The herald., 1837-05-08
THE HER AID.


On Monday the 22d inst shall issue the first num-
Der of the EVENING CHRONICLE" Of which have
given several notices before II will be of the same
SIZE the Herald-furnshed at the same pnce-and
will contain reading matter distinct and entirely lnde
pendent from that Of the Herald. Advertisements
and communications will be addressed TO the Eve
ming Chronicle" The Herald will continue as no"
is, to be commercial, philossphcai anu ieau"s
paper the most sought after IN New ! forK-the Cnio
nice will contain morals, religlon hteralue' iashio'
fine arts and general family reading matter, lhat can
not be squeezed into the crowded business eoiuhhsoia
morning paper Out of the gems aad diamonds OF me
"Chronclo," shall also publish weekly Chr0-
n;cle IN the middle of the week. very fine paper,
and beautiful typography, probably with piece OF
music, and mayhap, if my fancy don't change, stitch
ed in an elegant colored cover. This paper ln'end
10 take the place entirely of the silly weekly and
monthly literary journals now published in New
York and Philadelphia. The days Of milk and water
are drawing to a close.
In order 10 make the first appearance OF the Eve
ming Chronicle sensation, and TO compel the
editors of the STAR Commercial American and Post to
bite their dirty thumbs for vexation, hereby offer
premiums of t,centy dollars each, TO the amount OF
TWO HUNDRED poLLARs in solid, shining gold and
silver not filthy rags for original articles OF any size,
on any subject, suitable for such paper as have
described the Evening Chronicle 10 be- These sums
shall pay punctually as did The premiums which
j offered last year the enlargement OF the Herald
There is danger that the pressure, or the breaking
up of all the banks in the country, can prevent me
from fulfilling my promises 10 pay DO my ou-
siness entirely in gold and silver currency-and IN
the present revolution of prices twenty dollars IN he
solid article will GO as far TO literary genius as thirty
dollars would under the paper regime.
invite, therefore lade and gentlemen Of talent
and genius 10 try their luck and capabilities !
lived many years in the world before knew that
was such confoundedly smart, big, capable fellow as
| am getting TO be- Our kind and bcnefcent Father
above let's rs know our talents and genius, Just
as we are able to bear them meekly and with mode
ration This was the way he led Moses and his people
cut Of Egypt into the Holy Land Premium articles
will be received either marked privately or otherwise,
addressed to me- at my office Il nn-si-or Il New
Wall street, which / intend TO call it-opposl'e the
Ves,ry Rooms ofthe Reformed Dutch Church, where
they don't make such fools ofhemselves as Jedeoah
Burchard will next Monday week.
Thus do move along in this busting world. the
present organic revolution in commerce and socai
life is a very favorable time to begin new movement
in the daily newspaper press. The elements OF mo-
rails, manners feelings, sentiments, principles, and
violence of the hurricane raging over the country
Mon and lovely woman have been mad The old
Wall s,eeet newspaper press of this city, both morn
inc and evening, as hitherto conducted have ncrea-
sed the madness subverted the morals-destIeyed
the tas,e-and trampled on all the organic laws Of
society They have been generally managed by
block heads or unprnciped men, wilhmor whiskcrs
Than brains. Riots, rows, personal attacks, lcen-
tlousness, seduciions, speculations, cheating, gam
bling stock jobbing land jobbing, abolition, and ge-
neral combinations against the laws of the Union,
and the laws of the Stale have been, more or less,
encouraged and fomen,ed by the Wall street morn
inc and evening press. The personal characters OF
,ae editors themselves of similar rqualI,y-stock-
iobbers land -iobbers, religion jobbers wne-blbbers,
spendthrifts drunkards assassins, liars, miserable
poli,icans towards geters up OF nos, insurrecton-
is;s, can be found, more or less, among The gang.
Its so wonder therefore, that with such mass of
eorrupten for our public leaders and writers, the
world during the last ten years, should have been
made mad-tho merchants sadly abuscd-the me-
ehancs lead asiray-a and the great bulk of the homo
rable and industrious classes of society made the
snort of ayaricous bankers, rascaly politicians and
miserable editors.
We speak thus of the wickedness of our cotempo-
res in good old English the safe principle OF call
ing a spade spade, and a Clubs club. We know them
well. There may be few exceptlons-but very
few There never more original, more cncr-
retic more honorably and vrtuously inclined people
than the people Of this great city and this greater
country; but during the last few years the bankers,
editors, and politicians have driven them to rum,
solly, and almost sefdesruction. IL is no wonder
taat men try prusslc acid and come 10 sudden
death Both men, and beauteous charming woman,
have been equally lead astray by those charlatans,
unwhipt Of justice.
But reveluion is now IN progress. By their own
quarels the great fabric of imPosturc, paper credit
oarriedt 10 ercsss, crumblrng into the dust. This
banking SYSTEM extended and bloated beyond reason
and science is giving why Already the three Banks
IN Buffalo are shut up. BANKS were the Satans and
the Wall street prints the old serpents, who tempted
The merchants and mechanics that have already fa-
ed and be come ruined men, and wheiaed their wives
ther sons, their beautcous daughters in one single
run. These prints and editors now receiving their
long delayed punishment. They will all fall in the
same ruin they have generated.
In this remarkable of the social system, shall
stretch forth my powers, Moses did his over the
Red Sea, and, so far as ! can, by the exercise Of
the talents and oppor tunltes God Almighty has given