Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

have ever known. 1t may be stated thus =
Increase on the Morning Herald, $50 copies
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Weekly Extrs, Wednesday, 24o
Increase Of circulation in days. 2,4o
This increase is a direct addition to our former
large crculalion-a circulation which now far out
numbers the combined press of Wall street, cemprl
sing the five morning and four evening papers.
G These the facts, now yeraimporantinferences
may be drawn from these facts. First, The increase
ofmy clearrevenue and profits secondly, Theevdence
ofthe popularity the Herald thirdly Theproof that
great change is going on in this community.
Ftrst-The increase OF profits This is very gra-
flying result. Founded on the cash system through
out, and accepting nothing for the Herald in the city
but specie, paper at the specie value II gives the lie
to those impudcn blockheads who say thatthe cred
it system" is every thing that is good, and the "cash
system every thing that is bad. The s1credlt sys-
TEN" will destroy every paper in Wall street in less
than two years. The revolution has already begun
among them. The Times" was the first to GO but
the Express and the Mercantile are on their last
legs. The Express owes Capt. Hurley, its ship-news
collector a large baance-so does the Mercantile
and the Courier-n spite of the $50 700-owes its pa
per maker $4,000 at this moment, while have by
my different system, nearly S., 900 worth of excel
lent paper on hand, all paid for except balance Of
$3.50, which can pay out Of my breeches pocket in
gold at any moment.
But this is not all. The moment began the
Herald began an entire revouton-the utter and
eternal downfall of the whole newspaper press IN
Wall street. Directing the whole of my energies TO
this work, and already making 1000 per annum in
clear profits, acquainted mnutely with every branch
of the business, possessing excellent health and spi-
rits, may say without vanity that am the Napo-
leon ofthe press who with my talented corps of assis-
tants, that l am training up to fortune and to fame,
will not stop my career, till crush every paper in
Wall street into bankruptcy and debt under an ava
lanche of improvements intellectual, moral and ply
steal, of which there is not of them can form
conception will be candid mean to destroy the
whole credit system in the newspaper press-first IN
New York. and then in Boston, Philadelphia, Bal,-
more, New Orleans, &c. mean 10 establish In this
hemisphere the glorious independence of the PRESS
on the mmutablc principles of intellect, refinement
morals, philosophy, and the ready money system.
Next spring shall be ready to enlarge my Herald
and carry out several other magnificent improvements
shall then be full of cash and capital to accomplish
il. At the proper time will establish, in the other
cities in the Union each assistant editor now with me-
the same basis Of cash and independence on which
have raised the Herald. will compel every news
paper in Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, New Or
leans or elsewhere to adopt the cash system to be
ruined by an opposition that no one with
stand.
This great revolution in the newspaper press be-
gan for the public good. Its will forever des
troy the corrupt political clques that heretofore have
governed the press. 1t is revolution in favor of
mind, talent industry, and morals-itisa revolution
against RIGHTEOUSNESS Incidence, impudence, and
whiskers. At the present moment contest is pend
ing in this city which will show the utter insignif
canoe ofthe whole bankrupt Wall street press. Single
handed the Herald is opposing the atrocious ticket
put forth by few desperate deluded whgs is against
the whole Wall street prints combined, and what is
more to the purpose, by sun down Wednesday
night next, shall overthrow the daring, unprin-
cpled faction OF Wall street with all its banks and
corrupt prints by the single force Of truth industry,
talent spirit morals and ndepe ndence We have no,o
no more doubt Of the utter annihaiion of the wings
next week than Of the rising Of the tomorrow.
The rapid and extraordinary increase of our crcula-
ton is premontary symptom of that glorious result.
The corrupt, rotten, rredeemabe banks support them
but what can these unprncipled bankrupts do against
the just and terrible indignation Of free people?-
Day after day, week after week. these SPECTATORS
bankrup,s, swinders, and conuptors of youth and
virtue have tried every way destroy the Herald bu,
it only rises higher and higher in its fight TO fame,
fortune, and glorious Immortality. Oh spirit OF
Heaven, only pray could get the loan of thunder
bolt and one ofyour most vivid flashes of lightning
for one day. would not njure any individual with
il, kind Being. Ii would be only necessary to show
the burning botto the Infamous politicians and cdi-
tors of Wall street. to make them to their cellars
and cry oat houses fall upon rs like Josephs bank
ing houses and roofs down like the arch in the
Exchange, so as to hide US from the wrath OF JUS
tice." To lovely woman i, would be pillar OF light
and love-to corrupt man pillar Of burning adamant
to which he ought to be chained for ever more.
Ir BooBY BRooKs Of the Express has abandoned
Ike petticoais Of Fanny Wright which he has been
embroderng for several weeks past as Ferdinand OF
Spain and the Indies formerly employed himself in
ornamcntng the petlicoats Of the Holy Virgin, my fa
vor,e DviEity. But BOBBY Brooks in retreating from
Fanny's petticoats has not thrown away his needle
He has only turned il to do job to the Regency and
is now with his legs crossed his shop board busy
patching up hole in tbs Regency pantaoons where
those rascas in chase after the locofocos. The