New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-04
FROM FISHING TON.
udeuce Of The N. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 30, lSJ6.
The loud call for more material aid " to Penn
sylyania which recently came from John W. FUrney
TO the National Committee here, who have undH
their especial charge the Jackson Association, has
created quite commotion among the interested and
faithful Buccaneers Every dollar that they could
raise, either by fair or foul means, from the en-
ployees of Government has been forwarded 10 Phil
adelphia and another draft IS being made TO
nav the expeuses sf the voters who 10 De i'm
ported from this District to various portions OF
PENNSYLVANIA 10 vote. They greatly fear Waterloo
defeat in that State; hence their last dying struggle
10 save themselves. Many of the more honest here
have admitted that they look for nothing but an
overthrow; that Forney u Co. have played so foul
a game upon the people that there must be ire
mendOus reaction
Large numbers of oficehodcrs have deserted
their legitimate duties, and with the hearty
approval Of the Heads Of Departments are
.tumpipg the Keystone State; and yet you
can hardly get any business of Importance
transacted al the various public Offices until
months after your application Is made, IN account
of the great pressure upon them. These gentle
men hold their positions, draw their regular pay
from the Treasury, and the equivalent they render
is 10 persnbulae the States endeayOrng to initiate
the people into Pro-Slayeryis ism. They swear TO
discharge their official duties faithfully when they
take Office aud til. is the manner IN which they
regard their oath.
They lave examples in the Secretaries. a gen.
temsn from Michigan informs NE that he attended
meetings in that State which were addressed by
the Secretary of the Interior not long since. Thl.
honorable member Of the Cabinet attempted u make
the people of his State believe that the Union would
be dissolved if Fremont was elected and he was IN
tie habit of reading the garbled extracts and forged
scraps which have been going the rounds OF the
Bucbaneer press in regard 10 dissolution and
which are ascribed 10 many OF the supporters oi
Fremont.
potorious gambler Of this city wrote most
Infamous pamphlet combining in part sundry eX.
tracts of what Garrison and others have said against
the Union aid manufactured others 10 suit his base
purpose, all Of which be arrays in form 70 prove
that tie Republican party IL dsunlOn party
This scurrilOus thing was sent out over the entire
North. and has had probably larger circulation
than any other document, and il was used by Sec
retary McCellaDd in Michigan. Here is one Of
the extracts purpOrting TO have come from Mr.
Gddiras, On the floor Of the House, in May, 1874
and which Mr.. G. has denounced as base forgery
on seSeral occasions:
look forward the day whom there ,hal b. serve as1,
recon the South when the black armed with British
bayop, AID commanded by British osceIs shall wage
Of .Iiernii sgsn the white when the master o.
hi. dv sn. in asms. and b, A.e,t'.see post'd nnd
n, yet shall h- 1t the dawn Of political H
elrium.'
The Secretary, notwithstanding the public denial
Of Mr.. Gddings, read this extract, with other, at
Hillsdae, Michigan and even after the President
of tie College at that place exposed the fraud aud
presented an autograph letter from Mr. Giddings,
In which he stamped the article IS yiliainou. for
gerry in the very presence OF the Secretary, be- still
persisted in using this compilation Of stuff ga 'hered
from the purlieus Of the gambling bells Of this
city. To whst depths Of infarny will not men de-
scend TO compass their ends Surely there is grea:
need of reform here, when Cabinet officers and
their subordinates desert their posts and 60, at
the peoples expense upon such crusades.
BEN BOLT.