Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-10
Bubble, bubble,
Toll and trouble Sh0ks.

ties and cmrcnces, and rules OF action of all charac-
tiers and conditions. 1t is perfect chaos All around
clouds and darkness. What is to be done? Poll
ticians are equally confused merchants-political
leaders as the internal exchanges. Take for in
stance this state. The two old parties-Tammany
and Whig-that have filled the busting world for
veral years past breaking into pieces, and genera
ting new monsters.
Let us come to particulars.
The Safety Fund people drawing of the locofo-
CO.'S and the speculative wings in Wall street are de-
nouncing Mr. Webster because h. is bullionst.
few days since letter addressed to Mr.. Senator
Tallmadge was set going, round Tammany Hail. for
signatures 10 form the basis of party with new
principles and new views. All the leading men of
Tamnany Hall-those very blockheads who sustain
ed for their votes, the ultra visions of the locofocos
are now heartily sick Of their folly. When the banks
suspended specie payments, Mr.. Edwin Croswe,
our friend, with dozen more, went through this city
10 Washington to consult with the Kitchen on the
necessity of National Bank. In this city they were
decidedly in favor of National Bank On reaching
Washington, they laid their plans before the Kitchen
Amos Kendall b. +. Butler, and others wero decided
ly against such thing.
i, would be abandoning our principles and adopt
ing those of the wings" said Amos
After long negotiation, it was decided to oppose
National Bank for year at least, and SO Mr. Cros-
well returned to New York
"Well, are we to have National Bank?" asked
asked the Tammany men.
"No," said sainted Edwin, cit is unconstitutional
at Washington" -strokiDg down his elegant wills
kers, which he wears since he became pious man
and member of the church.
national bank was, therefore, decided to be un-
constitutional for the present.
"If Congress should pass such thing by a two
thirds VOTE" continued Edwin, Of course that is not
our affair, slipping oil glass Of wine.
"Of course" repeated they all.
The next move, therefore, was to get the Albany
Committee to come out and present a check to the
radical doctrines of the city of New York. emsnatng
from Tammany Hail. DR.. Peter Wsndall abandoned
his galpots, and gave up his patients for one day. in
order 10 doctor and purge the republican party, who
certainly never in greater want of good physi
clan. After mixing his simples-
Bubble bubble
Tell and trouble.
he came out with new Brandreth pill the recent ad-
dress, advocating the good wing doctrines of judi
cious credit SYSTEM and laying it into the locofsces
for disturbing the unity of the party. Mr. Senator
Tallmadge and all the intellectual Of the Tall
madgcs, have been l,ng feared and hated by the Re-
gency It'll qaite amusing therefore, to see them in
these days OF trouble, seek locus pententiG the
broad shoulders of Tallmadge.
As soon as Dr. Wendalls universal vegetable pill
was swallowed in New York, it began to operate
among the old men and all the land and LOT specula
tors of Tammany Hall. Relaxation was the order Of
the day There was quite breeze in the old wig
wan. Formerly the ocofocos kicked up dust,
and separated-now another swarm IS about breaking
off, All the ardent young bitterly hostile to
the Suspension Law, looking upon il as a twin brother
TO the Safety Fund Bubble, the being "petit lar
ceny,n the other grand larceny" Accordingly the
quarrel is widening every day-and fresh explosion
rs expected in week ten days when the new reso
utons and the forthcoming letter shall be printed and
published in the Times. c. c. Cambreleng is now at
the head of all the young men of Tammany Hall
who have denounced the Suspension Law, and adopt
ed the bullion doctrines Of Mr.. Webster.
Another great point also in state Of negotiation.
Governor Marcy and the party at Albany, in order 10
balance accounts by the losses sustained from the de-
fiction OF the locofocos and the threatened secession
Of an additional body The young mems committee,
arc busy negotiating through the Bank Commission
ers and the banks, union with that portion Of the
wing party who are up to their eyes in all kinds Of
specuaions, and therefore not what party they
belong to provided they get the "spos."
The arrangement between the city and country
banks by which the city tanks give par value 10
irredesmable country paper is the basis Of par
" coalition between sections Of the old pnrtes.
II is an adroit and novel operation, and has been
the taps ever since the locofocos and the young
mems committee came out against the Suspension
Law.
IL will be perceived, therefore, that the old Tamma-
ny party are very busy organizing themselves on the
old punnip!es they have so frequently denounced
that Mr.. Senator Tallmsdge is one Of the points to
which they will tend on side, while the Bank
Commissioners and the recent negotiation reaches
forth into the very centre of the wing ranks II is
mastery movement, and rs il progresses we shall
report progress accordingly.
The peculiar state and amusing position Of the
whig party-for they have their troubles also-we
shall describe another day
CAsps.-" Can you leave me your card" asked
one of me the other day
II really can't, for have not go, one"
oNot got one" said he in astonishmenl
"No, have not never had an engraved card
and don't think ever shall Every body has his
card. NV boot black has his engraved card and il ,s
avery neat one too. carry my card IN my face !
Won cannot read O. Bennett there, there's fault "