Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-01
MORNING HERALD.
Import.nt from washington.

- Annexed will be found two highly important ie.eis
from our washington correspondents. So far as We
have proceeded our corps Correspondents haSc'ea
led deep interest in the CITY, Each express mail WI
svty deepen and widen this interest we VIII venture
to saw that the Information given today is more valua
be. accurate and original than that furnished by al
he other papers in New York. The revelations made
BY "Taeyrand' on the Message are highly interest
ing, but not more so than that by "Rothschild' on
the finances and public revenue. We desire oul
eaders to watch the progress of events. We are be-
g inning new era in newspaper literature. Wait
while to see the full development of our plans
The proposed repeal of the Disri6atioa Act will no
doubt be strenuously urged by Mr.. Van Buren,, be-
cause in the very act of making such recommended
ton to Congress- he throws all the of the
vulsion upon the poor wings, whose measure it spe-
c,ally was There is great tact and canning in this
NOSE 1t puts the wings on thsir own defence in
Congress and completely the tables upon those
among them who said" we propose nothing-we'll
be damned if we dove only wait for your measure,
vaz." Van accordingly gives them his measure
equal to bellyfu Of our friend, Doctor Brandreth,
any day. 1t will be funny session.
From Correspondent Taleyrand, No. VIII
WAsHIsoroS, Aug 80, half past 2.
am enabled to give you, for publication all the
important features which will be recommended by the
Executive in his Message to Congress-fps days in
adpance Of the official docum mt.
The President will first recommend for the con-
sideration of Congress- the policy of wholly dscon-
Meeting government from banks and banking institu-
tons.
The extra session Mr.. Van Buren, does not appre-
hend will afford sufficient time for decisive action
upon this subject But the plan by which he cx-
poets to effect reformation in the affairs of the
try will have for foundation, the passage of this act
he is anxious that il should be in the possession of
Congress- at the earliest possible period, also the
Public Journals-that the subject may be forced to
undergo general examination before the meeting
Of the regular Congress.
For immediate action, Mr.. Van Buren, will urge the
extension of time upon the payment of all bonds due
the government, by our merchants reasoning, that in
seasons Of great commercial embarassments, the
government, if able should support equal portion
of the weight giving to the wheels Of enterprise all
The facilities within her power
This the President argues cannot be done, but by
repeating in toto the distribution act Of &C.
The imprudence of the last session in passing upon
this law, has placed the country but especially
the Treasury Department in a condition deeply TO be
depIorcd.
The enormous sum of g fifty millions" which, but
a few months SINCE pressing with q deadly
weight upon the body polite, has, by the passage Of
the Distribution Law" been scattered to the four
winds OF Heaven; leaving the Treasury vaults of the
nation, only destitute of means 10 meet the necss-
ssry expenses Of the country, but, a principle
agent in the work Of destruction il has forced the gov
eminent to declare itself bankrupt by using sub
sutute for gold and silver deprecated paper in the
form of Treasury notes."
These three points will be the only important fea-
lures Of the message. As that document will be ne
cessnrily Short the Congress cannot be Of a long
duration.
Mr. Van Buren, will leave, for the next session, oil
the matters appertainng TO foreign relations, DC.
Ii is now easy to forsee that q ould congress deter
mine to with view to give rellef II can efieetu-
ally do it. The power will soon be given into i
own hands But herage and madness Of party feeling
nvoIuntarily leads me to say, that think nothing
will be done. Several strong party members will MOI
vote for the repeal their interest," politicians, would
be hazarded by taking so unpopular step, as this
would evidently turn out 70 be
Many OF the States have upon the certainty OF
fresh supplies from the government entered largely
into internal improvements. The States Of Pennsy J.
vania, Kentucky and others in such situations
These various conflicting interests must necessarily be
brought strongly bear against the success of Mr..
Van Burens project. Senator Tallmadee has plede-
ed himself TO not only vote against the repeal, bat 10
use all his influence likewise prevent ssch an occur
renee.
Without the repeal nothing can or will be DONE
The government must go largely into debt. And tn,
merchant whose interest is to be thus trfled with BY
intriguing politicians, must look to other sources 70
relief
The present are serious times for politicians
Throughoutth the country they put TO their wits ends
Hut this is not the here where tho movers on h
political chess board counting with certainty tn
hazards of the game Kendall has posted III,
door Of his department the favor,e hangmans motto
of " Nj Desperandum" as one suiting his own condi
ton. And poor Blair the talking paro, Of the day
- sorrowfully engaged in eating his own words, Al
asutable punishment for his folly But IN these dayso
mctanorphises, changes take place and plent,
m in the pages Of Ovid. The sheep changes to thu
wolf and the parrot to the busxard without 20 mucl
ceremony as givinga word Of warning
Nearly ell the members have arrived
IFrsm our csrresponden' Ro.hschia-No. VII r.