Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-04
From the Richmond Uhic.

Fl We did not see the first call of the New York
Herald for satisfaction" We only say, in refer
ence 10 the second that its arrogance preclndes any
explanation We have often been amused at the ego
usm and lmpudent voubllity of the Herald but we
can do without that Sheet and shall therefore feel but
little concern at suspension of intercourse.
We have stricken the Richmond Wing from our
exchange for nisrcpres enting our statements, I'M
pugning oar motives, and refusing to do us the poor
satisfaction of admitting our correctness when the
facts had been satisfactorily established The con-
duet of these party hacks, who dare not call their
soals their own, except at the dctaton of some po
tica clique would be amusing were not Disgusting
but, unfortunately for them they have no idea of in
dependence, and what they cannot understand, they
malign and abuse. We are emphatically
Nuius asdictus jurare.n verba magistra;
our opinions formed on our own convictions-we
think what we please, and utter what we think have
only the public good, and not the selfish and absurd
considerations of party, for rule of action These
miserable tools, in their ignorance and because eur
calculations counter TO their views assailed us
with incorporate language; and when we called for
explanation abused us. The Richmond Whig is be-
yond the pale of decent communication but we hepe
better things from the Louisville Journal ard the
Baltimore Chronisle this 10 them, however, is the
last time of asking.
WILD Cars EsoArEp!-Tke President and Cashier
of the Bank of Kenslngton, located at Kensngon,
Oakland County, Michigan, have offered $1,000 re-
ward for the apprehension Of Alfred A. DuigM and
Sherman ID. Dir, two individuals who have recently
abseonded with about s40 600 of the paper of the said
bank which it is alleged frauduently distracted
from the bank, without the usual forms Of discount
ing having been gone through with. The uncharta-
BILE belief expressed that the Presidents sigma
ture to the bills of most of the paper with which they
absconded is forged. They are said TO have taken
course running due west and last heard of in
dustrously pamnQ eff their grabbed paper at Chca-
go. This Dwight a. Dix firm have acted stupidity. If
their wants were very pressing they should have
gotten up bank themselves, and then issued forth
like men, laden with their promises 10 pay, Just
as good, perhaps, those they took the trouble to
steal. 1t would have answered the purpose just as
well, and not been quite disreputabe.-Bgfa io
Com. Adr.
KIND FEELrsGs-Mrs. Theler with her infant
child, about twelve months Old arrived at Lewiston,
on her way TO Toronto, on Sunday afternoon. She
had papers 10 present TO the Governor, Sir George
case could be made known al Washington There
was no regular means of conveyance, at the time of
her ARRIVAL by which il possible for her to reach
Toronto until after the hour appointed for his execu-
ton. In this distressing situation, the benevolent citl
zens of Lewiston took her in hand and chartered
a steamboat at an expense of forty dollars, anu she
left for Toronto about o'clock on Monday morning.
Ii s gratifying TO learn that her mission
full and the citizens Of Lewiston may well congratu-
late themselves in having accomplished the rePreve Of
Theer, with almost certainty that his life will be
spared, though he may be condemned 10 Punishment
for life.