The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-29

Cap Content thee, gentle COZ let him alone.
He bears him like portly gentleman;
And TO say truth, Verona brags Of him,
TO be virtuous and well governd youth
would not, for the wealth OF oil this town,
Here in my house, do him disparagemen
Therefore he patient, take note of him
Il ismy will the which if thou respect
SHOW fair presence and put of these froNns,
An i'll beseemng semblance for feast.
Ty5. 1t fits when such villain is guest
Cap. He shall be endurd
What goodman boy | say, he shall. Go ITO!
Am the master here, you 7 Go to-
You'll not endure him God shall mend my soul
You'll make mutny among my guests
You will set cock a-hoop. you'll be the man
Tyb. Why, uncle tits shame.
You are a saucy boy LIST So indeed7
This trick may chance TO scah you 81 know what
You must contrary me marry, It's time
Well said, my hearts You are princox go
Bequiet or-More light, more light, for shame =
I'll make you quiet. What = Cheerily, my hearts.
Tyb. Patience perforce with wilful choer meeting
Makes my flesh tremble in their different greeting.
will withdraw but this intrusion shall,
Now seeming sweet convert to bitter gall.
AS a counterpart to this singular outbreak, which
the genius of Shakespeare has Grated for future
ages, we may give the following article from the
" Courier and Enquirer of Yesterday which is i'm
bued with all the same fiery feelings of hate that
characterize Tybat-the same ncoherence of rea-
soning-the same clustering exaggeration-mixed,
however, with a singular degree OF gross brutality,
that only mark the lowest creatures in modern
tmes-he very dregs of civilized societythe meresi
DULLES of thu Five Points Here is the article =
From the Courier and Enquirer.l
The CoURT or EsauIRy.-The Court appointed by the
President or enquring into the case oil Comman Ter NC,
kenzie N the urinary suppression OF the mutiny and
contemplated murder and piracy on board the United
States brig somers, will commence its duties on board
the line-ofbate ship North Carolina
Two three papers published in this city have seem
ed take it upon themselves to make common cause in
the PRONUNCIATION OF the most malicious, and the most in
famous ialsehoods against the conduct of Mr. Mckenzie
and the gallant officers who acted with him. one of
them which first overloaded those officers with praise
for their gallant conduct having been douceured into
little ural depravy or having come to the opinion
that something may he made of excitement against
the Commander of the somers is daily doing forth
Aenuncstions against Captain cKenzie, and endeavor
ing hy all possible means to prejudice the public agans;
dicted by Grand Jury for murder. This creature,
however, is too loathsome for moments serious
notice
papers claiming TO be respectable which have not hes
tated TO ground for the mutineers board the
Somers. Some Of them have even published certihcate
from the sailor boarding house keepers that Cromwell
the pirate virtuous and highly respectable man
Ofthat Villains character we happen 10 nave very
ample proof. s.
the Madisonian has so been made great use Of That
letter assumed to have been written by the secre'
tary War the father of young Spencer the chief mutt
neer on board the somers and ourselves OF OPT
Mon he the author; but it not so. That COM
by a CLERK in the war Department in tha expectation
that it would be very pleasing TO his chief we are not
greatly mistaken and sadly misinormed u had very
contrary effect The Secretary not only did not approve
oft but very much annoyed at its appearance under
such signature, and accompanied by other circum-
calculated to produce the impression that was
written by himself
Al any rate that communication, ably and specously
written certainly could do good, but great
deal OF harm the relations Of the unfortunate young
man, whose conduct it attempted to exteDuate. There
spot in that paper which destroyed all
its intended effect and rendered the fla
granthsn it would have been without this inudcious in
reference with il.
Nothing could be farther from the idea OF hav.
ing anything specific TO to the wanton attack upon
the Commander Of the somers by the penny press OF the
city much less have any disposition TO notice what
those sheets have to Of Wall street press in con-
nection with this affair. We "scorn even TO express
scornn in such But thing is duty TO do.
Neither Alexander sidell Mckenzie, or any officer or
Of his vessel has either directly indirectly COM
munic3iei word syllable sign, to this paper On
the contrary they have maintained towards and
wards all others the most studied silencea silence that
have been almost ready to consider uncslled for and
unjust % themselves, as wellas the public has been
silence, however which they deemed II their duty to
The transaction; and the country ought TO honor and
respect them for the forbearance. Instead OF which
few infamous prints are calling upon the people oil the
ned believe that these very officers have pro-
cured expsre statements to appear in the Courier and En-
qurer and two other papers, for the express pur
pose OF getting prior posse ssion OF the public preudce
is to allot the appropriate punishment to the
micresnts who print infamy in certain New York jour
nails but nthere be any such thing earthly reributon
If iy is appropriately pu ished in this world
the scoundre who figures this occasion as he has on
all similar ones will be whipped Of the country-no'
by cowhides for they only harden his hide-but by
the indignant detesaton and adherence OF every decen
man, woman and child in the country.
That the investigation before the Naval Court OF In
quiry i'll result only in the triumphant acquitta o
Commander Mckenzie from all blame, but in high honor
Of his conduct, we do not entertain doubt
50 far as these illusions may be intended for th,
journal we pass them by as the idle rawlings of
man. who was once frightened into fits by the ma
hogaDy stock OF Duff Green at Washingtop whit
was once handsomely cowhded up the steps of tn,
New York Exchange, by Mr. Richards PhiIa
delphia, for insulting his lady-who once fright
ened out of Washington by the coachman's WIN
of Old Poindexter-who was once spit upon ant
thrashed (Which he took very gently,) in Wal
street, by the late William Leggett-who insti
gated and inveigled another to fight the due
that caused the murder OF Cilly-who ha
plundered the United States Bank, the Natona
Bank, the Bank of the State of New York, and th,
two broken Trust Companies, of nearly $4,000
the widows and orphans property which he ha
squandered on his extravagances-who has beef
pardoned from two years hard labor in the STAT
Prison, by the aid Of petitions got up by our gene
esity and sent to the govemor--and who rudely re
fused, like Broadway hog, present of very exqui
site segars from the store of Henrques, 81 William
street
Such Is the notorious parsonage who attempts in
defending Mr. Mckenzie to cast aspersions on his co
temporauss. SO far as we are concerned. we have
treated this lamenable case with great forbearance
and great mpartiality. Commander Mckenzie auc
his brother officers, have been deeply injured by the
fatal pufIery poured out by such prints as the Cou
rier and Enquirer" and American" who certainl,
attempted to pejudgs the psbc nind-and now ssel