Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-18

himself - be better salesman than hIs ancestor
Judas only receiving 30 pieces of silver for the be-
traya Of his principles-Noah 52,725 pieces and
new wig The blasphemous celebration at Grand
Island, which he got up few years ago, was mix
ture cfn6aey, Judaism, and petty speculation COM
bned
Such being the general features of the character,
opinions purposes and projects of NJ. NJ Noah IT be-
comes at once great question in merals and IN true
religion, whether Christian families and especial
y amiable and accomplished Christian females,
should any longer take into their hands, or disgrace
themselves by patronlsing paper that can only be
intended TO uproot the foundations OF Christian reve-
aon and to establish in this Christian country, that
system Of morals which found in their books and
which arc still prevailing among the Jews IN the
East where they are not restrained by the haolts and
usages Of civilized life. Every subject this Jew
has touched on he has debauched and demoralzed.
His rule that "all is fair in politics. is equally opera
tive in civil and social life. 1t is therefore duty
which the Conservators Of Christianity to them
selves in this city, to bounds to the further pro-
g:ess of this secret conspiracy entered into by por
ton Of the Jews and the Infdels to uproo those be-
nevoent, mysterious, and moral principles which
characterized the sermons and dscourses of lis sa-
cred Founder. Let every Christian family-every
ing and advertising in the Evening Star. To see it
in any house is direct evidence of looseness in mo-
als-looseness in relgion-and an evident predllec-
ton towards nfdety, atheism, and the secret OPT
mons OF such Judalsts as Nj. M. Noah.
Thus far today; but we shall proceed at our leisure
rand give full and authentic history Of this mans
infdelty and blasphemies, a, the same time sketch
ing or his associates IN the great conspiracy against
~ boxy hut u,
Jew Wolf, the missionary is of the most ndefa-
tigable and virulent. The great work of Mr. Roy in
the Hebrew language and antiquities will enable
us To lift veil and unfold plot against religion,
greater deeper and more ferocious than Voltare
or Spinosa entertained In the mean tine Christians,
cease linking the Evening Star, if you would escape
pollution.
His ExcELLENcY NJ. VAN buren,, President of the
United States has directed volly TO be fired through
the Globe upon the character, reputation and
principles Of DAVID b. OopEN, Esq. Just elected 10
represent this city in the next Assembly. Mr.. Van
Buren, objects TO Mr. Ogden because he is federast
Of the old schoo-because he entertans all the opin-
ions Of that party-because he has learned nothing
and forgottea nothing
Now we acknowledge that so far we can ascer-
tam the facts these objections are correctly taken
learned any thing from the example of Mr. Van Bu-
rem unless it be negative sort of knowledge, which
man of intelligence learns by instinct from behold
ing the tricks of miserable chariataprie. We are
also happy TO add, that, in our opinion, Mr.. Ogden
has forgotten nothiBgand even were he 10 forget
single day sknowedge that single piece of reacherous
memory would carry oil more real Intellect than Mr.
Van Barren has collected during whole life.
Tho c,daralists old feday.lisfs the ppaouf-
cent old federalists The prejudces accompanying
that antique name more. The supremacy of
the federal party in this country IN. heroic age of
the constitution. Washington was a federast-
Adams was a federalist. Suppose the country had
acted on the great and splendid conceptions of
liberty civilization, and intellect which formed the
constitulion-what would this Union have been at
this day1 During period Of thirty seven years, we
have seen the country torn TO pieces by faction
every great principle repuaiaed and adopted in turn
now the navy abolished now the navy established
"a national bank broke down ore day, set up ano-
Their, and again thrown down on the third dry. In
tina, period the banks have twice suspended specie
paymenis-the government twice become bankrupt,
aud about six commercial revulsions swept over the
land. Every principle of civilizaton-every nstitu-
ton Of trade-every form of industry-every liga-
ment of the social system, has been attacked SUBJ
veried and tampled under foot in The rude assaults
of party.
And yet Mr. Van Buren,, with that history before
his eyes, talks Of the federal party-and federal
men!
If such men had governed this country framed
the constitution and set it in motion, should have
been as nation at least fifty years in advance. In
stead Of the year 1887 with bankruptcy rum, high pr
ces, suspended banks, would have reached in
the same time the results Of the year lss7, with eve.
~ element ofindustry in acton-iwenty FIVE millions
Of people-a great nation at peace at home and
abroad. Well may the country regret the ostrncism
Of the DID, herric Intellectual magnificent federasts
They were the Of their century. In public life,
talent genius, eloquence fire, patriotism marked their
carecr-in pnvatelf, grace amenity enthusiasm, and
the very poetry Of human being. In giving MS the
venerable David Il. Ogden the recent revolution has
returned our public councils one Of the remanir
spirits ofihe heroic age. We'll may Mr.. Van Buren,
lament and wall over the last election. 1t sounds IN
his ear like the spirit of the Overslaugh calling him
back to Undertook, thus -
Come bacK-come back,
My little sit Mat,
And take vour wheebarrow sgan-again;
D0''t weep-dont Weep
Amt cabhages cheap