Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-14

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The WEEKLY HERALD of today, published at IL
o'clock will contain the second edition OF the LIST OF
SeLvENr HOUSES, with many additions and correc-
tons 40 ss TO make il the most complete thing Of the
kiad ever yet published.
We learn, with pleasure that, in spite Of the at
tempts of such bankrupt concerns as the Journal
Commerce, TO sast odium on the merchants OF Ne"
York by mean insinuatons the publication - hghiy
popular and emnenty useful. One house has IN
formed US, that in consequence of the publication 'hey
received an order for s3OOOanother for $780, and one
for $4,000 These are only part OF the good effects
sprnging from our effort to be useful. On MONDAY
next we shall republish the list again. win general
commentary having reference to the mercantile world IN
Europe.
There will be also found in this days Weekly Her
,ld. full account of the phenomenon Of Animal
Magnetism-the news Of the wcek-the daily mar
kets, &c. &C.
The original reading matter in this days Weekly,
will be equal quantity, to say nothing Of quality, to
that of nearly one half the other weekly papers in
New York, the Mirror included.
NEXT STATE SESAroR.-The Wings have nomina-
ted G. c. Verplanck for the Senae-the democrats
C. G. Ferris. Which shall we support2 We have
no, vel made up our minds Both the candidates have
their merits and dement's.
Mr. Verplanck was able and faithful representa-
tive of New York in Congress for many years-bu
he was in favor of the United States bank of Penn
sylvania, policy always injurious TO this CITY,
What his sentiments now in relation to the slls-
pension and the mortgage laws of last session, which
were signed by VIM. l. Marcy? Both these laws
were passed in direct opposition to the constitution
to justice 10 honor and integrity What are his
opinions in relation TO the restraining law?
Of Mr.. Ferris we know also some good things
When member Of Congress he made one of the best
speeches made in favor of reduction of the duty
on coal. Now s there any thing in this city SO neces-
sary az the repeal Of all coal duties to give
population cheap fuel
The great questions Involved in the corn,ug election
are the suspension the mortgage the restraining laws
also the Infamous shinplaster systematic corpora
ton monopoly laws. We want the rotten banking
system entirely changed and reformed. Instead Of
giving SPECTATORS IOSuCS tHO PNf~A
money without captal-such a sovereign power ought
TO be exclusively associated with the owners OF the soil
the real capitalists Of the country. What are Mr..
verplanck and Mr. Ferriss opinions on these points?
We call upon these gentlemen for an exposition
There are thousands Of Independent men in the city
who despise the shackles Of every party and who
will not support either unless their opinions are open
" known and boldly promulgated. Hereafter the
trick and mystery of elections must be put down BY
truth candor and boldness. Let each candidate come
forth like a man and tell his opinions Then the
great mass OF independent voters will know Their
course Come Mr.. Verplanck-come, DIR. Ferris
NoarH River EXCHANGE ComPASr.-A loafer
looking chap Of this concern called upon me on
Thursday evening. He inquired with small voice,
like womans-in tone similar to Master Feebe's,
one of Jack Fastaf's recraits-"is Nr. Bennett
int"
al am he" replied.
He then handed me a nste with money IN It. read
the note. Itrequcs,sd me to recall the opinions had
gwen Of the North River Exchange Company's shin
plastcrs- to do so in :" my own peculiar way
The bank bill was a tpcnty dollar note of my favorito
monster, the Chemical bank
smiled. "My dear fellow" said to the agent
handing him back the note and the bank bill, "Ican
not take your money! cannot recall what have
said against shinplascrs Ii is a matter Of principle
with me- and it is impossible for money to change my
views"
The fellow looked Reconsideration said keep the
money, and il you cannot recall your words, say
nothing further against u.s."
1 shook my head and positively refused. He then
withdrew taking his letter and his $40 with him.
Now a word to the shinplaster concerns. They
commits mistake ifthey imagine that msney can pre-
vent Us from denouncing what we believe to be wrong
have made a discovery alchemy can make
more money in New York. by being honest, and ad-
vocatng honesty, than by being rogue Where ther,
is talent and industry, roguery and corruption are
tirey useless. The patronage gwen me by this
generous honorable and spirited city, is better and
larger than ali thebribcs that spectators offer
IL had been disposed to puff and praise the corrupt
banks, could have long since received my $4,000
for the work. But prefer honest, bold, fearless
course-behcving that such WILL in the end,
be more profitable and certainly more pleasant
advise the North River Exchange Company to
take the $40 they sent me- and redeem their mscra-
bic shinplasers. l am beyond their reach make