The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06
The Spring Business-To Advertisers.


The Spring Business-To Advertisers.
According TO every symptom the business of the ar-
preaching spring in this city and country will be
better healthier, sounder, and more solid than we
have had for ten years past. Do you want to hear
our reasons Here they are.
The currency and exchanges, on which all rea
business is transacted areneary equalized over the
whole Union, with the exception of some small
points in Alabama and Illinois, yet in state of dis
repute. This wonderful equalization has been ef
fected by the natural laws Of trade, without the c
titious aids of National Banks or National Elk.
chequers of any kind 1t is founded on supply and
demand-and on so solid basis, that no revulsion
can overtake, The banks now existing and pay
ing specie throughout the country, are in a very
sound condition-tbeir paper currency is restricted
their vaults full-and with a slow return of con-
dence looking at the productions of the earth,
at the lowest prices, general movement of trade
must take place in the approaching spring Prices
OF every thing low, that none can lose who
buy now-hence the movement of commerce here.
after must inevitably be upward.
In this approaching general movement of trade,
those who want TO mix in the current, and get a
share of the riches it bears along, it is necessary
as have general circulation. Without disparaging
any of our amiabe contemporaries, we claim for
the New YORK HERALD the largest, best, and most
comprehensive circulation among business men, of
any paper in the United States. As an evidence of
this opinion, read the following letter just received
from large commercial house in Philadelphia =
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8, ls4S.
DEE SIN.
N well tn
the benefit Of your auction houses had
to-day in our store with Mr. Haydock ofhe firm of
lies, Haydock X Co., OF your city. We asked him when
he would have sales in line of he
said you will know by looking at advertisement
Courier Enquirer" We told him could tell
by that means never that paper, does any
merchant or store keeper in street take it. He asked
what New York wsu1 be the best to advertise their
sales in thai merchants and Others residing in neigh
boring cities would see it. We told him the Herald"
scribers in this city. After further conversation on
the benefit Of sdysrsing in certain papers he acknOw
thing in Charleston and Baltimore.
The prejudice of some of your New York houses,
not 10 advertise and support your paper is foolish in the
Your Herald" is sought after and read in this city,
than going to say all the rest Of papers put
together there continual xiety to see and read the
Herald" send and business il any doubt this
let them call and see it at your office.
Yours, &C.,
The prejudces and folly alluded to by our cores
pondent, have originated in the violent jealousy and
rivalry of the Wall street press. Because we have
been more industrous-more successful-more
popular In the management of a newspaper, these
Wall street presses have pursued us like fends-
inventing all sorts of misunderstanding up all sorts
of preiudices-and sticking at nothing to compass
their ends. But our energy and patience have al
most overcome their opposition and now move
almost in smooth water, and with fresh breezes,
going onward in our career without trouble or diff
fculty.
From this moment, the commerce of this great
country, begins TO revive a solid bass-a good
currency, well managed-plenty of specie-low
prices-short credits-equalized exchanges both
foreign and domestic, and national bank or ma
uonal scheme of finance TO interfere with Its ma
tural operations The revolution that the country
has passed through in the last ten years has been
awful heart rending, searching, terrific, but una
voidable. Taae possible escape. A surfeit
OF whlskey or paper money always causes some
awful revulsion. We have reached the starting
point of health again-and henceforth the COM
merce of the country will be up-up-upwards.-
The broken banks cannot recoverable broken
States will not be able to pay-hence the stock
Jobbers Will ''suffer some" and make noise from
Wall street, but the great Of the present gene
ration have only halcyon prospects before them. Let
us all start fair now-all begin right now-on sound
principles-and every honest man cannot help get
ting rich by going smoothly with the current for the
next ten years. En- avam Advertise and 60
ahead The future is before you, in all its wealth
and comfort. No mistake.
RuMoRED APPOINTMENTS CAPTAIN TYLER
We learn from Washington, that Captain Tyler has
it in contemplation to make the following appoint
ments, pretty soon;-
Daniel Jackson, of New York Consul, Rio Janero
James Auchincoss, do do Glasgow.
M. NJ. Noah. do DiDlomatic oent Morocco