Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-26

but we mean 10 develope the whole curing '"e pre-
sent week Meantime, prepare for curious reveal
iions.
Important Tippecanoe Movement.
The I7,h Ward TIppecanoe Club, have taken hold
of the work of organization IN earnest by the re-
solutions which they adopted on Monday night, we
perceiye that the club embraces the very men VINO
nominated Harrison in 1885, and they are gong on
- c.rfact the plans which they then conceived
They invite the several clubs oil the diheren' wards
% ,nroipt delegate from each election district, to
meet on Thursday the 10Th Of September, the asni-
,ersarv of PER- victory for the purpose of max
n, arr,ngements to celebrate the victory of the
Thames. ON the 5h October. We shall watch the
o,ertiens of these men with the greatest attention,
and proceed with them step by step. We shall
describe the victory of Perry, in style worthy OF
its brliancy and il necessary to its perfect ius,ra-
lion. accompany il with a magnificent engraving
The glorious battle Of the Thames, in which those
tried soldiers and patriots, Harrison and Johnson
f,uoht side by side will be illustrated in the most
yraphic and glowing manner. These great events
IN our annals have been surred over, very made
ouatey portrayed by historians, and their anni
versarv will present suitable occasion TO do the
heroes Justice and impress upon the people the I'M
portanee Of their services
The demonstration Of the nth Ward Club, IS the
commencement Of series OF movements, whics are
10 be carried in all the Wards, IN order to con-
centrate the popular elements, with the hope oil re-
covering the city from the hands OF the locoiocos -
A great deal may be accomplished by an efficient,
,,dependcnt organic but j; is doubtful whether
the mower can be wrested from the locofocos by
arrangements or exertisns OF any sort. The TIP
pecanoes have rot only to contend with theiravow-
ed and proper versaries, bat they have TO guard
against the cli1aes OF Wall street, and the down
town politicians, who always undertake TO control
every movement, and monopol'ze every oiice-
The efforts Of the honest, unaspiring wings have
always been neutralixed by the selfish manouvres
of these men, and it is high time they were utterly
discarded. The staple Of half the arguments nj the
ratio press against the wings is furnished by
the squabbles Of the papers that speak the senti-
me,ts Of the diferen, oHques in Wall street, and
the hardy men who compose the rank and file OF the
party, are determined to be hampered and embar-
raised no longer by their plans of personal aggran-
dsement.
There is q large body Of men in every ward in tho
city, who went for Jackson originally, that have
now Joined the Tippecanoe Clubs. and are deter
mined to assist in eecting change in the National
Administration. This change, it seems to be pretty
well settled, will take place, and the far-secing
among the Tppecanoes are looking to the results
that must follow il.
The peculiar position Of affairs the election OF
General Jackson has not been generally appreciated
or unde rstood; nor have the earious results which
flow ed from that election been adequately explained
The orr ginal jackson party was the embodiment OF
the practical good sense Of the nation, and his ad-
Innistration was commenced under such auspices as
20 presage career Of unexamped prosperity and
glory But soon after his election, spirit Of specu.
iaton. stimulated by the vast increase Of banking
capital pervsded every section OF the country, and
its indulgence led eventually to the revulson which
Frustrated almost every description Of business and
from which we are but now recovering.
After the election of General Harrison, the peo-
ple will fall into the same snare unless the m asses
who seem nov 20 be moving simultaneously in his
behalf, adopt timelv measures TO prevent il. The
honest, patriotic, unambitous who are striving
for change, because the present state Of things 10
tntolerable must orgsnize-must band together, and
repress the aspirations Of those who seek only to
subserve their own selfish purposes. The move
ment Of the 18th ward club is the ineipient step.
Let the other clubs follow u Up, and the organza-
ton for the city will be perfect and the oiquss OF
Wall street and the Young Mems Ahg Committee,
rendered utterly powerless. As to the Central Club,
il amere branch of the Young Mems Committee,
aud might as well be abandoned at once.
There is one subject on which the Tippeeanoes
must start right Let them take the part of honesty
and good faith in regard to the Bankrupt Law. and
the honest whig merchants, who have hitherto con
tributed promptly and literally to the support Of
the cause, will 60 with them heart and hand.
Go ahead, Tippecanoes, and so long you 90 right
and straight, wen back you against all the forciblc
fcebles Of the Wall street press.
DANIEL wEBsTrR.-This remarkable man and
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