Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-04

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A. BLACKWOOD, President.
Wee PRESIDENTS.
JOHN Elliott, John West,
John Hunter, John Palmer,
John Mnnsen, jr. VIM. Il. Jacobs,
Jonas Wade, J. C. Delano,
Augustus Schenck, Robert Hemmell
X. 5 Martin, Thomas Hyatt
Jno Williams, Robert Silyey
John Pitts, Jo.l Franklin
jno Jennings, CT aries Stewart,
Baraabas PIKE, Frederick Smith
Frederick smith
SECRETARIES.
Noah ~ Clark, Richard r. Pausen,
The following resolutions were read by Geo. w.
Blunt, and unanimously adopted:-
Resolved, That it is at all times tho interest and
the duty OF all ship masters, pilots, ship owners, ste
Vedores, landlords, seamen boatmen and longshore
men, TO go together and stand by each other, with.
out regard to party; AID hereby pledge ourselves
to stand by Moses II Gr,nnell, at the election to-
morrow. He is our friend and we his, and we
Resolved, That at this crisis, are especially
called upon to make a united and hearty effort for
Moses ii. Grinnell, because the Office holders Of
Uncle Sam have conspired against hm-because
Secret Courts with party Judges, have at midnight
spun lcng and false yarns, to SANDER him, and the
corrupt party prRts, far and near, have all teemed
TO libel and caumniate him.
Resolved, That in making common cause with
Moses II. Grinnel We are only standing up for the
rights Of the humblest citizen of this iand-that in
his person every legal right every form of law, has
been violated, and unless reprobate through the
ballot boxes, these violations by those pro-
tect rights, the change from liberty pot
ism will be short and certain.
Resolved, That our motto be for Tomorrow, s'that
no sailor Can make mistake, if he puts IN a ballot
for Moses II. Grinpel"
The speech of Commodore Martin was the only
one worth reporting. He said
s. Fellow citizens &c cheers)-you all know who
l am (cheers) and you know can't spin long
yarn Cheers, and cries Of But you pull good
oar, Bob ~ All I've got to say is, the fight comes
off to morrow, and want every man TO stand TO his
guns-be silent boys, be ready-and you fire
double shoted broadsidc into the enemy, give three
cheers for Noses II. Grinnell Free Trade, and Sal
lor's Rights. Immense cheering, and gun
fired Off
The question is already settled, but want our
gallant city TO have share in the fight. Connect
cut fell into the line of battle side, Rhode Is
land has followed in her wake, and the good ship
Ohio has ranged up along side, and given the prati
cal locofocos an awful broadside. The Delaware
and North Carolina line-of ba.te-sbp will do the
same, and sink the enemy; and the good ship Constr
! tuition will come off nth flying coors. (Cheers)
The noble ship Pennsylvania has not fought on
our side, but she has been riddled by Wing shot,
that it will take W hig to get her all ataut
her rigging and spars run up, her yards squared
and her tackle all fit for service again. (Cheers)
Fellow-,a we hail from board the ship New
York, (cheers) and she's running down with her
oretop gallant sails fured, her in the bra,
and under jill, and three topsails, with long AZ
FOUNDER dships, she'll pour such fire into the
enemy, that when the smoke clears away, there shall
be nothing left Of him. (Cheers)
You all know Mr. Gr.nnell. (Cries Of 50 we do!")
Well, he's a real good mana real honest man and
no mistake; and there's sailor nor lend.lubber
4 Il. y. r MI
you'll all stand by him, won't yel (Cres of ''we
wili') Well how does the land layl Why, FIVE
lawyers fell foul Of man. Mr.. Grinnel and tried
to use him up. Was that fair' (cries Of sno') Why
you know that one lawyers more nor enough for two
honest men. (Cheers.) There that land shark
Recorder Morris went to newspaper late at night
and give EN- hes TO publish agin Mr.. Grinnell. Now
/ ! goes to a newspaper very often late at night
CHEERS and cries OF The saucy Herald ,eh, Bobl')
Yes, the Herald. (Cheers) But then goes to give
EN- good and TO beat the W all street loaf.
/ ers-( eheers)-and we do it too 4 cheers.) But l
I reyer 60 10 Psblsh lies against honest men
! (Cheers.)
! Why, they said our NAV had slipped his cable, up
hetrn and cut and run But the boots tother leg.
/ (Cheers.) MIR. Grinnell won't run no where's ex-
| eept to Congress. Cheers And, now. ask you,
amt he a real good CHEERS and cries Of 50 he
is.') And wont yOu stand by him. a. We will')
So will long as pull oar, beat the Wall
street loafers. (Cheers)
Why, my fellow-eitizess, things are gong good
for US now, tina, don't believe Martin Van Buren,
will .tay in the White House till the 4h of March
He'll be just like the captain Of brig board
ed with the Herald" news boa, in the lower bay,
jas, come home from Havana I know'd the owners
was going to discharge him, soen as he got back
/ and teld him 90 be run his brig right up 10
/ Peek Slip. and directly he made fast, he took the
ships papers and jumped ashore asi went right up
/ TO the owners office; and going into the private
/ counting room, he flung down the papers, crying
! out, d" There-take yuur ID old briggs papers,
/ shan't go in her no more" (Choers.) And 80 as
! soon as Mr. Van Buren, find. out we mean 10 dis
I charge him, he'll leave the Waite House and say.
there take your id old house and furniture, I
amt going & be President no longer loud cheers
Why these sub treasury systems will put Amer.
can sailors on level with Swedes, and Danes. and
Russians; they'll have nothing but the bread they
call anehor-stock bread, so hard that you got to
pound il an hour before you eat it, (checrs) and
stock FISH which stinks so yos smell IL mile
oil. (Cheers) Now are you going to put up with
such hard tommy trash as that ere Ceres Of " no,
norD Very we'll; then 70 10 the polls, ard vote for
Moses IL Grinnell ,o.n,rrow. (Che.rs, and cries
Of we will"
They calls this sub treasury second declaration
Of independence. Asd III tell you how its like IL.
When Charles Carroll signed first declaration people
said, there goes half million because he
rich. When Bob swarwsut (who was the fret
sgpcr) put hs mark to this second declaration,
people said " there goes million and hall with
that stroke - eheers)
I'm COED Gsal IKE ,he sailor ma, went 10 the
play to see the eonjuror and magician. The conIu-
ror did all sorts Of experiments and wosderful
thing. and of lot Of fireworks; and at last set
the place IRE, set Ere 70 barrel Of gunpowder,
and blew he sailor ,ud all the people into the street
Jack landed sierra foremost, and looked around and