Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-15
NO. 400.
lrrom our Evening Editien.I
From washin gtOn.
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| WASHINGTON, May IL, 1893
In what contemplate attitude must thi, govern
| ment appear TO the people Of Europel Here Il M,
ton with revenue OF near 40 millions of dollars
peace with the world and Boosting of being out of
debt that has not dollar in its treasury and il on the
very verge Of bankruptcy How utterly stupid and sense
less the policy which has produced this Of things
and yet, with species OF madness the wonderful
this policy is persisted in By the present administration
Notwithstanding the experience of its whitening and per-
ncious operation and the evidence of decided dsap-
probation by the people furnished by the cleo
tons. II is melancholy fact that there Is sol.
itary this moment in the treasury all the pub.
lie works stopped here, aud suppose will soon be
unless something be Immediately done
leve the government from It's paralysis the public cred
itors are in amaze-the Navy appropriations have
been held back, and Van Buren, has been at last goaded
to do something, lest his salary should Jsd. III
venture say that weak, profgate and worthless
administration has never before digraced, and will
years to come disgrace the annals Of our country
The duellng matter, as l anticipated, has been at
last laid the table and put forever that Cam
may introduce his bill for the of more treasury
notes, grant the power of issuing those that have
been paid in. The Wings will not Ibeheve, this
scheme but will prefer direct loan which will render
II necessary for the government receive and
to circulate the Of banks. The charters Of
all the District banks will expire in July next and bill
has been reported To them for 30 years, which
is opposed, with great violence by Benton, Miles, id
genus omne, who short time since such furious
advocates ofthe pet banks fthis be cond
ton of the people of this District, and indeed of the
members themselves, will be most lamenabe.
The Premier, Haynes has been hattered into the be-
lief that he may be elected Vice President of the United
States the election, and MEANS it is said de.
cline for seat in the House that he may be
prepared for the event. The Premier when he came
to Congress few sessions ago. had his card engraved
in the hourishing styie-"Chas. L. Haynes Mem
Der of Congress from Georgia" A wag, one Of his
friends, suggested to him that gentleman of his dis.
tincton, and so well known the public, did not re-
qaire any addition to his name He took the hint
agreed with his frend-and his card presents only
| the name OF &C. L. Haynes"-the comet without the
| tall DIR. Darwin, to com oment Franklin when he
wrote to him directed his letter to Benz. Franklin,
The World'-and the Premier hiaks he is entitled to
the same distinction for having been acquaintance of
Macon and being able make speech of fifteen min
ntes length in praise ofAndrew Jackson Speaker Polk
Ba mere party automaton He has driven from the
privileged seats of the House the respectable vs
ters, and admits Duff Green and Calhoun's poodle,
Cralle who have right there by the rule, than
any other citizen. The latter is the editor Of an OBJ
scurs Calhoun paper here that has, believe private
DISQUALIFICATION but RulfeI sees or hears
any thing oft.
The soeaker has now made war upon the Lady's cal.
lery and excluoes all but those who with female
or who are introduced by a member. 1t will not be
much crowded hereafter if that rule is enforced The
dandies and loaers will have repair the gentle
mems galleries and their object is merely to sec and
converse with the bellies and others who frequent that
region, they will not trouble the House much with their
presence or spend moment in listening to the nom
sense oil Boon, the ignorance OF YELL the hancss of
Brosses, or the venomous screechng Of Bynum. The
Assembsge of the bellies aud besux in the Ladies' ral
S ey was won! 70 be S of high to
Bat the Tsrk in the chair is determined to put
an end to it, by separating the and keeping the
fair under his eye. Well this may be democracy,
but II is not very pleasant species OF to the loaes or
the beaux.
Among the vi.iters 10 Washington, I was del GIFTED
the other day t. from your city, in the gallery.
with whose appearance much struck She is
magnificent woman-dea apparut nofn. Her form is
stately and Juno .like-her complexion far-her
tenance beautiful her motion graceful and her dress
superb. Miss T-has created quite sensation here,
among those who capable Of approaching personal
intellectual excellence She Pontois party,
"the observed of all OBSERVERS" and carried III the
palm for grace and dignity Her sojourn the splendid
Court of Austria has given quite finish to her man
ners, and qualified her to shine at the cosrt Of Marin
the First Speaking Of courts. circuit has
dered itself spectacle lately, from the language
peyed by Of the judges who tainted each other at
round rate much to the amusement OF the bar jurors
clients and others Among lawyers the following i'm
promptu may hold good, but II will not suit judges
For lawyers to call each other such names
Only shows 70 the world II they like TO take pains,
Non aadttsn tley peal the plaintruth.'
Another May ball was given here on the 9Th. which
attended by the young and the old OF both
II similar TO the have described in my last,
though the company was not 90 nuSerous. II was
ue aristocratic and the little girls INDUCED liz.
tie in fancy dances acquired under the tsiton Of
a msitre de dams Most Of the fsshionsbes atend-
ed, for they suffer ball. roate soree 10 pass
without their presencehinking that they alsne can
give IL ecidt or reputation.
The wigwan Of Cstln is visited by all who have the
least taste curiosity Ii scertanly most interesting
collection and should be purchased by the Government
and deposited in an ediRce erected for the purpose.
Catlin shosld be allowed go to Europe, but en-
ployed finish the beautiful sketches he has taken Of
the splendid scenery OF the far But the govern
meat purchase nothing-the treasury i l'e-
rally its last legs, and Cambreleng today introduced
his bill auhorisng reissue, ad iafaitNm, of treasury
II will not take, however In the Senate, the
district banks under consideration and Benton
was delivering learned dissertation the meaning Of
bamboozle and bambooxer noisy females IN the
gallery in confab with Calhoun. He seemed DESTROYS
to cali Calhoun's attention specially the bam-
Jooller from the awful pause he made. till they had
been ordered by the door keeper hold their tongues
and make less clat,er. sensible man is Thos H. Bea-
ton. HORACE
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