Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-09

equally astonished, and evidently thought Mr. Hun
ter had taken leave of his senses]
Member. sWe had better raise subscription
for the Committee to 60 with the job-most OF VI
have sxpence or shilling in our pockets" Here
good deal of fumbling-but nothing brought OUT
A Member "Ipropose that all who get the con-
stitution should pay for them at the printers"
| Chairman "That is an unnecessary motion-they
won't get them without"
The eth, 7th 6h 9,h, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 10th
and 18th Wards ultimately agreed TO take two hundred
copies EACH
| Member. ~ propose that 5000 SHOULD be printed
-cenditonally that Mr.. Collins should pay for the
| last 3000."
A Member-"I still feel delcacy on that point "
[cries of oh oh
A Member Ii the last speaker feels decacy
on that point let him pay for them himself" [Cries
Of ah all !!
Mr.. Hayward" If you will allow me to speak
familiarity gentlemen, you talk like children. What
won the committee take our words? MIR. Hunter
respectfully declined with an ominous shake OF the
head Let us stand responsible, it will be easy to
collect the money"
Mr.. Hunter.-Mr. Hayward has never collected
for the locofocos."
TWAS moved that 5000, besides the 1000 firstmoved
and carried, be voted.
Mr.. Hunter-"I beg to move as an amendment that
the money be first subscribed"
Charman-"You have nothing to do with it. This
motion must be put"
Mr. Hunter" Without the money!"
Chairman-"Yss."
1t was put and carried.
Member-"I move that we adjourn"
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our cause. Let us raise sinking fund TO establish
Locofoco paper. [Cres of adjourn! motion!
The motion was put and negatived.
Mr. Birdsall-"W We want no paper. II is great
expense and tax for no purpose The paper will be
only read by the Locofocos. We want our notices
read out Of our party. The Herald-the Sun-the
New Era-take our part occasionally.
Mr.. Bay-"I object to the Herald"
Mr.. Birdsall-I maintain that the Herald has done
us good" What set of poor devils have we not
done good to u
Mr.. Day-"I don't want any good from any ene-
my. They plaster one day. and knock US over
the next (Right-this is knocking over day.l
Mr.. Birdsall-" An article in such papers does us
especial good, and l, for one, care not where the
good comes from so that we get IT, The Herald has
occasional favorable articles for the Locofocos." OH
oh that we, the organ Of democracy, should be put
down a locofoco u
Mr. Day-"If the Herald is Locofoco withdraw
from it that's all"
Mr.. Brdsall"I oppose the new paper, but if it is
voted for l will subscribe as much any one else."
"Capt. Bogert-It is not wanted 10 start new pa
per- but to bring TO life the dead Examiner" A pref
ty tough jobl
DR.. Sheppard, (the proposed editor)-" The only
expenses required will be for the mechanical part
As il regards myself, do not wish any remuneration
vehement applause) atpresent." [Oh! oh! OIL
Mr.. Day-"I move tina, DR.. Sheppard's plan be
adopted and that sinking fund be raised to carry it
on" Sinking enough, no doubt
Mr.. Hayward-"We mas, have paper of our own
to advocate our principles This sinking fund of
dollar month iii won't pay fly boys will support
one Fifty subscribers will do it. Can we not get
fifty? Yes. Here-who will subscribe? "a pause.)
Who, say? cal" said one voice.) Only one!-
("I" said another, and 81" thirdly Yes, and we
can get fifty outside, am sure"
The meeting then adjourned.
And such is the condition OF cur friends the locoib
cos. They are set of beautiful chickens. During
the debate, at every blow Inflicted the Herald, the
devil behind the keyhole shook his sides with delight
crying out CDR. Sheppards my boy-Dr. Shep-
pard's my boy" Satan also seemed to be equally
averse TO their wives and children being brought into
meeting. How would the old serpent like the pretty,
young, sweet, smiling ocofoco eirlsl Their ap-
pearance would cut up the old rascal BE tina, as it
may, if the ocoocos will bring their wives and young
dauahters-say about sixteen, or thereabouts-into
the party, they need not trouble themselves about
raising money to start paper I'll be their organ
4 - Tur
many for ever l have got double cyinder-a
steam engine-four newspapers-and set Of the fin
est printers EDITORS clerks and newspaper boys that
ever the sun shone upon. only wan. some pretty
Iocofoco Of delicious seventeen complete the csta
blishment.
Passaic Ball nj Paterson.