Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-02
The Great weekly Herald.


The Great Weekly Herald.
The Weekly Herald, to be published at eight
o'clock tomorrow morning, Il Ann street, will be
one Of the most rich, interesting, and original
bers ever published-price only Ok cents.
This number will contain the speech of Daniel
Webster. in Wall street, the currency, precisely
il fell from his lips, in all its native warmth and
coloring without pairing smoothing down by any
person whatsoever. The Wall street papers are
putting up a speech reported by Stansbury, which he
calls Mr.. Websters, but it is well known to the
10000 persons who attended that meeting, that the
speech reported in the Herald is the only full and
correct one pointed or published. Stansbury is no
stenographer, and cannot report a speech with any
life accuracy. Besides, the price Of the Herald's
report is one-haf less than the spurious speech.
Also very original and amusing account of ths
great Democratic meeting in the Park, numbe ring
$1,000 more less, which divided into five OF
six smaller meetings, each having its speaker, in
GLIDING condensed report of Col Hunts brilliant
speech-condensed powerfully by our steam-en-
CINE to make it brilliant piece of wit and humor
Also the speech of the Hon. w. c. Rives, at Au-
burn, Cayugs Co., sxpounding the doctrines, views,
and principles Of the Conservative party-a very
curious thing, doubt.
Also foreign and domestic news anec iotes-
sketches-pOlice and law cases-meney and other
marksts--bettsr than any other paper in New York.
The Weekly Herald to-morroc will, therefore, be
particularly interesting at this great political crisis
We shall issue hook abou; y, 900 CO.
pies for country circuiatisn-and presume the
two political parties will take 10000
90 N B.-Advertissrs will md this oppor-
tunity not to be sneezed at.
Mr.. RIvEs' GREAT SPEECH AT AuBuRS.-Yes-
terday the day which the Conservative party
were to hold their Convention at Auburn, Cayuga
Co. Mr.. Rivss was to be present, and to deliver a
great speech, developing the views aud opinions of
= the Conservatives in the present crisis. Knowing
the curiosity Of the public TO learn the exact views
and principles Of the Conservative party, the
currency and other topics, we have sent two capa-
be reporters to the spot-reporters that cannot be
Nuaed in this country for accuracy and rapidy
Sthe Albany boat, this afternoon, we expect the
fpress wfl return, with the sPeeca ready for pub
fcation. In that it will be published in the
daily Herald tomorrow morning, and in the Weekly
Herald Of the same day.
THE CoysERvArIvE PAsTY.-The great body Of
throughout the country who take the Of
Conservative" as their party designation are bo-
ginning to assume very important position in the
contest for the Presidency. Let US give sketch Of
them.
warm supporters Of the election and administration
ofGeneral Jackson They supported his measures
IN relation TO banks and currency throug hout-the
Of the deposites-the veto on the United
States BAnk-the specie circalar-and the distribu-
ton lawthis last being believed to have caused
the revuision in 1887 Mr.. Rives Of Virginia and
" p. Talmadge ofNew York, the two leaders of the
party in Congress and OF it, showed no signs OF
separating from tae cid Jackson party, till Mr.. Il
Baren called his Special Session Of Congress, in
1897 consequent the general pension of specie
payments, and recommended his sub-treasury sys-
ten. From this moment the conservative ,ook a
direction in politics-at first fghting on their
own hook against the administration.
Untl this vement took place, the whig party
had been for years rrevoasly,in alarge minority
in the Cnion-and without the detection Of the con-
servatives from the old Jackson party, the wings
never had the slightest chance Of victory in the
country. The contest between Van Buren, and Har-
rison in 1886 proves this view. There can be no
mistake, therefore, in making the assertion that the
great body OF the conservatives, numbering proba-
bv o go votes throughou the leading states have
seen the principal Of the extraordinary poll.
teal revolution now in progress. Many OF the old
whig cliqaes tyranics, selfish and sristecratic
eide the clique Of Wall street stool obbcrs of hch
the "New York American" is the organ. The con.
more attachment 10 public liberty law than the
old whig leaders. For these Sc ntiments they are
indebted fhe good aid democracy that vet, GU. Of
principle Of honor, stick to the waning fortunes Of
Mr. Van Buren,. For we will slways bear witness
to the fact, that the democratic party, although it
has committed many errors the currency auos-
ton, for which II l. now doing pennanee is yet the
back bsne OF honest American liberty-and that
though they may be defeated this year errors
Of the past, they viii rise triumphant next year.
stronger, better, Purer, honesier, and wiser than
ever In matters Of life aud liberty, we would soon
er trust ourself 20 the democracy than 20 the old
whir-tep times
The conservative, therefore, still retaining these
liberal principles, hold the balance OF power in
the Unicn-and II General Harrison Is elected. they
are the principal barrier the country will ros,,s.
against the progress ofthe stock iobbing eliza. in
Wall street, who aim, by mean. Of eonnex.on with
the Earrings, Of London, TO control and direct the
ADMINISTRATION Of Harrison in all financial affairs.
and spose Of al the Offices ia hi. si to siren r,heu
and consolidate their power.
Let independent men think Of these v.evs-for
they are correet-and let them real the speech If
Mr. Rives, at Auburn, az a development Of the
views efthis party, in Standardization TO that Of
Mr.. Webster, in Wall street
ArxrvussAsr or rHs B.rrLs OF rHs THAxy.
% Several weeks since, large meeti-g va. held at
Lafayette Hallthe head quarters Of the genuine Tip
pecssess, at which a COMMITTEES wa. appointed to
make arrangements for celebrating the anniverssry
Of the battle u the Thames, which occurs on Mon
day next, the 5th inst Shortly after the Central
Cl.b, Of which Reynolds is the head, and John o.
xsrE~sns the tail, made move with view TO as
sumo the sireetiop OF the business Then the Youns
Mems COMMITTEE, which usually ecntiives to thrus
lager into every pie interfereJ and several Of the
little clqrss took tina matter in hand. and there he.