Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-27


member turn, goes over the history Of the rsval-
sion, as he understands il. What nonsense Why
don't they vote at once and be done with long talks
In the House, Mr.. Garland talked on the same SUBJ
ject. The sense of the House was taken on Ma
hcnal Bank and stands IS for and l22 against such
an institution. No chance therefore Of a bank thlS
congress. Would not be better TO come 10 actHn al
once? Not single new idea is preached IN congress.
All the speeches yet delivered by Wright Calhoun,
King, Tamadge, Clay, are only rJacciamenfos OF
what every newspaper and merchant has already
said. The following is from our correspondent
From Correspondent, Rothscad-No. xxxl
WASHINGTON, Sept 18th.
The era of executive usurpatlon began in 1898.
This is the year of the dictatorship, for consider
General Jackson the first dictator IN THIS Union.
To see that therepubc receive no harm, and to make
office the spos Of party have been and are the lead
ing principles Of the rcgning power. The war upon
the financial institutions OF the country was feled
upon as being popular, and enabling our rulers 10
effect these great objects. To kill the federal banking
power was the first step TO be taken. Seven years
hard fighting tine battle. What next! The
war must be carried into Africa. Byprevous arrang-
ment a trap set TO catch the stale banks. lney
fell into II, end on the 18th Of Nay, 1887, the spring
gave way and the door closed. The next step was 10
prevent Their escape MI. Van Buren, the secoha
dictator of the United States proposes to cut them of
forever from the government His best friendsreiuse
TO assist him in As cruel act, and his sworn enemy
comes forward to his help. What promises 10 be the
result? A detection OF large majority OF his sup
poriers from the ranks in both houses of Congress.
Will Mr.. Van Buren, turn from his purposes? No.
With an eagles eye he bends onward Ia his desoat
ing course, turning aside all impeding distractions
with the ease that an expert swimmer parts me waves
on either side of hum. Will ne reach the goal OF as
ambtonl Yes. Howe will show.
The Bank OF the United States, power conceded
on all sides to be Intimately interwOven IN our social
and mercantile relations was struck 10 the ground
from its high emnence by the power OF the executive
arm interfering in the prerogaives er the sovereign
people, That same power struck at the Senate IN 1884
by means of a protest and nermeddlng IN the state
legislatures Down this body fell, till it was thought
that host of cringng slaves mad been assembled TO
do the bddings of power. But there are found more
pure Romans in this body than we wot of. The ma
ority is opposed to killing the state banks and erect
ing money power in the government worse than
that which subssts row IN Turkey, where me pub
lie dues are collected through hospodars and dis
bursed by order OF the Grand Vzier II will not sa-
crficc the existing democratic institutions that have
for fifty years harnonzed with the spirit Of liberty TO
introduce the tyraanical system of Roman questor-
ships, so much lauded by Nr. Benton. The same
feeling exists in the House of Represent atives. The
friends of the people, knowing the results OF Mr. van
Burens political moves on the chess board, have pa
triotically thrown themselves into the breach thus
made in the walls of freedom under cover OF friend
ship. The, are our forlorn nope. But they will De
swept away as with the bosom OF destruction.
MrVan Buren, has already declared that he will not
recede onejo or little from the position that he has ia
ken; that he will resign the dctatershpf his schemes
be not carried into effect. While ne makes this decn
ration, the edict hath gone forth 10 commence war
against both houses OF Congress. Emboldened by a
successful campaign against our monled institutions
Mr.. Van Buren next attacks the legislative depart
rnents of the Cove nen. he will never rest TIL
malsrity Of fawn sycophants be returned 10 the
Senate and the hsuse for Ike purpose OF registering
his mandates and giving them the stamp OF law
Already the ignorant and the interested have begun
10 move. Primary meetings are TO be held almost ev-
cry day in the year endorse the doctrines of the
message. Aided by the prejudice of lazy poor against
the rich and the industrious, one or two years will
suffice complete the victory over the peoples re-
personalities and Congress will fall prey 10 Execu-
tive usurpati0n.
In this conflict of the two coordinate branches Of
the governmental the destruction Of enc OF which the
people are invited, the Dictator Will take care 10
strengthen his power. As in 1884, 35 and 49, the pub
lie funds will be in his grasp, and be will SO use them
as 10 render the Executive impregnabe. What IS
10 become of our foreign commerce, ovr internal
trade our state banksour state improvements and our
prosperity, in the interim They must take care OF
themse selves says the President TO his masters We,
the servants, have other duties TO perform And
who is the real prime mover in all this Jack Cadsm
that began in 1925 and continues to flourish SO alarm
ingly? Not Van Buren,. He is despot who en-
poys another to work out the base means Of his ag
true Talleyrand OF America. But no maiter-the
people look to Martin Van Buren,. He is the Dicta-
tor. And ney tein sustain him. When did they
ever fail to sustain latterng despot-a tyrant that
proie ssed to act for their good /? Never.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS MAL-Daies-New Orleans,
Sept 10.
Strangers continue to arrive in large numbers al
New Orleans The Louisiana Advertiser says tina,
il is probable one in five or six will be sacrificed to
the fever Two hundred and thirteen persons arrived
on the 18th by the ship Nestor.
The Picayune says that the health Of the city has
improved, and that deaths have declined
The New Orleans Observer owing TO the sickness
of It's editor and hands in the Office. has suspended
operations for two weeks II will shortly resume
George C. King, first assistant in the Post Office
died on the 18th Of fever.
The Bee says that the fever has not abated.
Its stated by gentleman from Texas at New Or
leans, that VIM. II. Wharton, Esq, the Minister from
Texas TO the United States has made hlscscape from
Matamoras and has arrived in Texas.
Boar RAcE.-The great boat race between tho
Poughkeepsie boat George Washington, and The
BROOKLYN boat Disouped came ffyesterday at South
Ferry. large assemblage of persons were present
The wharves were crowded-Red Hook was thronRet
ard four or five steamboats, heavily laden will
persons anxious TO view the sport The race was fol
$1,000 a side. Much interest was excited. II endet