Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-15

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By the A.a Lssisa, assivsd 1t this psEe. we have
received highly porsant iussii genes, stsm Msxieo
q the I'D alt, conveying ~ the istslgsnes Of the
Suppression Of the liberty Of the press md other acts
Of despotism by Santa Anna. The annexed letter
from oar correspcedent 10 accompanied with an o.
position Newspaper, Gel CosmePolita," !. which ~.
cry column is blank except that which contains the
decree Of the despoA
Mexico, ed Apsil, 1882
Jamie BxxxxTry ESQ.
SrR.|i send you paper-the organ Of the oPposi.
tisA here-by which you will that the first step
10 taken towards the sstablishmeat Of military des-
potism in this country by that Prince of Aatecrats
Santa Ana. The paper contains nothing bat the de-
coEamas "spsak daggers" to the despot and his
mini0ns who have dared to attack one of the first
prerogatives Of freemen, What will your neighbor,
the editor Of the g Ncticoso do AmboS Mundos" say
now 20 the party he has SO strenousy supported In
this country? the party who has called from his
merited insignifcaaee and degradation, the tyrant
liberal ss ii ss saw h;
opinion and has rveted the chains which ara to keep
the Mexicans another century, perhaps. in the gall
Of ignorance and superstition? VIII dc IA eIrsn!s
an act, which ought to bring down. and will bring
down, the head Of its author the execration Of
every lover Of fresdoms If he should do so, leave
him to you Mr.. Bennett, and may the Lord have
mercy on his soul Yours,
ACoSsTAsr REA3kR THE HERALD-
Nh. wrBsrExs PREPAHATIoxs.--0n Saturday
last Mr. Webster left Boston, and Monday arrived
in this city, in preparation for his voyage to Eng
land, in the Liverpool, Saturday next In Boston
he received complimentary dinner-a splendid vase
and a very handsome piece of cloth to make = coat
and pair of brseches On the latter present. the fol-
lowing interesting correspondence is published in the
6 Boston Atlas -
| Bosros, May 6, 1892
DEAR sR-Having heard OF your Europe,
beg accept the accompanying suit Of clothes made
Farnun Waterford, Mas, which have doubt yos will
be happy to specimen Of American manufacture
Very respectfully,
~ MILTON sLocoMB
SUMMER STREET, May !. 1882
6ssILxMrSI accept with peasre he present Of the suit
which you have polite enough send Both in mate
rial and making the articles appear to be SUPERIOR
and shall proud show the proofs Of the progress Of
American manufacturing kill
Yours, with much regard,
DANIEL WEBSTER
Msssrs. Mu.roS sLocoMB. FaDesil Hall.
These are substantial testimonials Of ssteem-tes
tmonials which must be as gratifying to Mr.. Web
ster, they honorable aud generous the part
Of the donors. We know very well how 90 exalted
anu man must icel-iOE VIC uAVc TcCSIEeu
many presents Of all from kind friends in
New York that we have had long experience on
the subject We have received hats, and coats, and
brsechss sd boots. and Shoes and gloves aad shirts
and cakes, and wine, and books asd toethpicks and
almost every thing that enter into the domestic
economy. How different, in these matters, is the
taste Of America from Europe. In the old world the
danseases, the opera singers and such like people
the public favortes, and receive the presents Of
breeches and bouquets, and all the other marks Of
pssiic appreciation HAr. intellect carries the day
orators and editors get all the presents and praise
| IT'S better
Now that Mr.. Webster is among Us, what are we
to do in expressing opinion before he leaves our
shoresl Ought not something hand some 20 be done
some elegant public dinner at the Astor House
some mark Of public esteem rendered himl Mr..
! Webster goes to Europe without the accidental ad.
vantage Of Official rank. He is not the representa-
tive Of locofoco government or a Kitchen Cabinet
| -he is the specimen Of original people, and such
| aspecimen as cannot be seen every day. He is an
ambassador from the repnblic Of mind and intellect
70 the like great elements, struggling for power on
the other side Of the Atlantic That he will create
sensation in England, there can be no doubt We
shall see, however.
Dun PACKET Subtitle Garrick and Albany ar
rived yesterday from Liverpool and Havre, zach
having performed remarkable short passages. The
former sailed only six days before the Liverpool
steamer, and the latter ten. The Columbus Captain
Croppcr. arrived last Saturday also made the pas
sage as quick as the Garrick The trips hence arc
invariably made in fourteen to twenty days the ma
jority in seventeen and eighteen.
In consequence of the quiclness Of the passages
made to England, many persons prefer going in
smiling packet TO steam ships. For our own part, if
We goinV Ia Enron, top,orro~--apd in a raxy