Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-05

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consideration The British government always takes
care Of their commerce. IL our government only 10
guard the interests OF rogues and fools 2
II "Cold Wittals," our old poetic correspondent
has sent us several articles called "The Statesman"
on the late and present administration.
On the receipt of the first, promised to publish
It, We now recall that promise for good and suffic-
ent reasons. The articles true-yet can't pub
| lish. They are well written-yet wont publish
| They are pungent-yet wont publish. What,
then, is the reason that have changed my mind Z
will tell. Naked, unconnected political DISGUISE
tons on any subject l abominate. The news
papers are full of such trash. My ideas Of managing
newspaper are altogether different. No reasoning
has any effect on the public mind unless it be con-
nected and naturally sprnging from the events of
yesterday. Essays are flat and iRsipid newspa-
per should touch subject unless it naturally grows
out of some new event-some fresh occurrence, in
politics, society," philosophy finance, religion. The
great error which editors make is to make their pa
pcrs the channel of long, tedious articles not directly
connected with new incidents, and brought in, head
and shoulders, before the reader and the psblic.
cannot, therefore, publish Gold Wittals."
SUBssRIBERs FOR THE MADIsoNIAN journal
we learn has received nearly 300 subscribers from this
city, comprising the very flower of the democratic
party-one half the Tammany General Committee
and large portion of the Wings. We learn that the
following names are on the list
John Mason,
Joseph Hoxie,
James G. King, and many others in Wall ST.
The subscription list is increasing every day.
LocoFocos IN HARNEss.-Lasl evening the locofo-
cos held magnificent meeting in Military Hail. A
full, graphic, and picturesque account of these "yel-
low jacket boys will be given if possible.
The locofocos feel crack sure of carrying a large
batch of their ticket at the election in November
Bets are made in immense amounts for these boys of
capitals cents on each member. The next election
promises to be quite amusing.
II The Young Mems Committee met last
night at Tammany Hail. This is the locofoco, hard
money portion of Tammany, and fiery, enthusiastic
set of fellows they are. They swear they will use
up" the Old Mems Committee for supporting the
Madisonan.
MARIA MoNK IN DlsHABrLLE.-On our outside
will be found full Development Of the curious at
tempt made by Maria Monk to get into the Catholic
Orphan Asylum of Philadelphia, and thus grind up
fresh materials for another brochure Of lawful Dis
SAo0uiSS' A. 10 WHICH oy Ut. Stcign WHICH dT6
the full explanations of her past mpositons to come
out2
II Somebody" in disguised hand, has sent
me new specimen of shnplaster, and asks if it be
good" reply, it is not good-t is bad--bad-itis
worse-t is awful-it leads to hell and damnation.
They who deal in such shinplasters will find the
truth of this before six months are past and gone
II THE CsyScrL OF SAcHENs met last night at
Tammany This body of blockheads are in favor Of
the "creait SYSTEM, and opposed to Benton and mint
drops. They have fallen, however, of late into the
" scar and yellow leaf" A fig for trash!
MYsrERIous-Three ladies', one of them very
beautiful, TALL graceful bright-eyed young, banette
called upon yesterday to make further enqu-
res relative to the unfortunate girl who died suddenly
in the Dspensary, corner of White street. on Friday
last One of the ladies related the whole circumstan-
ces, which have already published in our edition Of
Saturday last. She was eloquent and feeling in her
remarks, manfesting sympathy for misfortune
which made her interesting and engaging.
II seems the name fthe girl who died SO suddenly
was Mary Muligan On holy relic, called = Cos
pei" which she wore in her bosom, this name was
inscribed II the mother or friends of the poor girl
be thrown into alarm, at hearing nothing of her. they
may nnu Wnere sne was buried from the accounts
given. could not help remarkng while the excellent
lady pouring out her amiabc seasibility, what an
additional glow Of beauty a receives under the
influence Of good heart
FOREIGN NorroSs.--The sarans of Philadelphia
have sent Professor Bnche to Europe to pick up some
knowledge and import il for the use of he Grard Col
lege Of that city, Can't we raise our own bread in
this countryl Is there not originality enough in the
American systems Of education on which TO found
the discipline Of the Grard College1 Must we take
all our fashions, and get onr grain from Europel
How long will it be before get out of |, adipg
strings? Because the fnanciers Of Philadelphia Dor
row money in Europe must they borrow ideas also
CASH ADVERTISING BUSINESS From the columns
Of the daily papere, during the last week. take the
following statement OF the cash advertising business
Mon Ta Usd tn. FRI Sat- Tot So
Cour. Emo IL IA /. . 10 III az
Jour of Com.
Express
Mer. Adv
Tires 2 10 10
Com Adv. = u ii
Evening Post s 5
Evening star . 8 Z n ~
N. v, American II ~