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

The PROCESSION To-DAY-We feel almost
tain, and yet deeply regret the conviction, that
the procession will end in something resembling
farce. The design was conceived in bad taste, and
we fear cannot be carried out without ridicue.
Those who started il, no doubt meant well, but
too many hack politicians have since thrust them
selves into IT, as stepping stone to get office, and
OF course they will take all the credit, if there be
any, from the original movers. The independent
men OF all parties, who had proper feeling with
gard to the indgnity offered to the President, can
never be brought to unite in movement that is far
cica selfish. The press of all parties. through
the counryhas reverberated the feelings of the
nation this subject, and that will be sufficient
rebuke That is moral retrlbution far more sub
lime than can possibly be met with in procession
of white horses and rs carriages, each full of ladies'
and little boy with banner
We hope, for the sake of all things connected with
the event, that it may go off well, but confess it
does to border on the ridiculous at present
We shall see.
BUsINEss-SEGARs.-Amon the numerous adver
Users in this days paper, refer to Henrques 81
William street, who has just opened segar store in
that honest, cheap, moneymaking, money-saving,
decent street. Henriques was formerly broker in
Wall street, and has operated for years to the
amount of millions in that avenue of Satan. Like
many other sensible men he has had real revival
has abandoned the devil and fancy stocks, and has
now opened store cash principles-wth good
arteles-and is determined to make money in the
good old fashioned way, as taught by Moses and
| the Prophets. -
This is one OF the best symptoms of the returning
sanity of the age in matters of business that have
seen. Wall street, thank Heaven, will soon be de-
serted. By-andbye, the devil will be left there with
the Ashburton committee alene.
Our AT LAsr.-Col. Webb walked down Wall
street on Saturday last, and appeared to be getting
better fast. The day was beautiful-but the sight
was melancholy. Alas poor Webb! how much
more comfortable and respectable you would have
been this day, if you had followed the sound advice
and goodessons gave you in 1929, 49, 3d. and '32.
ADvIcE.-Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, presiding divinity
of the Sunday Morning News, will have to keep her
boys in order. She promised to us in person, in
our office, that she would make them behave de-
Gently, and she must keep her promise, otherwise
we shall have to apply the birch to their bottoms,
and no mistake.
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