Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-21

what they think of their own dear Bank of England
Progress or Political Revolution.
The moral firmness and courage exhibited by The
sgners of the letter to Mr.. Tallnadge, IN nslne
above the shackes of party, and once more acknow-
Lodging the supremacy Of and mind, have car
ned terror into the hearts of those jewellers who have
heretofore endeavored to stiffe free thought under
the name of party union and harmony. The times
~ chou. fallen, like craven coward--the Post
abuses like poeucal fishmonger who deals in bad
fish and worse verse. But so much as the mere par
~ hacks are astonished-startled- chop alen-and
annoycd-ss much will every man of sense and IN
tellgence rejoice athe noble effort by which impudent
preieRders have been quietly set down and demolsh-
ed.
For several years past it has been the policy and
the effort of the madmen at Albany, Washington and
here to carry their wicked practices under the pre-
fence of ridiculous and absurd theories filter for the
Lunatic Asylum than the attention Of men OF sense.
Under these councils the whole country has been
made acknowledgement observation-disclosures plung-
ed into state of distress that will take years 10 re-
frieve Is il astonishing to look at the course OF
such prints as the Post Times &c. Of late years, and
not be asonshed the folly of their supporters, and
the impudence and ignorance of Their conductors
pair of miserable contemplate poetasters, the merit Of
one consisting entirely in good natured pun from
Mr.. Washington lrving set up TO be guide and
hight on a subject of which they as profoundly
ignorant they of sterling poetry, or sound argu-
ment. Without experience, without knowledge with.
out mental caiibre 10 understand the position of the
world, these poeasers these trainers of bad verse and
worse prose- set TO be the teachers OF the world in
fhe art of livng-assume the power of enlighniag
the public mind sheets of finance, trade, and
merce not one Of which do they understand the first
principles
ne .,serace and dishonor into which the admins
ua,on party has been thrown of late years. have
arisen entirely from permitting the counsels oil such
unavoidable blockheads those of the Post, or
Ignorant dandes those of the Times to receive any
attention. instead of following the plain, simple direct
impulses of practical good sense
The spirit by which the recent correspondence was
prompted is the spirit Of good sense returning again TO
Tammany Habits the spirit Impractical knowledge
the spirit which laid the foundation of our lber-
ties-the spirit which has made this country whatit
s-the spirit of right philosophy directed t. thcdaly
pursuits of lfe Let the men who have originated and
carried through this movement follow il up with the
same spirit and moral courage they have begun it
This is no time for unusual delay, or unnecessary
fastdiousness Let great public meeting be called
at Tammany Hail. approving what has been done,
and distinctly marking out the necessity of an early
return the principles of honest. and good sense IN
all our political action hereafter. There mast DC
distinct e,sanation from Tdmmany Hall that a re-
turn 10 specie payments can dlcne be Effected by the
distinct and positirc actiox Of Congress. Imposs
BILE theories will no longer suit this community. I'm
der the present dishonorabe and dsgraceful system
OF State currency by which the people of this State
alone are cheated out of 81 060 600 in year, the
business the confidence, the trade of the community
never can revive. We must have distinct and positive
notion by the next Congress. We must have en-
lire reorganization Of the currency-and the public
finances Call il by any name you please-a Nation
nj Bank-a United States Pank-a General Bank
The commerce of this extended country can never be
conducted on the present system, which is no sys-
TEN at all but state of sheer disgrace and dis
honor.
We call therefore, upon every sensible and practical
man, whs has been heretofore in the habit of adopt
ing the political opinions Of Tammany Hall, come
forward, and prepare for a great and overwhelming
meeting explaining their position, illustrating their
views, and giving fresh infusion of practical good
sense TO the party TO which they belong. There are
thousands of Independent and liberal minded men in
this city who will join them, or any other, heart and
hand in any feasible movement calculated to have
influence the next Congress, or to give our public
servants right idea Of the situation Of the country
and the remedy that should be adopted. We must
have a great credit system" of currency organized
under the action Of Congress II is useless for sch
men as c. G. Cambreleng Sas Wright to oppose
H. They must go as quietly possible to the devil
for the people Of this city and this State quite tired
OF their ignorance and assumption il that they
do not understand.
We advise the republicans who have signed the let
Ter to Mr.. Tallmadge to come out again and call
large meeting at Tammany Hall. Let that meeting
give force and energy TO what they have already
done The whole city is with them and they will
have such a meeting never before filled that old
head quarters.
~ There IS up town of excellent education
and general Abilities but who, by course of intern
pcrance ha reduced himself 10 state of partial in
sanity. In some Of his fits he cuts all manner OF
queer capers The other nigh, he was heard singing,