Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-27


fec Dinner. - His Democratic meSsssy
| Martin Vas Buren. M
Among the many splendid fstes given to his Ma
jesty during his recent royal progress through TINS
city, was cabinet dinner, prepared and PerPetrated
by His Ex-Honor C. w. Lawrence, formerly Mayor
Of this city, and President OF the State Bank.
The company the OCCASION the toasts, the converse
tion, the guests the purposes the Dishes the viands
all Of the highest and deepest Importance
Out of nearly two dozen guests OF the hrst water
we had almost said brandy and water-sny six OF
them were original, unadulterated, Interchangeable,
dyed in-the wool locofocos TWAS cabinet dinner,
intended to seal and sign compact on certain prin.
ciples Of finance between his Majesty and the lead
ing fnanciers of Wall strickland it is merely
pattern dinner, which will be initiated at humble
distance by every bank circle in every village and
town of the state. AT half past four o'clock the
guests began to assemble in the splendid quaker
brown drawing room Of his Honor the Ex-Mayor.
About 10 minutes before five, his Majesty
nounced, and was ushered into the room by his
Henor. His Majesty wasaccompanied by the young
Princes of the blood At five o'clock precisely, din
ner announced. His Majesty led into the grand
dining the accomplished sister Of his host, and
spoke many hne words during the process. SHOW
10 your health?" "You look well to-day" 81 very
happy to see ysu." Your father was . man of most
excellent sense and other phrases of similar pur-
port, of which he always has an abundant stock on
hand ready cut and dried suit the various events
scenes and circumstances by which he may be sur
rounded.
The most extraordinary and remarkable feature
about this extraordinary and remarkable dinner, is
to be found in the fact that it sort Of double
dinner; not exactly a two faced, but two beled
transacton-that is to say, there set of tables
laid out up stairs in the grand Conservative dining
room for His Democratic Majesty, the Princes of
the blood, and the nobes and lustrious Dukes,
Earls and Barons who eternaly buzz around the at
mosphere Of royalty; and second set of tables
laid out down stairs in the great locofoco kitchen
dining room, for Sergeant Slam, Brevet Brigadier
Bang, Major Ming and the great, though dirty tail
of the kitchen cabinetthe eaters Of cheese parings
doors Of dirty work, washers of dishes. hewers Of
wood and drawers Of water and backers Of boots to
the party. This beautiful illustration Of the simplici-
ty, sincerity and purity of the principles and exam
Piles carried out by the party, gave delightful
rety to the entertainments that could haze been OBJ
tanned in other manner.
Amongst the mobiles and grandees who were allow
ed to eat drink, and be merry in the Immediate pre-
sence of His Democratic Majesty, were the follow
ing LOcofocos.
Lord Chamberlain JESSE HoYr, Collector in chief
of His MaJesty's revenue, and grand gatherer to-
gether of the faithful Behind his chair was a little
boy with banner representing the Collector and
Attorney General in the act OF struggling for a case
Of pistols, and underneath this motto:-"To the
victors belong the spoils' In the back ground
Swartwout and Price were seen in the act Of set
Ting their Brutus and Cassius quarrels, by pistol
fight; annexed was this motto The ways Of the
wicked are harder than bullets
Uas His -h NIiyht;nass L..
Lord High Constable, and Grand Marshal Of His Ma
jesty's Metropolis. Behind has chair was banner
representing an Alderman locking up one street and
down another, shaking an empty purse, and exciaim
ing, Muster President; -Prehaps this here open
ing streets mought be good thing and praps agin
il moughtn't. I'm willing to wotethe moaey to open
is empty; but still, il you can show me any money
got to vote with, praps l mought vote it, and
then agin praps moughtn't."
His Excellency Ex.Mayor, WALTER BowSE, the
revered chief Of the locofoco currency regulators
president Of the 7th Ward Bank, &c. On the banner
behind his chair was beautiful emblsmatc device
ing, and the Grand Sultan placing his foot the
Visers head whilst in the Of mounting his horse
Mott" So be it, revered chief"
The Right Reverend and Pious Bishop BESyAxIH
+. BUrLER, expounder general Of the law and the
gospel to His Democratic Majesty. On his banner
was representation Of pious lawyer in the Of
praying Princes soul out Of purgatory. Motto:-
81 look young, but I am old; vet never saw the
faithful IN politics forsaken, nor his seed begging
their bread,n
Lord High Custus Rotolorum Of Cotton, BARou
THADDEUs PHELPS, the great grand Of all the
faithful. Coat Of arms enormous cotton bag pre-
per- Motto mo man or woman ought TO wear silk
stockings whilst there is cotton enough the country
TO the legs Of every lovely lady in the land >"
His Excellency, the Host, Ex. mayor CORNELIUS
w. LAWRENCE, purveyor OF choice wines and choice
conservative company for His Majesty. very
splendid banner was placed behind the re man .
chair, representing New York locofoco mob in the
act Of robbng and destroying a dozen -four stores.
Like Harlows gr at painting Of the trial Of Queen
Gather every face was portrait. Motto:-"One
example is worth hundred precePts. Equal rights
| equal happiness"
JUDeE STRANGE, u. =. Senator from North Caro-
lina.-Banner-A large tarnip side by side with a
large cabbage. Motto: /" May the cabbages Of Kin
derhcok and the turnips Of North Carolina be ever
found side by side at the same table"
Semi Conservafives.
Prince PRESERVED FIsH.-Banner--A loafe. pre-
per running round the Seventh Ward without
his brooches, followed by legion Of shirtless and
breecheslcss locofocos. Motto: " Devil take tie
hindmost"
DAsIsL JAcKsoS.-Banner--An negro and white
man discussing the most scientific system for shat
tering the right arm Motto: "Birds Of feather"
Baron JAMES DEPgysrER OepES, Director in
the Bank Of the State Of New York.-Banner-A To-
cofoco mob attacking bank in Wall street. Motto:
|" Down with all banks !"
His Homo, JUDeE CAMPBELL, a worthy old fash
toned republican, and Of the signers Of the Con-
sentative Manifesto -BanRer-Elijah carried up to