Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

ne Comptrolle rship. the agent Of the Bank Of En-
land, r. M. Blatchford himself
Bat this was ast all Last spring, when the first
Tppecanee Club was organized in the 18th ward,
and the movement began among the people in favor
of General Harrison the Wall street corraPt press,
the organ of the cquss there, opposed that organ-
zaton, and only fell into at late day. because they
could not help it. Ii is well known that the Herald
did more to give popularity to that movement than
any other paper in New York-yet in spite of that
liberal and unasked for support the Of Gen
Harrison (for which ask nothing), the Wall street
prints under the orders Of the ciiques, and in
junction with the State barber at Albany made one
ofthe most ferocious and violent personal attacks
upon US that the world saw. In this attack,
the honest and generous friends Of General Harri-
son, well those Of Mr.. Van Buren,, took our
part and not only weathered the storm CALAMITY
but carried the war into Africa" and have con-
ributed little aid, like David with his sling and
stone against Goliah, by exhibiting these cliques in
their true colors, to gce The glorious empire state
TO GENERAL HARRISON, but to withhold it. from
Governor Sttrdrd and the malign influence of the
Hall street press and the TVaH street ciiques. Per
sonally, we are sorry for Governor Seward, but he
deserves his fate The namy folly, arrogance, and
corruption Of the Wall street ciques and their bank
rupt newspaper organs, with their several tails of
office seekers attached to them, received their final
blow in the recent disclosures Of Stevenson and
Glentworth. They had the daring effrontery to
justify and deny these proven facts but all have been
unavailing. Truth has prevailed. VIM. II. Seward,
John A. King Joe. Hexie and the whole Wall street
influence in this city, have been defeated and yet the
venerable patriot of the North Bend has, by discr-
min0tins principle of the people of NeU York. that
looks more like inspiration than erring human judg
| cd H. oJe ,nfe nf
State and is elected to the Presidency. This is dou-
BILE and triple victory to the cause of honesty,
rails integrity, and truth The Wall street influence,
and the Wall street morals, for ever broken to
pieces in this city and state Tkurlow Weed, the
State barber ha. been shaved with a sharper than
his razor. Can they ever hope to revive under
| the pure mantle of General Harrison! We have no
doubt they will endeavor to their influence,
but they will be too narrowly watched to succeed.
| They down, down to perdition.
| This Infamous Wall street clique was even pre-
parIng to urge upon that venerable patriot for a
binet, their own corrupt teols-their paid agents
and particular friends, whom they support by con-
tributsns of money, stolen from the people, in the
shape Of commissions and loans. They also in
ten ID that General Harrison should adopt the de-
testable principle, that TO the electors belong the
spoils." But we hope and trust that General Har-
rson will do no such thing-adopt such princi-
ple-remove man from Office for opinions sake,
merely to crafty the ravenoas appetite Of the spe
culators and stock jobbers, who gasping TO get
| int the Custom House. We trust also, that the
new Governor, Mr. Bcrck will act the same
generous suggestion, ard that he will remove none
from office bat the inc cnpetent the dishonest, and
the unworthy. The people Of this country have
effected great and signal revolution in order 10
geta change in the administration of pnblic affairs,
both in the general and state governments. Beware
cf Disappointing them.
With these remarks close, fully impressed
with the belief that the result in this state one Of
| the best and most extraordinary victories Of he
nesty and principle over fraud, hypocrisy and de-
ceit, that graced the annals Of any land or any
nation.