Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-13


best biblical critics. was the first white man who mar
RED negro woman, and thus gave sanction to
amalgamation and abolition. On the contrary look
at the meek the pous, the eloquent, the benevolent
the elevated, the heavenly Son Of Marypurfying the
morals, engaging the hearts, and giving beauty and
a simplicity TO Divine Revelation, which the Jews
had corrupted by their wickedness, ollies and crime
See that great Being replacing the holy state of we'd
lock in The same position in which il began in Para
disc. Look a, him, wandering by night and by day,
over the hills Of Misunderstanding the character Of
demonstrating the ferocity Of man-and giving the
hue OF heaven TO all the changes of human life. This
is the great-ths is the superior Being which is rdi-
called, contemned and treated as mposor by
Mr.. Noah, and am called an infdel because can
not believehe moral purity Of Moses and his color
ed Ethiopian wife, of David taking another mans
wife, or Solomon with his three hundred wives to be
better pu err and more heavenly than that of Jesus
of Nazareth, who healed the sck-relieved the poor,
consoled the afflicted and opened heaven TO all.
Then again to blasphemy. Does Mr. Noah re
collect who borrowed a few theatrical dresses from
the Park Theatre, few years ago Does he remem-
Der who went up to Grand Island and made cee-
braton-who gave out that he was the Messhiah
of the Jews sent to call the people of God to establish
remember who blasphcnsd in this manner-and why
it was done? Does he not know that this atrociuos
show Of gross impety and horrible blasphemy was
got up by an impudent ctariatan called Mordeca
Manassah Noah 10 palm off few lots of bubble
town Grand Island, upon his brethren throughout
the world? On that occasion, however, the ancient
people had more sense than the modern charlaan.-
His blasphemous and Apudent exhibition did not sell
,pola 10t md iufa doro
talk OF my basphemy
Towards many Of the Hebrews in this city, have
sentiments of grea, respect. They excellent men,
excellent fathers, excellent husbands excellent citizens
WhatI now say is only applicable to AIR. Noah
and his repeated attempts TO deceive intelligent
community, which IS now beginning 10 understand
his ignorance, immortality, infdelity, weakness, and
long life of practical blasphemy and charlatanism.
CHARLES KING AND THE HErALD-The Wall
street prints are al length reused into action. The
incidence and apathy of years have been fairly awak
encd by the rapid strides Of the Herald to influence,
reputation, character and power.
We have long been expecting general burst OF IN
dignaion from these corrupt, rotten indoent
Even towards and porons will fight for their brt ad
and butter For two years the Herald, under our
mana cement has become the leading commercial
and Intellectual paper of the country In England,
in France in China, in The West Indies il is sought
for with as great an avidy il is this city, as in
this country. This popularity has arisen from lis un-
Paralleled industry, talent, and energy in collecting
and communicating intelligence on the grent affairs OF
life. To private character, also which even my
icmies acknowledge, is unspoted, have added Ia
lent and industry that in this city or else
where can surpass. Up to this lime my struggles
iorpre eminence have been amply rewarded By ge-
nerous public the very time they were perseyerngy
cried down by coterie.
But the lazy editors of New York have al taken
courage from despair, and, for the first tme they
out with their libels, SANDERS, and foul caum
MES which they have been privately circulating vain
for two years past. Finding that in spite of their
private ISLANDERS, my progress was unlmPeded, they
think that open attacks will serve their base and
cowardly purposes better Mistaken wretches They
do not know the character Of New York. An array
of all the Wall street prints against the Herald will
only create for me the deeper sympathy, and the
greater popularity have been assailed in the streets
Il have been privately abused-l have been prose
cn,ed by the coterie and their dependenis-bu il has
only exhibited, in broader relief the purity fmy cha
racter-the purity Of my prnciples-the popularity
my course and The high character the Herald has at
tanned The rise fall of parties may affect others
they do not touch-they do not reach me- The frs
gun against the Herald was fired by Charles King
of the New York American, last Friday Her,
il ISL
The City Canvass is still incomplete. 1t has, how.
ever proceeded far enough 10 make IL quite sure, tina
the opposition Of large body Of the fremeD, pro-
voked we know net how justly against Mr.. Horie
in reference TO some Of the exciting questions con-
nected with the Fire Department, which have from
time 70 Tune, been before the Common Council-and
the Infamous calumnies, paid for by the party, of
vagabond convict against magistrate who, IN the
execution of his duty had Justly punished that person
hare (aied TO defeat Mr.. Hoxie's election.
opposed Joe Hoxic for reasons well known to Tho
public and had II been ordinary election, he would
have been defeated When Charles King says was
paid for --he tells falsehood, and is common lar
As Joe Hoxie gets tho Office by mcagrc majority
5000 behind in comparison with the rest of The tic
ket,) am satisfied. | have no i'll will towards him
and am rather glad that he will enjoy the salary. liz
his been at great sacrifices in the Of Robinson
in politics. in many things, and, however wrong he
may have heretofore acted land have doubt helcel'
he has been wrongly he has received lesson from
public opinion and will hope enjoy the profits, and
take the rebukc with equal meekness and moderation
But as to Charles King il is quite amusing to hem
him ,,lk cf mo a. q I, yapabond con yict-him who's,