Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
YORK HERALD.


we give our readers to-day the great speech mad
by the Hon. Daniel Webster, in Wall street. No
other paper in New York can sice this speech so
accurately and fully We should have done the
same thing for Mr. Hunt, who spoke before the de-
mocrats in the Park but their committee did not Of.
fer or afford, the facilities as did the eemmite e
OF the Wall street meeting, As il is, we have done
our best, and reported Mr.. Hunts heads,-the BODY,
tail, and branches be supplied by the sgna.ion
Of the democrats.
By the railroads and steamboats,, yesterday AFTER
noon at five O'Clock, TO Philadelphia, Boston, AL
bany, and other towns, we sent off the one half of
Mr.. Webstsr's speech, reported and printed in a
SPECIAL EXTRA, to our correspondents and
readers in the other states. We meant to have is
sued an EXTRA for the city at six o'clock contain
irg the whole speech, but understanding that the
Wall street press not being able to report it them
selves, meant to steal report and call it their
own, we changed our purpose, and did not issue it
complete till this morning.
We further believe, and the public will toe that
the Herald contains the only correct report Of MIR
Websters speech. The Wall street papers only
employ losfers to repor;-'he " Courier and the
American being the chief loafers of the clique,
Further we intend TO send de,ac hmen,s Of our re.
porting corps both to Auburn, New York, and to Rich
mond, Virginia, to report Mr. RivEs at the former,
and Mr. WEBSTER at the latter city, and have both
their speeches brought to New York by special en-
press, AID published exclusively in the New York
Herald.
This is the moral war we shall wage with the cor
rupt, rotten, bankrupt, dying Wall street press Di-
gest this, ye vagabonds and open your mouths for
mere medicine Of the like kind
Arrival of Hon. w. c. Rivcs, Of VIrginia---
Great Conservative Convention at Auburn.
Last evening the Hon. VIM. C. Rives, of Virginia,
arrived in town, and took lodgings at the Aster
House He leaves again this afternoon, at O'clock,
in the steamer De Witt Clinton, on his way TO Au-
burn, to attend the Grand Convention of the Conser
vative party Of New York. The Rev. Mr. Legare,
OF S. c also goes in the steamboat, both being ac
companiea by the Conservative delegates, from this
city and Long Island. They pick up the other dele
gates by the way.
On Thursday the Convention is to be held in Au
barn, and there they will prom gate their opinions
on the present crisis of The country. The Conser-
vatives are a distinct party Organization uniting
with the wings merely for the election Of General
Harrison. Originally democrats, they separated
from Mr.. Van Buren, u 1897, on account ofthc sub
treasury system, united with the wings, and csnsed
in that year, The revelation in the politics OF the
rtate. The Hon. n. p Fslmsdgc-also belongs 10
the same organization, and is the principal OF
the party in this state In the Of General Har
riscns election they will only support his admins
tration As far as it squares with their principles
finance. The Conservatives are more in favor
Of Henry Clay than of Mr.. Webster or General
Sect, for the succession.
As this body OF men beginning to assume
distinct and powerful position in the political
movements Of the nation, they ought 10 be fairly re
presented TO the public In order to effect this pur-
pose, shall send by the De Witt Clinton this eve.
ming, strong corps Of reporters TO Auburn, to give
full reports Of the speeches of Mcssrs. Rives and
Legar6, and TO bring them TO US By special cypress
from Auburn TO this office. As soon as received. we
shall issue EXTRA, and spread them before the
country.
We are also preparing 10 send a corps Of reporters
to Richmond, Virginia, to report Mr.. Webster's
speech to be delivered there the 5,h Of October
PoLrTtc,L MEEr1Ses.--Nr. Wilson of New
Hampshire, made an address to the Wings Of Al
bany, on Friday afternoon. The Argus estimates
the number present at four hupdred-the Advertiser
at four thousand.
There was an immense meeting Of the democracy
at Boston, North End, Friday last, and vast
amount Of eloq,ence was expended on the occasion.
General Harrison and John Tyler were TO have
addressed meeting at Columbus, Ohio, on the 18th
inst.
MOVEMENT or THE SMALL GES.-Baer, the
blacksmith, is in the interior OF Pennsylvania Civ
ing practical lectures on the lowness Of wages.
FoR CoseRrss Mr.. Tracy, formerly Lieuten.
ant Governor Of the State and a very able man. has
been nominated by the democrats as candidate for
Congress from Chenango County.
s.LE OF THE N.w YoRx MIsseR-We lear.
that this periodical established by George p. Nor
ris, and conducted by him for many year. past, has
been sold to d. Fsnsaaw, the Bible Printer in Mas.
sau street. The price we have not hesrd-but il i.
worth $4,000 at least, General Morris still emit.
sues editor, probably till Mr.. Fsnshaw be ready to
change gradually the character Of the journal, and
give il religious tinge Well, there is no harm in
this. We are glad TO see Mr. r. doing something
positive in the way II his souls salvation in his lat,
ter days Heretofore he has been full OF professions
now come the acts Every dog has bis day.
"RgSDgP rsro CKsAp rHr THINGS rH.r ARE
CxsAR's"-The Newburyport Mercury copies our
report Of Mr.. webster's speech at Pstehogue, and
credits IL to the Democratic Press. We expeetpo.
thing. bat injustice and meanness from the whir
press Of this city, but from our contemporaries 10