The herald., 1837-05-06

leaders anu dgentS-ln dluiiS " Sioo'0 ''SS~
in participating in the general fraud-and IN craving
the world into extravaganza and folly as much as
they could
We charge the locofoco party with hypocrisy III
the head and heart and folly in the tall-wih max
ing foolish war on all credit and all banks, when
moderation in the use Of the system IS absolutely
necessary for new and growing country ike lhe
United States.
We charge all the editors of Wall street win u''ei
folly and ignorance in ascnbing to the Specie oircu
lar the origin of the present ruin, when they are 40
guilty of the result as any other body Of men IN Inc
nation
And finally we charge all rsen, women, and bodies
or eloues of either to Law aside folly and extravaganza
to study simplicity and economy-to pray 10 iiea,
ven ha, thcv are vet in the midst of fine land and
under a smiling heaven-to recollect that though Gre
dt i cone and fine furniture is gone all the chan-
ties of life yet reman-ove affection, industry good
sense and cheerfuness are yet among US. Let us not
despair-et us only put down all party-et us put up
reason. GOOD sense and moderation. Let osr beauti-
ful Young married women play less on the piano. and
look oftencr into lifelong deserted kitchen Let them
rt less with the dandes and darn oftencr Their nus
hands, stsckinos or try to make pudding or home
made cake. Let our young men 60 to work. II they
cannot oct work in town-go ye lazy rogues INTO the
country and turn ploughmen. 1t is delightful TO KISS
ones sweet wife under green tree, with the happy
birds sitting in the leafy branches chrping Tor very
oy and the angels of heaven looking down and bless
ing the hallowed smack imprinted on the calm wifes
rosy lips Let the young ladies of fashion only take
walk once a week in Broad ay-dress themselves IN
narrow sleeves if they say so-but let the fabncs be
cheap as beautiful, and by no means gaze at the
oafers on Boyden's steps. And above all let as cut
up and slash up Martin Van Buren and Nicholas Bid
die for their influence producing the crisis, but let
us esteem thcnl-both for heir suavlty in private fe
their gentemanly traits in general socety-and con-
slider them only as the two besoms ofdestructon with
which the Almighty has scourgcd us for our wicked
ness.
HousEKEEpING-W shall be obliged to commence
sooner than we calculated upon. Our household
utensils are coming in with unexampled rapidly
Yesterday we received beautiful fish knife, manu-
factured BY Mr. Chandess of German silver, an elc-
CANT article both in material and workmanship, with
James Gordon Bennett beautifully engraved on the
handle Mr.. Chandless' establishment is at No. b,
Clarkson street, and his advertisement IN another
column. German silver cheap, beautiful, and du-
rabe article will take the place of all other kinds OF
mineral wares.
| Apropos of housekeepng-I can now cnumerate
variety of little useful things have received IN pre-
sents of late fit for housekeeping, besides the elegant
fish knife. Mrs. Gould-capital creature = ece lty
presented me with jar of her excellent pickles.
About year ago she made me like present. have
saved both Jars spite of the long pressure IN the mo-
ney market The one is cauihower, the other onions,
and both look beautiful. have also cocoa nut-a
scissors-a thermometer with the mercury bulb broke
of-a beautiful gold nng-an old eagle coinage OF 1877
two bottles Of wine-and comfortabie sofa that
have been oungng on, before the hre, all winter,
reading novels studying the Holy Scriptures, perusing
Adam Smith-and looking at the newspapers,
taking notes-and creating visions of bliss, for the
wear l640, or thereabous.
Since am on the subject, may as well state that
am ready to receive all kinds of presents, III for
housekeeping-no matter what they are, III take
them-eyen 10 cradle, who knowsl want to lay
in complete stock Of fuensils-particularly kitchen
utensils-before start the regular, licensed voy-
age of life Mr. Chandless, wise chap has given me
n fish knife, as much as to say, Bennett my boy,
fish all you can-hang the pressure, refuse nothing,
but take care you don't pawn the articles TO raise mo-
ney upon them, as the silver pitchers OF Alderman
Erben were pledged in the Manhattan Bank, TO raise
cash to pay for lots at Harlem. I'll take good advice
or any thing useful that is offered me. l refuse
nothing.
Ar The people of Great Britain and continental
Europe, are beginning to find out, not only that there
is such country as the United States, but that il is
of some little importance among the nations of the
earth 1t is no less strange than true, that the fnan-
cal policy Of the American government has produced
a commercial revulsion throughout the world. All
Europe Asia, and part of Africa are now watching
us with intense interest and especially the merchants
OF England arc waiting in trembling anxiety for the
news from this country, which must decide their fate.
Well the United States under General Jackson
regime has discovered one method Of commanding
the notice Of the world. We war upon them with The
"almighiy dollar" in new way-and an almighty
dollar" is an almighty" comfortable thing.