Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-15

mated with the same feelings that now agltate our
frame. We will succeed-we must succeed. NOT mo-
men is to be lost. The cold glittering snow y falling
| fast. We mean TO in favor OF THIS benevolent
movement two Of the prime clements OF cvllizatien-
the hearts of the Wall street banks, and the hearts CT
the generous and intelligent ladies of New YORK. The
| old proverb says "banks have no soul" We mean
to ascertain the truth of this assertion 1t is the un-
tried experiment, with which we begin the move
ment. 1t must be solved. Long, long, long, on
very long, have / known that Woman, sweet,
unequalled, beauteous Woman had heart-yes, a
heart as big as heaven-as boundiess as an
ocean, Aided and assisted by them we will now pro-
coed TO ascertain whether banking corporations have
also souls hearts, or any article Of that heavenly
mould in their composition. If they want to reJoice
in the recent victory, let them rejsce TO the amount
of 5000 each for the creation of Fund to help the
poor through the approaching winter. | myself am
only hard working editor l canno, afford to illu
inmate my windows with penny taiiow candle
stuck in each pane, the princes of Europe demand
Of their saves-but aid and assist the poor widows
and orphans of New York. during the next winter j
shall chceruly rejoice for the recent changes TO the
amount Of 500 in good Chemical notes. Il have not
forgotten my amiabe little monastery 10 be applied
10 that fund.- under the direction of his Honor Aaron
Clark, Mayer Of this city.
And SO this is the next thing we mean TO do-ths
is next-this is next Ladies, how do you like it? !
see you smile-that's enough. Let's 60 ahead.
THE SOLVENT LIsr.-PosITIon OF ComMERcE.-
On Saturday next we shall be able to repubish
edition of our S,irent List Of Commercial Houses
for 1897, accompanied with full and accurate sketch
fthe leading causes Of the revulsion-,he reappear-
ance of the elements Of prosperity-and the general
good prospect for the future.
Our former lists with the accompanying remarks,
gave great satisfaction TO the commercial community
This we know from every hand. 1t was move
ment projected by us, for the purpose Of aiding and
bcne6tng the restoration of confidence, and we have
every reason believe its effect has been highly be-
nefcal. Its influence on the English commercial
mind will be signal. The high rank which the He
raid has attained in England and France, for its cor
rect and full accounts Of commercial events, is ga
ufyng to itmus be to those who receive the in
formation it conveys. To give these philosophical
views of commercial affairs on tbs continent cost us
much labor and much money in acquiring. But the
reflection hati gives satisfaction, is ample remunera
,ion 10 say nothing of the great increase of our
laton and advertising.
We are determined to revoutionize the press of this
city, and although the Wall street prints have formed
a conspiracy to put us down,
We smile atthe drawn dagger,
And defy its point--
Independence, talent, morals science, and correct
knowledge particularly on commercial affairs are the
elements Of the Hcrad-and all the rotten Irints OF
Wall street cannot impede our progress.
gr SLAmM BANG e. Co. will become as famous
in the history Of American politics, as the venerable
name Of Jack Cade is in the old English Plan,age-
net times. Jack Cade was an ambitious weaver and
set up to be king. Slamm, Bang q Co, were also
weavers and set up 10 be soveregns. Plantagenet,
the son of old York, taught Jack Cade his cue. Van
Buren, the son of New York, taught Samm, Bang &
Co. theirs. Both were brave and loved small beer.
The history, character and exploits of Jack Cade,
given by the immortal Shakespeare, only be par
aeled by The history, character, and exploits OF
Slamm Bang & Co. as given by Bennett
In few days shall prepare full, graphic, and
amusing history Of Slamm, Bang & Co, from the
year 1929 up TO the election They ended Their
career last week, as Jack Cade did his, thus:
Kent from me- he hath her best man. and the
wsrd to be towards for that never feared any, am van
gu shea by famine, not by valor.-lDss
will call up parallel between these great charac.
ters IN tne maUHeI Oh IiuldIcH, anu SHOW lfeHc
Van Buren, poer devil what his fate must be-
Apropos, Would not Jack Cades tragedy make
good farce7 Would not Slamm, Bang & Co. make
capital one also1
The CONSPIRACY Of the Wall street editors to in
jurc the Herald is quite aughablc. The confederate,
held secret meeting the other evening, TO devise on
the best means of accomplishing our destruction
Various propositions were made and rejected. One
was to start new papsr-another was 10 buy mp ar
old one, and furbish it up anew-a third TO consul
with the Wall street editors and get them to come on
simultaneously and denounce my morals and talents
This latter plan was adopted Rabbi Noah, BOBBY
Brooks and Charles King all come out and did thsil
worst--yet we are alive and kicking and will b.
when all these arc broken up and demolished.
A clique of rcprobates, whose private characters
are utterly disQracefu to morals and society, cannot
destroy me-cannot impede my progress.
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over the broad concave OF the Heavens rather bright
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