New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-23

selves Their votes will 20 plump LOT ,l'o hasore The
ticket. In the investigation now bo,"S H. McC.rtv q
SoVooe NonalnlurS, ~ who makes large contracts
,a.; p Government paid considerable sums OF mon
w, 70 he democratic parry in Pennsylvania ana 10
keep 40 the Straight Amsr 5Gn ~ So votes for r. And
o go i WON'T nav 80 well as that. believe tnat
We have bv our nomination, got rld OF the oincuy
Of oiving n sort of excuse 10 Americans 10 run sep
ora1c ticket Some of those who have been Americans
,a he Going TO vote the Democratic ticket; bat the
Ri and Everett ticket will be supported by no honest
man. IL s run as stool-plgeon uckct, ana grown
men with their eyes wide Open are not going TO vote
il. IL was different in 1856. Then knew honest,
rood faithful men, who really believed that Fillmore
was going TO get the vote of this State, and they voted
honestly for him. But TO vote the Bell and Everett
ticket to-day in the State of New-fork would be too
foolish for any man 10 be caught doing. We are going
TO have stragh forward issue this FAN, and while
doubt not the Slavery question will be presented the
rrepressibe conflict between fraud and honesty IN
Government will be still more important than thai.
This people have been overtaxed and overidden by
fraud and imposure so long that there must come q
reaction. We all know how generally the people re,
sisted the action of the Legislature last Winter and
we know now what is going on here. Intelligent men,
not few but many, have known for months that Isaac
v. Fowler was robbng the Government. wrote six
weeks ago to a Committee that he nust be stealing.
An amount of newspapers go pald from our
Post Office. stamp should be put on them bat mat
would have TO be accounted for. Instead OF that,
man stand. there with stamp and stamps them, and
the money goes into the drawer Here another DODGE
The postage letter to Europe is "a cents an enor-
nous amount to pay. But the mail closed IN the morn
ing and the merchant who waits until reasonable time
before the steamer sails, and sends his letter 10 the
steamer, has to pay as cents. The money goes INTO
the till but not INTO the account. am told that there
are twenty more who never do any duty at the
Post Office except at a primary eection-no duties,
except to take 500 or $50 a month ana carry u
away. And people are wondering why the fost-ol-
fee can't support itself. IL can and would with nom
cause called upon support the Democratic party,
and that is terrible hard load Laughter and APP
plause just that all around IL is 1900 miles
straight across 10 California; but they run their mail
route round 500 miles. Ii runs where nobody wants
to CO. and carries letters. mp TO the cars here 10
put in letter, and we have mail agent on the tram
whose business it is to take letters; but nave 1od
lately that il is against the rule for him to do So Inc
reason is that the Postmaster wants to make his per
centage and for that they must 60 through the Office
So you must give yonr letter TO passenger and the
| Government get nothing. don't believe there ever
| was government on earth as corrupt ana rouon as
| this. Twenty millions of Treasury Notes coming dine
| and nothing TO pay them with. Forty Millions OF
debt abundance of deficiency bills, and you will find
terrible deficiency, not in the bills, when these men go
out of Office Let not the distractions about Slavery
blind to this. will take up another officer. There
| is good deal of talk about the amount of money
robbed from slayers Two things have been developed
these last years. NewYork has become the metropo-
liz of the slave trading The way il has been told 10
me- is his The savevessel fits out here and starts ont
In the Office of the Marshal the intelligent and honor
able Isaiah Rynders, there ls fellow called Dore,
Theodore Rynders The SLAYER is watched, and when
she is ready to SAIL Dore and somebody else charter
tug and after her. When they have got outside of
the Narrows they go board and find box of specie,
$1,000 So which is tolerably easy to find, and they
come back and report that they didn't find her.
Laughter Another box of $50, 600 s down below
and that is pay for the cargo. understand this fact
took place. A leading lawyer went up to the Marshas
Office and said " my client has lost So 000 aud your
boat took it," There was some swearing and some
blowing but the money came back. II got go bolda
open that there is now a kind of explosion and talk
about this but suppose that il Will be fixed up some
way or other. The Government is rotten and corrupt
from top 10 bottom, and the people ought to have
an honester one and l believe they will.
don't believe the great mass of men ever did desire
corrupt, swindhng Government felt that we ought
TO have candidates against whose stern integrity moth.
ing could be said, and Of whose stern opposition to all
manner Of prodgaliy not TO say corruption, in gov
eminent there is no doubt. | believe have got
such candidates. Show up these conuptions, which
have created establishment and alarm the other
side of the water Let the people what sort Of
men govern them and am sure they will demand a
change. 1 that having banished some of the
old pFejudices which made us enemies the great mass
OF those who love honesty and frugality, will come
together and say, apart from all distractions and
theories the first consideration il honest, responsible,
frugal Government. / believe that there might be |
saved millions annually. believe that the Post-Ofice
might be made to support ITSELF nearly quite at
present rates Of postage In the midst Of the cry about
the Post Oice-defcency BILL and the need of money
of the Postmasters in this State told that he did
understand it, he had the money of his own Office
and fifteen or twenty Offices about him lying his
hands, but the Government did not call for it. There
is no responsibility accountability, the part of
the snboIdinates Of this Administration If they pack
delegates well, their accounts overlooked and they
may steal as long they see lii. That is why the
Treasury is out at the ebOws-the utter dishonesty
and decentralization Of the whole concern. | will say
very little of the men who before
the people for the highest Offices in their
gift. l knew Abraham Lincoln in Congress eleven
years ago, when he was of the youngest MEMBERS
yet of the most respected lie came from section
where there very few Wings. | never heard
any man mpeach his integrity, and never until now
heard any man doubt hs ability l tell you, the man
who stuIps State with Stephen A. Douglas and
meets him. day after day. before the people, has got to
be fool. Many man will make abetter first speech
than Douglas, but giving and taking, back and for
ward, he is very sharp. Now, the man who went
through the State speaking agant Stephen A. Doug
Las, and Was not beaten, as no man says he was
is not common man; for no common man viii an-
swer for that work and at the end of that campaign
Mr. Lincoln came ont with 1000 majority on the pop
uar vote, although Mr. Buchanan had beaten Fremont
COO and the general feeling outside OF the State was
that Donelas had better be elected Mr.. Crittenden
wrote letter which elected Douglas; he said that it
was better that Douglas should be elected and there
were 80 900 Americans there; don't believe we have
got another man living who would have fought through
hat campaign so effectively and at the same time 80
as he did Mr.. Trumbull would have
begun little ranker, but one or the other would
Don have be0n knocked OF the platform.
Mr.. Lincoln went through with perfect good
nature and entire suavity, and beat Stephen
A. Douglas il being the first time any man on our side
carried that State believe there is good time
coming right off now. believe that he will get 5000
against Douglas and $4,000 against any other man.
Right there ] feel very The Democrats in Hi
loe won't ask you TO count the vote against anybody
put Douglass they viii give it up. know Mr.. Ham
in, our candidate for Vce-President. He is a very