Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-22


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Thc Next Election The Candidates.
The democrats have nominated Minthorne Tomp-
kins for the Senate-and the wings Philip Hone. IL
each Of these parties had taken pains to select the
worst and least available they could find, they
could not have succeeded better. Mr.. Hone is the
most repulsve, unpopular parsonage that could be
picked out OF ten thousand-and Mr.. Tompkins has
no other recommendation than the contingency that
ne is the son Of his father unless his expedition TO
Canada to fight duel, which he did not-and his
frGsas among the rowdies ut Washington Hotel, may
be deemed sufficient passport for votes among the
butenders and pontenders.
As the two tickets stand thus far, we cannot be
expected TO take any deep interest in the approach
ing election On banks and currency both parties
nearly the same ground-Mr Van Buren, and his
kitchen cabinet, having swallowed all their scru-
pes now aiding and assisting the banks TO main
tain specie psyments-so is Governor Seward and
his kitchen cabinet. So far so well. But while we
take little interest in the contest between Hone and
Tompkins, shall watch both parties, and give
accurate accounts Of their several movements, purely
with reference to the improvement Of public morals
and public decency Which ever party behaves
well, will be approved-and which ever bad, shall
be scored-deeply scored. Our position is that Of
an armed neutrality-and de vilish well armed with
the dyed sword Of truth, to cut folly and hum
bug to the quick.
The reasons why we cannot support either Hone
or Tompkins, will be given at length in day two.
These reasons moral, social, physical intelectu-
al, religious and philosophical They sufficient
far md crple ualifirious IN
We cannot swallow purse-proud, empty pretender
to aris,ocracy-nor a registering rswdy. who claims
his democracy inheritance, along with splen-
did palace Staten Island. General SCOTS cause
is not involved in the contest for either such small
potatoes as Hone or Tsmpkins, otherwise we would
put an oar in, for large Of both parties arc
rapidly coming out for the Hero OF Chippewa. After
the election, we shall raise a fame, and unfurl q
standard that will starte the Union from her sleep Of
corruption. Till then, the subtreasurers may steal
and plander much they Their time is
short.
ABOLITION MovExEsTs.-ln the negro penny pa.
per- generally called the Sun-ts circulation is now
confined 10 the negroes alone-we find the following
notice, calling political meeting for this evening, at
Chatham street Chapel
90 THE ABOLITION VOTERS Of the city Of New
Yeh rrqsested to Tuesday evening 32d al
hear the report Of the committee political action Pune
tua attendance requested. The meeting will be addressed
BY number Of persons. BY order Of the committee
A. DoOLITTLE.
Mr.. Dsolittle will probably do little enough, yet he
means TO do as much harm he can. Lewis Tappan
and the whole Of the abolition party will be present
In addition TO the abotionsts, we learn that large
number Of strangers from parts unknown, will also
make their appearance, some with horns their
heads some with cloven feet, some with tails, and
some breathing through their nostris fire and brm-
stone. In Short Satan and the whole Of his Kitchen
Cabinet will be at Chatham street Chapel, to take
care Of their cause and spirit up their friends to all
kinds Of mischief. A full account tomorrow morn
ing.
HIsnLY IMPORTANT FROM CASADA.-ARRIvALo OF
THE PieUE FRIGArE WITH THE NEW GOVERNOR,
p. THoxsor.-GREAT uPRoAR HER MAJEsTy's
poxIsrcss-On Wednesday last, the 18th inst the
Pique Frgate, belonging to the pretty Queen Of Eng
land, arrived at Quebec, having the new Governor,
Mr.. p. Thomson formerly a ship chandler) on
board, accompanied by his master Of the troops,
General jackson. Whether the latter article
sembles our General Jackson, we don't know, but
time will tell.
The arrival Of the new Governor makes stir in
Canada. All sorts OF hard things said Of him.
The Canadians have large supply Of sinking pride,
merchant, with Thomson for a name, without
spelling il with p, cuts them to the quick.
They even speak very harshly Of Queen victv-
ria, and question her good taste. To us dyed.in-
the.wool democrats, these mutterings and muir
murings Of the regal people OF Canada are per-
fectly inexplicabIe. They are satisfied with
nothing. Poulett Thomson 10 a very sensible man,
and a deviIish sight better than they deserve
On this side Of the line, he has the main sup
port Of every man, republican, patriot. loafer,
or locofoeo. To be governed by a ship chan
der 10 too good for the Canadians in their present
huuor-and II they do not behave well to his tur-
pentine sxssiency, we shall next winter let loose
a flock Of loafers upon the border, who will teach
them how they ought to behave towards the honest
representative Of their lovely and beautiful Queen
sdeath lift not for the love and esteem which
we republicans bear towards the interesting petit
coats Of Buckingham Palace, we do verify believe
Canada would kick up another revelation, eat their
own throats, and bite their noses OF in pure
chagrin.
Osc word to Mr.. Thomson-make yourself per-
fectIy al home in Canada-treat these rampant roy
alists as they deserve; and IL they aisobsy the
Qaeens authority, or say any thing disrespectul to
the royal peteoats, only let know, and you shall
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