The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-18
NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1874
get change; now change back to get some

get change; now / change back to get some
by Mark Cox-.Roast beef and two dollars
day. ! voted for it in 1910, but found it to be
"By John Wilson Brown-A Ilarrisonian in
lS4O. The wing party they promised US peace,
upon US war, pestiience and famine. Madison
Reflector.
GAYS CARD PLAYING ADMITTED. The editor Of
the Frankfort Commonwealth, the State Organ OF
whIggery In Kentucky, driven to the wall by such
men as Gen. McCalla in relation TO Mr.. Clay's
gambling, admits that he does, plays for money
too but II only to "enliven the interest OF the
gaze" just listen to hlm:-
III would be uncandid TO conceal that have
understood he has sometimes engaged in the prac-
ticc as soc al diversion. That he has, on such
occasions, bet money, to enven the interest OF the
game but not tor the porpose OF gain, Is readily adj
United as probable"
Such is the admission of Mr.. Clay's Kentucky
organ. This thing OF betting money to "enliven
the interest Of the game" is what we do not ex-
actly comprehend as differing from gambling
Ohio Journal.
The Rev. DR.. Beecher published not long since
pungent sermon, in which he took occasion to de-
nounce, IN the severest terms, the improperly OF
supporting dueliss for high and responsible Offices.
ThN1oll0wing is an extract from the discourse re-
"Permit me now, my friends, to ask you solemn
~, VIII you any longer persist in your attachment
tor duellists? Willyou any longer either deliber-
4,
allegiance TO your Maker, and cast the Bible be-
hind your back! Will you confide in men void Of
the fear of God and destitute of moral principles
Will you trust your life to murderers, and liberty TO
The Wings have fancied that, notwithstanding
this clerical illumination, the Doctor would be found
among the friends of Mr.. Clay. correspondent
an interview with him, and in the course OF a con-
versation on the subject of the discourse, the Doc
tor remarked:-
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redden his hands with his brothers. BLOOD" and
added: ~ am not the man to nulify my own IN
stiuctions. shall maintain them by my practice"
Utica Observer.
PLAYS OF THE WEKk-ScENE l-Have you heard
the news Of Cass and Folks nomination.
1t Is Just the thing-just what we wanted -
You Wings will now have to take the trip up Salt
River.
SCENE My good friend, James X. Polk and
Silas Wright have received the nominations.
Did whig hoax. You can't come 1t over me !!
Ii is most seriously. true. | have 1t from Mr.
M, who read a particular statement OF the fact,
in the New York Journal Of Commerce.
Well, it probably is true 1t is strong ticket.
have always been anxious to see that ticket run
especially the tail end Of it-Silas Wright.
SCENE Swell r1y old friend, 1have more news
for you. Silas Wright would not play second
fiddle to Polk He did not like the idea OF being
made "wolt bait' for the benefit OF Folks friends
in the South,
QuizZng, are you
Not a bit; and the convention have given the
nomination to Geo. M: Dallas.
George M. Dallas? The old Senator from Penn
syvania, he who introduced the bill in Congress to
re-charter the United States Bank-and who voted
for the bull after Gen. Jackson had vetoed il I'm
possible
True as the bible.
Then Pm done for. | go for Texas. Goes
SamgGmo J0Mr June IL.
To DRMoCRATs.-The Madisoniam oil Thursday
says: " Let US hencetorth say our enemies instead
OF our friends. Let the next democrat who lifts
his hand against any member OF his own party,
have mark OF universal condemnation set upon
him."
GJ- A Tyler editor suggests, that it would be !" q
good thing ii John Tyler's portrait hung up all
over the Union" We think 1T would be much
better thing, if the original was hung up-Arkan-
sas Times, June 81.
Polk, .DsMocRAcY, AND CHEAP LroouRs.-The
first public b0use, In New York, to which the name
OF the Democratic candidate Tor President has been
attached, is in the Sixth Ward II is called sPolk
House" Price OF liquors, three cents per glass;
Boston Courier.
From the Daily Advertiser, Rochester,
HuRRAH FOR SALT RIvER.-MR. EDITOR =
notice by the signs OF the times, that the
splendid Boat Great Britain, will leave the
city of Charleston on the 18th day Of November,
Immediately after the s. G. eleciion) for the ex-
IRENE source OF this stream. Henry Clay, Mas
ter I. Frelinghuysen, Mate; distinguished Pilots
have been procured-such as Webster, Seward,
nc, and no danger need be apprehended, as his
boat has made three trips up the stream, and COM
mttees are now at work digging on II, so as to be
enabled 10 navigate further into the country than
before.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain or
board, or the Central Clay Committee at Washing
ton. The celebrated Cook, Nancy Dawson, vii
furnish the table with choice dishes OF boiled
and frickaseed coons. All baggage at the risk O
owners.
Messrs. Covert u Dodge will amuse the crew
occasionally with The celebrated Songs
"Vfe've got too far from Canada,
Rim for lie boys run"