The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-10

and drain the swamps Of the west and whom, We
look upon enpkaicouy and tetotay as the pionos of
new world! Whether we will slt still and see their
corn fields ravishedther wives nviolaed before their
very eyes, and their smiling, pratting infants God
bless them) used up in the most barbaracous manner
or whether with both fists clinchd and stamp'g
the ground) we will march at once upon this second
Champagne and by our timely valaroslty, save them
from state of total defuncton, extIngushing Our
selves, in the mean time in internal famc! All my
fellow citizen sogers, fully propitiate the sympah
zng feelings of your melting hearts. need bat 10 re-
mind you Of your duties towards yoar suferins, and
and conflicting burthen. Their woes cry
aloud to the Heavens for address and TO the reracy Of
our firesdes and chimbley corners! Behold they lay
down at night with blooming cheek and ruby lip, and
Oh must Irevulge the cruel the dreadful catastro-
ply ? they wake up en- the dawinlng morn IN the cey
fingers Of DEATH! Spoken in a subdued voice and
drooping head)-But can't dwell on this frightfu,
horrible, dreadful subject-a subject whose horrors
run ferneat the very groin and may say the sel;-
say without
(Stranger will you hand me gourd of water with
leete sprinkle of the crtter in II y acihouI feeling
thirst "a little more OF the crittur siran
ger an you please jis sprinkle) for that Vengince
which all the Gods OF war, vulcan, q Plato, q We
suvius, claim as their high prerogatlve-but which I
would shower fellow sogers-which would shower
in beams of wroth upon them an illegal, exconstitu
tonal & uncivlized Savages d Varmlnts-Sallles-
forth TO kill murder q depredate our families q to
rob our potatoe patches! Yes Gents o. fellow So
nate the all glorious three times happy eaoen that
shall extingush our names in the hearts II our coun-
rymen till time is more Our success IN this ex-
petition is sartin-it ID mere circumstance Inc Fd-
nos will be around, and we will all light on EN- are
red skins & teotaliy obhistcate them from OIL the
yearth! know you are all the rael grit. ], myself
am particularly a caution-a rael Snag boat ~ Wall
lead you where good chunk of fight IS sarn to be
run against l will flank you into solemn column
& receding by re,rograde advance we will away to
the field Of eorythe field of carnage (carnage) and
of blood! yes my friends g. fellow Citizen Sodgers-
we'll meet the inemy in their own dggings, & the
way we will them up III be sin to Crockelt!!!
Whurrah for Jackson! l am now done.
BY the foregoing specimen you perceive the influ-
ence of our grand and majestic scenery-the Interim
nable and towering forest the vast prairie spread
out beyond the ken of mortal vision, and minging it.
self as i, were, with the horizon, and mighty rivers,
whose sources human footsteps have scarcely explo
red-in producing orators and military ohiettoins-
in whose veins are infused the soul-stirrng spirit Of
Cicero and Demosthenes, of Scion and Lycugus.
How unutterably superior to the tame imtators Of
the north and east-that pigmy race-when the land
scape presents to the worshipper Of nature nothing
magnificent or mposng-but aohere the trees are
mere saplngs the grange" ten acre field; the II
vers mere circumstance that body's nag would
tote him across without swimmlng and, i might
extend the parallel bat reckon, as how I'll left
off, for the present
FaoM ALBAsY.-Sias Wright is reelected Senator.
The Legislature is still busy with "much ado about
nothing"
II Major Noah continues 10 humbug the people
with the idea that General Jackson the cause Of the
high prices cf -four and provisions He had better
study his lecture for next week. showing that the In
dams are the "remnant of Israel"
CovRr OF SEssIoNs-Thmsday Feb. o-Before
his honor the Recorder, Aldermen Whitehead and
Wheeler.
The Court having been opened
David Hamilton, charged with riot put to the
The Recorder then addressed the prisoner and said
Judgment suspended be good boy for the future"
Patrick Donoily was then tried for an assault and
battery on Margaret Melen beth parties reside at No.
1913 Twentieth st.
The witness stated that PATRICK had struck her
with hso (hoe) and knocked her down.
Mr.. Phoenix. How was il?
Witness He came at me full tilt.
Mr.. Flanagan, counsel for the defence, commenced
cross-examining the witness, who appeared to be
alarmed
Mr.. Phoenix Don't be afraid of that man; he's a
quiet good uared creature, and wosld not harm any
woman.
The jury declared the prisoner not guilty.
Mr. Phoenix now rose and said, he should press the
trial Of James McMinamy, charged with selling liquor
n
Mr.. Brsdy said he believed the arrangement enter
ed into was that upon his client paying the fine Of
s32 awarded against him, that noe prosequi was TO
be entered.
Mr. Phoenix. That was upon the understanding
he discontinued 10 sell liquorhe has not done so.
Mr. Brady reminded the Recorder that famous
Roman emperor was remarkable for his cemency, 10
whom he like cd his honor. Augustus was mud"
said the learned counselor-as much as to say, "jis
initiate him my darlint!' There was no withsanding
such an appeal as this. McMnamy stands excused
for the present
The case Of George Scho, charged with an assault
and battery on Caroline G.. Williams a remarkably
pretty, might even be permitted TO say beautiful
Young lady, then called by the District Attorney.
MISE Williams cramined.-I went into Mr.. Scho's
store to purchase some thread said wanted three
cents worth. The young woman oil the store cut me
of some; she said came TO SIX cents SAID could
not take more than three cents worth; Mr. Soho said
must take it he attempted 10 take my umbrella but
got il first; l attempted to 60 out but he caught
hold Of me, and pulled me into the store was much
frightened; 1 recoecied that had three cents Of my
mothers; paid the six cents and went away.
Cross Examined. 1 n good deal alarmed.
The three cents first offered to Mr. Scho, given
me by my uncle 10 pay for the thread for him.
Examination resumed. There was crowd col
leced about the door; was obliged TO ask them to
let me pass there was stranger passing at the time
Mr.. Soho pulled me back into the store he said 10
him you deserve to have your head knocked off"
Mdrgdro Ellen, examined was IN MIR. Soho 9
store nj the time that young lady came in; she asked
for some thread showed her package, and told
her il came 10 two shilngs and six pence she said
she only wanted six cents worth; ! asked Mr.. Scho