The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

OF Shakespeare aw avs standing before his squirt eyes
TO spirit his soul onward in the race of civilization and
uuth.
These, therefore. and faithful picture and
description OF the four great departments OF Bennett
Newspaper Manufacturing Establishment Il Ann
street. From next Monday, on which day il will go
INTO full and complete operation, may be dated new
era and new civilization. The credit system, on
which principle the large prints in Wall street and
that neghborhood have been conducted, is now gong
10 perdltion with the expanded and rotten banking
system. Already the journal Of Commerce" has
suspended specie payments, and the Express has
been put under an Injunction in chancery The rest
OF the large prints rapidly waning with the crash
of commerce. The "Courier & Enquirer" will be
compelled, by the dialinuon of receipts to curtal It's
dimensions, to procure another $50, 600 from the
IT, $. Bank. DMing the speculative mania, they ex-
banded their size and dimensions beyond reason and
common sense. In flood of advertising patronage,
that expansion might get along while. But now,
when the revulsion IN commerce reduces advertising
patronage TO 0nefourth what it was in 1886, the
Wall street prints cannot sustain their feeble exis-
tencc under their present size and expansions. They
are founded and conducted on vicious system, and
must break.
The credit systcm also deprves them Of all man
lness all independence, all force, all power, all
influence free and rcsolute and generous people,
They are the mere echoes of banks and ciiques Of
SPECTATORS Not so the cash system in newspaper
enterprise The man Of genius with the hard money
in his pocket, feels doHbly intellectual witty WISE
fenress, and patriotic. Gold and silver form the real
electro ma gnetic principle in conducting newspapers.
Such an editor tells the TRUTH the whole truth, be-
cause ne can afford it, He is controlled by no men,
banks, spectators, or politicians.
Again. in another point of view, Benefits News
paper Establishment unique improvement in the
present age. The publication Of two small beautifully
printed spiritedy conducted daily newspapers per day.
instead Of one large, heavy, unreadabe sheet is
agreeable to he state and temper of the public mind
We want light and freqaent luncheons-not heavy
indigestbe meals. For this reason all the cash adj
vertising patronage Of the city-of all classes and
rapidly be concentrated on this esta-
biishment Yet it is deemed probable that none Of
the several papers will be enlarged because enlargng
leads to folly and decreprude Already the Sum-
the Sunday News the Transcript, have curtaed their
dimensions. Others will have 10 follow, particularly
in Wall street.
Thus far for the practical and business part of tkis
great establishment. In creating and originating
this establishment the proprietor had no particular
desire of getting rich, although riches will follow as
matter ofcoursc His great object was to originate
species Of civilization and TO ascertain what
would be the effect of applying the highest talent
industry enterprise education, and genius TO the ma
nuac,ure oft series of daily newspapers. The state
Of the world was favorable for such an attempt The
old systems of business literature, and philosophy,
were crumbng into the dust. He as slept into the
great current of human civilization and thus has an
dcrtaken to direct his bark as Homer directed his
as Goethe hs-as Shakespeare his-as Scott his-by
the sacred and holy lights Of genius, trained and dis
cipned by morals, knowledge Of The world-know
ledge of Notwithstanding of business-and
touch of the deepest enthusiasm for the gcntler SEX
from whose society alone spring all the social 1app
ness that this world can gve-and all the true civil
zaton we nhope to create.
Next week all will b, under way. Come and see
The PRrssuRE.-A man, who looked as if he
might have been merchant or bank director-per-
haps both was walking down Wall street yesterday
He seemed TO be in trouble-hs face was in a CONT
nuai rown, with occasional witches OF the muscles
indicating painful feelings, approaching TO agony.
Sometimes he held down his head and cast his ewes
upon the ground, and almos, stopped, and then ne
nerved himself with desperation, and walked on
Alas said we, here is suffering from the
pressure-here is whom the tghtness Of the times
has pnched till adversely stares him in the face, and
he knows not what step to take next, poor man
perhaps he has lovely and loving wife, reduced
from aiiuence TO beggary-perhaps lac has an inter-
esling family dependentupon his exertons- perhaps
My reflections interrupted by the approach OF
an acquaintance Of the gentleman whose distressed
appearance excited my interest. He walked up to
him, took his han1 with hearty gripe, and in
voice which accorded little with his friends agoniz-
ed countenance asked
"Why my dear fellow what the devil is the matter
with you-have you lost all your frends?"
mo, thank God, but I've got on pair of the
curscdest tight boots that ever pnched mans toes
they are absolutely killing me-"
Lightly may the boat the boat row-the row.
az "The Aquatic Club Of Georgia" chal enges our
New York boat clubs to a grand rowing match
They propose TO rov their four cared canoe boat
Lizard" one straight mile opposite the city of Sa-
vannah, against any four Dared plank boat built in
the city Of New York, not over u feet inches on
the keel for ten thousand dollars side-two thou
sand forfeit. To take place in November next Ad.
dress Charles r. Floyd, Jefiersontown Camden Co.,
Georgia
Who'll take them up7 We are inclined to specu-
late that no one will, until the banks resume specie