Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-22
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Friday. .Julv Al p M

The struggle The reign Of good is begun Our
governors Washington have last back
Mr. Van Buren, and his Secretaries Messr Ponset and For
syh, together with Mr. Butler determined their
sepshave resolved further with the BENTON policy
Mr. Woodbury. ready with the strongest party
to Mr.. Dckersep, they don't what he thinks
Mr. Kendall has been told to mind his duties prepare
leave them in the hands Of other that will
them.
Thus things turned out just as we predicted long since
We knew five weeks ago what the would be- and inform
ed the public of it, We spake "by the card"
Now how is all this end In National Bank
tered by the called Congress
The Globe that do without Banking sys-
and the Richmond Enquirer urgent great regulator
Of the currency.
These known on all street today 10 any
tent, IL at all.
Stocks exceedingly angud q. closed at I2a Specie
in q,s
sale OF Treasury dram for siocoat ic4s is noted
This currency works well the government but to the
people most oppressvey Wen, II can't last long Congress
do their duty
In the returning rulers see bright hope for
the country etthey be watched lest under the guse
of the public good the party may commit anoher breach ON
the constitution
Let every body remember he merchant or abourer
the only safe path in monetary political affair, Is in
m~d.s.
SIX O'CLOCK, p. NJ
We begin At last to discover light In horizon In our
bile intelligence that change had over the views
Of the President and bis cabinet relative the currency and
that they had come to the deermr 10 the
c views Of Bcnton, Wright and Csmbeeng and to
mixed currency and credit system This intelligence
not know ill the second Board met It had hardly
operate as ought To have doue MANY believed
good news to be true-ohers puzzled why SHOULD
cusvey appear the Herald knowing probably pr
vate connections with the movements Of the cabinet
In another part Of the Herald the general sketch given
Of the steps by which this orepenent sinners
have been accomplished Here shall conhne ourselves
the financial aspect and future prospects.
The Globe has distinctly taken ground, In favor ofa
mixed currency opposed general destruction Of the
banking system But the Richmond Enquirerthe favorise
organ Pe.iden, Van Buren, IN former days of
President Jefferson Whom Mr. " b. desires to initiate the
paper to which We hereafter look for the views ofe
government, These have inst been published and they
are Of the highest Importance
Agrea, Rank Convention he held in Baltimore On Tho
18th of September consisting OF the Presidents and Cash
ers Of the banks and Of many Other banks Tia,
may choose join them They for the purnse NJ
consulting the best and most practicable plan for ,e
resuwptior Of spece payment II believed by the Cabinet
that the liquidation Of the foreign debt has tb.t
pout connection with the prospects the nsst crop N a.
early resumption Of specie payments matter o GER
ainty probable that this general resumption OF specie
payments by the government banks viii he death 10 two.
thirds n The various banks throughout the oountryparticu.
ari to uSo~ ri'sing institutions in New England,
gagged 10 hcodng New York witt small notes.