Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-23

banking system is just beginning to be understood
The great secret is never to issue more paper thar
you can redeem in specie on demand. This feature
which know how to communicate, will make "Ben-
netts Better Currency" the true paper money.
INCIDENT OF THE TIMEs.-Not long since distn-
guished merchant who recently Frustrated in the
experiment" hurricane, advertised splendid private
carriage and pair OF elegant horses for SALE He lived
in of the new palaces, in a square, up town. One
day footman in livery looking gay and lively, knock
ed at the gentlemans door. The servant opened the
door.
81 have a message for Mr. d." said the foo'man in
livery, outside.
81 will mention il to my MASTER" said the gentle
mans gentleman.
In few moments the gentleman himself came to
the door. ..
"What do you want my MANI" asked the gentle
man TO the footman.
"My master desired me to present his compliments
you and to ask the price Of the carriage and horses
you have advertised for sale?"
"Who is your master, my man"
"Mr. Cambreleng, sir, desired me to present his
compliments, and ask the price"
"What Cambreleng?' asked the gentleman, the
lightning just beginning to fash. Churchill C ~
"Yes, SIR"
The gentleman lhrus, both his hands into the bottom
ofhis pockets-"Go back, my man, tell your masIerl
shall never permit him, if can, ride behind my horses
or in my carriage. II he ever does so, he must buy
them at second hand. Tell him that never with my
consent shall sucha
Here the footman went off, and left the gentleman
stormng at the door. In a second he shut IL, and re-
treated TO his parlor, his countenance covered with
Indignation and his eyes flashing fire.
"What is the NATTER dear par asked beautiful
daughter, throwing her arms around his neck.
He sat down on the sofa.
"To see such beggarly fellow, who few years
ago had TO 90 to Tammany Hall and get him shirt
by bartering himself away to the demon Of politics
to see such fellow bringing ruin industrious men
by his politics, and now have such impadence, is
bearable.
"Do dear pa, tell me what is the matter p
"Isit not enough" said he, " to make men dodeeds
of unkindness. Beggarly fellows running commerce
and ecounry and then avaiing themselves of tsese
very msfortunes TO set up establishments and make
dash through Broadway"
"Dsnt be angry, dear, dear pa. know whatloses
we have all sustained. Don't be unhappy. will part
with all my fine things the horses carriage and all,
so that we may be able to meet misfortune with
age"
Mr. d. could not long resist the sweet soothing
tones of charming, sensible and intelligent daughter.
One thing is settled-Mr. G. will not drive into
Washington with Mr.. DIS splendid carriage and
horses during the next session of Congress. That
fea, is postponed for the present account Of the
weather. Hereafter Mr.. G. will take care TO whom
he sends his compliments again. Churchill had bet
ter send them to the locofocos.
TgE TALnADoEs.-The letter of Mr.. Senator Tai
madpe has created great sensation. We have now
in the United States and State senates each Tai.
madee. Formerly General James Talmadgc, the
head of the family, was lieutenant governor.
The Tamadge family is beginning, after long re-
iirement TO their former celebrity of character
and Intellectual influence in the affairs Of their native
state The terrible tyranny Of the party which
has ruled New York for ten years, has destroyed
every thing like talent independence, or philosophy
in public men, For that period we have lived in the
calm of despo,sm Mind, genius, intellect refine.
ment, and all the higher orders Of civilized beings
have been prescribed bya set Of vulgar loaiers anc
spectators, without principle, mind, or education
Look at Van Buren-look at Marcy-look at Cros
wcll-look al Beardsley are theyl Eithe
concciicd dandes, or ignorant, half educated specu
lators mendine their breeches at fifty cents pair,
intent only on gain and the spoils."
The revalsion in the currency and the explosion o
the safety fund system, will PROSTATE these men u
the dust in less than year. We must have chang
in this state and successor to governor Marcy tina
will give honor and cciat TO the great state. Wh'
can better do that than GENERAL JAMES TALMADGE
a gentleman, patriot statesman not unknown e
the councils Of the state and in possession Of talents
reputation and genss of the highest order To him !,
the state already indebted for the high standing of hi
more youthful relatives, the one IN the state senate
the other in the United States senate.
We therefore put in nomination General james
Talmadge, for the next governor of New York VIII,
says nay
MAD Doo.-A dog said to be mad was killed TIN