Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-05
Herald winter Arrangements.

During the Session of Congress which opens ON
Monday, we have engaged three able correspond
ents, to reside at Washington-one for the Senate
for the lioGse-and one for the salons ard CO.
teries of politicians. They are instructed to give
daily dispatches OF every event that takes place
ia Congress, or out of Tin the Cabinet or out OF
n-and all the secret history fpolticans-apPoint-
mcnts, and Intrigaes for Office.
We have also engaged an Express by railroad, by
which we will be enabled 10 publish in second edi'
tion, every morning, all the news from Washngton,
iaalvance of the evening papers. Our Hrst edition
goes to press IL O'clock at night and our second
edition whenever the express arrives In the mora
nag, in anticipation of the mail
la consequence of these arrangements, effected
a, enormous expense, the Washington news Of the
Herald will surpass that of every other paper IN the
country for its indie pendence, its funsss, its
dor. its truth, its graphic style-and its freedom
from all secret objects or poltical Interests.
PREsIpEsr's MEssAeE.-This document will be
delivered on Monday or Tuesday next We shall
publish At on Tuesday or Wednesday morning, &C
cordngly. There is some little curiosity to know
what Mr.. Van Buren, will say of his utter and
whelming defest-Will he sketch the plan Of his
next campaign Is he the candidate for lS44'
THE DYIso STRUGGLES OF THE WALL STREET
CIIaUE.-The Courier and Enquirer" the organ
pa~ excellence Of the Wall street "pipe-ayers," is
qsite moral-but somewhat too savage on the sub
ject Of the election frauds and the evidence brought
forth by the recent Grand Jury, touching the vera
city OF Moses ii. Grnnell, compared with that of
James Lee. The question of character concerning
Stevenson they may settle the best way they can
itdoes not concern us-but the question Of 'pipe-
laying is 'res pubiisa," and has yet to come be-
fore another Grand Jury, which will meet next
Monday-and if that Grand Jury do not take it up,
like honest men, then the Grand Jury for January
will be still in store.
The savage struggles of the Wall street Clique to
escape from the quences Of the Infamous frauds
Of 1888 and 80 against the Recorder of
Illegal seizure of private papers-and the grossness
sftheir guage towards us, because as free press
should do, we happen to touch them sin the raw
will notavs them in these in vest cations, in any
failure movements. While the next Grand Jury of
New York shall be fearlessly examining the evil
deace on these frauds and bringing in Bills of In
dictment against the whole clique trust that the
House of Representatives, at Washington, will,
pari pdssu, also make searching investigation SO
far il them; aad that at the same time,
the 5use Of Assembly, at Albany, may not hesitate
to peach Recorder Morris for the seizure OF the
Gientworth papers, in order that the 'estion oil
law may be fully tried by the State Senate. Let
Justice be done Recorder Morris, and in the pro-
per way, as well as to Blatchford s. Co.
Meantime the Courier acknowledges substantially
The accuracy Of report Of the evidence, while it
has the supreme folly to put its arrogant airs, and
sIiade to morals and character. II our character,
pablo or private, that Of our journal aud all con-
nected with il, did not stand in higher moral aud
iuteIiectual elevation than that Of the Courier
sad Enquirer, or Of James Watson Webb, and Of
The whole eliguss Of pipe-layers," then would
we incontinently take the next razor we could find
and cut our oat, and make our escape from this
world according to the approved Wall stree. plan
IL s rather early for these eques toforget the recent
lessons taught them in character and morals. We
k.ew what we are about, and we know what We
mean to do, and what we can do-and they will find
IL cut to their cost, before General Harrison has
selected his Cabinet, or made all his removals and
appointments to Office. We shall give these Wall
street moralists bellyful Of morals before we have
done with them.