Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-12

will please TO hand in their advertisements, with the
cash. at 81 Ann street. this day, before six O'Clock in
the afternoon. So great was the press yesterday,
that we should not be surprised to find all space
occupied by the hour designated We have to 60 to
press early, in order to get our immense edition in
time fer the morning readers. Be quick-wrte-
run-hand in.
The Cotton Circular Kxcissment-Wal street
Banks Wall street Prints = Roth Reyuss
all round.
The Wall street papers, having blown their last
blast Of indignation about the Fire apartment, have
been engaged for several days past, in denolishing
famous Circular the Cotton market, issued from
the the office Of Mr.. Wilder, cotton broker with
conscience, and good Presbyterian half way the
road to Paradise.
1t is curious coincidence too that every paper in
that infected district has taken the position
followed the same hollow-stamped the same foot,
and bewailed in the wall of woe 1t is amusing,
philosophical, and instructive to look upon these
sojourners Of Wall street-thesc supporters Of all
nonopoliss in which they may be specially interested
turning up the whites Of their eyes, turning
the toes Of their crooked legs, and cursing mono
poly-the monopoly of cotton--as fast and furious
rs the veriest locofoco in Tammany Hall
What slight from heaven has flashed across the
minds Of the money brokers that they should be so
furious against the cotton brokers? How comes it,
that, in the very hot bed of all monopoly, there
should be such furious war-whoop raised against
monopoly in the cotton market?
Although we have not had the experience Of cheat
ing so large SCALE yet we can see as far into this
milestone any rascal in Wall street. The Wall
street banks not interested in the cotton market
but just the reverse They want 20 cheat
another tack. II combination privately pro-
posed to keep up the prices Of moneyor the prices
fstocksor the prices of real estateor the rates Of
rentsor the prices Of any of those great staples in
which their directors have an interest, then we
would see the ready agents Of these banks-the
Wall street prints-assune different tone, and
preach different sermon. Fer several weeks past
the policy of the banks in Wall street, and of all
their affiliated banks in this region has been to keep
up the prices Of northern stapes-apd particularly
to keep up the prices of leans, which negotiated
with the mercantile community through their secret
agents in Wall street The prices of beef and ofpro-
visons-the value of certain fancy stocks-the prices
of many northern ctons-the prices of northern
manufactures the objects Of these operations
not cotton-not the productions Of the South. Hence
they get their purchased, beggarly, demoralized
prints in Wall street, to make upon the southern
staples and southern interests, because the loans
CURED TO carry that movement into effect, may d.
inish the power they possess to carry on their own
separate depredations upon the great middle inter-
ests Of society, who more interested in the low
prices Of provisions than in the low prices Of cot
ton.
We have feeling, or sympathy, nor particle
OF respect for either party. We consider both as
worse than the Italian Condofer the legalsed plum
derers and robbers OF social and commercial sys
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developed for the purpose Of preserving the prices Of
cotton at its present rates. by strong combination OF
monied power Of which, perhaps, the United States
Bank is the centre nucleus, and the banks OF the
cotton growing states the circumstance or tail OF
many thousand miles in length. II they can by any
organization of their means, compel the Manchester
spinners to pay their prices, there is as much
morality and nationality in it surely, than the
secret dark, midnight conspiracies Of the old Wall
street banks and their affiliated institutions in the
northern states, in keeping up the prices Of fancy
stocks-or making the great masses OF our population
pay high prices for every thing they eat and wear
There is not pin to choose between the two sets OF
shaversor il there is, the southern banks are the
most rational Of the two and far deserve the most
comfortable cells in the Penite for they com.
bine only TO sustain prices against foreign combna-
ton 10 depress prices-while our northern banks
combine against the very community among whom
they live, shave plumber, and have teng in fraud
and roguery.
The truth is il high time that the whole corrupt
banking system probed to the bottom. At this
very moment, the banks Of Wall street organ
ling through their directors in the dark cellars Of
Wall street, the same system Of plumber and usury
which characterized the years ls2o, and go The
merchants begin already TO feel the iron grasp Of the
usurers upon heirthroats. The combination among
the cetton holders is only roundabout way Of es-
Gaping from the jaws Of the planderng savsges who
build their palaces in Wall street. II the panic
now threatening the cotton market be permitted TO
ripen into revulson, the evils will first fall upon
the southern traders, but ultimately upon the New
York mere chants, to whom the former owe large
sums of money.
We are not surprised-nor ought the commercial
world OF the south be surprised, at the one-sided
view taken Of this movement by the Wall street
press That press-one and all-are bound, hand,
foot body, breeches, boots, and soul-no, not soul,
for they have none-to the interests schemes, plots
and piracies which the Wall street banks orig-
nate against the great agricultural and manufacture
ing interests Of this wonderful country IL happens
that the " :. Bank and the southern banks, arc en-
gagged and interested in a different staple affecting
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