Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-03

repeal of all unjust, unconstitutional laws. II they
do so, who dare oppose them? Let them trust "
themselves-not 10 parties, either Whg' oeoo'a'
ocofoco conservative the miserable Poi'icahs
are only the corrupt instruments OF Danks-"hles are
alike democrats allke-all alike. NOW is the 'ihe
for action. Prepare.
Cash Advertising Mercantile AH"irs--Ihc
Solvent List.
We have this day excluded from our columns all
advertisers by the year-or on credit Tor any
length of time. Hereafter, no ADVERTISEMENT or no
ice of any kind can be inserted IN the Herald, I'm
less is paid for IN adcaRcc, and the time OF inseT-
ton specially designated. This salutary rule no con-
sderaons will 10 violate and we trust that
none will trouble themselves 10 ask any favor Of
time or credit of any kind.
Neither shall hereafter insert any notice of any
kind, eratutous-not even for a charitable purpose.
When contribute my mite 10 useful or benevolent
uses, do SO on my own hook, in my own person,
separate and distinct from my newspaper business
Business and benevoence should never be mixed up
let each stand on its own bottom, and neither then
can be knocked over like nincompoops or nlnepins
The benefits of adopting the cash system entirely
in advertising, ncalculabe 10 the advertiser as
well as 10 the newspaper proprietor. Many traders
crowd papers with useless advertisements, which No
body reads, while the space they occupy might be
filed up with excellent reading matter There is also
great deal of waste and extravaganza in the present
system Of advertising. The system have adopted
will correct this evil far the Herald is concern
ed. | issue from my establishment, three times Inc
number Of printed sheets per peek, that any other
paper in Nec York does. It's advertising space IS
limited and valuable Every one who adverses in
the Herald is Only that il will be read by all
classes but that il will be preserved, filed away and
required TO again and again. No paper was ever es-
established in this country that has produced such an
exciiement-an enthusiasm-a new era, as the He
raid has DONE This grows out Of the plan assduty,
independence, moral tone and general intelligence
with which j, is conducted. In enstng talent and
skill to our aid, pay more literally than any other
paper Every department Of my paper, literary, poll
teal commercial and philosophical, is managed I'M
der nv own personal superintendent. My daily re-
ports of the money and other markets are entirely
guided in the leading features by myself
Again. in the revolution which has taken place in
trade, mean TO take active par, for the future
My list OF SOLVENT MERCHANTS, now embracing
nearly IRE hundred frms is nearly ready for publ
cation. Several persons have indeed begged me not
10 publish such list, because II night be avldous 10
those not included in H. have reflected on tins OBJ
lection, and have 10 the final determination
that more good will be produced by the publication Of
such list taan evil and Therefore will issue II in
few days No good is unmlxed with evil in this
world and in making choice OF conduct our ST.
fort should be to selec, that course. which may be
the most benefcal-not that j; is entirely free from
all objections.
With these views stand before the commercial
literary, philosophical, and business community, on
IN fhnyf Ri nj
deserve patronage, they will give it-and give libe
rally-if not, not. | care nothing abou, results
only care about being highland then to so ahead
DAVE TO FoRr WAsHIsoros.-I took drive ont
to For, Washington, beyond Harlem, on the Nsr,h
River, on Sunday afternoon last. The weather was
cool the sun bright the air pure-ihe country
balmy-,he river like chrys,al-the trees beginning
10 change their hues-Burnhams nearly deserted
and few rowdlcs filing up the road
Fort Washington is The highes, ground on the
island From The front OF Mr. Carmans elegan, resi-
dencc the view down the North River is the mos,
picturesque and maenifcen, the Island. Across are
the palisades, reposirg in all their ssmbre magnif-
cencc. On The l:ft, you can catch glimpse OF the
East river and Long Island.
One of the most original things saw, was warn
ing put up on Mr.. Carman's gate thus" Beware Of
the dogs" We recommend the locofocos Of Tam
many Hall TO put up such sign before their door
Beware OF the dogs within" This would make the
poor conservatives seanper of to jerusalem without
looking behind. " Beware Of the dogs"-as read
the inscription was aboat retreaing, but casting my
eye to the eastward discovered several ladies'
tering under the autumn trees. Oh, no - thought
/, wherever you find the ladies' moving gracefully
around the dogs have good manners" according
ly en,ered-and although two or three big bull, mas
rfi or other breeds surveyed me- the full length OF
their chains with curiosity and attention they merely
sent up a subdued, civilized growl, as much as TO
saw" how do you glad 10 sec you-walk IN"
The drive back 10 town, IN the cool of the evening"
the going down, cpd irradiang all the west with
s;reaks OF gold was very delicious. only counted
by the way, establishments thirty OF fifty pedes-
trians-and one Irshmsn, who required the breadth
ei'hc road TO walk horne. Quite moderate.
~ kosna Townsend now lives in retirement IN
her elegant classic cottage the banks Of the II nd.
son, near kinderhook. When che left the CITY, her
friends, several merchants Of highly respectable
standing" made up fund Of slO0 600, on which she
retired to enjoy the delicious dolce far niene in her
native village.
She has now become very pious exemplary ma
tron and talks Of several Of the highly respectable
merchants Of New York her particular friends and