Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-15
Our Double sheet.

This day we give our readers a specimen of a
double sheeted Herald, price, as usual tco cents per
copy In beauty of typography, accuracy Of matter
and thought, in SIZE and extent in every characters
Tic of newspaper believe, that every unpreudi-
ced person will admit that it far surpasses any of the
Wall street prints. The extent of our advertising bu-
siness is beginning TO be so great and the popu-
iary and circulation of our paper to be SO extensive
that may be under the necessity of frequently is
suing similar sheet during the ensuing summer.
For the extraordinary growth of the Herald, and
its equally extraordinary popularity, we return
sincere thanks TO the public, men, women and chill
dren. No man has ever met with SO much bitter,
malignant, personal, uncalled for, opposition and
persecution as l have For two years, continual
stream of private and public defamation has poured
out upon me, from the filthy, corrupt bleod-staned
and bankrupt receptacss of the Wall street press
Although my private and public character is without
a stain, yet sceundrels, without reputation them
selves have invented and published lbels without
number against me. The grand jaries-the courts of
justce-pubc institutions and religious feelings and
preudices, have all been excited and perverted in or
der to compass my ruin. Treachsry has also been
resorted o-and from recent facts and crcums tances
i have reason to believe, that persons whom never
could have suspected, actually attempted to set fire
to my premises, and to destroy, by confagration,
what could not be accomplished by robbery, false
hood, SANDER and treachery.
The New York Wall street press, and certain
portion of the corrupt bankers and fnanciers, have
been the fountain and supply of this embittered and
cowardly opposition. Yet with the aid and counte-
nance of this generous and enlightened community,
have silenced all the flood gates of malice put down
he m al Mt Incl ada drfilI
ston, erect and prosperous, beyond their reach or
power. With the balmy opening of the spring. open
another of the seals of the great book of fate
From this blessed day forth, the Herald, on its pre-
sent organization and system, exceed in all the
essential requisites of newspaper, every one now
published among u.s. In this days paper the public
will perceive what can be DONE and what we perform
today, be performed every day, when business
and the wants of the community require it, Our am
bton is to publish free, moral, scientific, fearless
Independent journal; established on the immutable
Interchangeable cash SYSTEM and beyond the influence
of banks, factions, parties clqaes coteries. This
newspaper is a moral and philosophical institution
an element in the social and commercial system of
the age tits the newborn organization of nteectu-
al power adapted to the present era and as neeessa-
~ for the march of civilization, as government,
court of justice a religious worship. Nothing can
impede its progress growth, or future eminence,
but the abandonment of its principles, the wreck of
the mind that gave it existence. Ofths there is no
fear, as long as the liberal and generous community
Of New York rally around our Journal, in such
numbers as they now do. Our course is onward
AT this moment, We circulate among all classes of
society, more papers daily than all the Wall street
papers PIT together Before the 4th Of July next
this crcul ation will he douhled