The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Wrh inc iac,s o. las ssi.l, , 10 sona "a ~. sps
asroas and bloody conseouences You are all suf aensy
@ go, 81 vi ,ha evil measures of mis- san;
aesu anu ii0A' VI >" 'As wa A1aiis
uauon'
2. Prostitution OF the whole appointing Flower 10 cleo
toneerng purposes This was openly dore from the first
moment of its existence. Appointments were wholly
made with view affect the election State and federal
and TO operate for against ar men, and for this
the most unit characters would be taken n pre-
ference to the best You know how il this State
and as was here SO il erywhere. Nulhers and
free sellers apostates and egadcs all nsh their
net one single aua6caiic was REQUISITE that Of work
mo N the elections and tie only preference seemed 10 be
sfsXn was in favor u those no had been most violent
.y nst The ITntm Or thai principe an editor was taken
rSd sent INTO Ep,no into BONDAGE as better men have
Saan con, ss.arIhut ne of the IJpsc
$50, s. h.S t,.,,. nod nuh,shs, Ally usaer !. WASH
in,on ci,y Tor trae vears wholly svfed 20 the separa
non Of The slave from The free States
re-, ..,o,n,n,..,. a, s,ro,rr ,,.sssons rs,,s 10 .
.. Sun' spin'ns ~ - ''ao'e . sn 49,, -.
moruiyng mead OF sccusale asafhss ssc isSen. au'
hstraton NeveI ~e4c sas hsn oiS ar,, , Ipl
sent our souhuy-1Nen " .ase VIA ". nv" v9
which diplomacy requires, ana even N'tnou. mx1-
ners-wMhout ssioN my w" " uonS, 49,. 60 .
mere ponNa y. ~ Sas.aI na Sa,a -
p~ss anu serves 10 cos'e, ettne icueu' su S.c sS
r0s Iney ssna suoh ipIoau ~ orueI 60 sve sn..l ~
eohhity lor ast serVlss a. .ao oln, . " s
- come oaeK anu Fseomnencc uie4 pel usan r.uois
Formerly tae lheo states MINISTER'S were hc Flae "
our couhtcy, anu Inc haiIa.on y, ie ooui ~ "ien
they were sent Talented, educated Sepete wAa KNOW
ledge, p"sned IN M hers, INQUEST 'Huoas' SAIL "efe
iornerI! our hinrVsrs s aoIoau, 49, .a ,,,, wh.
Whata contrastnre those we nov sena anrsi. "n s
=
Albert oaHatns, the John quincy Aaamses tne r,nCk-
neys VI Soeth eaFonha anu ,Ie rriAuey =, ne ss
henry Gays ara the iehs us. sponau .mes mli S
grace GU dipeueuc annals sucn appontHents as this
adnihsuaton speaA Vi ,ne mass io .ieio az
nlcw eAcepnoss-are no. oiny sa.I ' a.,o y
70 our cosn'cy. iney nJurs OUT na.iosai reaa.ou'
Ihey degrsde. as nstne eyes :. my ~
J1re te wnee -, - @ VI h, Sd or, ~Ns
u uelh no. 10y VI o ~, i @ - ns,..,I ns
ony ,nA y. .is haie on 49,, ~ ~ pi,,,.i 80
paper anu W. oss uoo W i u ~, I've 1890
s H., hss, If ihe ssid He ,s sent 20 foreign court
s hI ~I..ion $4,000 and nrs, csnvav tic 400
he goes that the United States is whole nation
of MormOas returning to the state of forest animals
But if he must co. he has certainly gone to the right
meet with less adherence than in any other part the
civilized. ord And all these missos are multiplied to
i .rtera thew have nothing 10 do even if thew could
do fundamentally 10 give them nav and where rlany
Of them, by their yearty and MISCONDUCT are excluded
from social ntercourse and confined TO the privileges
which the treaties secure them and left to the k com
pany which their manners and tastes require.
Exrayapan expeI diture is the characteristic Of this
ADMINISTRATOR Never was such a proHgate waste of
public money seen Seventy 10 eighty millions squ.nder
when Nv PoIi went out OF Office which was after the
acouisj1on OF ali our new Territories he computed the
annual expenses Of the government twenty five TO
twenty-sx millions; now it is three times that amount,
and pet pp worse Increase of Offices and salaries-n
crease OF army and DISQUALIFICATION of useless egents
To attend 10 the elections under The pretext of filing some
oceyya te OF money in building ships TO rot wkle re.
fsing olar for the Improvement OF our great rivers
such are their devices to get rid Of public money
cost of every man in the army and navy and the civil
pension List Of England proposed Tor their further supor
And bosa army and navy reduced as iast as posso. 70
the conGton OF government estasnshments-fTesi1e
ta and not national institutions An appointments are
conducted on that principle al dsmissons ana reduc-
tons are conducted on the same Two hundred ohcers
have lately been turned Out OF the navy by an open,
scandalous and criminal Wrversiono Jaw anu te same
operation is desired to be performed ON the army the
rule OF dazsson beng TO save parcsans ana Avort,
and to turn out good omcers %hou regard 10 serVse
or character whose pohuca awhiues or connexions a'e
n0fa Al
s. Violated pledges rise in Judgment against this ad
mnistration do alude to the inaugural address;
these addresses are made like pecrusIto be
broken. speak OF public specific pledges, openly and
soemnly made, and openly and scand.lously violated
There was the pedgefo reduce unnecessary duties and
get rid Of corruptng surplus revenue That pledge
vioated-has been for four years and still IS The enor
NOUS revenue kept up 70 increase patronage, TO pur.
chase worthless Land from Mexico to corrupt presses TO
reward parsans TO strengthen the government 10 omd
up and navies and to fight foreign nations if they
can succeed in picking quarres with them
Equally public was the pleoge, ana equally scandaous
us soiaIon, 10 Ae na.onaa snmay " sne aouo
ocean -Four years ago Inc pieoge was maae1 Inc lme
: Out and the pledge moi Iedeemea Inc .ne nas oeen
lost IN making useless and costly surveys lor tGo outside
roads-one LOT the Sorta ana one or TIE Sout-anu III
endeavoring 10 purchase IRON Me1co shce AMER snce
he route 10 Quay mas on the 1ul OF eahoIna ieo NIL
hons were gwen Tor one sce-E was louhd 70 DC eSth
less and besides would not include the place. Acne
asi accounts uItne, enof,s 1sre ns an t yh
her she, az announcer zen OF twenty a!iios, sa iurS~
souu.
In the meantime, the plain, direct national central
route is repndated although is Low onethird made
for the railroads west from lAltimore faoepnia, anu
other Atlantic ports, now penetrate ts vest converge
to the centre before they reach Inc Asspl ana con
meet with the Missouri road now compete 20 the centre
OF the state and advancing TO the western eoruer Ie
tins direct national route though now Maoe y
rejected and repudiated for an outside route through
Mexico and ship Canal through foreign terr0fy N tne
SPANISH part OF America
Neglect Of the Territorial governments another 81
the offences OF this administrator fonuca parnsas
and othouse demagogues arc sent out TO MI their oee
men unfit if they were disposed but merely eleconeer-
ers engaged in the State and federal elections while tfe
protection Of the federal government utterly unknown
and violence bloodshed and disorder overspread the
land. Baale whose ascendant over the savage mind
charmed the Indians into mantiie SUBMISSION was DIS
missed, because he would not eiectleer 70 make room
for pothonse demagogue who could 40 nothing else
California Oregon, New Mexico are al the scenes OF
bloody outrage Indian wars ragc-priyaic murder pre-
vails-law is nIdsn-the federal officers are OF no &C
count and the citizens are driven 10 the necessity Of
providing for themselves
need not mention Kansas the condition o. That biood
stained ground is sufficiently known 10 you Will speak
Of Utah. where the federal government is ignored and re-
pudatet-it laws and authority set at defiance The
tle Governor. Brigham Young,