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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-13
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1860

Helpers Autobiogra phy-fIis Panphlet,
and tho Uses that Are Made or Il by the
Republican Party.
In another part Of to-day's paper will be
found letter from the notorious Helper, the
substance OF when appears 10 w
menced bis business career by "misusing" that
is, stealing without the knowledge of any
human being besides himself, three hundred
dollars of Mr.. Browns" his employers
money" The pslliating circumstance, in his
own mind, was that he "kept conscientiously
accurate account of the same" At later
period, Mr.. Brown was made aware Of the theft,
and RETAINED from sending his a. lest clerk
to the penitentiary; but he commlvVed the Of
fence, which Mr.. Helper denounces as most
shameful breach of confidence, of "divulging
the whole affair" Somewhere in California,
probably at about election time, the purloining
employe says that he became honest, and ps10l
back to Mr.. Brown the amount he had robbed
him Of every assertion" he concludes his
letter, Sand insinuation that has been made
heretofore, or may be made hereafter, no mat
ter by what authority, nor by whom circulated,
in any manner or degree conflicting with what
l have said above, is founded in o spirit of
sheer falsehood and maIignity, and can never
in either this world OF in the next, he substan-
tiated or established"
1t is not altogether surprising that "this I'M
ambiguous declaration of facts" as Helper calls
them, should be perfectly pleasant and salts
factory to his black republican admirers en-
dorsing as they do such passages of his book
as, Thieves are, Is q general rule, less amena-
BILE to the moral law than slsveholders;" and,
again, "All pro-slavery Shareholders deserve
to be at once reduced to parallel with the
basest criminals that lie fettered within the
cells Of our public prisons" The bloody black
republican journals Of the North, and the fol-
lowing sixty eight members of Congress who
authorized the use of their names, recommend
ing the Impending Crisis, f" had good reason to
consider Helper peculiarly adapted to be their
pioneer in the approaching Presidential con-
test. In fact, Messrs.
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column today, an account Of the illegal jobs
and frauds which the last Common Council at
tempted to consummate, without success and
which have been left as an infamous heirloom
to the new body of 1860, at whose hands, we
doubt not, they will receive the most scrupu-
lous attention. 1t will be seen that various
schemes, such as the construction of city rail-
roads, opening, widening and repairing streets,
contracts for street cleaning, and other jobs,
were on the tapis in the-lsss Common Council,
for assisting which our conscientious Legislators
were to receive, or did receivs, . haadeome
quid pro quo for their services one case, q b
said, the division Of the snug sum of s4001o.
Among the principal jobs laid out wc9A the re-
paving Of Broadway; new contract for street
cleaning; the Yoakers railroad, to run through
our principal streets; the widening of Nassau
street-a most corrupt and impudent concep-
ton; the illegal sale Of the Brooklyn ferry
leases gross outrage upon the public Of
both cities; and sundry other projects Of open.
ing and paving streets establishing unneces.
sary ferries, repairing markets, and mulcting
the treasury to large amount for extra pay of
clerks OF the c0mmitteeA M
In almost all these cases fragrant violation
Of the charter was contemplated, by giving out
jobs Of public work without advertising for
bids on the contract, which the amended char
ter expressly provides shall be done. Arrange
ments, We understand, have been made BY the
present Common Council 10 take up and push
through all or most Of these schemes, and doubt
less the parties who are interested in the
profits sxpectea 70 accrue from them will
be quite Is liberal with the new boards a. with
the old ones Unfortunately for the taxpsy.
ers, the lobbyitss have more pliable element
to work upon now, inasmuch ~ the present
Common Council is more degraded than the
last, and its members still less gifted with intel
ligence, respectability or honesty. When we
remember the component parts Of the late
Cooperation, this may seem q somewhat bold
assertion; but II - nevertheless lamentably
true, for the voters at the last election wasted
all their energies on the two or three leading
Offices contrary TO our repeated advice to look
to the candidates for Aldermen and Council.
men, and accordingly the nominees of the grog
shop and pugilistic elements of the community
comprise the Common Council for 1860.
Coming into the field fresh in their hunt after
the spoils, this interruptions body of ignorant
and hungry politicians win multiply the labors
Of their predecessors m imposing all kinds of
illegal contracts and jobs upon the city; for it
cannot be supposed that they will content
themselves with the unfinished infamy Of the
last boards; not at all-on the contrary each
individual member has his own individual axe
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PROSPECTS, OF MINING INDUsrRY-LARos Ar
RIVALS OF SrscB.-For some time past we have
been receiving cheering announcements of The
general activity and encouragement which pro
vail in the mining districts in California, and Ia
which the discovery of rich veins Of tin and cop
per ore seems to have given an additional lon
palse Judging BY recent arrivals, these repoia
have had something more than newspape
foundation. BY the Atlantic alone we netict
an excess in the amount of specie receives
here Of nearly FIVE hundred thousand dollar
over that Of the corresponding period .
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hands of every one who will be entitled 70
vote at the next election. Anthem, at No. IL
Wall street, distributes 1t, as a professional
abolitionist, to all applicants, and is coninu-
ally obliged to renew his stock. The Tribune
neonle sell 1t from the counter, and, if they
cannot ce, I'D of 1t in any other way, are said
to let it go at halt Price, or even gratis where
1t twill tell unusually well. The greatest efforts
are being made to circulate it extensively in
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois, New Jersey and
Wisconsin, in order to gain, If possible, the
doubtful States. 4 is part of the scheme,
thoroughly understood, that while the circula-
ton of this document is kept up with unremit-
ting vigor, the republican members Of Congress
shall be utterly silent. Before the time of the
Presidential election the Central States will be
flooded with copies of this infamous book.
rAgents are also at work in nearly all Of the
populous neighborhoods Of the South, and
every device is resorted to in order to evade
the vigilance Of the justly incensed masses Of
the Southern States.
Helpers book, in word, is the meinstay
and dependence of the bloody black repubi
can press and the leaders of the ''irrepressible
conflict" aggressors Of the North, in the nation
al contest which is impending. Yet the device
is resorted to by the Official heads of the party,
in order to elect Seward, or some one of like
kidney, to the Presidency, of seemingly repu-
dating it, while the republican committee,
under their directions emulate the Bible Socie-
ty itself in multiplying its numbers. The fol-
lowers of Helper are worthy, in their political
maneuvres, of the antecedents of that indi-
vidual himself.
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Schuyler Colfax,
Anson Bur lingame
Owen Lovejoy,
Amos P. Granger,
Edwin b. Morgan,
Gaiusha A. Grow,
Joshua r. Gid
Edward Wade,
Calvin C. Chanee,
William X. Kelsey,
VIM. A. Howard,
Henry Walden,
John Sherman,
Geo. W. Palmer,
Dan'l W. Gooch,
Henry L. Dawes,
Justin s. Morrill,,
I. Washburnc, Jr.,
J. A. Bingham,
Vim. Kellogg,
(. B. Washburne,
Benz. Stanton,
Edward Dodd.
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A CANADA PAPER ON THE CONDITION OF Fuel
TIVE SLAvEs.-We publish in another column
an article from the Toronto Canada WesD
Globe, commenting upon the account which re-
Gently appeared in the HERALD of the condition
special commissioner. The Toronto Globe is
edited by George Brown, whether a relation Of
Old John Brown or not, we do not know
but we do know that he is represented by the
fugitive slave Fred. Douglass, as his chum and
faithful companion while Douglass sojourned in
Canada in his fight to England, after the arrest
of Old Brown at Harper's Ferry, and it is only
to be expected that he would abuse the
HERALD's statement of disagreeable facts con-
corning the unfortunate fugitives in her Males.
TVS colonies. But it is remarkable that the
Globe, while attempting to deny these facts
really admits the most important of them to be
true. 1t confesses that the fugitive slaves do suf
fer on their arrival in that inhospitable region.
1t admits, further, that the assertion that the
agents of the underground railroad appropriate
the funds supplied by i'll advised and hum
bugged philanthropists to their own use, may
be true. Moreover, 1t states that the fugitive
slaves can support themselves by farming and
trading ''if they possess the desire and capacity
to work." That is precisely the state Of the case
as we represented it; but we have shown that
they do not possess the desire to work. and
hence they are starving and dying of of con.
sumption and other diseases, while herding
together in miserable masses, and that they do
not possess the capacity to work in climate
wholly unsuited to them, and to which it is
cruelty to exile them.
1t is remarkable, also, that while Mr.. George
Brown, of Toronto, endeavors to deny, while
he actually admits, the statements of the
HERALD, the coIored gentleman who edits the
Anglo-African in New York, and whose Office is
within three or four doors of the underground
railroad depot, confessed that these statements
were literally true in all particulars, even to
the Names The attempted contradiction of the
Canada editV, then, may be taken for what it
is worth.
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Nalent'e b. HORTON,
freeman H. Morse,
David Kilgore,
VIM. Stewart,
Samuel r Curtis,
John NJ. Wood,
John N. Parker,
Stephen G. Foster,
Chss. B. Gilman,
Chas. b. Hoard,
John Thompson,
J. W. Sherman,
VIM. d. Brayton,
James Burlington,
o B Natteson,
Richard Mott,
Geo. r. Robbins,
Ezekiel P. Walton,
James Wilson,
s. A. Pursuance,
Francis Z. Spinner,
Silas N. Burroughs,
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Cyd'r. B. Tompkins
John Covode,
Cad. G. Washburn
Sam'l G. An irows
Abraham B. DIN,
Sidney Dean,
,Nath'l B. DurSee,
Emory b. Pottle,
Dc Witt @. Leach
John r. Potter,
Z. Davis Mass. }
j. +. Farnsworth,
c. L. Knapp,
R. +. Fenton,
Philemon Bliss,
Mason Mason ,TlDsan
T. Davis bwa),
James Pike,
Homer E Royce,
Isaiah d. Clawson
A. s. Murray,
Robert B. Hall.
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New York, Friday, January ID, 1850.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-08-24
The Lottery Swindle.

The following is letter from a lottery.
dealing frr. in Delaware, together with
copy of the reply. 1t was received by a
friend in this vicinity, whose facetious pen
has heretofore made pleasantly for our col
umns. These men sent out this peculiarly
winning circular to catch fools but as will
be seen. they Caught Tartar
"NLNlEGToN, Del, August 4th, 1860.
Dear Sir Being anxious to sell a prize
in your vicinity, (and create an excitement)
we will give you the preference to purchase
lucky package, containing 26 Tickets. in
the Lottery Class l4o, to be drawn August
2Sth. If YOU will send US $40 We will for
ward you the package by return mail Should
You fail to draw at the very least $1,000
prize, We viii send you another package free
Of charge. We make you his liberal offer
in good faith, the result of which We conf
Gentially think will prove satisfactory to you.
This may be the last opportunity We shall
have to place prize within your reach. For
list of prizes examine scheme enclosed. This