The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12

thodists-Clay Meetings, &c.
GEN. BENNETT -
SIR
In publishing my last you omitted the names OF
couple Of tremendous orators Perhaps it well;
for my friend Dr. X is of such retiring habit, that
modest blush might have invaded the face ordinarily
worn by him.
Rochester is Gas comfortable as can be expected"
Since my last, Tylsr's spunkseems to have declined
a shade in the breast of some who seemed his warm
est friends Can it be the design to manufacture ia
vor with the Executive for some cold whites" or
sold clio" within his gift! Let such depend on it
that themselves only are deceived by such subter-
fuge. Captain Tyler will " front face,' forward
march," without the aid of such coporals. charge
no one with interested views in the late movements;
some know ask nothing want nothing, but consci-
entiousy support the President from convictions
right, and devotedly love him for his noble, incoI
ruptble integrity. Shall now tell you, sir such mes
daily increase Western n y York swarms witt.
such the farmer, the mechanic, the laborer, the
honest and intelligent of all classes thank God for
trial and general embarrassment, brought on by the
madness, folly and wickedness Of those now gnaw-
ing the file beneath his triumphanttee
A venerable snow top, whose night arm welded
his eye lit up with new fire, and strong emotion
shook his old timbers) "Young man! Liberty has
enemies in high places, but they foied I; they
thought to strange freedom and grasp her polls in
themids of general anarchy but thank Coda cham
pIon guards the treasure
Miss Abby Kelley has been attending aboli-
ton convention at city; the way she knocks the
male brethren about is not slow. She Is extreme
y interesting, but not very pretty. Do you think sol
A trained negro mimic attempted TO take of the
holy doings of Southern christians. The convention
finally broke up after having condemned TO Jophet
all who venured to disagree with their hslinesses.
When will fools learn the madness OF employing
such moral suasion?
The Methodists have been holding long confe-
renee, we have meanwhile reformed considerably;
COZ why1 there are two or three hundred ministers
here real roarers the poorest Of whom can check
mate Old Horny, though he do his worst but /
like the Methodists more pious brethren, and
more dear sisters than in all others put together IL
is said thew are trying to pass the distribution bill
Mr. - is doing wonders in animal magnetism.
All the Methodist ministers IN town heard him last
night But the poorest brother there can beat him
hollow for he could put whole congregation
asleep with half the fuss.
Al the last meeting of the fathers Of considera-
BILE portion of this city, Alderman B presented
a resolution TO change the name Of Clay street TO
TYLER street. That won't make you collector Of the
port, / reckon, Alderman Bold thought, though
pular among honest men than all the old hacks put
together he is the praise OF the old patriot, and the
Young love him. Last evening several members of
Congress were here, and tired to raise little steam
for Clay, aided by some hired song singers; but
some rascally locos presently commenced singing
the old "Tippecanoe and Tyler too. o! horror!
Hot iron and cold water! Vinegar and nitre Soda
and acid. 1870 and AZ, what commotIon il made
Kisses, groans, but nobody was frightened; although
bloody and buck shot were talked of, nothing
done. SIR, your obedent servant,
PHENn.