The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10
The Tribune on Malcolm Ives, Jobs ana
PatriOttsm.

The Tribune o. Malcolm Ives, jobs and
Patriotism.
The fanatieal gang of Satanic agitators who
control the Tribune are beginning to swallow
their own words in regard to Mr.. Malcolm Ives,
whom they have hitherto been constantly SLAM
dering and libeiling. In yesterdays Tribune
Greeley and his jobbing managers were obliged
to publish the following letter from Mr.. Ives
TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw YORK, June s, 1862.
ask your permission TO say single word in reply to
the following editorial remarks contained in yesterday
Tribune
Dr. Malcolm Ives the editor in question (of the NEW 70
HEmalp has been released and officially IN
INDICATED suspicion Of treason having dropped his
Sa Dr. wh as q h. i 4 sl
into a.
OF his msorunes Who light this dark subject
II was TO have besn hoped that very humble in
divdua as myself would have been permitted with his
lease from Fort Mcsnry to have rslased into tho 0bscu
ry from which he had most reluctantly emerged Com
mon justice however oompels TO Call attention to the
absurdy OF contradiction contained in the statement
that released from confinement because thors
no charges against me and am, at the same time, vn
dicated from suspicion OF treason because my connec-
ton has CHANGED to with the HERALD Tho two
sertions Incompatible with each other You not very
incorrectly call the whole affair Of my arrest "dark
Whatever mystery tnere 10 aDout
neither the HER its editor has anything to do and
would be dsh0norabls and wrong were to suffer It to
be laid to their account Single minded patriotism re-
qures that the interests OF every good citizen should,
for tho present. succumb before the necessity
or prosecuting unnterruptedy the TO crush out an
unholy and fratrcidal rebellion. Until that end shall
have been triumphantly attained private grievances,
mine own included should be allowed to Sleep and their
victims will be excused from Offering premature expana
lions 70 the public. Meanwhile be pleased TO believe that
Mr. Bennett had no moro to do with my arrest than you
had, and that neither Imprisonment nor release was
in any way affected by the course political or otherwise
OF the journal he edits Very respectfully your obedisnt
servant, MALCOLM IVES.
This letter requires no comment from u.s.
and the Tribune clique found themselves so
nicely caught in trap by Mr.. Ives explicit
denial of their repeated assertions-that the
HERALD had something to do with his arrest
that, in despair, they dropped the subject, like
a hot potato and INDUCED in very silly hash
about jobs and patriotism. They could have
found no subject upon which the HERALD is
more willing to compare notes with the Iri-
bune. We defy the Tribune jobbers, or any
other men, to prove that the HERALD or its
editor, was ever concerned in any job, contract
or Office seeking intrigue The Rebecca, one of
our famous yachts" which the Tribune charges
government, has been for long time and is
still for sale. The government wishing to
purchase her for the revenue service, sent an
agent-not Morgan or Cummings-to appraise
her. and offered US four thousand dollars for
her. We thought this entirely too small sum
Is there anything like job about this? Will
the Tribune attempt to set this against its
empty gun mandatory, and try to defend its
guilty self by throwing dirt ut US?
Then as to the question of patriotism. The
Tribune has lost 80 much circulation, influence
and money by having this subject discussed,
that only the EXTREMIST folly could have in
duced its crazy editor to revive the matter
again. If poor Greeley wishes the facts of the
case to be repeated, however, we are altogether
too good natured not to be willing to oblige
him. We will put the statement, to-day, in
mercantile form, and only regret that our space
will not allow us to include more than the
largest items of the Tribuae's account. Here is
the ledger, them
GOVERNMENT o. THE UNITED STATES IN ACCOUNT WITH ras
YORK HERALD Dr.
To use OF the yacht Henrietta, In sieges and sx-
petitions on the Southern coast over year,
For which use we devoted her gratuitousy 10000 90
Total. .sls, 600 90
Cr
BY the arrest and imprisonment OF Malcolm
Ives, our temporary correspondent at Wash
ington, and his confinement In Fort McHenry
for three months, upon mo charges what
ever. $VO,OOO w
The government may think that the debt
and credit side of this account balance each
other; and we may not. We hope that our pa
triotism is sufficient to supply any deficit on
Trib,mes account
GOVERNMENT or UNITED STATES ACCOUNT WITH NEW
YORK TRIBUNE. Dr.
To q civil war, fomented by T1b1ns
abolitionists, costing the country in
crisis. ruined commerce, suspended
manufactures, army expenses, osscs
in trade, &C, about. 80 900 900 600 90
70 the loss OF Fort sumter, and the
failure OF the expedition for the relief
caused by the revelations Of Harvey,
the T,bunc's Washington correspondent 1000 900 90
To losses at the battle Of Bull run,
caused by the TibUnes onward
20 Richmond" articles amounting.
cording Thurlow Weed, TO about. 100 600. 900 90
To delays. extra expenses, &C., caused
by tho Titune's assaults upon Con-
Mcclellan, say 100000 900 90
To tho abolition campaign Of Fremont, in
Missouri, including mule, blanket and
nuskot contracts. $1,000 900 90
To Banks disaster, caused by the Tribune
aboltionists and their intrigues against
Mcclellan .............. 10000 900 90
To various emancipation schemes, darkey
schools, niger conservatories at Beau
fort. and General Hunters squashed
proclamation, including expenditures
for rcd ,rowsers aud TSioune maskess 10000 90
To daily attacks upon the administration
and the army, encouraging the rebels
aud weakening the Union cause say. 100 900 900 90
-
Total. 81, 4e7, 900 900 90
BY a contraction rs 900 muskets obtain Or.
ed by the Tribune Gun Association and
sub lot TO outside parties. $625 900 90
BY second contract for 40, 900 muskets,
sub-let as above. ..:........:..... 100000 90
By Grseeys pay, Thanking, pickngs,
books and mileage while in Cong fess. 5000 90
BY salary OF Harvey, Of the Tribune,
Minister to Portugal four years $500. 80 900 90
BY salary of Pike, OF the Tribune, Minis
ter to tho Netherlands, four years.. 10000 90
BY salary Of Hildreth VI the Tribune,
Consul at Trieste, four years. ........ 5000 90
BY salary OF Fry, Of the Tribune, Secre.
tary Of Legation at sardinia. ....... 1900 90