet knsvos
and liars. That NJ Ewing would bs beth, we're he
guilty Of the conduct the Union him. there
can be no doubt but to suppose that the American
people will believe hun ca be upou such evidsaee
would be IN y. acb their common sense.