Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-23

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Celeste is Just up-ihs Captain reports seeing OUTSIDE
srge ship which he supposed be one of the packets
Of the 18th from Liverpool bat had he boarded nef ne
would not have got up in Time for this pubnca''on
The Tsazsr, however, will be up in time sos tns eve
ming paper.
rar correspondent asks US "what "onlo &c INC
effect of placing the government IN the hands OF VIZ
tuous and patriotic men .!
answer-he same we now see III less ina" 'h'oo
wears. The possession of power corrupts Inc heart
Of man. Every party is alike Out OF power or IN pos
session OF power The political conflicts OF the Gay
ARE the natural action OF our frame OF ana
&c ur social system Neither party could furnish the
country with anaoyed good-but their hosrhes
ureyen, each other from acting like consummate
knsves The democrats, locofocos and wings, are all
The several elements, which, by rubbing against each
other produce the action of society and government.
These parties many beautiful pieces of machine
ry, poetic imaginary philosophical, practical which
combined together in different proportions, keep the
country alive and prevent one class from uampling
down the others.
We like to analyse the elementary principles OF
party. Ii is highly philosophical as well as poet
cal subject. All parties are species OF poe's or
bards in classes. The evil and good results which
Va
HE finest imaginings and fancy sketches Like Mo-
BANNED each party has its paradse-s bridge OF
Alsirat-its hours reckoning forward possess Them
Banks democracy, finance, locofocosm, every thing
called dirty politics. are full OF deep poetic and phlo-
sophical notwithstanding as the young blooming
MAIDEN of seventeen-and enchanting as the first
glimpse Of heaven TO the sinner.
The present condition of the country is the most in
hat. , ad aalf tn M
sgna,ion-ffteen millions of people in search Of a
beautiful butterfly, which when they catch, some
sunny afternoon, they will crush to the EARTH We
are all on wide sea Of financial POLITICAL philosophy
cal and social experiment. We know not what the
next six months may bring forth, but this we know
that as long as the seasons return-the sSn shines
the fields perfume the air-the rivers fow-and wo-
man is adorable, we shall not despair of getting
through life with comfort
An INTERESTING FaAcAs ON THE BArrERY.-The
other evening, as the glorious sun was descending
over the hills of New Jersey, and shedding stream
Of glory upon wafer and shrub, beautiful and
romantic occurrence took place on the Battery
lovely young lady, dressed in sea green with mar
row sleeves, walking along the promenade. A
young fashionable loafer, in passing, remarked that
her form was not equal to that OF Venus de medlcls
The gentleman waiting on the lady hearing the last
word and supposing il an insulting expression, went
IN TO the utterer and gave him blow In the chaps.
The blood came, whereat the young lady almost
fhinted and looked more interesting than ever The
person making the remark returned the compliment
with kick, protesting that the lady was not equal to
the faultless Venus, in figure, though she came devil
ish near it. Both the young gentlemen then retired
10 garden near by, and had fight for quarter OF
- ek,csx ch hnrn
GOOD lcking-bunged up three eyes out OF four,
and made couple Of noses run In claret.
Meantime a southern stranger, seeing the lady for
rotten in the ire of the two young fellows, very Po-
l,ely offered her his arm and begged to be permitted
10 ace her home. She blushed and consented. He
accordingly escorted her TO Warren street, where che
lives-he was introduced to her mothcr-the affair
w.s canyassed-the young fellow left fighting was
laughed at-and to close ALL the yeung gentleman
,roposed match to the lovely girl She blushed and
consented. Tomorrow they will be manied-while
her old lovers nose is not yet out OF the bandages
From this incident il would appear that fighting
and love do not always 60 together.
CATHOLIC oarHAr AsYum.-A highly respectable
French lady called upon yesterday, accompanied
With two pretty children, one in each hand.
al come to you Mr.. B." said she, ITO get you to
put something into your paper for the poor little girls
Of the Orphan Asylum"
aPll do il most cheerfully madam"
II know you viii. There arc 200 boys and girls,
and they are entirely destitute. Poor souls! What
will become Of them in winter know not" and the
pcarIy tear Of charity glanced from her bright eye
like
aThe jewel Of Giamsxhid."
"How much" continued she, twill il cost to put
IN an advertisement"
"No,hing madam" said !, looking Al the two
sweet hule girls and feeling in my pocket for piece
of gold-a sovereign. "There," said TO one Of the
little innocents every little helps"
She took IT, looked, and smiled.
Al will do what can TO help ysur Asylum and its
venerable Sisters of Charity"
81 know ysu WILL" said she, rising to depart.
Make courtsey 10 the gentleman" she continued
~ the little girl
She did So and they went away.
The following is the money collected yesterday:
Mrs y. $ (ny fair visiior) eoe
sr~"' WOW, D'a'"" -. aas
LG.B SIS
some little girls 100
Amount collected yesterday, eH7s
Who piyos more? Who will add another mite |