Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

in New York. This was the order Morning Her
aid, one edition; Evening Herald one edition Week
y Herald, three editions. We de not recollect that
in our palmest days, heretofore, we saw such
demand-such perfect voracity for our paper a
existed last Saturday and yesterday. About l50 men
and boys were crowding round our Office, waiting fol
these editions. Indeed, so great was the demand
mat we had oput sirth edition to press on Sat
urday night, which we called the Sunday Morning
herald consisting entirely Of reading natter and the
latest news up to the last hour on Saturday night
vi TINS edition yesterday morning sold very large
quantity.
| CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN TAMMANy HALL-A
meeting of the Conservatives has been called at
rammany Hall tomorrow night, for the purpose OF
declaring their opposition to the sub-treasury and
special deposte schemes of fnance-aso, TO express
their adhesion to credit system, and perchance to
recommend the issue of small bills.
On this call we observe that the Evening Post and
ether locofoco papers out and declare their as
constituent that these gentlemen should be permitted
| to express such opinions at Tammany Hall.
word on this question. Perhaps no class Of men
are more noisy for the largest liberty of opinion, in
the largest sense, than the locofocos. This principle
this sentmen-this idea, seems to be the leading
trait In their creed. Their brains have room for
any more. Yet like all hypocrites political and re-
igieus their long Wanted principles are meant for
show-net practice. We care nothing for the con-
scrvatves or any other sect of politicians; but we
tend that they have right express their opinions
in any hall, under any rosf they may choose to Sc
lect. The miserable attempt Of the locofoco Post to
choke the utterance of mems thoughts is last and
feeble effort Of the expiring, exploded faction in this
city. Having failed TO destroy the commercial in
suutions of the country they seeking to In
vove US in war with England, by urging on VIE
lation OF national faith and public treaties, in
ton with the revolution in Canada. The abortion of
the recent meeting at yauxhall Garden, Is only
premonory symptom of their defeat now.
Let the conservatives stand "the hazard Of the die"
They have right to express their opinions, whether
those opinions be hostile the loeofocos or to its 90.
vernment.
|, 70 How are the Canadian Committees Of two in
each Ward coming on They were appointed at the
great Locofoeo- Canadisn meeting to collect money.
Do they get any?
We advise those who have any money to throw
away on mock patriotism, TO be sure that they take
receipt for its proper disbursement. Ifhey do not
| some of the receivers may be compelled TO redeem
their shinplasters with it-others to buy themselves
breeches 10 cover their long legs-others rum TO s-
nulats their eloquence and patriotism. Seriously,
however the miserable attempt among Of Ioafers
to raise the wind in this city in order aid the refugee
loafrs of another PROVINCE will end as it ought to-
in abortion
The idea Of involving this country in a conflict with
England, for the qualification of gang of Canadian
Locofocos is laughable enough.
TExAs-The rumored invasion OF Texas Oy t.s |
Mexicans is said to be unfounded. gentleman ar
irving al New Orleans from ST. Antonio via velasco
states that he had heard nothing of the Mexicans
advancing that he met from ten to ffteen Texans,
who had gone into the Ranches for the purpose OF
driving away cattle, who rePoriad that they haden-
countered q large party of Cananche Indians about
500 in number, all well armed, who, finding they
were Texans, suffered them to return unmolesied.
MAroR's TREAT.-In consequence of the riot and
robberies that have before occurred at the Mayors
private residence several times heretofore on New
Years Day Mayor Clark intends entertaining all his
friends today in the Governors Room, al the City
1 Hail. Lest some should suppo that the expenses
attending the same are 10 come out Of the public
purse we take this opportunity of stating that the
cost will be betrayed by Mr.. Clark as faly as though
It was given at his own private residence.
Tx CAsApAs.-There is nothing of any interes, in
dismisng all the prisoners except the actual rng-
leaders, and those against whom atrocious acts such
| as arson and murder can be substanuated.
The Quebec Gazeiic of the 10th, says that the 70.
volt having been put down, "justice must now take
its course and we are satisfied from the character Of
Sir John Colborne and his staff and the British ar
my generally, that no unnecessary severity will be
exercised Military men never enter into the feelings
OF politicians Peace, security, and the restoration OF
public prosperity the objects now to be attained"
| URN CASApA.-lt is not likely that Mr. Van
Rensselaer, can maintain his position Navy Island
many days longer, if he has not been compelled to
ou il already II c,nnot cost less than three thou
sand dollars per week to victual his ragged regiments
and where that sum is TO come from would puzzle
more financial philosophy that Mr.. Mackenze's, al
though he did rob the mail, and take the bank notes
from the letters II the marshal Of the northern dis
,rct were to place posse Of special consabes on the
extremity Of Grand leland, and the main land, the
predatory horde would be broken up forthwith. I'm
der present circumstances they mus, either sarve, or
march into Upper Canada. In the latter event,
McNabb is reported to Be moving toward Chippewa
with 1900 men.
II il fact that volunteers are continually vending