Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-22

~AfoaAy Argus anu the hcnHloHu EhfoHei ~ -
sileut-waitng for the maturity OF events before 'ney
take ground. We predict however, that before the
new congress meet, they will show symptoms ofhos-
tiitv TO the Globe In the House OF Representatives
the ak,tchen' is no doubt in dead minority.
From all these indications we think We see some
evidence that Amos Kendall must prepare to meet his
DESTINY at ne long notice. Ii is very evident that IN
the long run Mr. Van Buren, will prefer his ancient
coursellors in Richmond and Albany to the ragged
fellows whom General Jackson brought from Ken
lucky and set in the high places. Van wants frmness
Ii he were, at this moment, to dismiss Amos Kendall
from the public service it would create general shout
of Joy astonishing even to his Gallons heart.
We shall now watch our party" with deep inter-
est, Democracy is enc;ente with something droll-
we her adyships n-wiie and shall take care OF
her heath, poor creature!
Tnr R-coupzR OF New YonK IN TRouBLE.-We
learn from the New York Sun, that sentence upon
Mr. Bennett the editor and proprietor OF the Herald
for libel upon Mr.. Haggery, has been postponed 10
the next term. This ls the second or third postpone
menL and we venture to guess, will not be the last;
for the Recorder much addicted 10 suspendng Judg-
mcnts and forgetting them after the suspension he
Is willing enough TO oblige Mr. Haggeriy whe Is
man of influence, but is unwilling 10 disoblge Mr..
Bennett, who is man Of influence also. We know
not what harm MIR. Haggerty can do hum, though
we can easily imagine the red hot plough shares over
which Mr. Bennett can make him dance. He seems
10 be like whale harpooned by Nantucketer lie
msst stay under water and be drowned, or come up
and be Philadelphia Ledger.
REMARKs.-Not 50 fast Master Ledger, If you
please. The Recorder and his associates Aldermen
Hoxic and De Forest, have trouble whatever. The
merits of this case easily understood here. The
prosecutors under the feelings Of the moment, were
urged to the course they took, by the clamor OF a
gang of bank SPECTATORS, editors and charatans in
Wall street and it's neghborhood, in order 10 prevent
nae from continuing my full, accurate and phlloso-
pacal analyses of the money market and The social
and political systems of 1897 Finding could not be
reached any other way they tried at the first onset
shut up in JAIL by inlimidaiing my friends from
becoming bail for my appearance. In this holy work
Justice Bloodgood demanded exorbiant bail, while
Webb Of the Courier-Hale of the Journal, and King
OF tn: American, bawled out that was an IAN out
cast" "a vagabond," "a fellow that any one was
justified in knocking down in the street"
Under this state of Wall street excitement, grand
jury principally composed of the like materials, found
bill Of Indictment on matter which IN strict legal
construction is not indctabe at all. The indictment
was paraded to the world by these journals, con-
stituting signal victory over young man (myselD
that in two years had dared 10 establish paper far
surprising every other in popularity, influence, and
value.
Now had chosen to submit my to jury,
have not the slightest doubt Of Triumphant, acqut,a
There feeling ofastics in this generous community
which the interested and corrupt cques Of Wall street
never can iniimidate. Look al the recent verdcis
against the broken banks. did not do SO, because
had equal confidence in the independence and justice
OF the court. did not want To contribute TO unnc-
cessary troube-or TO permit counsel TO shew oil,
either al my expense or that Of Mr.. Hagecrty.
Thea as to Mr.. Haggerty hmaelf have the best
for believing that he regrets the precipitation
under which he acted in that matter. He knows
very well that malice could not exist between us for
we never in the remoest degIee, came even in per-
ssnal contact. When he and his sons went about
town saying harsh things Of me, returned the COM
plmsnt, but never felt any hostile feeling to him or
20 them on that account-nor do now.
attribute no particular blame therefore, 10 Mr..
Haegerty, except perhaps little much feeling in
csrIain stages, which am perhaps equally as cul-
pablo.
But towards the dark and Infamous conspiracy
concerted in Wall street, and embraced by portion
Of the police which gave impulse and urgency to the
whole proceedings against me, 4 shall, under all cir
-cumstances and oil contingencies, before God and
Eternity, MAINTAIN the unchanged and I'M
chaseesble altitude of direct positive and fearless de-
hance- The tirae may yet when shall astonish
this generous community with revelation Of the in
famous conspiracy that has attempted for two years
past 10 destroy my individual charactertoa ssail my
business yea assault my Office and my person.
The last desperate attempt by this combination Of
miserable editors and worse inancicrs, through
the machnery Of courts and juries to shut me up in
pnson, so as TO prevent me from purssing my daily
iabors or enlghtenng the world in science finance,
correct philosophy and pure taste. Let them 20 on.
eve will meet them again at PhlippL"
TT SrnA NoERs in New York, in want Of changing
money, will fad poliieness, attention and strict in
tegr,ty, in all transactions, at the Strangers Ex
change Once" kept by Mr.. Wood, d Wall street,
bssement story.
TT When does the West Point Ball come oil
What sort of fcte is il to be Two lovely young
girls want 10 know Can any body tell us?
Coon SENSE IN MrcMeAS.-A friend writes as
follows: