Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-01


of them
The Public Meeting tonight Of Young Wings
at Masonic Hall.
On Monday, those valuable democrats, Slam,
Bang e. Co., held meeting at Tammany Hall, Of
which we gave full account yesterday, doing JUS
fice 70 little Cam, but forgetting to mention that
several other "sambangers," such as Col Ming, Ma
or Carr and Mr. McKeon also made speeches, and good
ones too. Young John Van Buren,, stature six feet
one thickness Of legs and half inches looking
like radish with curieHsy carved head on lis top,
also made his appearance Thus far thus wel.-We
have now the pleasure to state that Dick Robinson
q Co. alias Frank Rivers & Brothers. alias Rosina
Townsend & Sisters have called the following meeting
in Masonic Hall this evening"
NJ PUBLIC MEETING.-THE wHlG YOUNG MEN
general meeiirg to be held at Masonic Hall wEDNEs-
BAY EVENING November at o'clock, for The
e6S osrLETE Sue CESS he
"'''''O' 49, oO1'' Il. c. wETMoRE, Chairman,
w w@. d pu Greene Secretaries
We have no doubt that this will be tremendous
semblage. The principles involved in the contest is
Of the greatest Importance 10 fashionable society, and
certain exclusive circles who live down town and
promenade Broadway al noon. The nomination Of
Joe Hoxie, and the manner and stand taken in
bringing il before this community sufficiently reveal
the magnitude of the doctrines and practices now at
stake.
We understand that the whole Robinson janto
Throughout thecity will be that the favor
ties osnaTownsend will fill the corridors and swell
the meeting nil it reach half across Broadway-one
wing at Duane street, the other at Anthony. Ogden
Hoffman, Esq, will be called upon to make another
eloquent speech in favor Of the innocent boy"-he
will be followed by Frank Rivers, Jun. who intends
to{give most vivid description of the fashionable life
led by young merchants of responsibility" (now
unfortunately all rotten bankruptcy who in The
habit Of visiting that famous establishment. One of
the friends of Rosna will close the services OF the
evening, with a full and particular history Of the life
and retirement TO Knderhook of that amable and
accomplished lady-Rosina the nonpdreH A well
written and eloquent address will be read and after
wards published in the Courier & Enquirer, and other
whir papers tomorrow morning This address will
20 into private history OF the "innocent boy" de-
failing at large the great efforts made by the candidate
Hoxie to save his life from the barbarous meshes Of
,he law, with long account of the splendid speeches
made by Mr.. Hoffman that trial, and the personal
attendance Of Joe Hoxe the same OCCASION fer
which he wishes TO be made county clerk, worth
$4,000 year.
There can be now no doubt, we think, of the entire
Brooks Of the Express acknowledges that Fanny
Wright gives all her power, eoquence, and influence
10 Slam, Bang a. Co Of Tammany Hal-but what
is Fanny wrphts influence compared with Rosna
Townsend's1 "a mere circumstance" as they say
in Wisconsin. Fanny Wright, the Tammany Hall
oracle, as the BOBBY says, is plain, homey, sim
pie talking woman. Rosina Townsend, the goddess
Of the wings is handsome black eyed, tall, dashing
and all for action and love. Fanny Wright simply
explains her moral code by trope and fgure-Rosina
Townsend enforces her ETHEREAL principles of happi
ness by example, behavior and personal conduct.
Fanny Wright, in spite of all her talk, has had
but one husband, and stuck 10 him like old fash
Toned fool-Rosna Townsend has had a dozen of
young merchants Of responsibility" in single year,
and like Alexander the Great signing for moe
worlds TO rule over has always been ready for the
embraces Of fresh lot fast the banks could set
them up in business by shaving their paper at to
per cent a month. Fanny Wright set up the Hall of
Science and taught only few OF the oogies 10 few
simple women-Rosina Townsend set up the Saloon
of Morals and Fashion in Thomas street, and taught
"the young merchants of responsibility" the in,ellec
fuaI and reconcile art Of female seduction, ending in
murder arson trials of murders and escapes Of feons
TO Texas in order TO become patriots.
every point Of view the favorte Of the democrats
baga.elle 10 the splendid gaudy, fashionable, moral re-
ligious engaging Rosina Townsend, the favoneofthe
Wings and the pcrsonifcaton Of their taste in morals
and refinement. this moment, Fanny dearest -
trying to pick up few sixpences by giving lectures a.
gainsl the banks, while the enchanting Rosina is en-
joying her otium cum digntdte at Undertook, where
a classic villa was erected TO her, by the gratitude,
friendship, and purses Of young merchants of re-
specobl,y" the friends and favorites Of the rotten
banks. Rosina has, we learn, taken to studying
che currency, and intends TO come down this week
and give lectures in favor of the banks the credit sys
tenn and high prices, in opposition to Fanny wrights
hard money system, low prices and locofocoisn In
short, Fanny Wright is a vulgar locofoco-F,osina
Townsend dashing wing conservative.
Seriously, however, cannot r. G. wetmore, Chair
man. william Turner, and VIM. ID. Greene Secreta-
ries see the position which they stand before the
world by sanctioning such detestible ticket the
Hoxio faction has put forth Do they not sec tina,
40 support that ticket involves the first principles Of
morality, virtue justice, and national honor Can
abe respectable young men, who will meet in Mason
nc Hall tonight be cruel 70 their own reputation
IN ,hai OF their fthcrsio that Of their dearest mo.
49, ,ho,x noya md aweot sisters 10 endorse such