The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-08
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THE TEMPERANCE SPEECHES OF Mr.. MARSHALL
The several eloquent Temperance Speeches, deh-
vered nv MIR Marshall in this city, will be publish
ed at this Office in a pamphlet TO morrow. They
are the most eloquent speeches delivered any
moral subject since the time of st. Paul We mean
TO print $4,000 or 600 900 Of copies and send them
all over the United States, to be distributed among
the drunken political clubs that are now forming
throughout the country. The world must be re-
formed some how or other. 1t is time to begin.
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CusroM HousE RkroRr.-Old Poins has fired off
his big gun against the New York Custom House,
and very curious thing il is. How much of il is
10 be believed, no one can tell He is very severe
on all the collectors, from Swarwout down to him
Of the present day. He reduces Swartwou,'s defal-
cation from $l,25O,OOO to about S6OO,OO0-the
other small balance of $500, 900 being unaccounted
for by Swartwout's cashiers
We have copy Of the report, and shall refer to
it again.
Fourierism-The New squash Philosophy.
Without intending il, we have thrown complete
bomb shell into the camp of the great Squash Phi
osophy Society for the association of the harmonies
Cfhumani,y by which creation is TO stand ruled.
The article which we last published on the inter-
esting system of finance tina, was about to be de-
veloped by the Squash philosophers as soon as
ever they &c, well under way, has, ii seems. reused
up a regular rebellion in the camp; and the high
priest apostle of Fourierism in this city out
over hi own hand and SEAL with the following in
teresting document
To THE EDITOR OF THE lIERALp:-
SIR:-Y our paper OF Saturday contained an article
signed FL, and entitled "Fourierlsm," which
contained some erroneous and foolish remarks on
Association. The gentleman who wrote the article,
and with whom am personally acquainted, knows
scarcely anything of the system OF Association dis
covered by Fourier; and his idea OF issuing one dol
lar shares, and using them as circulating medium,
is entirely false and fancy of his own When indi-
viduals have some arbitrary views, or some little
scheme of their own 10 put forth, they should do II
under their own name Your very Cd serV 4. B.
Here's pretty kettle of fish here's beautiful
practical illustration of the doctrine Of the associa-
ted Harmonies Of Humanity to begin with Here
are two Of the squash philosophers quarrelling
at the very outset of their great in regulating
creation, and -vamplng all the worn out souls OF
the old system of society. False" foolish"
Ignorance" are very appropriate terms for one Of
these squashites 10 apply TO another, because il
proves clear n mathematical demonstration,
that every thing will be sure to go on tremendously
hereafter in the colony that is TO be located on
Coney Island, or elsewhere. We say" elsewhere"
because yesterday received the following fire
and birthstone epistle from Governor Gil Davis, Of
that k by which appears that he is totally averse
TO having any deposit of these philosophers upon
any of his great sand other banks of that fertile
region. Hear what he issues a special edict:-
Devil to Pay In COney Island.
COMFY ISLAND, May I'd. 1872.
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq,
Editor and Proprietor of the Herald.
A communication appeared in your paper Of Fri
day last casting an immoral reflection on this state
have been instructed by the Governor to say that
the above report without the least shadow OF
truth, and II mas so excited the inhabitants that
council was held at the Government House on Sat.
urday. and by unanimous vote declared II false and
hbellous As the paragraph appeared in your paper.
the Governor does not hesitate momen, in belev-
ing that prompt and positive contradiction will be
given TO II in your paper immediately The Cover
nor as well as the Council. are willing to believe
the communication was gwen by either the state OF
Utrecht or Gravesend as a malicious fabrication
seeing that the Island prosperng rapidly, and
It's inhabitants becoming nch, while poverty and dis
sension are their relgnns traits.
We never had anything TO do with the Rhode ISL
and war.
We can assure the world that no foreign religion,
or lingo, Is admitted or permitted IN the State, and
the entire population orthodox TO the letter, and
temperate TO the death We allow neither atheism,
delsm. puseyism, mormonism, aboEtlonsm or teeto
tahsm; but we eat and drink in moderation. Every
thing was made for man TO and nothing for him
10 abuse. We practice the same habits, manners
customs, and diversions which the founders OF our
good constitution did. eat all kinds of nutritious
and wholesome food in moderation, and are careful
10 take little good wine with our dinners; none OF
your raw clans, parched corn, and molasses and
wafer.
The Governor has strictly forbidden this sec
tananism, called Fourerlsm, from his State, under
sesere penalty.
BY order of his Excellency.
JACOB CRAB, Secy.
Now trust that all Fourierites, and disciples of
the new Squash Philosophy on hearing and reading
this remarkable edict will obey and trembe In
the mean time let them look on, for new location
and tell us who is TO black the boots wash the dish
es, clothes, and do all the dirty jobs, &c. and above
all who ia to be the Cashier of the new establishment
what's his salary. and what security ia he to give
that he doesn't follow the footsteps Of Cums and
Tom Lloyd
Gr}- Colonel Stone of, the " Commercial" takes
the whole Of our report of Mr.. Marsha's tempe
lance speech at the Tabernacle, and credits it to
a I" morning paper" We thought the Herald was
too immoral paper for that whited sepulchre" TO
copy FROM
DESPATCH Yesterday we received New Orleans
papers OF the 18th and Mobile papers of the 18th
ultimo.
The U. 5. ship Macedonian, Captain Wilkinson,
from Vera Cruz, via Tampico for Pensacola, was
spoken off :. w. Pass (,Iew Orleans) about 26th
Mtimo.
lScENDIARIKs. -There appears to be good many
incendiares scattered over the country. They are
doing considerable mischief in Boston and Wash
ington, and fears are entertained that unless soon
stopped, one or both of these cities will be burn,
down.
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