Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-05
MORNING HER AID.
MONDAY. JUNE 5. 1897.


Meeting OF THE LEGisLAruRE.-Ws understand
Governor Marcy, now in town, is deiloerathgan u =
fleeing on the proprety ofcallins an extra iee'"s
the legislature for the parpose OF repeating INV ''
note prol1bition to permit the sanks ~ 's''o
currency of ones, twos and threes. me -,
urged are the rapid disappearance Oh s'nai ','sS
and the filling up sfthe lower channels Oh oio"ao
with every species of ouandsh paper money anu sn'
plasters Another IS the lhuisPos'on VI 'iie
President 10 take the responsibility Oh RECOMMENDING
any measure relative the currency IN the approach
inc session OF Congress Nr an Eufen IS 10 pursue
his old game. He will do nothng-propose nothhg
advise nothing. He is determined we learn, to let
THINGS regulate themselves-or if any thing is to be
done to let the Legislature take the responsibility
Another reason is ths-ihe general vernment IS
10 rouse the popular feeling against banks and paper
money-and TO make this the great point OF conflict
between il and the opposition, while the same time
the confederates WILL through the state legislatures
and state banks, indulge every species Of suspension
law, stop law paper currency and speculation. BY
this means the spectators and overrades of the gov
eminent party will be gratifed while the democracy
and locofocos will be tckIcd with the metallic DOC
trine of the set of who possess the general
government.
species Of the sublmest machlaveism without a
parallel in history. The wings will be elegantly
cheated.
An ArrEaSooS's DRrvE.-On Saturday last took
a drive round the Island in company with few
charming ladies'. Formerly | used TO ride with al
dermen, politicians, and loafers-oat to Catos-down
to Bath-or round about the country. have left of
these sinful courses and abandoned all bad society.
prefer ladies' because their company always difuses
a genial warmth around the region Of the heart-whe
the society of politicians always makes me feel like
rascal
We proceeded out the Third Avenue. What struck
me at once was the few "turn outs" this season, as
compared with last. THERE'S dangerno in driving
out of towr-plenty OF room in any of the avenues.
few loafers you may occasionally meet at Burn
HAMS but the genuine article is to be found this
season.
The country begins to look sweetly. The cows
pigs and Irishman all comfortable in spite Of the
pension of specie payments.
"Dont you think COW has very expressive
facet" asked one of the fair, with arch smile.
looked at the creature There she was quietly
chewing and chewing, looking up and watching the
azure tnts of cloud, with perfect a, the
events of the day.
81 think cow" replied l, ''has an expressive
face"
"What wosld you call tn asked my fair COM
panion.
at seems to me" said l. TO be an Italian express
sion Of face-a sort of dolce far niente look"
"And SOFT is" said my fair one, with smile.
We stopped at Harleem-and visited garden
fed the poultry, plucked the roses and trun lied
wheelbanow. a la Van Buren,. Apropos. III had not
set my heart upon fast trotling horse, sanhope,
and two big black hounds think shouldl like 10 pur-
chaan n and a,.;n c~hb ID
dent Van Buren, once did, In Undertook, before he
cabbaged the currency. We came round to Blooming
dale. What deserts all these places now are None
to be seen there but occasionally few loafers
whom The Livery Stable Keepers hire at a shilling
head to ride out their horses for the benefit Of exercsc
and health; for horses to enjoy good health, take
exercise well as others. And as horses are more
valuable than loafers, the Livery Stable Keepers find
il their interest TO hire these latter exercise the for
mer. l would, however, advise the hiring gentlemen
TO teach some manners to these loafers and let
the horses, poor dumb brutes, monopolise all the
traits Of a human being. shilling and good beha-
viour on the road ought to be included.
great many of the country seats, out the Bloom
ingdale road and THIRD Avenue, are tenantess-last
year they all full. The country seats, however
of the lrshmen, on the Third Avenue, are swarming
with inhabitants, such dogs hogs, chickens, and
little boys and girls as plenty backberries.
In Hoboken, houses and improvements are going
on-pigs poultry, and children, plenty as you please
On the whole, the drive was dcliciols-the ladies
pleasant--the afternoon olacd-the country air re-
freshing-the Third Avenue smooth and light--ihe
Bloomngdae road very heavy-and the sun set over
the heights Of Hoboken, glorious and sublime.
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current Of advertising for the CHRoSIcLE and HERALD
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OF Hood Of advertising far beyond any other pa
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sheets IN a short time. The current is setting in
How TO EDrT News PApER.-I had flashed yes-
terday before the second bells begun to ring sirfcen
original editorial articles all on different subjects
for this days twopapersI get up generally ats O'Clock