Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
9Th. Democratic Press"
NEW EAILY MORNING PENNY PAPER,
TO M DEVOTED TO rms

TO
causr oF >, ARRIsoN AND REFORM
T5> frst number 10 3, sued Monday, iugust 2h.
whereas there is no Daily Morning Penny Paper pub
lshed in this citv which devoted To the peoples cause
and through which sound political ia. omaoh Gun Dc
disseminated among the middling and abo. ing ULYSSES
society . r,
Therefore in order that such paper to be calico The
Democratic Press may be established and 10 aid ia us
tanning the same We the subscribers do and pro-
mise to pay the sum or sums OF money set opposite our
spective names.
HaNcE, RosrRr sMirH, Csc. $. D,VcHrY, and JosTrn
WED Esqures have consented 10 act as Trustees OF the
monies subscribed for the above object.
Nav HoRK August 18Th, $50.
PRAcTIcAL ADVICE rHE ABoyE.-Messrs.
Phoenix & Co. are very excellent, worthy men, un-
derstanding psblic affairs well as their own-but
they have yet 10 learn the nature and business Of
aegspapers. lasted Of spending great deal Of
m4aey in starting ricketty concern, why do they
not publish . sound political information" in the
papers already in existence! In oar present sheet,
but more particularly in our forthcoming enlarged
sheet we can accommodate these gentlemen with
plenty of room, at reasonable rate, for the dis
semination of sound information" They may say
what they please Of the locofocos,-if respectable
and true, shall publish their articles. Another
adv ,ntsge, too is the greater circulation which we
give 10 the " sound information" than any new
paper i new paper cannot, and will not circu-
late 900 in six months. We can give their views a
greater circulation than all the papers OF Wall street
combined. II you want coat, won't you go 10 the
talorl-if you want pair of boots, won't you go to
the Northumberland il you want TO circulate your
views, go TO widely circulating newspaper, con-
Quoted proper prnciples-but don't make Judy
Of yourselves, by starting new penny papers
The WaIl-street Whigs VS.. the Tippecanoes.
The Tip?ecanoe movement is likely TO drive the
old political horses Of Wall street into fits These
mea have hitherto made all the noise, to die
tate all the arrangements and they now grasping
all the profit AVID power, which is TO be distribu
ted on the accession Of Gen Harrison, provided he
succeeds this fall. The T,ppecanoe organization
will bring into the field the working Of the par
ty and the would-be leaders will necessarily be
thrown into tao back ground. Purblind the Wall
street cltquss usually they cannot shut their
eyes 20 the fact hat the movement Of the 18th Ward
Club, when carried out, will take from them every
shadow sf influence. and deprive them, not only Of
the control Of the Offices bat Of all participation in
them Master Reynold. will have to start ano.
her hunt after symmes Hole, aud the sixty-seven
applicants for the office NJ collector i'll be obliged
sok 90 the sale OF oef sDd Pongce, and the other
avocations for which nature intended them. John
~. Sergeant will have delivered vspid oratons and
written stupid ed torials for nothing, and Webs
glowing visions Of the Post Office, and half dozen
other stations, will prove nothing but dreams. The
TiPpecanoes, the rank and ic, viii fight the battle,
and II the victory is won. they will have the control
of the party, divide the Offices among Themselves,
and perpetua,e the power la their hsnds by
consolidating their strength, and treating their OPP
ponents with discreet ma gnanimity.