Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-30


emo meaning persons who have more hafie'h
lots a, last years prices, than they can SELL
.as NJ the Rev OIution-- Union OF
New "sa,,v Regency and the Wall street
Spectators. Ill: a.
r. annroachlng election, which opens this day
.oak i probably, one Of the most important that
hos taken place in this city for quarter OF century
ybe various POLITICAL social and moral principles IN
,,ed n its decision are the very elements and es-
ssnce of law society and civilization IN TINS ianu OF
rat, II il no use 10 disguise the magnitude OF me
CONFESS, The ewes of the whole nation are upon us.
The defeat of paltry individual nominated 'or
Comfy Clerk known the friend OF murderer, 10
only = brief and contemplate point IN TINS absorbing
contest. b.,,.
Dnrao the last few days several new features nave
heen revealed in The progress OF ms levoiutio'''
which tend still further to give the contest deep ad
ditillonal interest
The Aybanv Argus well known as the organ OF
corrupt and arocious clique of spectators IN that
cautal has come forth, and has actually taken sioes
with the ga me unfortunate set OF men, VINO, IN broad
,vav House. nominated for the SURFACES OF the peo
nile hatch Of miserable bank spectators ana pari-
zans. and afterwards thrust the same men down 'ne
,broats of the people at Masonic Hall. The extra
ordinary spectacle presented Tor the hrst tme, OF
n whole array of rotten bank SPECTATORS belonging
10 all former parties and factions, abandoning their
odpreudices and uniting in one policy IN one party,
in one ticket in support OF their rotten, Daseiess'
worthless institutions.
The Albany Argus denounces Lew d. Samm ana
o,hors =, the Tammany Hall ticket because they
L,,od con,emot for the last legislature and recel-
- !. ro,,;mand therefor Admirable candor! sweet
simnlcitv, Could any man of sense entertain any
other feeling than that of the profoundest contempt
for ,he Last legislature unless it was perhaps hate
and devastation at their nsoence and corruption =
Was there ever a more corrupt more rotten concern
than thai Legislature? Did il not violate the first
prnciples of law cons tuition and morality by the
MASSAGE of the infamous SUSPENSION mortgage and
pslry laws? Did a more contemplate legislature
ever exist in any civilized community, than the last
III eyi ID Slamn man Of large intelligence and pro-
perfy-expressed for that worthless body contempt,
II will only add 10 his popularity, his influence and
his reputation among free and intelligent people
Bltths is not ALL 1t is only few days since that
Governor Marcy, that ready agent for all kinds of
bubbles and bad legislation was in this city, arranging
the terms by which the swndlng bank spectators Of
New York and Albany could be enabled TO defeat the
very party which elevated himself to power. He and
the worthless conservatives have pledged themselves
10 do the deed For this great service did the rotten
banks in Wall street mend the hole in his breeches
Did they clap fifty cent patch the seat o. ms
pantaoons Let US know the worst.
The position ofparties and of public opinion in this
CITY was never so curious. BY mysterious dispen-
sa,on Of Providence the atroclous spectators, who
have by bubble banks bubble lots at Harlem bub-
BILE towns in Ohio bubble streets in Brooklyn, brought
e Cd hos
la,ers are now in a covey by themselves, hudded to.
rether in the same net at Masonic Hall, and WILL by
the union of all honest men in this community, be
hurled 10 inevitable destrucon before the third day OF
next week shall have sunk in the west The accused
Albany Regency and the corrupt Wall street clique
have united on the Hoxe ticket TO put down the per-
manent interests Of an industrious and free people.
During tho last eighteen months, who made the mer-
chants pay 2 to per cent per month for all their
loans while pennless brokers were borrowing their
100000 of the banks The safety fund banks OF
Wall street and Albany. Month after month, these
atrocious spcculators on the bread-on the blood
tie very souls of the mercantile interest have been
plsating like guiures till they almost destroyed the
whole country last spring Look over the Masonic
ticket-mark their officers and secreanes-who
they The spectators in oil kinds of bubbles,
who have driven the country to perdition during the
last few years.
The revolution which began last spring Is only GO
ing on-onward. The corrupt union ofpolltics and
bankinp-of bank and state-called the Safety Fund
sysera-is in it's last hroes Its authors and supper
tiers will be buried in the avalanche in less than
one year. Ii matters not whether they call them.
selves democrats, conservatives or wings, they
known by their folly, Insolencc, and corruption wher
ever they shew themselves. II we wish to deliver
this state from the shackles of the corrupt Safety
Fund s. STEM the corrupt Albany Regency of bankers
the corrupt Wall street clique of politicians, let the
whole Masonic Hall ticket be hurled TO fathomlcss
perdon. There may be some few honest on
that ticket bu, its leaders pledged to all kinds of
bank corruption bank fraud, bank roguery-bank
swinding, if they ever reach the legislative cham
Der.
We are only in the beginning Of great revolution.
From small and modest beginnings the present bank
ing system has grown up to be one OF the greatest
frauds-one Of the most daring oligarchies-one of
tic most dangerous confederaccs- ever attempt
edto throw shackles upon freepeople. The organi-
zation Of the corrupt Safety Fand was the first step
Of It's legal and corrupt existence. Its consequences
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