Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-28

ed and those marked with dagger are locotocos and
elected.
To the People of the United States.
The New York state elections, which take place IN
November next will determine the aseendancy either
of the wing or of the democratic party in this state,
and this decision in New York will inevitably give the
next presidency in the election of 640 either TO elo-
quent Henry Clay of Kentucky, or cunning Martin
Van Buren, of Undertook
At the recent election in this city, both parties were
nearly equally balanced the actual difference not be-
ing 100 votes in 40 000-a mere trife in popular
contests. The position of both parties is believed to
be similar throughout the statethat is to say neck
and neck tail and tail-very like whale, and very
| like whale.
In this condition of things, the Editor and Proprle-
| tor of the New YoRK HERALD, having pity for the
ignorance of man, and love for the beauty OF
woman will turn some of his attention to politics
during the next six months-net as partisan,
for he has too much experience ever TO be
partisan-but as a philosopher, as a patriot, as
an Independent, thinking and rejecting belng-an
animal that may be called phenomenon in human
affairs The history of the various movements OF
beth parties in every part Of the state from this time
ND TO November next will be faithfully collected, re-
corded compared and commented on in this paper.
We shall investigate and analyze the results OF the
last few years. and endeavor to place. accurately and
fully before our readers the state of the question: each
day, each week. or each month, as the new events
turn I'D on the tide of time, like dead mackere with
their white bellies uppermos the tide of the eter-
nal ocean, 1t will be in fact, such periodical PHI
loscphca analysis Of the political elements, heavlng
and throwing in this state, we daily give OF the
financial elements rushing and raging throughout the
nation
In aid Of this project-perfectly original IN tins
country-we desire independent men OF both parties,
and in every counyssch men as love beautiful truth
with rapture and adore more beautiful woman with
deeper raptre-o forward information in detail OF
the several districts so that by comparing the whole
in this great central point of thought and beauty we
may be able to reach some probable and accurate OPT
Mon as TO the result of the next state election ana
the fate of Francis Granger and William l.. Marcy
in November, involving it does the fate OF Henry
CLAW and Martin Van Buren, in 1910.
We are on the eve Of greater movement IN New
York and deeper excitement in the Union, than any
country has ever seen since the call of Abraham
The preliminary contest fer November begins this
day the work. Both parties we learn intend TO &C.
lebrate the recent vietory-both claiming II TO be
theirs--and both swearing, like moss troopers on a
foray, that they will carry New York next fall, per
fas am nefss which being interpreted in the locofoco
vernacular means-"agin all Datur."
Re.IG,vernmento of the United States.
BANK or Nmw YoRK, 30 Wall street.-Capital
| 81 600 OOO-Shares $500. Cornelius Heyer, PresI-
dest. Anthony P. Hal.ey, Cashier. Drectors--J.
waddington, G.. G. Rowland, p. Schermerhorn
Charles M Evers, John Oothout, Robert Maitland,
Henry Beeckman, Gordon Buck, Edward X Jones,
George y. Robbins, John III. Hicks, Robert Benson.
Wm. ID. Waddingtsn, Notary.
| MANHArrAs CosrAsv, % Wall street-Capital
81, $50 0o0, Shares $50. Maliby Geis'on PRESIDENT
Robert White, Cashier. Directors-y I'm O. Coster,
Jonathan Thompson, James MBrde, William w.
| Todd, David s. Kennedy, William Paulding, Thomas
| Suffcrn, William b. Crosby, s. d. Beekman, James
Brown, Campbell P. White, and Richard Rker, (Ci-
"Ms e Basn, Is Wall sueet--capital,
4 al 100 OoO-Shares $50. John j Palmer, President
4 Walter Mead, Cashier. Dircctors-Henry l. Wyck-
of, James Heard, David Lydig' VIM, s. herman,
D'Wofe, Peter l. MENUS, Richard t. Halnes, and
the Treasurer Of the State es-offcio. J. d. Camp.
MrcnAsics' BAsx ls Wall street, Capital 81 ooo-
00o-Shares s25. Jacob Lorillard, President. John
| Leonard, Cashier. Directors--Jacob Lorillard,
Gabriel Furman, France Cooper, III. G. De Rham,
Peter Sharpe, George Ireland, Robert Sper George
Arcuarus, Arson Baker, president Of the Society Of
| Mechanics and Tradesmen er e0fciol Abraham
Warner Shepherd Knapp, Robert Kelly, Philip
/ Henry, Francis p. Sage.
UNios BAsK, IL Wall street Capital q, 600 000
Shares $50. VIM. Howard, President Daniel
Ebbets, IT, Cashier. Drectors-Samuel >. How
land Mortimer Livingston, Knowles Taylor Morris
Ketchum. Edwin U. Bergman, Edward Kellogg
William Augustus White, James Chesterman. (Three
vacancies.l Howard III. White, Notary.
BANK or AmKnIcA, Wall street, corner William
s,reet.-Capital $500, zoe. Shares 900. George
Nawbod, President. David Thompson, Cashier-
Directors-Thomas Buckley, George Griswold, Ste
Iphen whitney, Jonathan Goodhre, benjamin l..
swan, John Johnston, Peter Crary, J. II: Rowland,
Fred. Sheldon, John u. Lawrence John W. LeavtL
David Lee, Samuel Nj. Fox, Chas Dicknson, Jero-
mus Johnson, John Targee. Stephen O. Williams
Notary.
PHssx BAsw, "A Wall street.-Capitai sl,5e0 O00
Shares SIS NJ. II. Grinnell, President. y, O.
IOgden, Cashier. DIrsctors-David Bryson, >. y
Crsry George sharp, John Robins, Henry Parish
CART Storm, M. II. GrinnelL Jshn Gray James
w Otis, Robert Ray, Benjamin Cwtis, James Do
MADISON, James Campbell. Zone vacancy) VIII
liam Van Hook, Notary.