Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

red himself ,ocofoco mn 10 the hub but he won't travel
the path along which the kinderheokian trunaies
his cabbage barrow That is he for cutting the cord
that binds Bank and State, but he will not let the Exc
cutive have the chance OF binding hands with the
pieces, by giving him the power to issue the aeo cur
yeacy Mr.. C's speech was master piece Friend and
foe listened it, and they say that certain distinguish
ed parsonage in hearing. OF this know nothing,
though he might have been secreted in the coat pocket
of his metallic friend, the Colonel and Knight OF the
Black Lines
Mr. Rives has been amusing with the protundity OF
his wisdom By the by, he is and out for the - lie
Banks. He is curious ssr of genius. will give
you touch of his speaking. Look verJ grum
and observation-disclosures your voice 70 good angry ptcn
and read the following excerpt from his speech Of this
day, September 10Th, 1887. Emphasize the words TIA
lcised:
Mr. President soar, the State Bank system has not
failed No SOAR If il has failed then soar, the Uni
ted States Bank has failed. And this, soar, IS the
institution that is up the most impregnable
in the country. Great as 1t IS soar, y the late
system failed this has failed. And let me tell YOU
Soar that the hardmoney system too has tailed, II the
State Bank system has failed. Yes Soar the hard mo-
ney system You migh as well say. when steamboat
burst that the invention of steam had failed as TO say
that the State Bank system has failed say thus only
in passing, because like that should be understood
why stand hear the advocate of the Qpoar money sys
tenn" Like a Virginian Mr. Rives gives the full
sound all words ending in and But his stand
TODAY in favor Of the existing institutions Of the country
has won for him the love of all good Iregret only
one thing in the character of Mr. Rvesthat he should
have been the fool to believe in the of Gen
Jacksons course of conduct, relative TO the United
States Bank But the best have their faults
Homerus dormitarh.
Your Hercules of the North, Daniel Webster is pc
culiar speaker He has original way OF pronouncng
the English language Here is specimen. speaking
Of the Message he said" 1t would appear, troa the
doctrines in this paper that the government owed no
dooty to iadridoo but that existed only for ITSELF
Mr. Presdent-such notion is iamicd to iastitoo-
ioas and injurious the interests of all classes. The
peculiar relation of governor and governed is thus de-
stroyed and nothing left for the people but To take
keer of ourselves can't believe this is tue hoo and hD
object of government Nc." like L. 1t is rustic style
that dsdains all restraint
Talking of speakers, Mr.. Walker, from Missippi di-
verts me. He adheres to the mouosyllabc emphasis
Hear him. Mis- President cannot vote for this bill.
too dangerous in its tendency did not come here
10 vote for such bill No, sir il against The eonstitu
ton" And thus he goes for an hour together en-
phasising every little word in his sentences He re-
minds me of Horaces mouse.
Crowds of strangers still keep the capitol IN state
Of pressure. The pretty girls are very numerous
Some of the most lovely creatures in the world are
here il l were Judge from appearances the mem
bers form nearly half of the auditory. They come
up the gallery the pretty and to tell them
who il is speaking. If they 10 take lesson or
Of moder alton from lovely woman you style the
sex, il would greatly facilitate their Legislative labors
But there they sit pickering and pickering like SO many
jackdaws.
I promised you lecture in my last on the members
of the Cabinet | am not readyyet