The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-23
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Wapole For correctness OF detail, research, IN
dustry, sound political economy, and decided talent,
the New York Herald might challenge compare
son with any daily paper IN Europe It's money
articles have not yet been equalled on this side Of
the water; but II is the bold, and able, and honest
exposer OF the corrupt paper system which those
money articles contain, and not the wit, levlty, and
cooqual humor OF the Herald, which has excited
The indignant reprobaton OF our corrupt money
changers, and their creatures, the Times, Chronicle,
&c. This war has burst out since Lord Ashburion
returned from America with his finger in his mouth,
and Boz well knew how 10 minister 10 the bitter
antl-Amercan prejudices which our privileged or
ders so deeply feel, but which they rather afraid
openly TO express, as they know that a war with
America would, in all human probability, put an
end for everto their whole machinery Of plumber
and peculation at home,
But il might be instructive 10 inquire on what evil
dence do these Threadneedle street philosophers
pronounce the degeDeracy of the American people,
and the failure of their Republican Institutions III
these sturdy Republicans are such monsters as the
Times, Boz, Nc, represent them and their
Institutions iall ure, what Intellectual and phys-
cal signs of the facts do they prescntl During The
present, year we have seen two remarkable instan.
of their great intellectual superiority, and moral
power, over the combined mind and moral force of
Great Britain. Their representative at the Court of
ST Cloud General Cas-, by one effort oil his capa-
cious intellect rent 10 atoms the Qunuple Treaty,
which our statesmen spent months in cooking up in
Downing street. He scattered its broken fragments
TO the winds, at the very moment when we fancied
that the commerce of the civilized " ord was under
statesmen have had 10 pocket the mOrfIfyng defeat
which they thus suffered from the superior intellect
of the American statesman who represented his
country at the Court OF France. This single fact is
a sufficient refutation of the vapd ibes oil Boz land
the s;ipendiares of the money-changers.
The correspondence between Lord Ashburton and
Mr. Webster at Washington, is another signal evil
dcnce of American superiority. There is none,
even the most preludcsd, but must admit that the
titled representative Of British royalty and Thread
needle street potical economy, was plgmy in the
bau nj "A he lp apple vii he ms
can Secretary at Washington Loid Pamerson had
very cavaerly, and with rather insulting non-cha-
lance, declared that Great Britain would exercise
the right OF search matter 10 what nation the ship
belonged and when Lord Aberdeen came INTO Of
fee, he reiterated the same now behold the dis
graceful position we have been placed m Mr.. Web
told NJ Guizot, that the American Government
would never tolerate the exercise of such right on
the part of Great Britain, and Lord Aberdeen now,
in the face of the threats IF General Cass and Mr..
Webster, virtually abandons the whole around
which he and Lord Pamerston assumed as an I'M
questionable right. The French Minister, follow
ing up the powerful argument Of General Case, will
put end to the exercise OF the right of search
by Great Britain: already Lord Aberdeen has
ceded the principles and our statesmen in the
disgraceful position of Sawney, after beSg detected
his way to rob an orchard" going back agen."
While Great Britain has thus, in eight months, ex-
hibited two signal instances of intellectual inferior-
ty and pusIllanlmity, these degenerate americans
have achieved over us two mental trumphs not in
ferior TO their memorable capture of Lord Cornwall
lis at York Town, sixty years ago. and the desruc-
ton of Lord Pakenham aud our army before
New Orleans, IN 1915.
This is the evidence of American degeneracy
which our money -changers wall over. To people
accustomed to think and trace effects to causes such
evidence would lead to the conclusion that Univer-
sal Suffrage, unaxed knowledge, and frequent cleo
lectons were producing in America, nation which
for intellect, enterprise, arts and arms and unire
sal comfort, had never been equalled
From the London Evening Start
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. %.
Schemes Of the London Money Changers
American Morals and Finance.
The money article moraists of the " Times" and
Z" Chronicle" seem to think that the greatness and
glory of nations measured by the amount of
their credits with the traiickers in bonds and blood
who hold their unholy orgies in Threadneede street
The ereatlaw-glver (Moses) said the land shall not
be sold forever but the money changers policy is
to secure mortgage on the land and labour of the
civilized world, and TO render the producers of all
wealth, for all time 10 come, tributary to Jew bro
hers and such broken Jews as Shaw, Oxenden 81
Co.. who minister at the affairs OF two Of our temples
Of credit and speculation. These vampires, who
revel in the sweat and blood of the toing millions
and who, by the paper credit system, excite unjust
and desolating among the nations of the earth
begin to shadow forth, through their organs, new
move for the acquisition of power and emolument
They have kept the nations of South America in con-
lnual wars for the last twenty-five years by the use
of their credit but finding no returns, they now tell
us that "Lord Aberdeen must consider himself
bound to adopt efficient measures with the view of
enforcing the claims of the English bond holders on
the non-paying South American States. Well, this
is pretty plain and pretty bold and when translated
into plain English, is, that the English nation must
incur more debt and more taxes, and sacrifice the
lives of thousands of British subjects, compel the
delinquent South American Governments to fulfil
their contracts with the stock gamblers of Thread
needle:street: This Government is TO become the
bumbailih of band of corrupt money-changers,
who, having already reduced our country to a con-
dition of moral, physical and intellectual degrade
ton, which has no parallel IN Europe, now tell us
that the burdens of the people must be increased, in
order to enforce fuflment of their gambling trans
actions with foreign nations. But will Lord Aber-
deems notions Of lublic duty and private morals
square with those of the broken merchant who
writes money articles for the London Morning
Chronicle, and the equally pure and dsinterested
source whence the Times obtains its money article
economy? We doubt il, for two reasons. In the
first place, these delinquent Governments would
sheer at such proposition and, as Missssippian
lately told the TINES, they would point his Lord
ship to the example set them by England one hun
dred and fifty years ago In the next place, England
has not the means OF enforcing payments, from all
the non paying States OF the world; and, it would
be national disgrace TO send our fleets and armies
to the feeble States of South America, to finish the
work of desolaon, long carried on there TO fill the
maws of the stock gamblers, while the equally de-
linquent but powerful North American States boldly
resisted our claims and dehed the power OF our
Great Britain and Ireland TO state OF suffering and
distress, from which humanity recos with horror, by
the most foolish and most UBIQUITOUS wars and con-
quests but this is the first time that d.
rectly proposed for the special aggrandizement of
the stock -iobbers who have produced our own min
Is it not time that the people of Great Britain should
begin to grapple with that monster which has pro-
duced their present melancholy condition, and
which now purposes to make them the instruments
for extending It's infamous power and dominion in
in foreign comtresl On former occasion we al
luded TO the organization OF the money power by
Walpoe, for the express purpose Of robbing labor
and land; and by placing the currency in the hands
of few, to give them the monopoly Of trade and
These manufacturers oil the curren-
cy have reduced all branches OF trade 10 Level with
the games OF chance at Crockford's; with this i'm
portant difference. that The banking monoposts of