The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-02-25
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MlNlSFRAirlON.
The out spokenA style sin which the
New York Tribunein accustomed todis.
cusg the character Of friend and foe is
faithfully copied by iis,correspondsrts.---..
This babbliug propensity oilhe Tribune
puttheawdrld in possession Of many sal.
utary secrets, which would otherwise
have been inevocably l0srss tho plays Of
Mcpapderor the decades Of Livy. The
following statement from Washington
letter in the Tribune tells us something
worthy Of record '.Undcf the admins
tration of Mi!lard FiIlmorevifis game has
come to what il is 70 be hoped may Prove
its climax. There has hardly been a
week in the last ,hrse years wherein
some leading New York appointee of
Mr.. Fillmore has not visited Washington
as a paid attorney, for some party Or
partieslwhose purposes against tho ireasu-
ry of the United States are not TO- be
carried on. under The administration Of
public affairs founded on, honesty and
justice towards the public service; or
which, in other words, can only be ~ put
through" by some gentlemen whose pc
cuIiar relations towards those in power
render him able at all limos to obtain
favors not granted TO all, indiscriminate'
ly, who have dealings with tho vanes
bureaus at Washington. During his life.
time, the late Ex-Governor Joha Young
was the leading broker engaged in this
particular business. l. do. NJ, know how
| can better illustrate what mean then
by calling to The recollection of your
readers the agency of ex. Governor Young
in negotiating Mr., Courge Laws Iu {.
chase of an interest in the Gardiner
claim" !1gal yaa0 3 .4 3auza ais..'9 q
The fact thus au,horitatiyely revealed
had been supccted blythe public. The
Galphin and Gardiner frauds were "put
through" by precisely the means dcscrib.
ed by The Tribune. But wo confess To
some sensation of surprise at the an
nounce than the p:aciice ofp!under-
ing the treasury by the collusion OF irs
official guardians has becn reduced to
system under the present administration,
and has been followed as a legitimate
business by tho lavoriies and e'ainers
of those in power The "Tribuno's cor
responder, dccends TO details, aud glves
ns noioble instance lin which agov-
efnment go betoeen effected an agreea-
BILE arrangement, between man OF money
and a personage high in The confidence OF
the administration. 1t seems that the
sale Of Corwin's interest in the Gardiner
speculation was negotiated by Elk Gov
ernor Young, the whig Assistant tteasnr.
er a, New York. k.1itrllis single fac, sug-
pests volume Of reflection concerning
the means and tacitagreemenlslby which
Law was nducedito purchase The inter.
est Of Co,win.a IT, must be understood
however, that Corwin entered The ,reas-
Jury a purgcd man. '..-.'e = =. ~ .
| Nov, here is a fact FOR the people.
By the Testimony Of whg journal, it is
established thar the subordinates Of the
present whig administration have com
binedto plunder,he government Men
in power-persons dcpulAd 10 guard the
treasury have yielded 10 the approaches
and retainers, and TO crafty party favor
idsm, if from no baser molivoj have as.
sented TO the recognition Of fraudulent
claims. And this not an isolated or un.
usual occurrence, but systematic prac,
tice! With the assistance Of the Tribune
| il is not difficult 10 comprehend the me-
cessi,y Of an estimate Of sixty millions.
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