Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-23
Correspondence Of the HERALD
HAyNEsvILLE, Lowndes Co., Al


Locofoco Editor sadly toanted--4natiemas on
Log Cabins-Lamentations,S &c.
JAMES q. BENNETT, Esq.
read with pleasure your paper. True made al
lowances, and was compelled to do so, especially
when read or perused the communications of To-
bias Trott, a would be great man. "Times are out
Of joint 1t cannot be possible that the clique have
succeeded against you, although aided by the stand
ard bearer of old rags and every species OF moral
depravity Do not let politics absorb all other IN
terests. From Maine to New Orleans, the papers
TEEN with high and fattering prospects OF the pre-
crop of cotton 1t is false and shows the infiu'
of British agents The worm, throughout
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, has ruined our
crops of cotton. l speak the truth when assure
You that crops will fail by one-haf of what was
justly expected the last of July and first of Aug
TO quantity / myself would have raised l29
bags, yet will not make 90. Such papers as yours
are the most efficient and speedy method by which
erroneous impressions can be corrected. The in
huence of the present highly colored statements,
must ops rate injurousy on first sales On these
the majority will be compelled to depend, in order
to meet by the first Of January, contracts that will
then fall due.
Now, sir, to the point. assure you that there is
first rate opening for the editing and circulation OF
paper in this place. Its politics must be Jeffer
sonan, opposed to banks national 1t must advo-
cate constitutional currency, and constitutional
treasury. fortune might be made; liberal assist
ance would be furnished, aud with pleasure ask
you, Mr.. Bennett il you cannot furnish us with one!
L
truth and veracity-of course will be punctual De-
pend upon it the prospect is first rate.
We have miserable paper (Alabamian) truly
non-descript, like its editor. We want fire, wit,
solidity and frmness. Such virtues we will sup
port and defend Do let me hear froIa you. Rami-
fy in more ways than one since you would get mar
red. Can you not send among US disciple of Ben
nett, who will at least show his consanguinity by
spirit, bold, independent, and unyelding' Igno-
rance is prevailing. Oh yes. Who could have
believed that in the present state of our republic,
log cabins, racoon skins, hard cider, and canoes,
could have done much in favor of an &c old gran
N.Y." God save us and the state, or gone for
ever. Webster successor! No verify, my dear
sir-the people before two years will become sane
steady and evenly pursuits will be preferred TO sraI
flights and a,mespherical storms. Let me hear from
you as early possible in the premises above If
you can help us, do it quickly. Respectfully,
am very sorry indeed for the state of the re-
public in general, and that Of Alabama in particular,
and the melancholy of my friend, Mr.. Nudge, is ex-
cruciating will do all l can TO help him. will
refer his to the democratic committee OF pub
lie safety at Tammsny Hall, and if they can spare
editor would advise them to send him off to Ala
bana in time to cnghten their ignorance before the
next election. As to the prospects Of their cotton
crop, think would sooner trust to the wind and
weather. including little sun, than to all the polit
Clans in the world. To show my very good feelings
TO Mr.. Nudge, insert the following advertisement
gratis:-
WANTED ALABAMA,
good loo ofoco editor who tell the truthhow up
log cabins-anathematse raccon skins abominae hard
cider the republic No objections to little whis-
Also little good weather. With gentle showers clear
SKIES kindly sum- and other little items capable OF saving
the present crop of in Aamaba and other states
~ D. If the cotton crop turns wel the advertisers
can get along without the editor