The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-09

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AMERICAN NAVAL ADMINISTRATION amiabe
friend the devil upon two sticks" in Wall street,
has made another great development in the Courier
IL Enquirer of yesterday, relative TO the mission
of the New York Herald. as the Fourieriies
would call it. He has just discovered vast
conspiracy that has been in existence for the
depression OF American naval architecture-the
principal parties (Which awful plot, are the British
Government the Russian Government, and the
terrible New York Herald, which seems TO be sort
of empire in itself-or, in other words, that Queen
Victoria, James Gordon Bennett, and Nicholas of
all the Russians have united TO destroy the charac-
ter efficiency and supremacy Of the steam naval ar
chitecture in this country. Here is the awful de-
velopment:-
From the Courier Enquirer.l
THE STEAMER K.MscHATKA.-It will be long before the
New York public forget the interest they felt in the
cess OF this war steamer depended the very i'm.
portant question, whether for the interest Of the
ofwar in the United States depend heretofore ex.
clusively upon England for their construction.
was matter OF no inconsderarle moment with all
In the interest OF England to pronounce the Kamshaka
failures and we accordingly duly apprized through
the Heraid-hat worthless alien print, conducted by
Aliens and at all times advocating the interests of
other Governments to the injury Of own-hat the
worst predictions in relation to the performances of the
Ramschatkd had been verified This bu' part Of a
system, and print in London occupying the same
respectable position there which the Herald does here and
the emssaries of the English in Russia united with the
Herald in this work of deracton. But time which
later sure bring upon the guilty the exposure
and George L. Schuyler prove to their countrymen
the triumphant success Of their undertaking. and TO the
of war cheaper better and faster in the United States
than in any other part OF the world.
This is most frightful conspiracy, and if true, is
enough to make all American engineers and naval
architects look aghast. But is it true Is there
word of truth in it With the greatest respect for
the amiable devil upon two stcks,' we deny the
soft impeachment toto Celo We assert, and can
prove from files that there rs not single ,cord
oftriah in the choie Of his statement We were the
first journal in this city to notice the excellence,
originality, and superiority of all the engineers and
architects employed in the construction of the
Kamschatka. 1t is singular fact, too that all these
statements in the Herald were collected and pre-
pared not by an " alien" but by regular natural
born, down-east, full-booded Yankee, of whom we
have several in our editorial department The
miserable trickery and falsehood of the devil on
two sticks" to talk about our establishment being
alien," while part of his own is thoroughbred
English tory Of the worst kind, is only character
lstic of a fool-not of man of sense
But let this pass Towards the builders, the
architects, the machnists, the engineers Of the
Kamschatka, we have invariably maintained the
same language of high and wellmerited approba-
ton. 1t is very true we did not admit that the
Messrs. Schuylers were entitled to all the merit of
designing and constructing that vessel, but we al
lowed them what they deserved the credit OF being
very excellent contractors for such work, and
strictly honorable disbursng agents in all that trans
action. One of the Messrs. Schuylers made some
alterations in the boiers-but the bends OF the ship,
t., IL Ill
claimed, and Justly so, by other persons-al Anne
cans-and all connected with the naval architec-
ture of New York.
The gross and audacous falsehoods of the
|" Courier" and its ridiculous nonsense against us,
about our being in league with the British and Rus
sian governments, will be sufficiently exposed by
full and accurate history of the building and sail
ing OF the Kamschatka, which we shall give in
few days. This history will show that American
naval architecture possesses more of the movement
OF the age In genus, superiority, orr inaliy and
success, than that of any other country-not even
excepting that of Queen Victoria's architects, or
those OF the Emperor of Russia.
GREAT AND MIGHTY MOVEMENTS When these
men move, the masses move" as Redwood Fisher
gays. We find that Major Noah, the Corporal
of Captain Tyler's Pretorian Guard" in New York,
has called mighty meeting on the 18th of
March, for the purpose of organizing their |" third
party" and nominating Captain Tyler to the Presi-
dency.
This will be one of the greatest political move
ments that ever took pace-and will probably un.
horse both locofocos and wings, and put Clay, CAL
hour, and Van Buren,, under the table. But this is
not all Another great event is at hand. About the
same day and hour, understand that Prophet
Miers prediction of the end of the world, and
the commencement of the millennium, will also be-
gin-so the des of March" will be full of very inn
portant and awful matters.
We shall make arrangements to report the pro-
ceedings, and run expresses giving account of all
those geological chanses-and all other items of
interest that may take place at both these mighty
movements. The organization of vast Tyler
party elect the Captain for certain in 1874, and
the end of the world or millennium, to come at one
and the same time, events not to be sneezed at
PRESCRIPTION OF THE PENNY PREss-The Post
Office Department have introduced a measure into
Congress for the infection of a tax upon the penny
press-and this small species of prescription is adj
vocated by the "Madisonan" and its New York
correspondent If this is the way that Captain Ty-
Ter and his administration intend to reward the
"penny press" for lts unbought support of his policy
by passing tax law against them that will amount
prescription, it truly be said, here's graft.
tude in high places"
Will the honest wings and locoiocos In Congress
swallow such measure from the " Guardr'
AN INTELLIGENT EDrToR.-Yesterday Moses Y.
Beach, the very intelligent editor OF The SUM- and
iinancien Of the Jacksonville currency, testified on
oath that " he did not know what poudrette was -
Col Webb's knowledge exceeds this-the gallant
Colonel knows well what poudrette is, having given
his note for 5000 for the information, which is in
his schedule Moses Y Beach's famous brochure of
the Wealthy Men of New York; probablv snr;nos