Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

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Last in the 1aH prints, bur NOT in the herald
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Balance of arrivals favor of the New York Herald
For the accuracy of this statement, refer
believing commercial readers-lf any such there be
10 the Ship News of every Wall street print and ask
them 10 compare them with that of the Herald, for
the day indicated. If they do So they will be salts
fed of our superior accuracy DESPATCH means indus
try, and organization, in every department OF COM
mercial paper In ship news alone, the W all street
prints have prided themselves upon superiority over
the Herald-in the money and other markets. they
have long since unwillngy assigned US the palm of
victory.
With all their boats-a their parade-all their or
yanization-al all their physical power-and backed by
all Wall street. we beat them in every Characteristic
in every point of leading newspaper. We are ac-
tive industrious, independent and do business on the
cash system entirely This cash system, accompani-
ed with head heart and intellect of the largest and
rost liberal cast, say the humbug phrenoogists,
is the great secret of the success, power, circulation
and influence of the Herald. The compliments and
praises showered upon US from all parts Of the
world, would make any other man crazy; but don't
care fig for all put together-for it is singular
fact, that the esteem and veneraton Of a party OF
pretty little innocent girls, harmless as new born
babes is dearer and sweeer than the hnzzas of mil
lion of those blackguards who wear breeches, usually
called men, and forming the staple of nations. Like
Napoleon or CBsar 1 only value men to direct, re-
sulate and govern their thoughts, words and feel
ings-but woman is my goddess, my divinity, my re-
lgien, my all in all.
To return-what Napoleon was to war and France
1 pean TO be 10 commerce. great revolution Is
begun and going on in trade, commerce, and cur.
renew. have begun my career with this ude-and
the Herald is the organ-thc Moniteur of a new age
Just developing in national industry The greatest
obstacles TO a salutary reform and revolution In the
practice and philosophy of commerce, are TO be found
IN thu old, rotten corrupt papers OF Wall street.
Seeing my rapid advances IN the new movement,
they have attempted to raise clamor against me and
nv paper-no the real points al issue, the talent,
ability and industry in the rival papers-but on the
collateral issue of " morals and decency" Yes the
very same scouadres who cried out, for two months
last year. against the morals of the Herald, are now
apelogisng for the murder Of member of congress.
All this is vain. The course Of the Herald is only
begun The general organization of my paper is no "
superior to any in New York, but am preparing to
make improvements, which, ia less than one year,
will concentrate spon It's columns the great bulk of
the commercial advertising of New York. The cid,
expensive system of advertising will be changed.
BY making the Herald the channel Of their commune
cations, merchants of all kinds will find it both
nomical in expense, and Superior in publicity. Our
city circulation IS equal to all the Wall street
prints--and our country and foreign, nearly one
third more han theirs II advertisements increase,
as the spring opens, we can in moment double the
size of our paper the "London Times" does
without charging more than tloo cents for the add-
fonal matter
Let the commercial community reflect these
things.