Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-20
holders Will triumph yet and pappy will hold his

holders Will triumph yet and psppy will hold his
place as long a. he plaises " s-maw~s.a....
Jist then one of the digntaries come in and whs-
pered somethin into the ear Q. his excellency which
made him turn pale all onct, and thought ne I'D
faint SO did My masther rose from, the table, and
calm me, whit to his chamber.
-" Tady, my friend" says he" alls up wild U.S.
They tell me me oun state has gone against me;
and Tady, it's dshed am altogether, bad luck 10
thin wigs. My race is run, my friend, says he
and you and will both lose places" says he;
" Och, blood and thunder, Msther Van Buren,, IT'S
jlstln' We are, SIRE"
: Sorra Bit Tady," says ne, " Pm lost man
my is run-and ALPS over wild me-"
oh hone, oh hone" says l-"who could nv
thought it. But char up, yer excellency.nver be
downheared. Turn wig like all the rest, bad luck
10 EN-, and quit the footsteps of that ould fool yer
predecessor tina, has led you into this slough OF des
pond. They'll Think no worse OF ye," says land
BY the powers yc have as good rightto change as
any of lAem-so We have.
Thank ye, Tady, thank ye, my friend" saws his
Excecncy wild tears in his eyes; "lt's good no.
ton Tady, and Iii think of H. Oh, agratitude, IN.
gratitude, all tnrnin against me, ana inst spaipeen
the Globe 10 try TO decave me among the rest-oh,
it's TOO bad it's too bad Tady"-and he samed so
sick that put hm TO bed.
But it's quite done over am, Misther Bennett wid
grief and vcxaton, and III just bid ye good night.
rADY O'FLANNAeAS.
HALF PulcE.-A witty Hibenlon, just arrived in
London, and wandering about perceived blanket at
shop door, with this inscription on II Tins supe-
nor blanket for hall price" Pat walked IN ana oe-
manded the price. /" Just fire slnlings, err replied
the shypkeeper. " BY my sowle, ana that's cheap
enough T. and so folding the blanket up and putting
Il under his arm, he Land down two shiinss ana 90"
pence and was walking oft. The shopkeeper inter
cepted HIM, and dsmanded tic other two shlllings
and sixpence. Dda't you say, you spapeen, mat
the blanket was FIVE shings land, sure, havn't !
given Won the half of il land be that same token
won't give up the Bargain A scuflle ensued, and
Pat was taken TO Bow street; and when there lie
pleaded his cause 50 ably, that the magistrates dis
missed the complaint and advised the shopkeeper ne
yer again TO ticket bis goods at "haJ price
The immense numbsrs ofradesmen and purveyors
TO the Crown that we meet with IN London, Brighton,
and other places are almost sufficient 10 astonish
the natives, 10 say nothing Of foreigners they are at
least competent 10 equip, mount reaa accouire, can
loon, Suite, cncnmp, provision, valet and commssa-
riat the whole of the British army and navy but one
| or two cases have occurred in London IN which
Queen has been substituted for King A cerlanearn-
ed apprentice maker of not to- ementlonec-in-
adys company ables, having observed the march OF
conformity took it into his head not TO be the last at
good thing and having toerable taste for Lettering,
Unknown TO his MASTERY altered his window sign,
which, ifnot yet taken away or readIusted, reads
/" Brecches- maker TO the Queen."- English paper
To tie Editor of the Herald
SIR,-Severa articles have lately appeared in the
Evening Star and Auerican-he one in the Express
has not come under my notice, but my remarks APP
communication comedies with the views expressed
by the Star and merlcan-rcc0mmepdng and call
ing upon the public to repuaate the Herald for It's IL
centiousness and immortality.
In as far as these several communications confne
themselves TO personalities discla:m all right and
inclination to interfere by any remarks of mine al.
though cannot but admit that the truth sas been well
told on all sides-but when tksse conductors Of pub
lie journals assume the right dictate to the public,
what newspaper should be read and advertised in,
and what paper should not be couRtenancsd and pa
tronized-and, moreover, when they attempt to carry
their point by prescription, as II would appear IN the
Star viz purchase in no store that keeps the Hell
ald-ofno one that advertses in i'll thlnk II high
time for Messrs Noah, King and Brooks to be APP
prised that the public is quite old enough to be It's own
Judge in matters like these-and that the public Is
most able TO Judge Of the proprety or improperly Of
reading or patronisng any particular paper H. more
over comes with very bad grace from one paper to
ruin the character Of another by means OF making
catspaw Of the public. am subscriber 10 both the
Star and Herald and shall continue TO be sach until
am satisfied in my own mind, and from my own
observation that they no longer deserving OF il.
want neither Mr. Noah nor any one else 10 think
for me- as long rs am able think for myself-and
il the Star Express and American calculate TO carta
articles as are herein alluded to- they will not only
overshoot the mark, but produce a contrary effect.
The public can Judge for itself. X.
IT The medical clique which we senced last
year. are again beginning to run down the College in
| Crosby street. Shall we open oar battery them
| II The Grand Juries of late seem to be meddline
with every mans business.
90 The Prague Company are at Cincinnati.
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