Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-19

Tor a puohs
a., saen in New York.
II il now nearly fonr long years sines he present
,u,,r commissioners have been drawing thelr sara
RES and frteng away their time IN the puolc service
l. ! time 10 put an end to this weakness and incidence
There ia no DIFFICULT in setting ten thousand men
;,ea;a,elv 10 work on this island. Why should 1t be
DELAYED another month
Come 10 the Park-come to The Park-come 10 inc
PARK The Water Commissioners must shew then
hands. They must either go to work or resiga-Ec
other alternative
REORGANIZATION OF the Democratic Party.
The fermentation in the republican, party" still
continues. II is breaking out in New Yolk, and Al
bany and thr )ughout the state in the shape OF very
interesting varoloid The great points OF difficulty
party measures-party men. In the hrst place
the suspension of specie payments-and the bursting
OF the safety fund bubble, have changed the OPINION
of every man of property and of sense in the party
They are now decidedly in favor Of new va
iional Bank per pas ant nefas and The moral force
brospht to bear on this question will make New York
in favor of bank in less than three months On the
other hand Slas Wright, Comptroller Flagg, and a
LARGE norton of the young men decidedly opposed
TO bank-opposed 10 Senator Tallmad gc-opposed
to small notos-opposed TO any modification of the
currency, other than that proposed by the Globe
There is a radical difference of opinion both as TO
men and measures.
Soon after the bankruptcy of the Safety Fund Sys-
tenn, Mr.. Edwin Croswell, aud two others, went TO
Washington to talk with the President and his Cab-
on The deplorabe of affairs. The President
eeved them with great cordaty but with little of that
self Sufficient smile that hung upon his features in for
mer days. He begins TO look frightened at his own
,hse,ow and between the "suferlngs Of the party" on
one hand apd tn s.- % JACKSON on the other he
is in horrbi,, state. The President told them TO 60
back =, New York, promising at the same time to
write letter 10 friend, marking and pointing outthe
,olicy TO be pursued on the present occasion The
folloxnp is translation Of this letter from low Dutch
into good old English.
WAsHIseroN, 10th May, 1886
The SUSPENSION of specie payments and the burst
mo of NV Safety Fund system have astonlshed me.
/ not prepared for such an expleslon especially
as thought had put every thing to rights IN New
York when left you. M lots at O5WegO are not
worth half as much as they formerly were-and am
afraid that the shares owned by my son John In the
American Land Company, are reduced one-haiL-
Edwin has been telling me that you must have a
National Bank. Indeed knew that sefore-but what
can do Amy sufierings IS lntoerable. Ihere Il
the old hero under whom have had the glory Oh serv
ing continually writing me that bank mus. not o.
thouqht Of will have TO make the old fellow believe
go with him-but in New ork think you mad Del
set the party machinery TO work ana manuiactur
a little democratic sentiment right OH of the prope
quality, and looking as much ike Nauohai Bank
YOU can make H. Nick Blddle was here before tn
suspension was not then IN any trouble WIS.,
10 God he would make visit to washington now.
should moi hesitate TO break the ice, for God know
we want something 10 cool US of IN such hot tunes
/ suppose you know how To set the big wafer wheel Q
tie party to work to manufacture some choice demo
cratic sentiments Ii s just as easy trundllnR cab
bapes Oh! il makes my heart bleed to think how
happy was in those days in Kinderhook-how SAT
and miserable now |! Do you know N. r. Tamadge
don't like him much-nor indeed any Of the Tall
madges-but any port IN storm. Get up lette
addressed to him fast possible Have II approx
ing his sentiment know he is in favor Of a bank
Procure many signatures as you can. Have TIN
letter published and circulated throughout the State
will still locofoco and Sias Wright, my IRENE
Cam, and few others will be of the same OPINION
When the republican sentiment is manufactured II
sufficen quantities. send II on by rail road to Wash
ngton. | will then write TO the great hnancrr Of y,
Hermitage thus" My old friend the democratic par
~ are coming out for a bank-what can 1 do / can
not dlsobey" The hero will probably say" Van
by the eternal you not fl to SIT in the chair oc
oupled." No matter, however. Sooner than subm
any longer TO such trouble will do any thing. u
quick my dear friend. Not a moment 10 10 be lost.
Yours forever,
MAnrrs VAN BUBBLE
In pursuance of this letter Of instructions have IN
republican party fermented and brought forth the c,
ter TO Mr.. Tamndgc. The movement is too stron
10 be arrested now. Silas Wright, c. @. Cambre
Icing, Samuel Besrdsey and all thclocofocos Of Tam
many gone forever. Nearly a thousand names
including the old mems republican committee, hav,
signed il in the FIRST District On Saturday last, tn
committee went up 10 Poughkeepsic and Sunda,
returned Mr.. Tallmsdge received them very cor
dially-reped in brief and pointed communication
which will be published in the "Times" today. TIL,
whole sensible portion of the party throughout III,
state are moving in the same direction.
There never was such sudden revolution in sent.
ment in any party there is now exhibited by tho
far famed democracy OF New York. They go for .
National Bank hip and Highland shall 70 with
them through thick and thin. The effect on the mex
message will be seen in tir8e. The republican part,
- at length coming TO its may yet 90 bach
to Tammsny Hall, and be the cock Of the walk there
IL do VIII take all the present Of editors By
the napc Of their necks, and kick them out would
set Of blockhcads emily cspableof defling the holy
sanctuary by their ignorance and folly.
We shall have at length complete reorganization
OF the party-heaven be prasedl
WALL STREET FRAcAs took place yesterday Ut
the Mechanis Bank. A merchant presented his
check 10 the teller
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