Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-06


Great Losorsco Observation-Disclosures To's
Iyte-Shin- Plasters.
Pursuant 10 a call, a regular meeting OF inc equsi
rights party was held at the Military and CIV" man,
corner Of Bowery and Broome streets ior 'ne P''p's'
of nominating County Ticket for the ensuing e0o
aion ~.
Upon this occasion, the room was cfo~ae '"o 's"''
were more numerous, both real ana ne'aPnori'a' :"
,be words there were more and apers than on
abe last occasion.
M Mathews was appointed President Messrs
Foster and David Klner vicepresidents, and Silas
N nr.ka and Edward O. Page, Secretaries.
The inmates of the last meeting read by Alex
.,aer Ming. Jr and adopted After which the decli-
nations OF Messrs Clinton Roosevelt, Edward j. Webb,
Isaac Cockefair John Wilder Robert Beatty, George
Dixey and Fenelon Hasbrouck candidates for mem
hers Of Assembly adopted.
Mr. Stephen Hasbrouck obtained permission TO read
a communication from Mr.. N. J. Denison, of England
"Mr Denison" said Mr.. s. Hasbrouck is a total
stranger but he had read of our meeting at the
Park On the 10th May and as of the officers
on that occasion, he has addressed me as follows;
Allow me, although a stranger TO you, TO express my
admiration of your exertions the meeting which took
place the 10th May last, in New York, IN order TO
defeat the Vaccinations OF the iniquitous and unhappy
connection between banks and state This SIR is con-
summation devoutly 10 be wished but with all due de-
ference allow ask whether the tori ent OF iniquy
can be stayed long the government consents to
take the internal tag rag and bobail stuff misnamed
money in payment of the taxes think not and there
fore the banks will continue to domneer over the gov
and the people, only in the United States
but also in this country. The motley banks here know
that they have their foot the neck of the Chancellor
of the Exchequer. They laugh at his awkward wr
things his half audatons and vituperatons, par
tcularly against the swndling joint stock banks--ce
ing, tsey do that he in reality gives value TO the
winged mischief and that ii his aid withdrawnthe
tnacy wcud fall lifeless the ground
scarcely myself to say what think this meta
rous system will lead in the United States and in
England However it appears to me impossible TO get
rid OF it, except by natural convulson EMANCIPATION
from such a wicked and demorazing system such ma
iioEal degrad aton would be cheap any price have
opposed the paper system, far my sphere OF ac
hon would allow for the last twenty years, being now in
my sixty FIRST year. My opinion is, that il ought TO be
extrpaied, and branch; although, to humor chii-
<ren who would wish pretend TO have money which
they have not low fifty pounds might be al
lowed circulate in this country, after compromise
with the public creditors reduction of the army and
navy, &c. ] am, your very obd't servant,
Daybrook, near Nottingham, l4th July, 1887.
This letter was received with loud cheers. AT the
conclusion, the members proceeded to ballot
On motion, three tellers were appointed.
Stephen Hasbrouck declined nomination Coroner
The number Of votes taken, I55 last yeur; the
number about 60.
Mr. Windt arrived TOO late take very active par
In the proceedings having had long job hand viz:
$4,000 in bank notes, to christen.
The chairman of the corresponding committee of five
hundred the different states obtained leave report
nj the meeting
The Chairaon-The cause is prospecting beyond ex-
ample. Locolocos sprnging up under the suspen-
soa like mushrooms in september night.
A Member-T wonder whether Benefits here. He
said he il brought wives and daughters.
r.atf, J,r, cha
table
alexander Ming Jr.-Is that the Herald?
Msm5dr-Yes! wonder what he II say Of US !?
Aler Ming Jr.-Oh, he'll take If US He always
takes of the poor.
Leri d. Siamm in the Slamm has been do
ing great things in England AT Liverpool he held forth
10 about thousand locoloces
Mr. Day. propose that should make a collection
among ourselves deray the expenses printing, &c
The proposition carried. Mr.. Day marched forth
with his hat in hand The locofocos put their hands in
their pockets, and ink ink the cash. the beautiful
hard cash. pumped into ii. After Mr. Day, like the Sum-
had gone from west he found that he had collect
ed about SIT, sufficient for the purpose But 10 and
behold among the respectabes, were found three
cay shin plasters regular loafer found secreted in
honest could not have caused greater excla-
rnasn than did the appearance of the oafer rags The
They determined that they should go for what
they could fetch. They accordingly appointed
Der sell them by auction bnt the pulpit, where was
the auctioneers pulpit All bright thoughts they
ny n ladder in a Of the room they crowd To the
spot the auctoneer mounts lie faces the locos with
fhe Internal rags in hand
"Who bids says he, for a Newark corporation
shin pasterr'
Now the locos are shrewd fellows. If they can turn
honest penny by rascally shin plaster, why, say
nothing about it, The Newark seventy-fve cents was
knocked down for fftytwo and half A good specu-
iafion the part of the buyer. We do know how
much OF the profits the auctoneer in for; doubt
less drink.
~who bids for New Jersey City shin plaster"
.'None."
"what, who bids for Jersey City What do you say
then to the South Ferryi There's chance for you"
"Ohl oh oh !"
"'Twont do, no how"
The ocoiocos have. certainly,
Shortly after this divertisement-wh took place
while the tellers marking the party from
below came up with proselyie. How he became so
did not appear. Whether il owing the impossi.
bty OF getting change for rags the bar or the facility
with which the metallic currency purchased liquor, we
could learn but this find, that he became a
convert TO ocofocosm in streak Of lightning which,