Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-04

RxLIoIous spRrsa MsnrIHas.-This 10 the sea- |
son for religious revivals, horse racing, benevolent
anniversaries trottng nags, buying goods, gambling,
saving souls and going to the devil in every variety
of form and shape. Next week 10 the week Of the
Religious Anniversaries, Is we'll rs Of the Union
Course Jockey Club on Long Island. The following
is the programme of the religious meetings.
The National Religious Anniversaries will commence in
New York on Monday May 9th; the principal meetings VIII
SUNDAY May 5th-New York Marine Bible Society, at F.
MospAY, NAV 6th.-New York Female Moral Reform So
cety 81 O'Clock M the Sd Free church, corner OF Hea
American seamens Frend Society," II p NJ at the Broad
way Tabernacle. . "a
fuEspAY, May 7th-Amercan An-slavery Society," at 10
New York and American Sunday School Union, "a NJ
Tabernacle. CO.,
Deaf a and Dumb ~ y H. Chatham Chapel
"WEDNESDAY May Sth-American Tract soch ", AZ ~ -
second American Health Convention, public meeting at sP
American Home Missionary Society, at u p Taber-
nacle. :, ,..,n n,sh
New York Colonization Society, p NJ Middle Dutch
New York Young Mems Anti-savery Society, y p MCAa-
than street Chapel. = . :,
THvnspAr, MAY 9th-American Bible Society," 10 A. NJ.
Tabernacle :, . At r.h.r
Central American Education Society, ~ Z. w. aoe'
New City Temperance Society, r NJ Chatham'tee'
Chapel , -. -
American Moral Reform Society, 81 p NJ al the 4th Free
church. corner of Madison and Catharine streets
FRIDAY, May loth.-Amercan Board Of Foreign MISSIONS
lOA. NJ Tabernacle. n,r
Tabernacle.
From these and other appearances on the edge OF
the horizon, we believe we are OR the verge Oh
great and powerful revival of religion. The crcum-
stances attending the opening of the Church OF the
Messiah, de veloped spirit-and afresh impulse
81; ChrIStlanl-
ty-and all these religious meetings-arc only strug
giles betwee en- barbarsm and civilzationbetwoen the
original purity Of the gospel Of Christ Jesus, and the
wicked interpretations Of ignorant bgoted and tyran-
pical men, Most accurately did the Rev. Mr. Dew
ey pourtray the present state of the religious world
in his recent admirable sermon in the Church OF the
Messiah. During the next week, we will see all the
folly and ignorance OF man, assuming the sancuty OF
religious belief and obruding itself upon this en-
lightened age as the true doctrines Of Christianity
1t shall be purpose to pourtray this state OF things
precisely they exs-to tear the garb that hides ny
socrisy from public view-and to aid in the recon
struction Of new religious movement, on the iHmu-
table foundations Of truth, virtue, science, and the
simple and sublime doctrines of Christianity as ORR
ginally promulgated by the Saviour.
In furtherance Of this great parpose We ask every
sensible man. and every pretty to fall down
they have no cushion and pray that may be blest
with the light Of heaven for week only in order
that the proceedings of the anniversaries may be
correctly reported during that week. Ro CUES,
spectators and politicians not asked pray for
us. for such scoundrels would wake up the devil to
do us injury-but no good. We mean TO hunt Satan
out Of this community if we
FAsHIosApLE Doors AND SHoEs-Ryder, No. 5
Beekman street, sim vou,i"~o. -. .Garss IN tho
cause of science elegance, and beauty As an artist
in the construction Of boots and shoes we can speak
from personal knowledge Of his capacity and genius
We have worn his boots and shoes for two years
and until Ryder took observation, we never knew
that we pos sessed handsome foot at all On several
oc casions Ryder has taken the highest premiums at
the Annual Exhibitions. He is an artist and genius
| in his line, and no mistake.
Co An Ohio paper in copying presidential nomi-
nation from paper begs leave to fill the blank for
Vice President, which we had left thus: "Any dam
ned fool for Vice President" with the name of
James Gordon Bennett" l beg leave to decline.
| am not the fool they take me for / make
.. much money per annum as l want, and preserve
nv gritty besides. Why thea should consent
10 90 10 Congren-have my morals corrupted by bad
com paMy-ose my reputation BY contact with knaves
become a rogue among rogues-and all for q pit
lance Of $1,000 year! The loeofoco or wing poll
tciaps can afford to do this, for they have neither
business nor character at stake-but no honest in
dustrioss man, wis has regard for his character in
this world, or his salvation in the next.
therefore decline the honor and leave the field
omen for nv friend and fellow suferer-Col. Webb.
No OLD WALSH, who is still IN Paris, continues
his depredations the Partisan press, and passes
them off for original letters in the American"
Walsh is incapable Of relishing or understanding
French society in its original and spiritual racines
He only knows understands that species Of dull,
pedantic society which 10 always behind the age in
every country. The next time go to Europe-in
about year, shall spend the winter in Paris, and
then give few impressions.
0sr- Ma WEBSTER is to have farewell dinner
in Boston, next Monday, previous to his visit TO Eu
rope why not give him dinner here1 He will
be, in Europe, the representative and specimen Of
the intellect Of Amsrca-and such another is sci
dom found On his return he will take mp his resi-
dence in this city All talent and genius concentrate
in New York.
10 BLAscARD has opened his splendid establish
ment, embracing cafe, rssfauranf, and fashion
able boarding house. This building 10 erected and
furnished in the real Partisan style throughout. The
parlors, rooms arrangements, kitchen, &c, all
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