Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-19
MORNING HERALD.
New York, "wednesday, February 10, Is4O.
Next Elcction--Next Mayor--A Popular
Movement.

New York, "wednesday, February 10, lS4O.
Next Elcction--Next Mayor--A Popular
Movement. a.
Is not time for the .eoplc of this great city to
move? Why should not of independent thoughts
do their own thinking, Why should those who call
themselves democrats and republicans not act Ike
democrats and republicans, on their own RESPONSE
bilityl Heretofore, at the two last elections those
large and intelligent masses, opposed to the doctrines
Of the locoocos have been defeated at the pois De-
cause the corrupt w all street influence regulated the
nominating committees at the Broadway House in
the spring of 1899 this influence defeated the cleo
ton of Mr. Clark and in the fall, the influence
nut I'M Philjp Hone. most obnoxious man, as their
psrticular candidate, which caused the disgust OF
many and the defeat of the whole ticket
If the people of this great metropolis do not look
sharp about them, the corrupt Wall street cliques
will produce similar results this year at the spring
and fall elections. No one, during the last few
months and weeks, can mistake the current of pub
lie feeling here. Every man. not under the influence
of faction Wall street. be he wing ordemoc rat but
now Acknowledges that Aaron Clark the best
most efficient, and most useful mayor that
had This sentiment is increasing every day-but
this is NORWOOD to the Vail street cliques What
then is to be done! The Wall street ciiques
moving heaven and earth at Albany, to shift the
spring election the fall in order, under the gene
raj excitement then, TO be able TO merge the mpor-
lance of the ayoralty, and thus put in of their
own worthless tools. This is the real meaning Of the
movements relative to the registry law at this late
day. If the Wall ciiquss had been seriously in
favor of registry law why did they not get passed
at oncel
But they cannot deceive the great and intelligent
masses of this city, while free press yet remains.
We, therefore, call, openly and stoutiy upon all the
independent people of this city, ,cho in faror of
the election of aaron CLARK for Mayor, to come
forth at once hold large public meeting any ,chere
-in the Park, if no ichere eise-and to place him
before the community at once, in proper attitude.
What recreant creature is there that fears to do
what is right Mr. Clark has been the best Mayor
we ever had-we want a good Mayor-and when a
thing is right, who will turn his backl In matter
deeply connected with the peace, safety and no.
Of New York, who for the movements of
either party faction, Come forth at once and let
the movement be popular one.
SETTLEMENT DIFFERENCES AMONG THE
SMALL PorAroEs OF WALL SrRrEr-A FIeHr
BETWEEN BULL AND BEAR-THE DEVIL FOR
BorrLE HoLDER.-The investigations, disclosures,
explosions, and are-ups in Wall street. extend
lug even to the small potatoes therein. Yesterday,
"A"eu '''n n"" 'o's" """ '""o'e TO"
near .ne HN'hnse vi 'oase grew ou. Oh
,'oeN!ooo'ns oP.'A'o" , sA'u '"A' worm
A"e''e"n rus was "or." S"' "enriques sAio 4"
was not worth 10 cents. The Hebrew said ssYou'rea
fool snd the Christian said ''You' re Jew and altar
DO you mean what yousayl sand the Hebrew
IL do" said the Christian. With that the Hebrew
struck at him, and hit him crack the head;
the Christian struck back: a crowd gathered round
and Just then the devi popped his head out of an
upper window in the Manhattan Bank with bottle
of pure Manhattan" in one hand, and of brandy in
the other his tail curling up behind like cats till il
formed an in verified cue near the nape of his neck
$50 it." saws one. "Settle the differences" said
another. "Throw him up," said a bull. "Knock
him down." said bear. " Small potctoes," said
the devil as he drew in his head; and the absence
of ehe bottle holder closed the fight. So we CO.
His Satanic Majesty is 50 busy knocking down the
.I-.ol II -
1870
lyvEsrreArIoss or THE PoLIcE.-Some Of the
Wall street papers are making great noise about the
investigations OF a Committee OF the Corporation,
sitting the subject of the Police Department.
Some cry out 'Star Chamber system, 7" Espionage
"efsres du Cacsef," and we know not what else be-
sides Let them rest easy till these discoveries are
made public. For many years the Police Department
both bench and bar, has been in very interesting
condition. The officers used to hunt out thieves and
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