Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-07

i is% they would certainly make ii end in smoke
ar: Bosworth spoke At length in vindcstsn Of the
Sub xfsaswy scheme, md in dcprecistieu Of
the banks, and Mr.. Bidde's patriotism. He
seeae IN sarcastic terms Of the conservatives, and
OF IT. Rker, whom he denominated humbugs a
pirate under false colors. (Dunag his speech the
drnn and fife were heard and load cheers were ve-
clleraled in the street-presenty in marched ban
ner from the l7th ward, thanked by tive 1ssmbeaux
| which excited moe. raptsrous applause.l Mr.. Bes-
worth drew parallel between Mr. Rkers principles
in former times and compared him with the Honor
able Judas lscarlot and the Honorable Benedict Ar
mold. Judas Iscariot was Q whlg-he could give
proof from scripture for the allie we'd himself 10 be
bought up for thirty pieces Of sverthereore ne was
| a WING. Here the speaker reverted 10 Gen. Jackson
and the United States Bank in which we will not fol-
low hm, as the subject is not remarkable for novelty
and the orators illustration OF II was not particularly
original The firemen were always patriotic and VIC
torlous-if proof were wanting look to the fremen
OF New Orleans and ask Sir Edward Packenham's
opinion of them. Let the democrats do as that emf
nent working man Gen. Jackson, did at New Or
leans. and with this adjuration Mr. Bosworth
ceased.
Mr.. Ming was then called for He stated that they
heard that night eloquent appeals, which should pro-
coed from the heart TO the fingers, and nerve the lat
ter to take hold OF the democratic ticket, and deposit
it in the ballot box. The democrats of 1885, would
be like the full grown Hercules, as depicted on that
banner (Ponting 10 one in the roem) which was the
model OF an American working man. Let the demo-
Gratis meet the enemy as Hercules met the hydra it
depended on them to make good the hallegory Mr.
Ming stated that if he saw an Irshman voting or
electloneenng for the wings at the ensuing election
ne would look him in the face and call him tyrant. If
ne saw herman, or one whs came from the land of
the red and white rose the thistle the ever green and
glorious shamrock, the ieur de lis doing so, he
would express TO him his detestaton of his perjury to
liberty. They should all say the lamented Montgo-
merry sald-"Where liberty is, there is my country"
Mr.. Ming recited, "Lives there man with soul so
dead, and the following lines If foreigner votes for
Aaron Clark next week. he would tell him that he had
the United States Bank gold in his pocket. Mr.. Ming
then spoke Of the Conservatives and Mr.. Rker, and
declared that no adherept of Jackson or Van Buren,
democracy could support that party or that person.
Inc speaker urged the meeting TO vote for Varian,
and be the ground at six clock, and concluded
with the last verse of l7lh ward song
How easily we democrats
Cdn gain victory.
:, Terrific applause.
MI. Everett followed, but nothing very striking or
novel proceeded from him. He spoke of the hull
globe, the maryality and the dimocrats Of this city,
In concluding, he begged leaf to offer resolution
that the vigilance committee be instructed to take the
names Of all voters who do not actually live in the
wards In which they offer VOTE to the end that they
may be broughtts Justice.
gentleman offered amendment. He stated
that the wings were colonizing the city, and using
the wings OF Connecticut TO defeat the democra-
cy Of New York. He moved that meeting be call
ed tomorrow night on this subject, and that such
meeting be an amendment the last mentioned reso-
luton We can beat them fairly, bat cannot compete
with them fraudulently; they knew il, and therefore
adoptsu practices.
The meeting then adjourned We hope the temper
OF the amplgher and transparency tender is not the
index OF the disposition Of Slam, Bang e. Co. Pro-
er reasons then TO say, ego to hell have got
thing else TO attend to-"
TaoUBlE IN THE CAMr.-The Wall street papers are |
Ill quarreng and abusing each other, touching Their
advertising, and news boats establish
nents. Chevaler Webb boasts of his large circula-
ion-the Rev. David Hale announces that he has |
discharged Webb from his employnent-and Master
Beoby Brooks talks learnedly of his news boat esa-
Dlishment.
Let as give the public handful Of facts on these
points.
There are three news boat establishments attached
to the newspapers here. The Journal Of Commerce,
Gazette and Express have one concern, formed of a
large boat and two small ones, with eleven men. 1t
costs them probably sl2O per week. Captain Bank
er is the commander, and he is a teerable seaman
the only objection to him is that he measures raytcr
too much across the beams.
The nexi is the collecting concern Of the Chevaer
Webb This consists of one large boat and three
small enes, manned by Capt Lowber, or Loafer and
eight other loafers. As tender to this loafer squad
ron il is called, the evening papers, consisting of
the Star, Commercial, Pest and American, add
small cockboat, and couple of men.
The third News Squadron the rarest latest, and
best is that belonging to the Herald This consists
Of the Teazer, the Celeste, large boats. and the
Tom Boxer, small one. They are commanded by
Thunder and Lightning, and the crews composed
of all the elements Of heaven and earth. In this line
we 60 entirely on own hook, and are in partner
ship with none. We have long since forsworn part
ncrshps Of any kind unless Of these days may
be with pretty, modest woman, that we may take
into the concern-but that's all. With this splendid
squadron we have disaneed and beaten, on many oc-
casons all the other papers Of New York, and we
refer to our foreign and ship news department in
proef
In circulation also exceed all the papers relied
into one in Wall street The Herald issues more pa
pers per day than the Chevaer, the Divine the Roo
by, and the Blockhead all put together. The Herald
10 more read--more admired-more sought after
and makes more money too-no trae in these dull