The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07

for me sneskersbp lasv;po A., o,h oos o,.n ne
stock trade They will then agree 10 acc.pt the
poorkc~pcr from tho Acricans and hc clerk from the
anti Iecomptones and feel certain in carryoa tho
Speaker BY other OF tho plans ntcated sher.
man agents have been blsilv enrng,d n trayelpg ali
over the Northern States ,,a ynanhcrs ard
Grow friends have been no less active shermans al
vocaes press his claims on the IT ound that he less
conspicuous rampant, ultra free soer than Grow,
and therefore more likely 10 unite Tia onuoslts IN lis
favor Crows friends urge his claims Ga the pie. that
he the standard bearer OF the marty In The cDntst
for the Speakership last Congress .an was accepted
with the knowledge he could pn he el.cl,d and
TINT having stood the bront Of The battle, he is on,
democratic in everything but tho nipasr question: AMI
that the republican party ia not 70 be merely tho abo
ton section Of the detunct why marty with ne " name
those members OF il who have domoc unteceaents
should be prominently recognized
The great object OF course OF the republican. IN getting
the Scholarships to have tho OF the
thus make capital for the Presidential, campaign With ro
publican psaker all tho committees wouli be constructed
with minority Of republicans upon them II is their ntcn
ton call for committees OF investigation upon matters
connected with all the departments and the country will
be flooded with documents 10 demon that the de
Gratis the most corrupt scamps In existence when tue
truth u.s. that II tho republicans can show clean record it
is simply because they have not had equal opportunities
at the public crib
The Clerkshp Of the House nov thai ts h,ok contracts
have been done away with and the other stealing contri
guarded against not worth so much as formerly
when FSrney made as was alleged hundred thousand
dollars of an office osteusibIy and legally
worth Six thousand dollars But sti there il doubtless
Wide scope for cntcrprisinx and ingenious man do
sirous turning an honest Ioon no other hypo-
thesis you account for the rush and scramble made
for place. Here il an office the salarv Of which i hut
three thousand dollars year and which lasts but two
years. with Of applicants who ara willing to expend
more than the whole salary 10 insure success Surely
here miracle OF patriotisra perfect avalanche of dis
intcrcstcdness and philanthropy
Wendell. since his return from his lobby pilgrimage to
the Northern and Western States boasts loudly o his con
dence in securing the printing But Wendell ia nothing
but boaster, who owes his former success tothe
lavish expenditure of his gold and the no less hbe
raj Of baser metal but one of great mo.
ment in this region-brass Wendell is perfectly un.
scrupuous In his lobby transactions He Is the head Of
the lobby, ana hand and glove with Thurlow Weed
Farmer Abel, Maes,n and that set Yet notwithstand
ing the immense profits of the printing the large lobby
means He ridcues the idea of Rves being abIe 10 ~,
the printing, and boasts around the barrooms that
he will pay fifty dollars for vote where Rives
would grumbe ut fifty cents, and that as he
understands the ropes he sure success As he declares
he has always paid well for anything he has received
public will be able to discover whom he has influenced by
also boasts that he has the only printing office in tho
country capable Of doing the work and that therefore he
Gan MAKE ms own terms with any one who should be
man and Ranks Congress- can aard asa;nst his he aac
ing responsible or course if they choose to select
ne1as 'ney 90 SO knowing that The job IS
Ryes who is slv old ooiger we,, acono;n,ed with m
ropes, though he has usually confined his lobbying to
geos wen paid ior the congressional Glote has been
Office and declares bis ahi,v 70 oS ~ on paa an
execute all the work of Congress He says that
the DAY Tor printing huge volumes for Congress
aS.ah,shnn, s Wda''s 10. ~ n.G IN, ,or suca an
work for 20 per cent less than is now paid and will Give
ample security for the performance OF his contract.
so,rs I 20, ,or CIV d,.Sny scur'sy .or al ne
Wendell shall continue to execute the printing he IRivesl
will do It for any one else who may be elected at cost
~. ~ we rfeu luaIge, ~ ana oeeve grew
way with Ryes iob-thc reportinr and pnblsbnu the d.
bates Between the two the public need feel very little
a Wd s;s su' .hen nauos o.ne treasury,
them is that Wendell is willing to divide his plunder
whilst Rves sticks his in his breechcs pocket and buttons
S Z, se, ,,.9 - .ne poor Puohc Is con
gets the Job ''S'S 80 r"''''''
AS the time draws near the different actors will become
more visible 70 Inc naSed eye ana WIN keep you advised
nothing IN This letter abon, the demacrsc S c
the Speskershin Int II will ha tinoa snomgh ~ [ s
them when their chances look little more briaps "
al present 1850
49, .r
#st WASHINGTON Oct a 1870
49,. r.. p-., =, -, 80 -, 80
AuIe re',y I1e@e"e"-."e <"'0es eorTespo''dence-
Governor W'ses Co''rse ana Dectaru'ions-zhe Trial.
The intense interest which the citizens of Washington
t.la an tho trial or Os,a,,,,oros u-o,, "a ,, cu -
- = -, -''s DAe"A 1A1 NO .o"o"of'
AZ .nares0~n, virginia. may oe pest inferred from the
evening mail In less than half an boxr ac,.. !, -
$50 ~ 80 1i "S0i !" - 70
ceived not copy can be obtained OF any OF the
dealers During the past week have known of repeated
ca,ts for hack rurhers but rot ono co,,a =. ia o.
s,,,.. sas. a., 49, ~. .s , eouu y ma our
1880
the HERALD for some time to come to subscribe for
regularly This is also an evidence OF the cordial an
-, e ~. 80. .u,,., A., 49,,
Pro'ai Oh Tue course "men 'e HERALD mas parsued In
regard to the attempt OF the republican party to strike
down the rights OF our Southern fellow citizens by vio
-. -, h,oo,,h. m, ,..o-.. - c,..,Y,-,
ien'o '"' Ou. Ane Ae'eiso' O'onci Hueh forocs,
duplicating Seward, Sumner, Hale Wilson and others,
created profound sensation couped a thev were with
~. ho,. aa,o-,,i -o,,.-,. a....,u s,-...,- .-s--
'ue oo'u ouoiiA1 ienai - snig oHecty home 70
these parties their msdeeds and reasonable conspiracy
against the constitution md the Union There were few
- ..,,s,oa J. a.. ~, ,;.u;., - r.,n, r.,.
WIZ pioiessco " oouo' .ne leu"p'y VI Coonei Torpcs
tentou 10 the inutest details thew were forcblv led n
oo,,o ~. 49,, ..a.o,o,.. e., =. ,.,,. III .,.,,
eo''u As 'Ao e'~se 'nus aue Puoi'o are enueo
to full belief no matter how CALLING to the sensibty OF
the political adherents of the tratorous leaders Of black
repubcanism to have the fact brought home To them
that the true interests of the country have been lost sght
of and an attempt made to overthrow the institutions Of
what they affect regard as the weaker portion OF the
ederacy AT the data upon which Seward his
rrcpressibe conflict document was perceived AT once