Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-10
The Crent Tra.i-Comedy.

tons in all its consequences. 1t is perfect tfag
comedy
Ever since the expansions Of the banks, and the &C
lion of the government in 1885 and 30 II was evident
that the germ of great and overwhelming revolution
was breeding throughout the country. The revulsion
oflast spring produced by the joint action and mis-
MANAGEMENT o. the banks and the government, was
The parent of the great change Just ELECTED al the
poIls. We saw this result clearly through the mist
of the future.
On the approach of the election, about ten days
ago we began TO dread that there woald be no con-
test at all. The old Tammany party was 50 dispi
rited divided and broken up, that !, at one tme ac
,uay feared they would pay the stakes, and draw oil
the field.
In order to prevent disastrous result IN 'hese
dull times actually went to work, Ike boy VINO
setsup nine pins for sxpence game, and set up 'he
Ioco.oco and Tammany parties, put clean shFt on
them. stuck a sword in their hand and gave the
word "eo." felt it would have been no victory al
all for the wings, if they had gained the election with
out fight. 1t was necessary TO bring Van Buren,
TWO rnmps into fighting condition, stick them up on
their pins-eoax them into the Scratch and then to
lot the wings knock them down, SO that they could
never rise again
merely took up their deplorabe case as an anna
,eur of the ring-as lover of field sports, but have
gained incalculabe insight into the philosophy ana
anatomy of the democratic party As all malefactors
are disposed of after execution, the wing committee
NJ Masonic Hall has handed 10 me, the chief anato-
mist of the age the dead body of the republican
party" for dissection, and in due time / shall put my
knife into the article ans give clearer insight into It's
physical attributes than any man ever DID, AS soon as
the skeleton ready, shall present 1t TO the keeper
OF Tammany Hall 10 hang up among the other tro-
phies OF the Sachems' cabinet of curlosities.
Indeed. the whole election laughable ALTAR.
II was not till Saturday last that Cambreleng and
The old 'uns" began TO take courage and make fight
/ had hard work 10 wind them up-but that day
CAMS spirits rose SO high that he wrote TO Van Bu-
rem saying we shall carry every thing before US, by
large maorities and so they have, as the lrshman
said when he-on feot-drove the locomotive before
him from Ambcy to Bordentown-"be me showl,
had only to say Whit, and of il went to be shure!'
Seriously however, this election Will have prod-
pious effect on the country. II Is decided and
rapid step in that revolution OF public opinion, which
will end in q nev National Bank. We are positive
that such happy consummation will take place long
before Mr.. Van Burens first and only term shall have
closed IN disgrace The whole union will watch the
movements of the next Legislature of New York. The
opinion is entertained by many that majority of the
this ia very doubtful but it is certain that the Albany
Regency can be destroyed forever if the elements
wisely and effectively welded Let the opposition at
once introduce law to repeal the Albany Argus prin
ting eharter-that will break up the centre of the Rob-
bers' cave Let them also create large State Bank
equal To that Of Mr. Bddes shat will be ready to be
adopted as the new National Bank when change Of
opinion shall have been sufficiently matured 10 create
one by Congress Fair times before us.
BRIBERY AND CoERuPrIoS.-At every movement
make on the public psins-on the publication OF
every original article, of asses cry out-"he is
brbed-he is bought" These fellows don't knew
that can make more money by following my
impulses than by being brbed. 1t is not possible for
money to bride me out of my own suggestions They
said was bribed in the Robinson affair. Can they
say that any longer1
xrr you are too bad" said friendly Hebrew to
me Yesterday "to speak you did of my people"
"well my dear sir why did Major Noaa ndicule
my holy religion for eighteen months or more.
have as great regard for the holy Catholic Church,
as you have for the venerable Jewish Synagogue
cannot bear any thing said against the Virgin"
"well but then TO talk so of Moses"
"Of Moses-Why, don't think msch Of Moses
man who would take forty years to get a party Of
neral Jackson, though flat in currency matters,
would have taken them through il in six weeks and
all safe" Roars Of laughter.
NEXT State LEGIsLATuRE.-As the next egIsla-
lure will be Of more importance than Congress, we
intend TO organize corps Of reporters to report the
proceedings Of that body similar TO the corps that
created such sensation at the last session OF Con-
gress. We are on the eve Of a general revolution IN
this state as a precursor to entire change in the
general government 1t is highly important and inter-
estng to give full, clear, classical and philosophi.
cal history Of next winter proceedings in Albany
To do that we shall spare expense, and now give
fair warning to all the other papers that we to
beat them out and out
O. The election contest was useful in one respect
II caused expenditure of $4,000 in three days by
both parties upon a very deserving race of loaiers
who wanted something TO begin winter with-the
elccioneerers.
II The first repor; Of the Institute Of the Blind
is out Let US take look-tha,'s mere, poor souls
than the inmates can.