Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-15

! Tammany. Hall in relation to the condition Of the
country and the proper remedies TO be adopted by
congress. Between the two committees which reign
there, serious difference Of opinion is beginning to
manifest itself The cold mems" committee are in
favor OF an issue of treasury notes, national
bank, as the only means to restore specie paying
money, order in the currency. The "young mems"
committee opposed to these measures-opposed
TO the suspension lawn favor of an exclusive me
tallc currency and private banking, and almost ap
prOach the radical sentiments of the locofocos.
On Tuesday evening last the "young men" met
and passed series Of streng resolutions expressive
of these sentiments. A very serious difficulty is
therefore generating in "our party" at Tammany
Hall, and it is probable that the breach will widen
gradually towards the meeting of congress.
AT this moment there three organised bodies Of
politicians, all calling themselves democrats and all
entertaining different opinions from each other First
comes the old men Of Tammany Hall-second the
young men-and third the locofocos AS far as the
opinions of either are opposed to the suspension of
specie payments-to the iniquiious suspension law
to an rredeemabe paper currency so far we believe
their opinions sound.
On the subject of private banking we differ widely
with the locofocos and the young men. The expert
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vate banking docs not any more than the state or
joint stock system, prevent redundant issues, pres
sures Pancs and revulsons.
The old men of Tammany are in favor of national
bank the only for the present disorders in the
currency, and so far we are with them. The great
OBJECT Of the ulras now is 10 unite the lecofocos and
the young men in one body. The locofecos will not
however, abandon their own organization, and the
young men, to unite, must leave Tammany and 60
over to their congenial friends.
The effect of all these differences, chickering's, and
alterations will be to disorganse Tammany Hall
entirely, and TO throw "our party into pi. This
would be heavy misfortune TO Ms and would make
us sad and sorrowful-" damnaby so" as one of them
says Our condition here presents faiRspecimen of
the administration party both at Albany and Wash
'ngton. One section is in favor of national bank
another answers that congress should pass one, to
give Van Buren, chance to veto it, hoping that would
reelect him. They forget, however, that the vetoes
OF General Jackson were given in time of prospect
ty, created by tie state banks. The state bank sys-
TEN is now gone-so is the day of buying popularity
by vetoes.
"Om party" is in lovely condition-in that condi-
ton which ladies who love any body but their
lords Can any body who has read Shakespeare tell
what condition that isl
lMPUDENcE AND INsoLEscE.-The gallant Col.
WEBB is savage in his yesterdays paper against the
friends OF Daniel Webster for daring to disobey his or
ders by coming out with public meeting to name
him for the presidency and to declare in favor of
National Bank. He calls it "ipsie Upset diris"
The ought to learn to spell latin when he uses that
language)-an "untruth"-a "cunning trck"-and
what not. He is fierce enough to knock down the
rascas who dare disobey his orders, and threatens
things unuerable against Mr. WEBSTER if they do not
do as he tells them.
We begin TO doubt whether the day that Col
Webb could rule the wings has net departed HIS
motives easily seen through. He has not got his
S52000 and therefore ill that fair business transac-
lion" IS arranged, one is authorized to move a
STEP The gallant Colonel forgets that the intelligent
people, who united TO put down the nsoent and Sc
cret dictadon of Tammany Hail. will not readily per-
init little band of wing locofocos and spectators
that congregate round the Courier Office to put the
same yoke upon their necks The days Of party die
laon-whig or tory-fcderal or democratc-Tam-
many or Masonic Halls past and gone. Mems
minds are relieved from shackes. They are indepen-
dent. Ifany class Of free citizens have frcndness
towards Daniel Webster, they will not be deferred
from saying So by all the papers in Wall street.
clique of wing politicians in the corporation or out of
H. cannot control the free thoughts of free men.
The impudence and insuferable insolence Of the
Courier and Enquirer will be rebuked and that short
ly. Intelligent men determine to submit to tyranny
in opinion they will at least select respectable ty.
rant-one who has honor principle, intellect and ta-
lent They will be ruled by knavc and
poroon-one equally destitute of principle and integ
nty as Of mind and TALENT To the friends OF Daniel
Webster we say 20 on. We never will NEEDLE with
the dry business OF President making, but to main
tain freedom OF opinion, aud rankness Of public con-
duct against deceit ignorance, insolence and party
dIctauon, will peril our life and salvation Ii ne
yer shall be said far we are concerned that we
aided 10 reduce the great and intelligent people Of
New FORK 10 the condition of Russian surfs that dare
not speak ther sentiments because their nsolen mas
ers say be still" We will not be sull'-nor will
any man "bc stll' who has the courage of man,
or feels the throb Of a freeman.
Col Webb, you had better take care what you are
about. You were once thrown out Of Tammany Hall
sans culotie-take care you be not served so IN Ma
sonic Hall
1HE TRIAL At BaoosLyr.-In our Introductory re-
marks upon tins tna, II stated that Mr. Bennett,
the defendant, had caused marked egg to be placed
/ i'm his barn &c THIS 10 a mistake There was no