Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-16
MORNING HER A Id:
CRTDAY, JUNE rs, ls37.

FRIDAY, JUNE I6, 1897.
more TROUBLE IN our PAnry.-Some " VIZ -.
-;n.l leaders of the Old Mems Party a. amman
Hall are Thaddeus Phelps, Jesse HoyS ~" 49,
i1air wi. preserved Fish, Saul Alley, Walter
H.. George u Strong, and many others too
,.e,o,s % men,;on " as my eloquent friends The y
u.noar,;.. say when they are selling packages OF
Eno;sh goods cot through the Custom House at
..r,s;n anv These venerable fathers Of our party
c. lon~ bava we fought by their sde until the day
,ho, ve ran away for fear Of meeting with Their sad
,bese venerable fathers and grandfathers are IN
favor Of some system ofreguatng the exchange cur
rencv under the authority of Congress. Every soul
acknowledges now their sad mistake IN times past
and of them 60 so far as to say-ihat lie
damned rascal Bennett CHATS myself presumed IS le
only sensible person left in the party in New ork'
NV venerable grandfather in politics. the pious ia
,naiel himself is particularly kind in this respect
much to the annoy vance Of the OHaggerles.
Yet in spite of such sentiments, these venerabieia
thers have not moral courage sufficient 10 cone gu
and put down the insolent lecofocos ana visionary
blockheads of the Post and Examiner, now carrying
everything in Tammany Hall. Every day these TWO
bad poets and worse politicians are making head way
in Tammany by their bold mvechve-their daring
,nsolence-rheir visionary -bsurdtes-and poetic
nonsense. bryant anu LCSSCt oiC aoo"t 10 SS',''~
poets as they are politicians yet Their holiness and
audacity absolutely turning Tammany INTO a mere
locofoco Sanhedrim.
There is one way to put an end to this dictation-
Let the sensible portion of Tammany openly come out
and draw the line between the practical and poecal
democracy If they do not they ruined for ever.
Such things would not have been permitted had
been editor of the party The Times and its
sactors are the most miserable :" ss-nancies' that
ever cultivated whiskers stays frequented
fhe Hobbies Of theatres. Had been editor Of the
"Tmes' would have drunmed the poets out of the
party long since As matters now CO. they are daily
increasing their power and influence by their very in
science and swagger. Poor Tammany is in a sad
dilemma ruled by small beer politicians and small
beer poets!
Provision MARKETs-Mr N. b. Blunt called
upon us yesterday to state that the information we
had received representing him as having gone TO a
provision market in Blocker street, threatening the
butchers there with suits if they did abandon their
business, was entirely erroneous, and without any
foundation in fact. He further assured that he did
not know of the existence of such place-that he
never took any steps against the independent butchers
and that only one complaint had been lodged at his
Office.
We have every reason to put perfect confidence il
The statement of Mr.. Blunt. Our informant was nc
doubt incorrect. II is possible that persons, con
aected with the corporation markets, may have
threatened the butchers in question-hence the mis-
take. 1t is high time, however, that the question
corporation monopoly regards provisions were set
tied. We gratifed to find that Mr.. Blunt does
not favor any policy that tends to keep up the
prices Of provisions, and if the whig corporation
would do popular act they would entirely repeal
lc,, ~h - .nf
causes that make provisions high in New York
Why should any class Of men have a monopoly OF
provision selling particularly at such time as the
present. The rents of stalls ought TO be reduced sc
per cent and the trade thrown entirely open. We
never shall have cheap and reasonable provisions here
I'LL that be DONE We do verify believe that the prin-
cipal cause of the high prices of living in New
York arises entirely from the oppressive and uncon-
stitutonal laws of the corporation. These laws
enacted by the "party" kicked out of power for
their manifold corruptions and wickedness. Let tn,
wings repeal them-gve us cheaper meai-and the,
will be entitled to public thanks.
The CASH BusIsEss.-The cash business is in
creasing throughout the city. Singular enough while
the credit, paper long winded dealers in Pearl street
Maiden lane, and Broadway are daily complaining O
duness want oftrade, horrible times, i, is fact tina
those who trade on my principle, are absolutely ma
king money and getting rich and comfortable as ! an
doing wish had list Of these Cash Dealers
for 1887 would publish il and take the risk of ar
indictment by the Grand Jury, headed by Bache Nc
Eyers and tailed by John w. Walker; and if were
10 publish such list don't think my special friends
jobs Haggarty < Sons would catch their name.
among them. If the Cash Dealers" throughout IN,
city will only send me their /" cards" and give me-
some idea Of the course Of trade would make 1t to
their advantage
Meantime find that the Stewards d Co, Broadway
the brothers Delayan, in SO Maiden lane and Broad
wayand Lane& Van Zandt, Ia Maiden lane, are 4 ,inp
larger cash business than they ever did during oul
most prosperous paper money times. The Stewards
deal IN dry goods-ihe Delavans in beautiful splendid
household hardware and jewery--and Lane 4 Van
Zand, IA Maiden lane, deal in all kinds Of hosiery.
linen articles of dress-gentlemen and ladies' family
wearabcs. Their stock Of goods is one oftho choices,
and largest IN the street. and, what equally as good,
cheap for cash. Only take look ladies and satisfy
yourselves.
In the grocery line large cash business is also doing