Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

Total recuis 73,65s Chests 1890
Great Public ggeesinw IN 4. VOC or suspension.
inns m"mentous and highly important meeting,
bis with the Fate" OF all the highly respectable
oankrnpts IN the city o. New York and elsewhere,
VIII be held In the Park, tomorrow afternoon, at
Tour O'Clock, rain, hail, shine. II will be one Of
me most extraordinary meetings that ever was held
mere or elsewhere. There are such a large number
OF most respectable bankrupts who are intensely
DESTROYS Of breaking thcms elves and Of seeing every
body else break, that the meeting cannot be put OF
any longer TWAS TO have been held Wednes-
day, Da the necessities Of the respectable banktupts
are so urgent, and the people of Philadelphia are
becoming clamorous for our banks TO suspend,
and so crazy TO lind that the New York banks are
honest, whilst their own dishonest, that the meet
ing must be held tomorrow.
To this meeting highly respectable bankrapts will
be sem from Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, the
state prisons at the latter place and Buffalo, and pos
siSly few pickpockets and swinilers from several
other state prisons and penitenriaries. Mr. r p p.
+. De2rand Of Boston will, doubtless, be present
as a delegate from the intelligent and respectable
baakrapts of that city DR. Dyett purposes sending
proxy 10 sustain his interests, aud promulgate his
opinions al this meeting, and give the result of his
experiences in banking, swindlns, and weaving cot
10 be made in Philadelphia today for the Doctors
release from prison succeeds he will be present in
person. Mr. Rathbun, now in the state prison at
auburn, will have an agent at this meeting; per-
haps he may select MIR. Blatchlord, who Of
hciated as his agent here The United States bank
will also send to represent the fashionable
corruption and respectable bankruptcy Of Philade
phia. The Providence and few other small potato
banks will send delegates-probably Messrs. j. II
Clark, j. + Simmons, G.. ". Jackson, and Mr.
Pratt; and last, but not least Col Webb will be
present, either IN person or represented by his
next /" two chirarous friends" to raise the wind
upon twenty thousand morus multicauls trees,
and TO advocate suspension, and to show the ad
vantages Of state OF bankruptcy and the pleasure
derived from emitting TO pay debts deficiencies
II will therefore'be seen that this movement must
be most important one There are great number
Of fashionable persons in this city who live in splen
did palaces, sport the finest carriages and horses,
and drink the most rare and choice wines, who must
be sustained in the present ing times. The banks
must therefore, be broken down, or these beautiful
establishm nts must be broken up All this will be
proved at the meeting in the Park tomorrow, where
will De allowed to enter except they drive up
the gates in handsome carriages with horses bought
but not paid for. Mayor Warian is particularly
to station strong force at the Park gates
to keep all the low fellows who grossly vu
gar 10 insist ON paying their just debts The ex
citement in Philadelphia IS increasing in intensity
hourly. The people there all getting crazy and
Il, for the Lunatc Asylum; and those who have brains
will certainly blow them out, unless our banks
pend as they desire. Nothing can relieve the respect
able bankrupts Of Philadelphia, or save them from
the state prison madhcuse but suspension Of
a, Our l.apk. luafr hey NJ NOT
suspend except 10 relieve those who in trouble;
and none are trouble except the highly respectable
bankrupts and those who are the Of be oming
80 on the largest possible scale Therefore this class
will attend this meeting and clamor for suspension
CAsr OF Evlr AND Mosrrr Al rHr sur or rHE AsoLr
IsTs.-Judgc lnglis has made ordor in this
requiring the plaintiffs their Attorney to show
before said Judge at his chambers, ii o'clock
in the morning on the 2lst instant, why Ruiz and
Monez should not be discharged out Of the custody
OF the sheriff. We understand some curious atYida-
Wits viii then be read, showing the conduct Of Lewis
Tappan on the occasion Of the arrest Of these gen.
tlemcn. John b. Purroy has been retained and ap.
pears for the defendants.
These Spanish gentlemen suffered every prvation
at sea- nearly lost their lives, have been robbed Of
half their fortune, and by way OF climax are now
deprived Of their liberty. Are not the abelitionists
contensed with the possession Of their amabie pre-
togcs but want To ruin these unofending strangers
into the bargaini
By reference &c the letter Of our New Haven cor
re pondent, IL will be that the arrest Of the
Spaniards is TO prevent them from proc edng
20 Havana procure evidence of their right 20 the
negroes. Our Judges have thus Ear, unconsciously,
lent themselves 10 most base fraud and villanous
procedure, under color Of law and If some relief is
not afforded, the object Of the abolitionist will be
fully yratfsd though they proceed to the
trial Of these fictitious actions Of assault and bat.
terry.
i'uE LIvEEPooL.--Tbis vessel sailed on Saturday
with a verv slim list Of passengers, pretty good
cargo and a moderate :mount OF specie. About 2
p. M the shaking Of hands began, and the last words
were CONNIE ncing when the word to cast off was
given the bell rung, and the several parties collected
icaers, newsboys and otbers-had 10 quit the deck in
double quick time. The steamer very rapidly got
out in the stream, saluted the spectators on shore
with six guns, which were responded to by three
hearty cheers and then she rapidly down the bay
and hence FOR England, no! What anxiety her arri-
cal az IN he Looked for the holders Of uoed Ctatc