Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-27

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Thus il appears on trial that there % no difficulty
in conducting the retail operations IN business when
proper principles are adopted. Only adhere to the
constitution and the laws and to common honesty,
and all will be right Some predicted that our circu-
lar would be failure. Yesterday the Herald was
selling at sirpencs per copy before 10 o'clock and
in the afternoon a shilling was given.
How foolish Van Buren, will look when he hears
my success in specie circulars as compared with his
aborhons !!
We learn that number of hotels and stores have
determined to adopt our principle and act on the spe-
Gle circular alone 1t is the only true ground. few
fools and blockheads object, but they will have to
come up TO the scratch The best joke of all was the
refusal of locofoco take in charge the exact value
of paper money We shall take pleasure to staff the
specie circular down the throats of the locofocos.
1t is bad rule that will not work both ways.
TIE BETTER CrRRENcY-The Ledger" the only
independent philosophc paper published in Philade
pha. has the following remarks on our Better Cur
rency" project
But stop moment, Mr.. Bennett Your better currency
IN otham tried and swamps We Jacob Barker
He failed with his MILL and switched The community s 70
sny to cheat the public cunning enough wg
gle aa n de~eea M
there ps van ss WpsaS sea slc
d. ss% s s T they 10
credit thereby gain fortunes bury them 10 the ground blow
w p sssa he !hs l nuaH BE s1a sp
nett None Of your private rags Give the corporatons
a hen 70 E Standing Of appoint
ed the Governor and SENATE lock up their doors and soan
no paper ooand above all make Stockholders nd
ydpsy liable mnsr hf Bs under public control and in
spection.
There is some reason in this. I'll could not manage
NV bank better than Jacob Barker did his, would Of
course end as he did. But l rather think have a
longer head than my friend Jacob, who indeed has
long enough head for general purposes. have de-
termined however, to think little more on nay pro-
iect before l start it-but when do, will succeed
because / am cool parsonage, and always look
twice before leap once. People think am hot and
hasty-so am, perhaps in temper-but in conduct
in plans-in generalshp-I am as cool as a cucum
ber unless when rapidly is the very point required
then am rocket. As to John Haggertys notes.
certainly should not take them at ALL have seen
plenty Of such selling at two TO four per cent per
month, but weuld not touch them.
pensble than reform in the morals Of the clergy and
actors al our theatres. No two classes of society
have greater influence the rising generation both
male and female than those two intellectual classes.
The actor provides for tme-the clergy for eternity
The actor teaches manners-the clergy morals The
clergy are the ministers of God, and persuade TO
merit heaven, by describing its Pleasantness-the
actors are the ministers of the devil and Tighten us
from hell and damnason by all the excsllencies Of
stage effect and bad lives. In the present state OF
society we want thorough reform in both those
classes. The clergy preach as if they were mere ac-
tors playing in the pulpit for pay-and the actors are
as dull and vapd in the parts of Shakespeare as they
were a set Of parsons.
To come to rartculars-Ba Barrett has too mach el
the actor in his acting He overdses his part and
gives Ms else If good comedy when he ought &c
restrict his issues 81 worth EACH Heis SO profus'
of wit and vvacity that he deals about gaiey as freely
rs parson does damnation to those who think TIN
tenth part Of hair askew from him. Hamblm agar
we mean Tom, the convict-is all clergyman and
piety He would make aR exeellenct parson, but HI
is no actor. He saws the air too msch-he is too
pouipous-too absurd-too formal-no nature W.
would advise him to abandon the stage, and turn M
theatre into church.
Tx TAILeRnssEs.-I will take Paul Pry's advice
-"I will never do good natured thing again as oni
as live" Here are the pretty seamsiresses all in al
uproar going to law, running their little heads an,
hearts into Chancery, and quarrelling in the penn!
papers, about the money helped TO pick up for them
The "Sun" Of yesterday is full of communication
and counter communications, in which they are blow
ing up each other like many pretty little tigresses
onesscs jacKallesscs, any other pretty little will
animals Of the forest that eat each other up out
amusement. Oh! Oh !! Oh! What are we comm
to II appears that the Vice Chancellor has issue
an injunction, and that today is set down for heal
ing. Western and Hoyt have finger in this pie
Whatit will come to, We know not-but we fear a
our charity and benevoencc will fall to the ground
y-T What pity tbs that the manufacture Of juler
is not understood to the north of Mason and Dixon
line Will some Of our southern friends give US n
cpel Ithas been strongly suspected that Juep IS II
identical nectar OF the Gods. Will some Of our ems
ern A. Ms search into the matter3 They have
rare chance of signalling themselves. In these du
times the discussion of uep would be truly crafty
ing to almest every reader, unless he be stole or
cold water man.
~ The Courier Of yesterday comes out opPo'
ed TO the sound views on the currency expressed b
General Hamilton, Of South Carolina. A rush ligh
trying to throw the noon day into the shade. TIL
bank swindlers and their agents are alarmed at III
returning practical good sense of oil classes of society