Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-26

ton weh.vs this week. with Tsmsra,oIy
No have been reported in the bonded market
JUNE 3d. 2ocock r. M-The weather continues remarka
the most limited retail demand immediate consumption AZ
this days MSre, the &c e .sds "a w "a beer Su
below the Tuesday oatmeal Sd to per load
IN in" ps few ses
LvERrooL MARKET June -Ashes-C Considerable parcels s
% ana s e Pea Of
been allowed to tranpme; the market generally dun.
Faxseed-No transactions OF nome aa,, IN. .,ss were
400 puneheons chiefly from the quay at as as 3D.
Rce-A hundred terces dressed Carolina, for home sold
at s:s duty paid. ,ouo
bids British province advance Foreign sugars have
in the market have declined offers OF an advance upon It's pre-
sent nominal quotations. r,ber,.r aso ,r,s er. of
fered auction Monday, and leo b sold los 2 the
mander was subsequently, closed at los "a los 4d
lower; 200 brls American have been sold al Ids.
REsIGSATIoN or Mr.. CAMBRELENG.-Wel learn that
the Hon. c. c. Cambreleng, with that regard for the
voice of the public for which he has been always re-
makable intends to resign his seat in Congress, IN
order TO gather the of the people Of this city on
Tie questions of banking and currency which now ag-
tate the country. On the day before yesterday he
took drive out of town in his second hand carriage
and pair of Bazaar horses He sat on the right hand
and made very fine appearance. II was during this
ride, and just thunder storm approaching
that he concluded in his mind to crafty the peo
pie of New York, ~ rcsgning his Office into their
hands. He will, however run again in order to test,
accurately, the sense of the public his meacpro
pensites.
Zitt, zitti! piano piano.
The thing is now settled, and in few days we may
expect he will publish his resignation in the following
terms
TO The People Of Ne1r York:
Fellow CITIzENs,--It is now nearly sixteen years
since you sent take care Of your interests in
con ress During that long period, fatter myself
! lave satisfied you OF my talents-my PATRIOTISM,
and my honesty Of purposes. In that period have
advocated every variety of opinion and have changed
about sometimes faster than You could follow me.
have always been punctua IN the discharge OF my
duties and do not remember that | ever forgot to
draw my raiions and mileage regularly. In CONNER
cal affairs have spoken thirty speeches, written six
reports, and changed fronts as often, sometimes on
this side, sometimes that. am at present in ia
vsr Of hard money, and abomina,e rags. You know
the opposition have made TO the United States Bank.
Ii in the year 1880 that discovered the gross
colruptions Of Nicholas Bddle When was placed
on the Committee of Investigation, / found to my
astonishmen, that Webb and Noah had received
$50 900 out Of Mr.. Bddles breeches pocket, while
only had $1,000 for goiag to view Buffalo and make
out chart Of the west for the directors at Philade
pha. At that discovery took fire, and have been
opposed to Mr.. Bddle since. The indignty Of
estimating "commer cial representative at only
$1,000 and chalkng down editors at So, 725 per pair,
was monstrous. But hard this was, the conduct
of the state banks worse. If the United States
Bank only thought worth $1,000 the state banks did
not chalk me down at a single dolar-not damned
cent This insufferable treatment was not to be
borne. accordingly wrote to Mr.. Flagg when the
suspension law was pendiDg-"leave the banks TO
their fate-they. deserve all they get" In every
other point of view / believe have done my duty
to demorSacy For ten years past, the mocha
MICS, merchants, and traders of all kinds have been
too prosperous in business, and getting rich aad
saucy altogether faster than l was. Arstocracy
and comfort were becoming TOO prevalent Our IL
berries were in danger-and pure democracy at
as great dscoust as Mohawk stock By my efforts
in Congress and elsewhere we have succeeded in
dNanglng the currency. and in reducing every man
very nearly a democratic level. have the plea
sure of recording the failure of thousand rich mer
chants and wealthy mechanics in this city since our
financial measures came to maturity in the middle OF
April last. In this city almost every man il
duced 10 happy level. Every ones pockets are
empty-rade is gone-and the merchants as badly
of as the day laborer. This is the only way OF
rying out the true principles of dcmocracy-e making
all men free and equal-and of returning TO sound
metallic currency. For these valuable abors resign
my Office into your hands, merely TO again, and
thus show The world hsw highly you appreciate the
true principles of democracy advocated by M
Yours, &c. &c.