Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

Iron Our Eveaing Edition Of Yeslerday.1
From Warrington.
From our Correspondent FotAscAud.--No' -.
w. .u,earnr Gam n 1873,

Wall.
twelve millions of Treasury notes you viii say have
enouoh 10 say of such unpolitic project rave we
NOT irredeemable promises To pay IN every aouhuaee'
thar we must flood the country with twelve milhons
arer Instead of creating of nothing but the su-
nreme pleasure Of the government twelve millions OF
dollars TO enable the merchant to pay his bonds
IA procure bills of exchange the party pretends
WIN not make the OF the local banks receivable
a. three or four per cent discount? declaration to
his effact would have made the local bank paper APP
,,reca,e Al once You viii observe am reasoning up
IN the ground assumed in the bill that the public neces.
sv reouires temporary measure OF the sort proposed
Trtemporary cxpedents to be tried at all, would Il
moi be wiser honor the present paper medium, de-
clare il receivable at discount equal 10 that which
rreas,ry notes will bear, and by doing assist every
class IN the community and make II the interest Of all
he hanks 10 resume / ask again, why not this
dome The managers of the government would not
Nave reaped any benefit from such an operation no,
,hev must have money. and that in millions, during
tbs fall and winter Nearly one halt the members 81
CONGRESS- are deeply engaged ia speculaons and lands,
and II the manufacture Of twelve millions OF paper mo
new be given the good and patriotic Secretary OF the
Treasury these gentlemen that nave m sohd Phaianx
and their foster fathers Albany viii be sure TO get
aheir full share OF the spolls.
This i, the true reason why twelve millions Of Trea-
sury notes are be issued ldefy any man 70 gansay
H. Even while the projectors OF this vilainous scheme
shall be reading tins their coiseleEces VIII tel ,s, u
is true, true, true.
In a moral point of view consider the Issue Of 50
much paper money this time highly injurious II will
beget wild spirit Of speculation again, but II will be
scheme will concentrate all the evils OF the State bank
ing system into focus and the body commercial is
destined suffer still more severely when the time
shall come for the redemption OF these Treasury
IL is transferring the Treasury Department at Wash
ingon the money kingdom. There will sit Mr. Wood
bury "cam as a summers morning" dispensing favors
the sycophantic sustaining the in heart and pare
in pocket and exercising authority that the
board of direction in the Bank OF England
vested with. will continue point your read
the evils Of this Treasury issue OF paper money as
the discussions upon shall proceed. 1T is traught
with dangers the liberties OF the country that must
and shall be exposed.
Mr. Crawford, when requested by resolution of
Congress TO inquire into the expedlency OF paper
currency founded on the credit OF the government gave
his opinion against such scheme The party IN power
Of every objection against their iavorite plan,
but with them might is right repeat, they must have
money They have the power To coin II, and they VIII
20 coin Do you expect that the Secretary Will
stop twelve millions? Then you expect an lnpossl-
bility. The power that wantony broke sacred
contrac; with the Bank of the United States, entered
into aleague with the State Banks contrary law issued
Treasury drafts without authority and lent 10 pam
pered favorte FIVE millions of money, easily trans
cend the limits OF any law, and 20 OF 70 issue millions
upon millions OF this paper Mark tins! The issue oil
Treasury about TO be made will never stop till
they become worthless the assgnats of France
Thus are our promised hard.inoRey hopes converted
into paper disappointment.
forgot 10 mention in my letter OF this day. that Mr.
Wright had proposed a bill TO regulate the times when
the depose banks should disgorge their i'll gotten pub
lie funds. They make three instruments payable
in ., ;, and months. Unusual measures OF severity
be taken against the denquents and they to
pay per interest from the 10th Of May last Thus
the government goes II will spare banks what
ever but Intends engross all the banking business of
the the yramca system of Treasury issues,
rounded the credit of the peoples gocernmenf-
uosqus tandem abatere pafientiam CatoliaaY
IFrosn our correspondent Moliere, No. XXXvILl
WAsHINeToS, Sept. l3, 1897.
Mr.. Schmidt, the great guarst has given one OF two
concerts in this city during the present week. which
were attended by the in Washington. Not an
honorable, however could be induced by the concord
OF sounds" forego the satisfaction OF retaining
his dollar of losing the premium on II to listen to the
ducef strains of Howard or the music ot Schmidt and
Delman The company, therefore, consisted manly OF
strangers and citizens who avaled themselves OF this
opportunity indulge their musical tastes or to spend
hour or two pleasantly
observed several faces among the ladies, which
were quite pretty and whose intend out
this winter. The music of course secondary con-
sideraon TO them, and they seemed more disposed 10
listen the soft nonsense ofther beaux than to the
most brilliant notes Of Schmidt. Among these, noti-
ced very pretty backeyed houri whose rosy cheeks,
ruby lips and dazzling black eyes seemed 10 claim &c
neral observation. Her mother appeared TO be sohci
tous to show her of; but the daughters retiring and
shrinking modesty would allow her to make dis
play OF herself .
There is certainly great beauty in black eyesihought
l. as saw her stealing look youth by her side but
prefer the blue the deeply beautifully blue, what
ever novclists poets may say 10 the contrary IL ~
true as has been asserted that from the darkest cloud
the widest and vivid flashes lightning issue but
love the deep. placid calm of the unclouded cerelian
sky because indicates quetness, serenity, and depth
Z But she is undoubtedly beautiful said ], aloud
sInsipidw observed an old lady near me.
"Splendidw said 1.
A mere waxen doll y reioried my ncighbor.
"A Vcnusl" | replied with enthusiasm Her eye
sparkles like the damondher cheek rivals the hue of
the rose-and her lips arc like ripe cherries.
Poor cried the old lady, "you extravagantsiri
but young men always So
Well let il pass. But who is that young woman on
the front seat r.
Mrs - looked at her through her opera glass,
and turned up her
That is young lady who wishes to belong to the
exclusives and her highest ambition is 20 be thought
BELLE but il won't do. Her beauty is not quite radiant
enough, and her manners want polish She chngs 10
those who call themselves exclusives, but whose excu
svcness consists in being rude and impudent cousin
Of hers the other day very pretty and ainiable girl
happened be thrown into her company, and instead
Of speakingto her cordially and familiarity she
do at home she stared At her il she had ne
her before, and gave her direct cut In fact.
she wishes to be a mountain but finds herself n HILL
don't like exclusivcness, said 4, it's sheer non
in country and society here should not toe
rate IT, There is wealthy aristocracy-no ancient
and noble blood in counry--and therefore cxclu.
siveness is always ridiculous"
Ican't il in that light said the pretty daughter
of Mrs. -. TIN surc the daughters Of Generals
and the Of Presidents and Secretaries ought