Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

nation at Broadway House,
Albert Carhart, 9Th Ward, Caman.
Adoniram Cbandler, 5h |" Printer.
William H. Harsell 9th Sash maker.
John l. Labaugh LIST Stone cutter.
David B. Ogden Sd Lawyer.
Frederick Peatz LIST al Merchant
samuel b. Rugsles. 18Th lawyer
G Ia,s1 r start i5 ,,h Merchant swasr
Garriu Striker 18th" Gentleman.
W Sfniss T " Toas i ISL merchant
Very well, so far-what are their opinions Let's
know that Agan-the Star and Commercial COM
plain that the Wing editors only received four votes
for assembly This fact, if it be so, which is doubt
full, coming frora such quarter speaks more for the
good sense of the wing committee than we had be-
leved them to possess. For IT is well known to all,
that the wing editors Of New York are pack of the
most lazy ndolen rotten, corrupt rascals that
out Of the States Prison. You can buy any Of them
for bunch of shinplasters. In former days they
were little more vauable-they stuck up for high
prices, and sold themselves, some for $4,000, the
highest price others for 81 000 the lowest But
these were the days of high prices and specie pay
ments. Since the suspension took place, and the
shinplaster age begun, wing editors cheap as
dirt, and as worthless too
Can any body tell US who gave the four potes for
the wing editors? Such blockheads ought to be her.
ralded. Now, take me for example, who am ne-
to 60 on my hook, for every thing that is good,
useful, beautiful smiling and rosy, be it male or fe-
MALE could get more votes in New York for any
Office than all the wing and democratic editors that
ever eat up their cold wtas" as dealt out by their
several parties.
If there is any thing in this world that deserves
damnation, or what is ACCOMPLISHMENTS than dam
nation, the contempt of lovely woman not her love
and admiration, it is thing called "party editor"
never associate with such trash, and if any person
invites to party, they must never havea par
~ editor in the same place, otherwise shall consid
er it personal insult to me- and will be, therefore,
compelled to invite the inviter to challenge as COL
Webb did Gholson. Whether shall fight or not, is
no mans business till the time comes. Let every tub
stand on its own bottom.
THE NEWSPAPER AoITAroRs-The conduct OF the
wing press and wing leaders, begins 10 create as
mach disgust, contempt and detestation among all
the solvent interests throughout this country did
the wicked course of the Washington Globe, and the
Albany Argus, during the period they were publicly
crying out for gold and silver currency, while they
adding to the rotten bank system in every state
Only read the clustering Courier and Enquirer the
BOBBY Express, the baby Gazette, the seniIe Mer
camille, the rckety Star, the empty American. Can
there be any thing more reprehcnsible than their con-
slant attempts to prevent the return Of commercial
confidence unless they succeed their ridiculous par
" objects, and the elevation of party hacks to high
places
Between the pohtcans Of the wing and democratic
parties the locoocos conservatives there is not one
pins value to choose During the last few years
they have caused by their quarres an entire disrup-
ton Of confidence in banks-in all our merchants
in all institutions. The currency of no country
could have stood the daily assaults Of politicians upon
each interest, which this country has done. When
the United States Bank would try to aid the country,
the government prints would assail the effort, and
endeavor to destroy every confidence in the attempt.
When the government banks came to the rescue then
the wing prints were the assailants, and accordingly
| called every effort chmerical and destructive BY
thus drawing into the political agitation of the day,
the currency and the banks both parties succeeded
last spring. break down and bankrupt all interests.
The Infamous spirit of agitation is still contnu-
ed The issues Of the government credits for 10 000
600 dollars characterised by the s52 concern Of
Wall street as species of assigndts when at the
very same moment, the blockheads Of that corrupt
concern hardly know the meaning Of what they talk
about.
How long is this miserable effort OF the bankrupts
and politicians to be continued How long will ev-
cry commercial interest be made the sport OF thought
less spectators and rotten banks7 How long will
the solvent merchants Of this city put trust in the
corrupt rotten bankrupt agitating specializing prints
of Wall street,
MORE OF THE LoArER papers AccuRAcy.-The
Star of Thursday says
"The Mayor Of the Third Municipality OF New
Orleans refuses sanction the resolution Of the Coun
ell. &c"
The Third Municipality has no distinct and sepa-
rate Mayor to preside it. The city is divided
into three Municipalities, each Of which is governed
by it's own Recorder and Common Council, elected
by the citizens Of each Municipality, separately and
distinct from each other The Courier yesterday
said that young lady, Miss Miller was knocked
down and injured, in Market street, New Orleans,
near South street. II is scarcely necessary to say
that there is no such location in New Orleans. The
accident occurred in another cy yet through the blum
derlng ignorance of the blockheads who cook up par
agraphs for the Courier, the feelings Of any person
who has young female friend relation in New Or
leans OF the name of Miller thus cruelty and un-
necessarily panied and tortured.
II Fanny Wright again gives lecture tomorrow
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