Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-08

good sense conveyed in 90 gentemanly tons IN
the following dose Of advice that we cannot rsfass
drinking Il off, although rule is never to take ad-
vice ffem any man =
SELMA, ALABAMA, Nov 2ls, 1857
JANE: 9. BENNETT, ESQ.
the WEEKLY Herald one number 10 each have
asd yG:t sps and are much WIN NC
Having said thus much in COMMUNICATION we will take the
your paper be considerably il
ton views ana more in accordance ahh the great and
we believe mainly principles Of he "hE party :.
making on your hook agafn., all parties In do
@ des ySr :,
wared But this BY renders proper inds
YOU pursue to some extent at least who
for Se gooa e h h
those who Call the equal rights party which we
W.
y a"s mot no 50
madness msrue and revolution which seems to be eoncen
strength and accession from aim Atlantic wave that
beats upon your shores Why do make war upon The
.sn,ca1 humhuegery and catch phrases Of the deagogue
who 50 Silly rant about metallic and constitutional cur
We will consider these suggestions unkina or
spirit Of gaantry towards the rer and will add sir
ser the better part Of creatioaony please TO allow That
lovely damse famed by the breezes are chilled by
Wishing successful (successfu ms useui career we
are respectfully your obt servants,
My excellent correspondents for S5 apiece
need be alarmed my locofocoism. have not 50
much of that article will do me much injury
"not so much as will choke daw withal" Neither
am l opposed 10 the banking system, although
make war on the errors and ignorance of bankers.
am as firm believer in the banking system as am
ia the beauty and excellence of the graceful women
Of the south. / have lived in the SOUTH have ira
yelled in the SOUTH know the excellence-the
worth, the grace, the beauty the noble sentiments of
southern ladies. They are like the gems in an orient
cline" pure and invaluable Then as TO politics,
can truly say that will always support good mea-
sures, come from what party they may. The majo-
rty of good measures and good principles are at pre-
sent presented by the wings, ard am therefore, like
my correspondents, rather favorable to that party
But for the vulgar contests of local factions have
fellow feeling My position is an armed neu-
traIity-supporiRg the great Interests Of commerce,
manufactured, and agriculture, ,cithout regard to
party politics. When l find myself wrong, will
get right-when right, 60 ahead. That's my course
How do you lket?
YALE CouEeE-We have received from the Sc
cretary Of the G. and S. Society of Yale College,
copy of their Catalogue for lS37--3S. Thanks
thanks-thanks.
New NovEL-Cary & Hart of Philadelphia have
sent us new novel, the Duke of Monmouth" 1t
is now in the hands of young lady. As che says,
SO say we.
CHARIrY-The charitable movements, begun at
Broadway House and Washington Hail. are-slow,
slow, slow, very slow, g very slow" as Samivel
Weller would say do verify believe that shall
have to rouse the female heart-the pure benevolent
female heart into action. Why can't few ladies
make movement
II We respectfully request Mr.. Van Buren, to re-
tire altogether and let the next contest be between
Clay and Calhoun
WANTS OF CIVILIZED LrFE.-The Single Star
published at Brazoria complains Of the total absence
Of spirit Of enterprise in that place. Among the
buildings much wanted there, it enumerates Jail.
"CoLp WirrALs'-B the exquisite Josephine
Clifton (thc dark eyed beauty, the real woman, who
walks the stage if she trod swans necks) gives
another thousand dollars for comedy she will con-
slider il werth her while to read it, and not take any
namby PANTY that conceed and superficial cox
comb may palm upon her. N P. Will, has made a
seod years income out Of Miss Clifton-sl000 for
his apology for tragedy-and the same sum for the
miserable abortion that was damned in so exemplary
manner last week. that the very call boy said il was
"execrable"
HEALTH or BALTIMORE. population of Balti-
more is 10000. The mortality last week was only
twentysix.
A HoRsE sreRY.-Two or three Sundays ago. as
company Of ladies and gentlemen were seated at tea
up one pair Of stairs, in Market street, Charleston
they heard the nose Of some one coming up stairs
the door suddenly opened, and fine spirited young
horse came prancng into the room. The company
no, wishing for the society of this respectable quadru
ped, had to back him down stairs, and tie him ap to
his manger there chew the cud Of his solitary fan
cy.
THKATnIcAL PRoPoRTros.-They are advertising in
Louisville for twelve young ladies, and twenty-five
young men, as supernumeraries for the City Theatre
there. Two to one, and an odd 'un.
MExrco.-The revenues of Mexico are in bad
state; there is considerable deficit this year com.
pared with the last in the various amounts received
| in the various departments The Ministerial organ
| proposes a new law TO meet the exyencies Of the
times. A pretty state to be in TO think Of going to
| war.
Tnr JEws-Has any one gor copy of Sir Thomas