Morning herald., 1837-11-22
The Celebration.

orate public opinion, and to move the haufai Sen'
s,on,s. If mankind as they list will celebrate the
result of the recent election, IN eaiinS arihhhs'
inc speaking, firing, Illuminating, paradng' marchhg
.nd other demonstrations OF Joy, which weak head
na thonobtless heart naturally delight in The
reu,an;no sixteen thousand persons, belonging TO the
same party, will either 60 about their usual avoca-
tons-spend any money they have TO spare IN ieedhg
the hungry-or remain at home with their wives ana
families, sending up silent benedcuon 10 heaven'
thanking the great Power above, that liberty OF
thought liberty of action have not yet been destroyed
in This free land in the struggles OF party against
despotic rulers.
1t is calculated that the dinner to be eaten al
Nlblo's today, wine and broken crockery laciudeo,
(perhaps broken heads, will cost $500 OF good mo-
ney. The distinguished gentlemen who VIII grace
this festive board will probably devour each as much
beef mutton ducks, pie, pudding, and the usual trlm-
mings as will give them head ache for the three
next days and cause vast demand Tor the never
failing Brandreth vegetable universal pills.
About the same hour that this glorious scene OF
pormandzing takes place, ten thousand poor widows,
with their orphan children will sit down TO eat their
several dinners, consisting of bran bread and cold
SOUP after which they will regale themselves with
glass of water from the nearest pump, and read
al Niblos will become very uproaroHs, and Will give
toasts and speeches. dozen at time-aoout ihe
same hour the poor widows, living in the lanes and
aeys around this great city will be wipins the tears
from their ewes, when they look their famlshed
children and think that their last piece of bread has
just been eaten.
Towards seven o'clock, the various celebrators
will begin 10 see double as do, bat from different
cause-to talk thick and at random, thas approaching
the highest state of that patriotic enhu slasm which
good wine and excellent viands generally lead to-
Much about the same time, the poor mechanlc-the
hard working laborsr who voted the wing ticket, VIII
be permitted travel through the streets In process
son-to spend his time and money in honor of
result the profits of which will be monopozed by the
splendid gentlemen at Niblo's.
In other parts of the city similar Nominations and
eatngs take pace-equal expenditures will be made
The aggregate of the whole of this days proceed
Ings, will be fully equal to $40, 600 which, had it
been collected in one fund, and made subservient to
the uses of the poor, the hungry, and the naked,
might have drawn down upon this city the blessings
of Divine Providence, and hallowed the whig
in the minds of all future generations. But, alas
the drunken ergcs-the vulgar bacchanalan scenes
with which porion-only small portion of the
wings thank God begin their career give omen Of
defeat hereafter TO good-and an excellent cause
We trust however, that the other 10, 900 wings who
silently rejoice at the of their efforts to rescue
the of this great country from the wicked
hands that now possess it, will not despond-wili not
despair of the future. In the moments of victory, let
the vulgar the silIy the weak take their own course
for few days. Time, reflection, and Brandreths
pills, will restore the elements again to order
Meantime we desire his Honor the Mayor, to keep
m eve 70 the peace of the city. We have seen men,
with empty bellies kick up nots and create disturb
ances-how much more have we to dread the effects
of $50 900 WORTH Of "wine and wassnll on the weak
heads of politicians and editors Let this day pass
quietly along with only broken crockery and few
commitments in the wachhouse and we are satisfied
". b. A full account of the humors of this cele-
bration, will be published in the Herald tomorrow
The evening edition today will tell every event that
may take place up TO the time Of publication. We
have organized famous corps reporters. to give
fuiurty description of this great day.
From Washington correspondent
The last night OF the Sessions -Anecdote--
CarnbreIeng and the baltimore Repre-
sentative.
II yas an amusing ecene-the House of Represen-