Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

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think ysu not kept faith with the public You warned
your readers yesterday Of the probability Of the carriers
ns extsrton the occasion Of issuing double sheet
then surprised when crossing the uton Ferry to
find six demanded by every boy for your paper Relying
your promise that there should be supply your office,
proceeded sirawsy to Ann street, and there told soon
after nine oclcck s the psper gon and would
be the boys standing own steps,
and mingy demanding three times your price Thus am l.
and have doubt many others are deprived sight of your
double sheet Sryou just talking very largely ana
He who rretend, most too ONT" hope on the
next occasion will keep supply at your Office ana deea'
even petty extsrtion Your WELL W"Afk
AxswER.-We answer "We Wishcr" that we
are innocent of blame. We published an extremely
large edition, and reserved quantity at the ONCE
sufficient, as we thought to prevent all advance In
price by the boys, and to supply every demand But
the demand so far exceeded anticipations, that
the conse quences justly deprecated by our cor
respondent, naturally followed. The error is not IN
our intention but in calculation. On finding the
extraordinary demand the boys very naturally in
creased their price, nor have we any power over
them after they have purchased and paid for their
papers.
But we can remedy the future. On Thursday the
18th, when we publish next double sheet, we
shall take care to prevent such another occurreRce
as the increasing price by the boys We shall, II
necessary, print and issue double the circulation
did last Thursday; and if the public require many
as 10000 copies, we shall be able to supply them.
Our steam engine and double cylinder can throw of
nearly forty thousand impressions IN t,celre hours,
and we shall take care to have full supply, and
thus the price at the regular rate of t'co
cents per copy Advertisers will please hand in
their advertisements as soon as possible.
The OPINIONS OF TIE rEE-rorAL DEPRAvIrr
havQ from me m
time, thrown out few "gentle hints and damnable
inuendos relative the corrupt state of the Wall
street, or Tee-total Depravity Press; and our re-
marks have by many been taken for a cunningly de-
vised fable. We have also spoken out on the sub
ect like the full mouthed cannon, and told the truth,
the whole TRUTH and nothing but the trnh in relation
to the rotten condition Of the large newspapers of
Wall street and their tenders; and our statements
have been set down as the emanations Of envy,
hatred. and malice, and all unchartableness. There
fore we had concluded to let the world wag on its
way and trust to time to set all these things straight
The nataral course of events has effected the OBJ
ject we aimed at and opened the eyes Of the public to
the real state and condition of the teeotal depravty
press. The conductors of those very papers, who
have ividualy and collectively, been trying for
four years to put down the "Herald,'' foiled in
that object, and surcharged with spleen and pollu-
tion, have turned round and begin to spatter each
other with their filth This is more than
pected and in fact, just what predicted. The
first development of this war Of words between the
pot and kettle branches of the tee-total depravity
papers occurred in consequence of the publication
OF little trashy pamphlet, about which few knew
anything, and still less cared Blu, the nsignfcance
Of the media matter OF moment with the
rival rowdy tee-totaldepravity editors; they wanted
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begrine some body something; had they kept their
accumulated bile concealed in their own bosoms
much longer, It would have poisoned them, so rank
was its nature. They did
Is Digest the venom O. their spleen
Till IL did split them"
they belchcd forth their abuse, and here are their
unbiased sentiments and sincere opinions Of each
other The first is from the esprit of the Times"
in answer to Noah's defence of Gen. Morris:-
"The "Star has sufficient character for disin-
terestedness. to cheat, by show Of good nature,
single reader into the belief that those pus the
candid expression Of the editors opinions. 1t 10
generally adopted, however successful the 'Star'
may find il, standing in that partic uar in COMPARE
son with the daily press, SOLITARY and Alone"
This is toerably mild for the first shot, and the
esprit Of the Times is niggard in its Of
abusive epithets presume it was only trying the
range oil ITS guns. however, the shot told, and
brought back broadside from Major Noah, ria Gen.
Morris, ria q Hum n Co. But as the song says,
/" here is the thing, and the thing speak for
itself -
"This is not the first time that the Spirit of the
Times has charged Us with mercenary motives: but
he is greatly in errer-we not lucky as to be
paid for pufs. We do these things con amore.
We have to scramble well Cannot re-
quirng, not asking aid. We never had a Mother
Carey and her chickens" at our hack from whom
few thousands could be borrowed for special purpo-
scs, some persons connected with the Press have
what they CALL :" the good fortune TO possess. We
have no silver goblets aad hampers Of champagne
seat sent Us from certain quarter for "wrting down
Hamblin"
This was all very well, far il goes, but il sa.
too much Of the "damnable inuende," and was
not sufficiently explicit to suit the taste Of the moral
and religious Sunday tender the teetotal depravi
ty press, FOR the SUNDAY Morning News" yester-
day, tells the whole story in the following refined
specimen Of Sunday light literature
eve have testimony strong enough to convince
any unprejudiced mind that the esprit Of the Tines
has been recently sustained by extensive pecuniary
accommodations from Mrs. Miller, the notorious
keeper III a noted brotheL And we have positive
proof that each OF the brothers 1.-THE "Corsarl re-
ceived from her, few days since, five hundred dol
lars, basket Of champagne and silver goblet. a.
reward Tor their outrageous attacks upon the popular
manager Of the Bowery theatre"
Now, we are utterly at loss to tell what devel-
opment may be made next; a most astounding one,
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