The New York herald
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- The New York herald · December 27, 185427 de diciembre de 1854
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den treaty, and the mission ot Mrs. Cazneau
to Hayti.
Seriously, is it not the duty of Congress to
invade the arohives of the State Department,
to bring out its hidden treasures to the light,
and to give shape, consistency, and efficiency
to our diplomatic relations in every quarter of
the globe, and to straighten up all the crooke 1
joint i and elbows in reference to Spain, France,
Cuba, the Hague, the Russian loan, the Osteml
Convention, the Inaugural, the Koszta letter,
Grey town, Mexico, the doctrine of neutrality,
the Monroe doctrine, the Sandwich Islands and
Hayti Will not some active member of our
New York delegation in Congress, in view of
these great objects, make a break into Marcy 'a
gold mine
COMJTHOLLEK FlaOG AND THE STATIONERY
Contract.? We publish elsewhere another cu
rious expoai of the 44 peony wise aad pound
foolish" principle on whicti the fit>auc>al affairs
of the city are conducted. We have already
seen some notable proofs of it in the Cises ot
tbe Reynolds contract and of the unpaid offi
cials, who have been left to the mercy ot that
strict constructionist, Mr. Comptroller Fligg
If anything were to be gained by the litigou
and obstructive spirit displayed by this func
tionary, be might claim some credit for his af
fcctcd conscientiousness. But the only results
that are evident from his management are that
tbe public service is hampered and impeded by
his crotchets, and that he is fast establishing
for our city government the reputation of the
Irish squire, "who could never pay when he
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The New York herald. (1854). New York [N.Y.], 1854-12-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1854-12-16/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1854-12-16.
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