Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-19

IFrom our Evening Edsion q Sainrday.i
From Albany.

From our Ev~.hag Edaion 81 ss,urdayi
From Albany.
STATE IEoIsLAruRT-In the Senate, on Thursday
the mortgage law Of last session was taken up IN Com
mi,tee Of the Whole, and after some discussion was
postponed for week or two. The same COMMITTEE
riaen took up the bin for the relief OF partners II was
originally introduced by Mr. Tallmadge and reported
with several additional amendments. from the Judiciary
commune 10 enable creditors TO discharge individual
members Of firm without dscharging the residue Of
the firm After some remarks from Messrs. Young,
johnson Dickinson and others, the bill passed, as
reported. and ordered a third reading
m the House nothing done but some captous and
frivolous wrauging on the presentation Of petition
against the repeal OF the suspension act, from Herk
mer. Mr.. Mann stated that the petition from per-
in favor of metallic currency whom Mr.. Barnard
had designated on late occasion low in knowledge
On this somewhat personal discussion took place be-
tween Messrs Barnard and Mana Of no interest to the
public except 10 shew how miserably and unprohably
the time for which il pays three dollars per diem is
consumed.
TIE INTERNAL EcoNoMY OF THE HERAID.-lt is
not without reason from empty spirit OF ridiculous
boastus that | claim for the Herald practical and
moral superiority in all that appertans 70 the quah
cations Of newspaper every contemporary press
one has had such experience in the profession as has
fallen 10 my lot no one has had such opportunities of
studying the subject under many and varied aspects
and no one can bring the task such accurate know
ledge OF public men and unless he they GO
through the apprenticeship of Is years have
tol>d through.
Endowed with these advantages, il is wonder that
the Herald has gone ahead in saeh dashing style and
Thar takes the lead in all the subjects that arise
in the social moral political business and mercantile
relations Of life Under my experimenting control my
stans diligently engaged in preparing materials
for the columns Of the Morning and Evening paper,
tracing the untessence of the objects Of existence and
catching every incident that dverses the daily
of the different classes into which the society of this
great magnificent wealthy intellectual and enlightened
city is divided As talent is correctly appre
ciared and literally rewarded by me, always have my
business performed in the best my salts
faction and the qualification of my readers of every
class who read in the Herald as in mirror the man.
Of every circle, the of the
tire population and faithful representation Of the bust
ness iateres's and pursuits Of all.
BY steadily pursuing this course, / have created a
new in the newspaper system, the benefits of which,
be ascertained, by comparing the Herald with
The papers now published in this city In literature
a path ia the business Of life, in commercial bust
ness and general information it is fall
pie and accurate than any other in law reports its
periority is acknowledged by the its cotempo-
raries have its details in the way Of copying while
is. par rceence the paper Of the ladies' in all that
relates fashion, amusements balls and soirees II is
the record Of social well public and
be dispensed with in evening meetings, al the do
nestle hearth round which the family crowd
What has given the Herald this popularity and
tanned il amid all the attacks which has been sub.
jecied, Ii originality its fearlessness-s truthful
nessthe untirng perseverance and Jealous diligence
with which il has been managed-and the entire devo
tou 10 the general interest OF the abilities and talents
such as they are with which God Almighty has en-
dowed me.
The Herald is savish of the Of any
particular clique in finance fashion ethics politics. or
religion-ils course is sui gcneis does follow in
the wake OF public sentiment and echo the feelings or
prejadces of the multitude When truth is unpopular
IL argues II into fashion-when eharlatansm and ham
bug are in the ascendant. il opens the eyes Of the
credulous, and makes them questionable. The phi
losophy of Journalism was unknown in this city until
the appearance OF the Herald and from that epocha
may be dated the gradual, but and inevitable
establishment Of better order Of thiags in this
essential of the accessories Of refined. enlightened
prosperous and happy civilization. Undeterrea by
menaces unfeuered by opinions, fearless in princi.
pie and confident of the support and favor Of the good
and viruous, il will proceed onward in its Of
improvement and dazzle the eyes OF the owls who
envy what they cannot appreciate, and aiiemp, to
subvert and undervalue what they have neither the
grace or the ability 10 initiate.