The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-08
New Financial Movement or the Admins
tratiOn.
From the Morning Express.

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nave Gone It, or they alone could have prevented bsna
done-farnished nswspape in this cy-which has beer
Tor some time playing iocofoco in order to have such
vers-tn- PRESIDENT Messsgeit may have been Mon
DAY or II may have been the day before All we know
Is that the message published BY that PAPER
iui AZ IL O'Clock. when the Post Office delivery did not
nke place till 10 minutes TO o'clockand synopss OF
hat message was printed ia the journal Monday
morning Whether the President himself thus dsnossd
of the document Sidney Webster his private Secre
tsry or some OF the other understra ppers we not
know, asd We cannot saybut this do know that in
oroer 70 eompensae an ostensble whig paper
Genital hatter, State paper from the chief masrse
OF great country has been capdestinsly delivered
new paper here in Gvsnce Of all other papers in the
country, and that thereby, through the Presidents
agency this State paper got before the public when
or 81. agents were auding the public with the idea
gross shameful and trick upon all the press Of
the United stses-and the press they have the spirit
We .nnk they nave WILL almost with one voice demand
wh.g, in the British government Prime Minister wes
accused Of being party to Ike trick upon the Bri.
pesa the London Times demandsd an exclamation
-and IT was backed by all the British press-when
frme haiser himself came out in his own name, and
sashed tne public he had hand in the surrepttious
publication 1t is very probable now shall hear that
PRESIDENT Pierce knew nothing about th-bu. how it
win ms private - acTetaryY How is 1t with his ms
sepgersS How is it with others? We know of only ono
resource and that s to bold the President him elf re-
sponsibe until he institutes inquiries and exposes the
/ tion.
Ordinarily some importance attaches to Presidents
Message and Knowledge OF what VAS in might have
the greatest influence upon stocks trade nd commerce.
IN general 1t no compliment to President Pierce to
say nobody arthng for what he -bu II
facs if not compm ant nevertheless and there is no
reason therefore, why It sbo1d not be said. IT, how
eyer any Importance had been attached to it, his clerks
his oopysts and otlurs have been retailing it on by
inches for two three weeks past and have thus sold
his opinions FOR what tiey worth-not much by the
he pays no attention to his opinions. When John
Mumford now just prouoted to important Off, In the
the Presidents Message lGsn Jackson,s to bvat,ndsrs
on the Camden and Amboy steamboat prior to its deve
U there was the greatest noise about it. and President
Jackson expressed his chsgn and modification without
stunt But Sen Jackson's opinions were OF weight and
Importance for his words and his works one and
ocss in Wall street quiversd and shook upon thsra
bat not thus much be said Pre- siden Pierce The
re market vas supplied Lefore the Wholesale
lat President Pierce or President P,srces agent cot
Tor shs Message, we cannot say of course-prooasly
noting more than the purchase of hattery from TIE
mor-nng paper to which he hs gave it But we do
know The est innate pu upon The Report the Secretary
OF Tor oar associate in Washington called
hs OH buy and he had cont that the
bad nos been sres iy sold and again and in
type hre In New York, when ne would be buyiuy in
Washington ss tho Presidents Manage has been Tcue
Mr. Dotons chief clerk did rot say outright, "Come up
to the aptsns o. Ice and setts' in plain EGgsh-in.
ssmuch IS the $40 was ask ed for press copy to pay
the clerks for copying! &c TO Other documents
in Washngten we're held at corresponding prices and
equally dog cheap'-but he taraed in di gust from
the spe,tacle, and concluded, he would not soil
his fingers in business to the department disgrace
full We learn from him. that almost any OF the docu.
mans can be bopght-and it is just Inference that If
the secretaries permit it. they all approve it. Under no
other Administration Of the government have dis
gfaceIui srenes taxi place-and verify believe that
for $50 bill could buy any State Nor is
this wonder full Tor administration which commenced
hkey 10 sell anything else. II it coSen plated war or
any other dangerous movement dare wager that tn.
anybody else.
The standardization has been doing all so, is o. things
TO fuy up he press. Il has appointed editors to
Office thrice than any othsr before iand 1t il buy
g hem in all directions with post Offices and places in
the custom housrbut there is originality in this its
new moce OF purchhsethat il. giving selling State
documents to pay for attery and sucserviency Some
journals even ossnsibe wbig eusaals in the mar
het and hs had at such price, but the Eres eau
not be had. for We shall write speak, aud think
with perfect feedom az Ioaderf who daily see and
know we spare no expense industry TO obtain the
earliest ne va it all parts OF .ns world will never ex
peot us TO sell Ourselves for Iresdents Message and
tie Accompanying documents
prom the Nstions: Democrat
"A feather shows how the wind blows - says the pro
verb and the free soil nonat.cns OF the bne ceeo
out IRON every rag of their patchwork duplicty Whs
crowd CT messengers ON all
Offices in this city ware waiting on tbs Postmaser f1r the
delivery Ct the Presidents Mss the pewsboys rushed
down the street with the Presidents Message full
prned In the Times and T1bds the free coil organs Of
Mschisval Marcy Guthrie, Gushing l. Co. TIE Me ,sage
was cried in the streets about bali past one; the
did not arrive until two ECw did the free soil prints ob
tain 1t in advance What Hha President Pierce say to
the concuct Of his subordnates9 We shall say moro
upon this point 10 morrow One other feature in this
business this reports Of the Secretaries have hitherto
accomp lied the in this they did not
yesterday the report of the Secretary of the Navy
sale in Washington price only $50 II the immt rita.
patch cost only fifty cents Why should few sheets
OF print De told for orty times the sum Tomorrow
shall have full particular 8, and speak at large.
[From the Esening Post
We publish the m essags sent this day by President
Pierce to- the two houses OF Congress.
In regard to the document there has been foul play
in some quarter other The post aster IN this city
has had IN his hands prio,ed copies OF the message,
sealed, with directions not to break the SEAL deliver
copy, until he shouli receive tesgraphic despatch
from Wa shipgton authorizing him to do
While ne was expecting this despatch, with crowd Of
people waiting for its delivery. the pewsboys came
through the streets crying tAe Times AMI crftr CON-
tanning the Presidents Message The government ocer
who had the custody OF the sealed document had OF
course, ho explanation to give. The copy from which it
was printed by these two morning probably
otherwise Obtain ed still would be prc .ented
The mesags was cried in the streets about half past
one The telegraphie permission to make 1t public Ar
rived half an hour after wards.
[From the SUM-
Two newspapera in this city, the Tbune end ges, had
the Presidents Message in type yesterday osnng-and
master Fowler and others by publishing 1t nearly
An hour before be received the teegrspac announce.
nent that the Message had been sent into Con-
gress Copies Of the Message had been scnt to the Post
master for distribution to the various newspaper Offices
as as lie received tho order by telegraph, but the
above papers selling the In the
minutes after twelve ocosS, noon Wills tho
not deliver to Congress until ten mnutes past one
Il They could only obtain the message in advance of its
"
Of t., ir tools at Washington stealing copies ON the
which It prin ed by d,s acefu collusion
with some II the parties who had n in charge.
We believe the copy copies, from shich the above
named papers printed the message, rom Washing
tn and the fact hhows the corrupt morals that prevail
In that quarter.
The receiver s as bad the tie and the journals in
question offer sufficient Sor their conduct
They could not obtain the message in advance of its de
livery to Congress by honorable OF COURSE IL TIE
had contained Of impo tance affect
ing monetary or commercial interests, the MD
have been the same, and favored parties here In Ncv
York would have had the Information to to their ad
vantsge. We learned ea,y in ths morning that the
sage waa already in type in tlse Times Office, and
doubt the contents known to many In the city,
hours before its publication. Csmment upon glarng
outrage upon all rIea of haaor and fair ceapg and
upon the public generally, is unnecessary.
From ths True National Ds mocratl
On m st page viii be fsnnd the message Of President
Pierce delivered to Ceugras yesterday at twelve O'CLOCK
In regard to the dsiveJ os the document Ia this city,
there has been fsul play In quarter CT other Tie
postn ser In tiia city aa had in his hands printed CO.
pies of the message, scaled with direction to break
fho or q shonIa