Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-07

| To THE SPECTATORS openly avow that they are
IN favor of saddling upon the next legislature their
speculatons in the Erie Rail Road, which Is intended
to make the fortunes of few individuals IN wan
street. at the expense of the whole community. 50
says the Courier and Enquirer" the agent oil all
kinds of speculation and swindling.
We have ne doabt Of this. One of the great pur-
poses of electing the Masonic Hall ticket IS TO raise
the price of Erie Rail Road stock when mat Is ei-
fec,ed then these honest will sell out at an adj
vance pocket the difference like other blacklegs, and
start some new schemes. This was The order of the
proceedings in the Harlem Company-and every
other bubble that has been created and countenanced
by a corrupt legislature.
r. The "Tmes" newspaper, established by the
corrupt Safety Fund Banks, on the expanded credit
system, went 10 merted perdton few weeks ago.
This was merely the signal for general revolution
in the newspaper press. The election now pending,
and which will be decided in favor Of the cash system
and Liberal cause tomorrow night will begin the
ruin of the rotten Wall street press, as well as the
chartered Albany Argus, which is now in league with
the other elements Of corruption. There IS not
press in Wall street that is not covered with debt and
dishonor. BY means of the corrupt banks, and the
corrupt newspapers, their agents, the people of this
country have never yet realized the blessings of the
constitutional lberty-of free government.
The Albany Argus will be crushed in the dirt next
winter, and free paper established in its stead The
same will take place in Wall street, one half Of which
will GO to perdton.
g1r Amos KENDALL has been writing to New York
in favor of the Liberal ticket-so say the Wing pa
pers. | think it is very likely Amos Kendall is one
ard la
that now lives on the money Of the people at WASH
Ingen. Amos has instinct equal to that OF blood
hound. He can smell majortes and mnorities at
any distance He and his family are now enjoying
$40 600 per annum at the public crib. He can tell
which side his bread is buttered. There is wonder
therefore, that Amos Kendall is in favor Of the Lbe-
raj party He can see which party is 10 rule in this
country, and he is already abandoning his old notions
to join with theirs
The fact, therefore, of Amos Kendall speaking in
favor Of the Liberal party, or writing TO Levi d..
Slamm on that side is only an evidence of the sue
cess Of the cause But if Amos joins us Young Lbe-
rails Of the nineteenth century, will take care that
he never does the cause any harm. The beagle may
follow the camp Hader the expectation of few bones.
We will shoot him down when he least expects IT,
ft- The present movement among the people is
both philosophical and intellectual. When the name
of General Jackson was brought up in 1927 as a
candidate for the presidency, it only species of
man worship that characterized the feelings Of the
country II was mere personal mania, which how
ever carried him through Two presidential terms.
How different tho present great LIBERAL MOVE
MENTfor which we have been laborng for full two
years
This is movement Of intellect. Ii is character
ned by intelligence science and morals. The spirit OF
enthusiasm which has spread through the city is
without parallel since the revolution Of Inc. IL Is
combined, decided, generous effort to PROSTATE at
blow the legitimate descendants Of the Tories of the
last century, who are now called wings and Rcgen.
cy men.
During the last week, up to yesterday night who
ever behed such 4 spirit as has broken out in this
city? 1t surpasses, out and out, the enthusiasm Of
1897 as much as mere man worship must quail
before the influence of general principles and heaven
born beauty. The present movement at Tammany
Hall lie high intellectual philosophical, moral glo-
nous movement. All the noble and glorious spirits
of the age, when they understand it, will glory in it
and Join it. Even woman, lovely adorable, woman,
sympathizes with its enthusiasm. Ask the refined
the educated woman-"what do you think of the cleo
ton What side are you for n She would reply
with one Of those sweet smiles that makc this owly
earth Frightening hcaven--"I am for liberty OF
theugh,--I am for morals and rcfnemcnt-I am for
the freedom Of the sou-speak not to me Of muIdcr,
seduction and licentousness."
Yes indeed lovely creatures. The eiervesenco now
in New York springs from deep thovght-from strong
feelings OF jusuce-t is a new revelation to man in
his social and political state tits dawn Of great
intellectual revolution throughout this country The
shackles Of party-of the wing and regency parties
viii be forever broken.