Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

saw tnc VI inc sentence, tuOuSH thcy soNS~
and acted like their master and mistress, there was an
obstinacy and odor abou, them resembling these at
tributes in the negro About three O'Clock the
Prince and Princess came into the drawing ROOM
where was patiently waiting their ARRIVAL IL takes
the descendants of kings longer to adjust their oe'
than simple democrat, like myself but then there IS
such an air distinguG about hem that 1t amply a'ohes
for the loss of time in arranging their persons ici
somewhat abashed a, first at the immense diiofehce
between the dress of myself and that OF my irehds
but their ease, grace and demeanor soon gave me as
sarance and we launched away into the fields OF con-
versatlon with great animation. hau hhted 10
Milford who nv friends were, and he had every thing
| in the best style.
One of the Princes servants came into the roam
and whispered in his ear something that did not
hear. The Prince forthwith rose, and told me that
the American fairies, FIX President Sylvester, and
President Umbra, had called on him. He wished to
know if his visiters nIruded | assured him that
nothing could give me greater pleasure than to be-
come acquainted with his friends.
The gentlemen were ushercd in; and after the cere-
monies Of meeting old friends had ended, they were
introduced to me. The FIX President was very glad
to me, while the President rather cool. !
soon saw the cause Of this He never thought for
consequently, in his bearing towards strangers nc
seemed stiff and formal.
proposed, as we had all so Unexpectedly met,
that should celebrate this day, the 4th of july,
1887. The proposal was received with great demon
STATIONS of pleasure Whereon without further delay
Ex-Presdent Sylvester was appointed to read the
Declaration Of Independence, and President Umbra
to be the first orator on the occasion. was accorded
H. of h., IF adj
so disposed A Committee of one was appointed TO
prepare the toasts. The lot fell on me. On the Ex
Pres dents expressing wish for music, the Prince
very kindly offered the services of his four slaves who
complete musicians Of course we had to put
up with German airs, but they were SO beautiful that
we forgot there were such tunes as Yankee Doodle
and Hail Columbia.
Dinner the table about o'clock, p NJ Ii
was set out in Milords finest style. The only faults
were, he had sparkling hock fish, no Holsters,
and no strawberries | apologizcd to the Prince and
Princess for these defects telling them that Milford
was just moving into the Pavilion, and that every
thing was evidently ,opsy turvy The Prince prompt
ly forgave every omission except that of the spark
ling hook. Being German, was his favorite wine.
We made up for it however by few bottles Of Hook
hemer, which the Princess pronounced only toera-
Bile. My counirymen, the Ex-President and Presi-
dent did not care for the Wines but stuck the old
Monongahela whiskey, while plyed the London
Brown Stout not slowly. There is a great faul, in
Milfords beef steaks. They taste if they were
fried. The President pronounced them vile. As for
myself only speak of the broiied chickens, for
seldom touch any thing else. They were excel
lent
The cloth being removed the toass were read and
r. 49,
in all.
l. The United States ef America,-soveregn and
independent with twenty-slx heads. Heavan! avert
from them the fate Of the many headed hydra
2. The State of New York, the dwelling place of
king numbers and the head quarters of the rascaliy
regency Virdnt rer CT regina.
g. The President of the United States-thc cabbage
Of the Constitution has proved too big and strong
for his icheeibarrop-may he be trundied out Of
Office al the end of mis- term
Nicholas Biddle--ihe aspiring chief of the money.
changers He will be weighed ia the scales and being
found wanting, will be paid out at discount.
5. Commerce. foolish frog, that has just received
the reward its temerity IN trying TO equal the OK
8. The Banks-scientfic liars, and systematic reb-
bers of the industrious man. Great applause
wasser, or the Rsgue's march.
Z. Wall street. New York-two rows of whi,od
sepulchres-an avenue between them-wide is the
way 10 destruction.
g. Gold and Silver coin-the only true standard of
value-the terror Of Governor Marcy, the Regency
and the Safety Fund system-may 1t stick in their
throats till they die of strangulaton.
9. Abolition-an unlawful and unconstitutional in
reference the rights of southern ellow-clzens
let its advocates pick the Of their own we
before they talk OF the beam the eye of otscrs!
TO- Congress-the arena where eggs OF political
dishonesty hatchej, and unphiosophical laws
made or the dstraint of the virtuous ctizen-may its
next session prove blessing to the republic!
IL. Our forefathers-they fought for our liberties,
and founded he government in oneness of mind-nay
we henceorward be influenced by the same principle!
IL. The Locofocos and Bank pares-bolh wrong
The true path is between the two. May the country
find party al last TO go the whole hog for It's in
terests
IL Womnn--thc jewel Of all creation.
The Ex-Presden Sylvester now arose and read the
Declarat on of Independence in clear and musical
tone OF voice Prince Fazenhelm listened with great
attention, and more than applauded the fae
sentiments of that powerful instrument. 1t will he
remembered that all the above toass were drunk in
the Dutch language. We were obliged to suit our
tongue TO the character of our uslrous vsiters The
Ex-Presdent was good Dutch scholar All fanes
can speak this language.
President Umbra and looked around him with
some GOODNESS and importance, couehed two or three
times and displayed fine white cambria kerchief
the ndmirauan of the company by sunsry applca-
tons Of il TO his mouth and Extending his lilly
right hand on which was a rlch and sparkling tla-