Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-18

Capital affair thatj make On excellent leader fer
the evening" w E
We breathsd but for momentum reporter, an
excellent fellow, came in. M
feel very sick, Sir"
"Well what of it Z"
"Can't attend court today"
\" Any thing important ~
"Pat Tracys trial-Dickey Riker counsel.
| Six minutes saw US in the Sessions Court. The
sight, the scene there we shall not easily forget The
pale, callous face of Pat Tracy he sat in the pr-
soners box the fond affection of the wife, clingng
to her husband through every trial. beautifully rea-
sing M0orc's lines
Oh what was love made for, II 'tis not the same,
ThrSagh joy as through sorrow. thresgh glory and
know not, ask not, IL CULTS in ,hatLeart,
isui knew that 1 love thee whatever thou art
The novelty of the Recorder pleading at the bartho
clear testimony of the sweet little girl appearing for
the first land we hope for the lasD time in Court
of Justice-,hc EXAMINATION ofthe lady who had been
confined, by Recorder Riker, the contrary swearing
the hardened villany of the two rascas who turned
states evdencethe late hour TO which the trial ex-
tended-the curious summing up Of the Recorder
half charge, half pleadingthe time Of the close--two
in the mernng-the shreks of the wemen-our own
fatigue, oil combine to make us recolisst with start
ling vividness this 10th Of May 1888.
We reached our Office at half-past two-set up the
types and put in the verdict Again threw oursef
on the sofa at this morning, Thursday and again
woke al six with headache to be again worried and
Hurried by foreman and printers for matter for the
evening and morning papers. "f
"More copy, sir"
"Heres the North west Expedition"
mot enough, sir"
"Heres news from Texas"
"Want more" a .te
"Set this synopsis of Congressional proceedings"
Want more" * @ .a.
Stay till write graphic account of the midnight
scene in the Sessions. There, tits done! breathe
again. Ab'J u. lo'-
A fearful pause of five minntes-a clumsy foot on
the stars-ths adipocere face again at the door.
More copy" ri y,e. E,7
Good heavens can give you no more"
Must have some more-we want few small
pieces to fill up with" .el
81" Here's hail STERN in Mississippi"
"That's not enough" aair taa1 a.a
Here's the account of the Louisiana Bank resum-
ing specie payment" s -v.s .
Not enough" of Fl desa1l s3aaas
"Good God !--youre like the horse leech- eternal
ly crying give give" ee N,''
Want ten lines more" y as. .>..
There is nothing, unessI make an accident Oh,
fortunate, here's another steamboat burst her boiler
Well that is gsdsend. Is that enough
"Just the .hing-the evening paper fall"
$50 to press" ,.E .erll ss.ot sree.t +
Another FIVE minutes breathing. 81 - s.o+
Rap, tap. ss tf<
"Come in-aye-Mr. Buchanan, how do you do"
Just come to inform you of the arrival of the
Guards in Canada-all well. lee' r8
Obliged-hope you're all WELL"
Tas-Come ina swee, young lady enters.
BE seated, Madam" 81 az .
This letter is from Mrs. WIZARDS, at Troy, and
encoscs a lock Of brown hair, omitted before"
Ut shall be sent TO Mr.. Bennett. Good morning"
Rap rsP-Come in. ~ e7rae9
n see that you conduct the paper with as much
spirit in Benefits absence he does when he here,
therefore wish to subscribe" ta...o !
AT the desk below, you'll see remarkably bos-
Aommts man, Mr. Francis, the cashier--he has charge
OF the finance department, and no man better qua-
ned-he'n take your subscription, and thank ysu.
tso." saUrs sE -sr - A. = n 49, II : ,
Rap. Come in.
II wish to put in card showing how Hsmblin
has not done the decent thing BY Miss Missouri and
-Te'e aso SAvvV uuxcuy. ncI GUARDIAN
advertised forit, that is, her mother.
Down below, sir"
Raprnp-rap. "Come inn
Mr.. MCaddcns compliments, and he's sent vow
coffin, and hopes you'll speak well OF il.
III i carries me TO comfortable place In the other
world, 1 will" $500 $500 /.
Tap-tap. nCome in.p reaN N4
JoAn r. DaveHports compliments, and has sen,
two bottles Of wine-he's opened the place undsr
the Knckerbocker Hall" q uan-e W-s-.
Capital place tha,-we'll tell every one 10. And
capital fellows John, and he keeps capital wines"
Tap-tap.
"Come IN" .sf ss..A e. .t.Hss.
I've brought you hat sir, from Messrs. Wallis
q Wrnock's---one OF their new moleskins with
Their compliments; wish you to wear il hope you'll
speak Of the hat as il carries you under. =
Much obliged Good morning."
(fhere Is some comfort after oil in IN editors life.
more copy" sa fee
Shave you any poetry an
"None."
Here Two got new hat and IN write some lines
on my old one Stop here they are:
To nay Old Hat