The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05


have no iesirc 10 explore the United States beyond New
YORK. notwithstanding ell tho wonderful descriptions that
have been given them OF the Erie Railroad Niagara Falls
and the hudson river. They have discharged their mis-
sion and they want to render In their report to the
tycoon
They care very little for any of labor saving in
vep,iops they will not do for Japan, whose islands
swarm with people that must be employed They care
nothing political institutions for they say thai tsn
thousand years have tried and settled the institutions of
japan We know nothing of republican government; We
understand It. Cti bono. on what use are these
sfled In the manufacture Of iron and Steel they mani
feet deep interest all such manufactures Our latest
nyes cannon nuskefs ssos &C. have enls cd TIER
closest there things relate 70 the defences
st.nd the necessities and the dangers suggested
by the more intimate Intercourse winch hey
49, n0 n.dn. 1e Wy 2, ,nS Sg Faross Win He
There u this moment population here from Prus
sa OF learned gentlemen, from one OF whom ne are IN
formed that that government hitting out an expedition
squadron for Japan which will consist Of i've large
vesses d war and - many transports laden With pre-
and with goods for purposes Of trade. Meantime
The En- gish are epdeavoring in their peculiar way,
bring the Japanese 70 outul recogniaoo Of the loo
mept, and toe French not far behind AT this rate,
before the emo Of another year. the Japanese will be the
CONNER ciA fsvorss OF tho civilized worlc ana at toe
emo OF two yearB thoy win most probably be dropped BY
all hards bed speculation, unless, perchance, john
Bull may seize upon an ouads Island or two In the way
Never were tho poltcians At Washington, Of all par
ties, 30 completely befossed AMI sdr ~ they now
do H. to rave their shattered ship remain hsrd aground
vsinly feeling about for some way OF escape The
pucliesns, confident and domlneering, have still their
feelings Of rmorse and Apprehension concernog
Seward and "tne deep damnaton Of his taxing
on' the Bell weshsr politicians seem TO be very doubt
FOL Of the policy OF keeping their ticket anoa the stock
in tbst concern u worth i've cents the dolsr
"Oid Buck" 10 the best philosopher OF them Alive
oil these politicians Of ali parties He say that tue
5000 Of tho American people Will couory-
thai the democracy my yet be saved-and that If de
fested now. viii DO all the stronger and wser aud
better prepared for tho next campsgn that he glad
think the time Of bis drchUge from the Fh'te aoaso
draws nehhst he wants restthss be il conteot TO let
the bis stand for his defence
the country that he has fears Of condemnaton-hst
John Covode may ransacs hs public and private history
q this poyoce Committee touching this minstrstion
win all turn cat mere is iSaa ssdfy snyhe nothing.
WASHINGTON, June 2, 1860
Ms Oouode Ctnnitee-rhe Doctor Thereof ORDERED by the
House 10 Take Dose Of his O~n Patent Aeissae--
Sexral Results Of 1Aese Corruption Inue tioations-A
GSpecmen Brick of the Printing spols-1Ae Subsidy OF
s6s 900 Clear Cash to Gales Ssxm-Gooznor Mr.
gan Aduances $4,000 on the JOB, &C., dc.
Mr. wnslow of North Carolina, Of the minority OF the
Covode Committee, succeeded this morning In putting
through the House resolution for administering DR.
oovode dose Of his own nqu.aitorial medicine. Thus
certain Witnesses refused by Mr. Covode, not within
the scope Of his resolutions to bs summoned before
the committee, testify how, where, when and TO what
extent az any, within their knowledge) the electonoerng
Arguments Of dollars and cents were employed In the
election Of Mr. Covode and hs Pennsylvania republican
colleague Scranton this Congress THUS the House,
by an almost unanimous decided that "sauce for
the goose for the gander and that DR.. Covode
take dose OF his physc, to prove the quality
Of the article.
The queere budget that viii have ever been presented
by any inqusitoral committee Of any Legislative BODY
the face Of the EARTH Of the last fifty years, will be the
budget Of the astounding discoveries Of this oovode
Committee. The inqusion has been productive OF
much bitterness Of party feeling ON al ndes u
has been pushed 70 mwise s.ue~ S On the part
acted - 4 there were nothing In the democratic
camp corruption and roguery. and the de-
committee - he appointed upon the principle Of
setting thief to catch thief Upon the whole, how
ss%sss oon%ssss sS Is : called, WIN rs:us =
whol check for some time upon tho .spos jobbers
and nsOcss Of s our NJ ae evidence v.o
before this committee shall have been oncany lad be
fore the pubic, win be manifest that Mr. oovode has
tailed In his great object OF fastening upon the admin
sration the crimes Of bribery and corruption In our
political elections broadly nsnuaied BY the resolutions
Stpoo sSep Scfopc thu oommee a. before the print
ing atipg committee Of the house, spd the special
printing Dquslori committee Of the Senate, viii ess.c-
and scbemes FOR The seizure and oivaon Of public plum
der. among democrsts republicans, know-Nothnes and
public mind o. the danger threatened 70 this govern
ent, ana the whole system Of our popular institutions by
these widespread spois demoralzaaons among AL The
Tske the following case ~ specimen brick On the
3oth OF June, 1855, in pursuance Of IN oct Of oonsres
@ss " made ne w D.S ss Of The old
Nofsoesi fstnncr, for the printing Of what Is called
hat kc nd
grcss bound the government 70 paw 10 Gales scaou the
sun Of $4,000 for the work We noe quote from the
report Of MI Sbdell OF the Select Committee on Printing
of the 81 The contract made on the Dag spec
fed, and, says the report
On The same day Gale. sesion made with cSrnsu: wsa
si.hns A the material. o.. groos 2 ss s,vess .9u:,
prem: . q. :sfs ssss, csa: q ds
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Is. r.poecso 3ossSor a he stsss q Ss~ fs - sdvssss
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nssesssi, have Fen sSoSssd Ss wcsS would lave ssss
NE :. as ss a. ss
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eresa saving 70 Ne Eov0nmsnt
This 10 . pretty fair example Of the subsidies upon
which our Washington party orgsns, without exccpoon,
have heretofore depended and nos more than ever De
pend, for their subsistence We believe, however, that
the thorough sitting to which the busnees hes been rub
jecisd on ali ndes wi even during this Congress put
end to this thing, in the esablshment d government
priotirg oflco.
tcpdeni Of Pubic Printing, and noe Printer 70 the
Senate, entitled. Superintendent TO much credit Tor
his REFORMS which saved 70 the treasury over e2000o
among vasseul expenditures thus cut on, he
rates s2o 90 year previoue squandered On mars
charts NC s25 coca year on double oompositcn, NOT
Of which ever earned f37 500 on duplicated
docunenss sso 600 useless extra NUMBERS s9u 900
White paper; $4,000 on engraving, &c, and $4,000 on
colored epgravrgs, which were superseded BY q few
plain wood cuts &c. Thus, however much Bowman may
have been subsequently mixed up with Wendell his
obs the late superntsn dent has done he state some
service
he week clcecs without any satisfactory data to the
final ADJOURNMENT Of this seesou Of Copgress but with