Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-01
MORNING HERALD.


The Farewell.
The bar. ready, and =. .is dat :, S.'p
Hs~,a. For England.
h a%s' ~' h'~ Good
la.d Farewell Why was ne SEN, ,I = E Ens
Grs,slssr Why because be was mad he shall, recove
his rissh.I fhs does not its great matt. there
Gras& Twill ia bin there; there tn. peopl
are Snaa - nc. Skaksrs@e.
In the name of bright-eyed Reaion-of lofty Phi
losophy-of enchanting Poetry-of mysterious Fl
nance-and Of dirty Politics. bid the readers Of thu
experimenting thereby this great, intelligent, en,hu
slastic community bid them iarewe-a short
farewell, and
"Ho for England.
For twenty years have lived, breathed and moved
IN tins iand-this greatest Of greatest lands-dggng
inte lis MISUNDERSTANDING its lovely and enchanting
iemaies-lashrng lis rascay peucians-pating on
Their heads its pious clergy and developing, to the
utmost bent OF mind its vast cnerges-great natural
resources and wonderful character in all that is in
teliectual, physical, financial or sentimental Like
It's own glorious Cataract al Niagara its career is
rushing onward, in every element of human great
ness, which will, in few years, dim the lights of
EUROPE and throw past ages at fearful distance be-
hind. am believer in region-in lofty pure reli-
glon as taught by the founder of ChrstiaHity-but
am rank and unconverble infidel in dirty politics
and drer forms OF government The British Constits-
tion-called monarchcal-or the United States Con-
suutlon, called democratic firmly and seriously be-
ieve TO be ehumbugs and perfect fanfaIoaade-but
In the intellect sagacy, industry and discernment of
The people Of both countries exists the real govern
msRl, and the only conservative principle of civza-
ton. England and the United States are in fact, but
parts Of the same great empire of mnd-peepled by
the same great and wonderful race-talkng the same
the same thoughts-and steam
ing on the same principle. The new development of
steam power in the enterprises before us, is only
fresh preef of the unity of this great emprea greater
than The world ever saw.
Such being the view take of these matters, il will
be seen that GO 10 England as a member of the
great family of the highest civilized race now breath
ing on this gsbe- Thousands are asking-"what
does Bennett 60 for what can he 60 for Z" Some
say, to raise the Royal George'-others, 40 ask
the hand Of the Queen for unfortunate President
Badinage apart 60 to keep pace with the improve
nens of the age, and 10 describe. in particular man.
ner the character, capacity, person. and history of the
y
of New York beside themselves, and inspired, with
new bern veneratien every oafer in this great loaer
community. 1t was bat yesterday as walked along
rascally Wall street and beautiful Broadway, that
was accosted, off and again, by of the finest
looking men-and richest too-and some Of the drtiest /
looking rascals of The day" Give my love TO Veto
ma" remember me to the Queen present my
compliment. TO the royal maiden"-dent forget 10
RI nd tall haYt 10 have
o say TO KiRderhook." Sseh is the interest taken |
among us democrats in the maiden Queen of eur |
fatherland. Thus we &c.
From this year begins a new era in the history of
empire. England and the United States
will henceforth be one and indivsibe. Each will
have its local government bu, the same high attn
butte of mental power, combined with steam power
and set in motion by financial power moulds them
int single empire-a single country-a single pso-
pie.
Obi | foreo, to mention that my health is also one
of the reasons for which go to Europe. Don't cry,
swee, fair ones. don't 90 across because am on,
Of health but because have more health, strength,
money, and enterprise than know what TO do with.
Mono don't cry-Tll be back soon, 10 wipe away
every tear, and hang your Hebe checks with fresh
dimples and glowing smiles.
NJ liz CioSh Picetsciyt ihc hcOc VIEWS cdVSS TIC
dock at Whitehall, and then, as l said before,
For Eagand 10!
LKTTKns PBR THR PAcKsrs.-The letters fer Es-
rope 20 in the Sirius in the proportion of 70 to Of
those in the regular packets. This is evidence Of
the popularity Of this mode Of conveyance with the
mercantile public.
ABUSE or TINE STEAMSHIPS At WAsHrsorox.-The
oRhcial organ at Washingten is quite ugly about the
steamships it sneers at the English for not having
come before, and at the New Workers for receiving
them with some degree of enthusiasm now they have
arrived. The cynicsm and asperity Of the GLOBE can
only be accounted for by the fact that the advent Of
the Sirius and Great Western was contemporaries
with the Csnsa and Waterloo defeats Of the sdmiRis-
uaton at Bslllmore and Virginia, and pat hum out Of
his usual amenty Of dispestsr and equanimity Of
temper In this view only we account for such
qaerulsus assault upon New York, its corporation,
the steamships, their captains the English capitalists
the Wings, Mr.. Asrsn Clark, and every bedy and
thing extsntl Truly the writing upon the wall,
which has frightened the Globe from its propnety, 10
well calculsted to produce such an effects It's Ian
russe 10 plain and obviousi, cannot be glozed over
or explained away and repeats in emphatic tsnes to
- u l.