Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-04

Ruuetin No i--Programme OF the bnuhe'
Today. shall publish the WEEKLY HERALD ex
aeav n 10 o'clock Ii will contain all the spirit sur
rng matter Of the week, irradaung the positioh OF
The Great MORAL QUESTION 10 be determined Tor
the first time in this city. al the polls next week.
Also all the money, cotton, and other markets An
editisn Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND will be put-
lished for distribution in this city.
The amended list of solvent merchants, which
had proposed to publish today, with sketch OF 'he
commercial events of the last ten years TO instruct
tue Bank Of England in the affairs OF this country
shall POSTPONE TO next Saturday Morals before me
ney. "a,
During the three days the great I'roisJours, OF the
election bennnng on Monday at seven o clock, and
closing on Wednesday at sun down, shall puohsh
four papers per dan in the following order and man
ner
Frrst-The "Morning Herald will be published
at ak o'clock in the morning and will contain all
the news up to IL o'clock the preceding night. Edi-
ton numbers Is O00 About one hundred men ana
bsys INV special corps Of carriers, will receive ther
several quotas of papers before that hour all payaoie
in spece in advance, at the rate OF 81 5U per huh-
bred. - .
Secona.-At ten o'clock the ]" Morning Heras-
secend edition." will be published. This Will contain
an account of the opening of the polls-the state Oh
parties-the humors of the electon-and II cdens OF
,hedav M 10 the time of publisat on. AT that hour
the corps of carriers will receive their quotas as OF Inc
first edition.
JHird-At half past one O'Clock, the Evening
Herald will be published This is the first edition
&c tho evening paper, and it will contain all the
nevvs Incidents and intelligence up to the hour Of
publication.
E,surA.-At half past four, the Evening Her.
,ld-second edition. will be published, being the
feur,h and last edition for that day. unless some ex
traordinary event take place requiring ath orniSu
.aiiion This edition WILL as the former, contain Ill.
the intelligence up to the hour OF publication.
To accomplish all these movements on the neld OF
battle field of battle greater than that OF Waterloo
TOR that was mere physical question is amora
Ihaye employed scouts, agents. carriages ana reporters
capable of sweeping the whole seventeen "afoso' al
it's news in two hours. BY means OF my organization
Of printers pressman engineers, can put this news
;nto ,yoe and publish il in half the time that any other
off;cein town can do My splendid double cylinder,
driven by glorious steam engine VIII 60 night ans
dav. NV editors and reporters gentlemen OF the
hos, talents Industry activity, enterprise and honor
that ever man associated with him in the great cause
Of civilization. Each single man among them can
hen, at writing one half the other editors OF New
York. Myprnters and prcssman, boysand oil, down
10 the very devils the best PAID the best fed the
best educated and the most sober that even man had
They would one and all go with me-go with me-yee
"a 20 hell itself with me- IL II were necessary TO rout
an, The old savage Of that benghted region, and re-
claim its bu ming brims,one swamps from damnailon
TO morals and civilization.
ri don't next week defeat the Masonic Hall ticket,
Hoxie humbug and ALL il will not be for want OF in
dustry. preparation talent eIoquence, generalshp
and honesty of intention. told the wings when
,hey nominated him that if i coud not defeat his
elec,ion without knocking mp the wing ticket the
whis ticket might go TO the devil for me.
Editors, reporters, printers, pressmen, newsmen,
oewsboys devils and all be prepared for the good &C
ten on Monday next.