Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-18


brought ont en- the occasion The result last week.
IN this city, shows that secret counter revelation
mas been AT work, which leaves both parties almost
equally matched here and the probability that they
stand in the same position throughout the state.
Mr.. Van Buren, will use the Bank Convention and
resumption of specie payments, to win back ms old
| friends. Indeed the whole conservative movement
has disappeared like the "bascless fabric OF VISION,
AMI the struggle conducted on the old ground-the
state banks united with the government for The re-
sumption of specie payments, hurting Their whole
force against the United States Bank and its political
associates their rredeemable policy If our banks
resume in May, and an expansion OF discounts take
place, which is very likely, business will revive,
prices will rise and Mr.. Bddle and his party will
be either defeated or driven into specie payments and
equal expansions Such financial movements fol-
lowed the spring elections Of lS34-and such seems
likely to follow those Of the present year.
From these views and they founded on indis-
putable facts and sound reasoning, eonceire that
the rhig party in the State Of Nep York is in the
most imminent danger. What policy they mean TO
pursue, we have not yet learned, but the result of
the recent election shews the deep, secret and power
full influence which Mr.. Van Buren, has exercised
through the banSs and the secret Bank Committee,
TO win back the city ofNew York TO his old standard
and to prepare the elements for Of the greatest,
hottest hercest, and NEST important state elections
that ever took place in this state since the organiza
ton OF the government. Now the canvass begins in
every part of the state. The Albany Argus, The
leading organ ofhe party has already broken ground,
and taken It's position, in the following extraordinary
article, (this article was written before saw it,)
which proves every thing have said in relation TO
the real purposes of Mr.. Van Buren,.
FROM the Albany Argus. Aprl IA, 1888
The iRREDEsMABLE PAPER PARTY.-MI. BiddIe stands at
life, its vitality He seeks by every means OF pecuaarf
de-mable and cosIion OF hings-o prevent
SUMPTION OF specie paymen-an! to the state the
Of his peculiarly and political schemes, ie attempt
soundness and stability 10 the and business of The
country and tranquility and prosperity TO all its inter-
e snc his game and the game OF The party OF which he
all nave wached his movements and the movements of
his leading parzans and attorneys and has eR exposed
Of assertion (ahough of usdenabe fact) openly
admitted by the parties themselves Its proclaimed from
the house tops r Bddies manifesto against this and
resumption Of specie payments leaves no 10 any
araon of designs efforts Of the lrredeemabe Paper
Parry.
be nonnaed despite Of all Messr Harrison
,s rect Ss =" =. ana MS ''f'''' '''
Webb, Moab Wise, Graves, &c sc. the acknowledged
leaders ohis Paper Party The two
Tor ser were the purchased instruments Of The Ba.k
ue the candidate ana such the leaders of the Bank ..d
rredee able Paper Party Between such with Mr.
dde at its head-and The Democratic Parry and Demo
promote sound state Of ,hngs-.hr other u,sospdnes
expectation and derang One looks towards
RETURNING sad As an element q psss stresrh
the other promotes depression Unreasonable and illegal
cuuiary deprscisen, auxiliary their
themes of Making sr their csmbna.n for obtaining
oca pewer In Short seeks 10 promote the substantial
be Of by n |
esunpion and by aiding and encouraging the sound banks
league OF paying ard perhaps
anss their rredeemabe issues and their protested na,
es,h "oae the other" says Mr. Biodie, "mus fall"
The present struggle too mas, be final"
Here is the policy of the democrats-what can the
wings oppose to it7 They have the elements Of VIC
ory in their power, If they knew how to use them.
We could single self shaLk out plan of action
hat vouId lead to ricsory but the wings are SO az
ogant, naughty, and superclious, that we doubt
whether they would adoptt
AS this subject and the next election in this state,
will be the most important that have taken place in
fifty years in the United States, we shall 20 on, bring
orlh all political experience and knowledge not
Is partizan, but as philosopher as statesman, as
friend Of the country-as financier Of scientific |
The whole floating, political, and fashion
bile population of the Unien will be concentrated in
his state during the next SUMNER Tor the purpose Oh
amusement making love, marrying |
u studying the great science of finance The success
Il Clay or Van Buren, in ls40 depends on the course
II both parties in this state fer the next six months.
Il is possible also that from the counter action Of the
Two parties-money will be pleny-bank issues will
be prefsse-prices will Misrepresentation will again
and tse watering places will be
crowded, and pleasure and politics will dance, hand
in hand, down the next summer as they did in 1885
and sc. Glorious times!
SuMMEa PRospscrs.-As the banks arc about to