The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-09

termed, JUDAS IscARIoT No. 3 called at our office yest
terday morning. the request Of Day. the editor OF the
Sun, and said in voice trembling with passion, Mr.
Bennett take all that back you have published of me
this morning, or will prosecute you for libel"
looked at Baehelor-he as pale as Judas Iscariot
on the morning he out to hang himself. Passion
almost choked his utterance. al shall do no such
thiRg" replied l. @Very well" continued he, q shall
prosecute you for libel" "Do so" replied l.
Judas Iscariot No. 2 then left the Herald Office.
On reflection do not know but il would be prudent
to take back what said of Origen Bachelor. What
said ! that Bachelor not so much of a gentleman
as Judas Iscariot-that his were not so civil
zed Dreading the effect of libel suit backed by the
whole batch of In6dels around the Sum- am willing
to allow that Judas Bachelor is gentlemany and po-
lite Judas Iscariot. Will that persuade them to
abandon the prosecution Bachelor was selected by
DIR. Sleigh be of his Northumberland was
selected TO be purse bearer among the twelve apos
ties. VIII that persuade him Judas went among the
unbeeving Jews, and offered betray his master with
kiss-Bachelor went among the Tammany Hall Inf
dels and secretly made similar offer to betray Doct
Sleigh, with anonymous letter. Will that save us
from prosecution Iscarot after the betrayal of his
master returned to the Indel Jews and cried out give
me my thirty pieces" Bachelor also went into Militia
ry and Concert Halls and asked for collection to de-
fray the expences of his benevoence Won't all this
save usl
In every respect thereore-in motives and in benevo-
ence these two learned gentlemen Judas Iscario and
Judas Bachelor entitled all proper regard for
their talent industry, economy and civic virtues Ju-
das Iscarot closed his brilliant life by going out in the
field and hanging himself perpendicularly on tree
but whether Judas Bachelor and his associates of the
Sun will follow so lofty example, is yet buried in
the womb of futurty AT all if Bachelor is de-
termned to prosecute alone the example of his proo-
type we advise him TO complete the parallel by sending
the thirty pieces Of silver he pocketed in Concert Hall
to Doct. Brownlee for the benefit of widows and or
phans and then to take turn in the Park where he
can have his choice Of the standing perfectly
idle and out Of business We advise him, as friend,
TO take the talest and straightest.
Ii all these apologies and explanations will notinduce
Judas Bachelor to let alone, why we must do the
best we can to meet him in Court of Justice. Benz
H. Day the Chief Priest of the Infidel Sun paper is
making money fast enough of the patronage which
the Christians deal literally to him. We have no
doubt he will pay the law expences of Judas Bachelor.
Indeed we learn that Day, already smarting under the
exposures TO which have submitted his conduct,
sen Rarheof into Office yesterday intimiiate US
by threat OF prosecution Come gentielnen--ene ,t
all-Day or Dachelor-the Chief Priest or the Judas
we ready for you. Taking truth as our basis we
shall, unnfuenced by your mpudent threats, proceed
calmly and resolutely in Sketches of Infdelity"
Day and Bachelor tremble, and we'll they nav The
expose of the infamous pamphlet called aErerv
Wamaa's Book What is Lorer' printed by Day
will soon be brought before the public.
WAR WITH MExIco.-The following article appeared
in the Washington Intelligencer of Wednesday.
We learn that information has been received bv pri-
vae letters in this city, of the ports Of Mexico having
been shut against the vessels of the United States
measure induced probably by the embarcatioa of so