Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-02
Iron our Correspondent BrsssAs~-Ns KILL
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caused gate breeze among the rsdicaiA Aotan,
the faithful, wanted 70 amend these deciafatohs OF
political wisdom he styled them. he proposed 20
strike oil out after the word resolved, ana INSERT
that il is lnexpedient 10 charter NauoHai banki-
that Congress has not the power to locate Nationa
Bank in any Of the States. On these questions Mann
hopes to buy the. Whip Democrats up slanding But
as told you in my last, he will be baffied he has
some cunning opponents TO outwlI ana l am much
mistaken # he be not caught IN his own Trap;
Hoey's resolutions are redolent WIN wing dc
mocracy. the good old doctrines OF lovl. They
prove beyond doubt that we are under the reign OF
pure federalism at Washington with ten thousand
more than distinguished the doings the
elder Adams. Mr. III. will call them up on Thursday
or Friday. They instruct our Senators in Congress
to 90 against the bill of hard money abemnatioRs
or course Wright will not obey. That our Senate will
concur, and make them binding on Sir Slas, have
not doubt.
Mr.. Lacy, in the Senate, finished his political speech
this morning. 1t will do much good IN opening the
eyes Of the people TO true knowledge OF the char
acter of their rulers MIR. Maynard q sensible Wing
Senator followed but gave way before ne finished.
He will resume tomorrow He speaks entirely TO
the subject matter under debate and shows himself
better acquainted with finance and it's laws, than any
man that have heard yet in Albany.
The debate was continued today on the question OF
making the stockholders OF the proposed Cold Spring
Whaling Companyable for the debts of the Institu-
iion Mann took up Barnards challenge and at
tempted to show that the history of corporations was
not the history of human liberty. He failed most
completely. Mr.. Ogden followed, taking ground
against the expedency Of such provision in the pre-
sent bill. Tomorrow Mr. Barnard will, presume
shsw up the Herkimer member.
Application has been made TO charter bank for the
village of Lockport with capital OF S4OOO 700. The
inhabitants urge their destitute condition. and state
that their trade absolutely demands Bank. When
will this system of Independent banking be done
away with |? One would think that the suffsrngs we
now endure would open the eyes Of the people TO the
evils of that system. Nothing will ever cure them
bat State Bank with capital OF forty or nifty mil
lions of dollars. Then, if Leckport deserved abranch
she should have one. To this complexion it must
come sooner or later. And if the banks of your city
and the interior only go unshrinkngly TO eurtai
and prepare for the 10th Of May, the call for great
State Bank would come up here before April. That
the present banks will get no extension IS now set
tied question They will, therefore, be obliged TO col
lect their debts in specie in order to pay specie To
avoid such an alternative, certain to GENE, State
Bank must be chartered.
A bill has been introduced to amend the charter Of
the New York college of Pharmacy so as TO require
the attendance upon three years course OF lectures
in that Institution, before any man can be druggist
in your city, or pat up medicines in any shape There
are other requsltions too numerous TO MENTION
Whatever may think of monopoly IN other things
il is absolutely necessary to submit 10 II IN matters OF
medicine. Free trade in the practice of the art of heal
ing is rather too locofocolsh. The Thomsonlan
murderers have gwen evidence OF this.
A number Of persons in New York have applied
for an act to incorporate the Negro Orphan Asylum
What next Can these whites, thus charltably en-
gagged find objects of their own color 10 pour out
their feelings of pity upon? walk up Broadway
would answer this question in the negative This |
nischievous and false philanthropy is too desplcable
o notice. were il not that the tendency TO ultraism
threatens TO overthrow dearest and best lnsttu-
ions. The applicants say that they have thirty |
sweet dear, little picannes Of the coler of coal al
ready under their protection, and with view OF ma
king whole host Of other negro orphans IN the city
useful citizens they ask for act of Incorporation
This granted they will demand portion Of the
school iionvy uv~@
The question of currency IS narrowing itself down
very rapidly TO that complexion which no man can
mistake. Some days SINCE predicted that Mr. Van
Buren, and Mr.. BIddle were the two competitors for
the money power was right The Argus aRnoun-
ces this morning that the question is now-Sub-trea-
sury Plan, or National Bank, which. being :nterpre-
ted mcans-shal Dir. Biddle or the President control
the money power OF this Union2 Mr.. Van Buren,
will succeed in graspng il if his subireasury bill be-
comes law this session. Mr. Biddle will reach the
goal if he can defeat that this winter, and
produce another expansion Of the paper system
One more revulsion and the people will cry out for
National Bank. The chances are in favor OF Mr..
eddie.
COMING RroHr.-A Mr.. Dodge, (who was captured
in the expedition from Bois Blanc against Maiden set
on foot by a vagabond named Sutherland who Is
new prisoner at the latter place, has written TO the
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