Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-16
NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER I6 1887

present horrible not? There really seems 70
be perfect indifference evnced about these mat
tiers, which are of great moment.
We wish the authorities of Boston and Philadelphia
would invite Common Council to their respective
cities, in order that they might in what excellent or
der is possible to keep city Our Legislators must
imagine that all IS done which be done or they
would never leave many wretched nuisances mere
to cry against their want OF attention once
more-the winter will stop all public works Let
them be aendedts while they can, and not more enter
ed upon than can be carried ont
The Peor--Thc Winser--The Poor.
Read article on the outside Of this paper, taken
from morning edition, headed What next 4
Read it ponder on tact it. The reading and
bordering is nothing without the acting. 1t tells you
that about twenty thousand poor widows and orphans,
principally composed of the gener sex, about be-
ginning the approaching winter without food, without
shelter without fuel. without clothing without any OF
the real comforts and few Of the necessaries of life
Have you hearts and do not they bleed at such pic
lure? The article points remedy. 1t does not
paint this appalling picture excite your horror but
engender your sympatny--t takes off the bandage
from the frighuu wounds under which humanity is SUI.
fcrng in order that you may pour oil into them and
heal them. Will you not do l Perhaps you lay the
atterng JUNCTION TO your soul that the picture is over
wrough,-that there is such suflerlng-that you
neither feel it, and that it cannot be. There
IS still small voice within your bosom that tells you it
not so, and that you know IL All! you try to Supply
that warning voice You try to drug your conscience.
You do this-but you value your everlasting
peace forbear. You may put your conscience TO sleep
while, but you cannot kill it, 1t will awaken at last
and work terrible retribstien. II will come in the
hours of sleep and the emacated forms Of the poor
helpless whom your assistance might have saved
shall appear at your bedsides aud say "No, much
the crumbs that fell from your table which you gave
TO your dogs, would you give to your fellow
uresand those forms shall haunt you and your rich
es shall not comfort you
1t is in vain speak meay mouthed to you-you dis
regard it, 1t is in vain say with the moecie pro-
phet, You do wrong my sons, you'd wrong We tell
you that the Bible in which you believe, saith that you
stewards, and that you shall render an Of
your doings and that by the measure that mete by
that shall you be measured We tell you that this is
doctrine which you feel and know II finds echo in
your own bosoms-and is at the code of man and
God-admittad from the creation Then read-ponder
and act
CASADA.-The receat riot in Canada has sent the
boobies the poor dwelling boobies of Wall upon
false scent They like the Philadelphia pilots
Miss Bracket under the learned believer Stone-they
nre seeing deal that is not to be seenhey imme
uiae Observation-Disclosures from Engand-annex.
alton the United States-Ray they go far in
duce believe that in their sage pates the pre-
else day is developed, and the quantity Of powder
that viii be used carry out the important event
Ever since the Miss Bracket business the down
have gone ahead surprisingly. They
worthy of being rank ed with the renowned Jersey pilots
who, by the power feaIroyancc acting upon heads
turay formed thick of mercy their emptiness,
that they after fishes up banks and carry large
ships there. and then wonder the fix in which he5
are placed.
Again. and again. and again. we have tried TO beat
into the heads Of the boobies little sense we believe
that must give up the job in despair. They will
take the outward appearance Of things-they will
examine into under currents.
OF the affairs Of Canada these worthless know nothing.
That the time may, and. probably will come. when
the Canadas will be discovered from Britain is be
looked for in the human course Of events-whether ur
der the form ola republic separate monarchy,
neither know All do want is, that the
Canadas should Join The time, however, is not
near. the Wall street boobies say, when this even
will take place. but far distant Least Of all does the
fracas which has taken place such conclusion.
Il proves. beyond question, that a different OF
things exists proves that the country is ripe for
throwing off the protection and sway Of England. II
shows that the people are averse 10 it,
How stand the facts 7 number Of the DISCONTINUED
as there in all societies from republican 70 des-
potic government, assemble in their ignorant concst
(such persons mostly ignorant and always conceited
to put down the existing state Of things This mighty
affair is at once pat down and quellcd. How by
an immense military force which, keeping guard sieht
and day. stands in terror them No. How then
By the people, properly called. The all but the lit
tie fsciion-put down al once. Regarded them an
outrage upon the community at large, which the
munity felt called upon to punish
The fact is that the Anglo Saxon ica
Of their righss-but they slow to stir against
any but wrongs strongly apparent Il was long here
before fsrcathers threw of the yoke that bound
Them and only upon the grossest and most wanton njus
tice. The Canadas have wrongs Of this nature to
redressno overbearing outrage to call upon the whole
land rs with voice, rise in heart and with
one impulse. That they have many wrongs there can
he no doubt Redress is likewise perhaps more diff
cult be obtained and longer ia progress in colonies
than under general governments and the very thought
Of this is likely cankcr IN the breast and increase the
ev-nay in many instances to make evil which