The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21

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CArtAge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
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chat another aecoan. book Kept BY AesE. sehoneId Co
these enormous profits Nous vsrrons
kxMaycr opdyke active in getting up the Catalina
Islander and has me in the newspapers and At
Washington. This has made money by secret
partners hips In army CLOTH blankets. clothing and gun
contracts than any n,y sharpers Jew or GENTLE IN the
OF Carhart and others s.la briefly submit tho history
and result Of Que financial dodge. 80
s.royed G. W Fairly, 0pdyke's son in. IA. made a
Claim upon tina supervisors for damages sustained
andsr so With the
Opdyke was, by virtue OF his ofnce member Of the
discaimsa any pe sonaI interest IN The gun claim Fairly
denied IN the journals. that Opdyke interested and
an ns Which WAS s 70 me
tract Opdyke therefore saf In the committee investi
eating the claim OF his sonn law, and AZ an early day
received check for $3.50 0O0 Is alleged that SIS 900
received from the government the contract was for
gotten in making up the claim against the city But,
mon" came erisn he refused % divide profits
fairly and Mr. Mcneil member Of tho present
par. Of the 10 presenting this claim to the
Supervisors 0pdyke declared, and his son inaw Fairly
made oath that ne former naa no pecansy interest IN
that Meme Is thus interested and avows himself the
owner OF the share claimed by the plaintiff. And this
answer 10 McNeis complaint Is sworn TO by Opdyke
This. therefore, ia Mayor Opdyke's poston:-ro qua
MY himself to act impar,ally and honestly for the tax
payers OF New York, on committee he discaims being
Interested in the gun claim, and to that disclaimer his
son n-Iaw adds an affidavit. Tho claim Is allowed and
paid partner. after calling the ex Mayor a swnder,
defence
dyk made oath that he the largest share OF the
Contract which, before the claim was paid, he had repu
dated. ''.tt-. 1900 &M
might "dischargen this patient "cured;" bui one
other financial achievement claims notice. More than q
emon that when candae "r presaan, !" sss hs
was weakenedeby pecnnary and that
his trends intended to run him again. i would be wise
sentd, giving to Messrs Opdyke Norris Ketchum and
y Field schedule Of his debts. These friends formed
themselves Into Mariposa Mining Company, mort
saeng the mines for one million i've hundred thousand
dollars, with the proceeds from which all the Generals
debts TO be paid. But difficulties arose which
ever, we're adjusted by the payment by General Ere
mont Of two millions four hundred thousand dollars
N Maiposa stock to hessrs Opdyke, KetcAsm and Hoey
and counsel fee Of hundred thousand dollars 10
Dvid Dudley Field, Esq And said the confidential and
real friend o. General Fremont who gave me this inor
during the negotiations that woa make Jews blush"
80 that in training General Fremont for the Presidential
course his grooms received gratuty OF 81, ,OO0
How pie ,sant DO for Messrs Opdyke and Ketchum
TO see their watered Mriposa stock going through Wall
nent block, or Parker vein" in its balloon gloryp
Through the columns OF the New York tribune have
ana
Tney assisted 10 manufacturing and gave the widest cir
ns moo s 20 me csans SANDER while &C.
themselves making money out OF government contracts
Just now next 10 supplying the enemy through the New
speculatons carried on, am panied and mortified in
being constrained to admit, under the "permtts' Of
and certainly vherc be many such agents q Caicot
and camp, the former ntbsns protese--ths latter
OF this know nothing more than gentleman high
lcs TO Mr.. Greeley But Camn, whom every body
knows as trading upon bis connection with the Tribune
AND Il:
ton with Me- Greedy 10 cotton speculatous.
our country. Il first caused rebellion and war now,
presenting strong temptations 70 avarice, furnishing
.1r enemies with the means Of subsistence The valley
corruptons In which agents OF the Treasury and officers
Il the imicated Indeed the recent disastrous
tim expedition. Messrs. Allen and Filbrick OF Rhode
Island partners agents Of Senator Sprague are said
to have enjoyed peculiar facilities for obtaining cheap
cotton. tRs.f - .tefsN 1c ~.
Before secession eliminated In rebeIlisn, toxesaw,
clearly than Others its certainty and ts ormda
people for conflict which would severely try
the strength OF the Union. was denounced by tho
Denunciaons were soon followed with false accusations
designed 10 impair my supposed influence with the ad
minstration. But labored on, however, earnestly,
faithfully, unselfshly, but with no effect say
selhshy for l bad only the safety and welfare
o. country at heart. The President, each member OF
his Cabinet and tho officers OF the know that
have asked nothing personal either Of place. patronage
profit, for myself have had offers opporturii
ties frequent md liberal to make money out Of the gov
eminent, but they were declined II is wen they were
for such Ia the vigilance OF public that
allowed the privilege Of engaging in ordinary bust
When. somc mo nths since, It alleged that /
had purchased whiskey speculation that held by
the Tribune 70 be suitable occasion for sharp reproof
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