The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
Licentiousness of the Party Press.

Licentiousness OF the Party Press.
"Persons at a distance may be at loss to know why 1t
is that tho Richmond Enquirer is devoted 10 the cause
Texas sight every thing else in its advocs
that single measure will give the reasons IN
word Old Tom Richie owns about five thousand dol
lars worth of land IN Texas His son William Richie
debt OF thirteen thousand dollars due him. Tor Loaned
money nom the government OF Texas, and winch he has
vi taxing land at 90 per Last
ALL Tom Green, the sonn law OF Old Ntchie, who has
awaited himself o. the benefit vi the bank uPt iaw III Amer
lea estate OF hundred Thousand dollars Ill
Texas Now under these cIcums,ances almost any one
would Do Tor annexation, and mention these isc's tha
Ritche Co. may not have credit abroad for more
patriotism than they entitled TO IL their leal Tor
nexatfon"-N Y Counter + Enquirer
A GRAPHIC PicrusE-- Every body remembers the duel
bet .. Clay una anioph origin Of not
generally known The eccentric Virgmisn In secret
ses.ion, il 1885, made OF mis- terribs speeches. IN
which he cut the character OF Gay to shreds Inc VIC
tim or sought revenge through chsl
ieIge Randolph poinung has long hnger at him. SAID
Il man. QnsNind, crave your pardon this worA,
(Itie forgive the INSULT was SPIT out OF e
omb vi raised TO higher lie than he
born 10, Tor he was raised TO the society Oh black
guards. Some tortune-kind to him-cruel TO us-has
him the SECRETARY ship Of State Contempt has
property Of descending but stops Tar snort vi him
below Ter fail l would hate him If Ind not deslise hun
Il what he u.s. but where ne that puts my thoughts
III Tnai alphabet that ~rile. The name vi iher-
Sites black OF squaiidy refuses her letters
him. That mad which thinks ON what cannot press
scarcely think him. an ny perooe Tor nesnness,
would be an eclipse Tor Cidy"-Po'hdnd Datiy -dm
tie paper published by the inmates Of The Lunauc Asy
lum, al Brattleboro' VI =
INSANITY PARTIES col. X. NJ. Johnson, in recent
letter, says he has offered M his his Tor his country
and IL ready to do it sgan required MIR. Niles the
Senator from Connecticut thinks he has been dead
Tor thirty years, and is existing In future state
facts seized upon by some oil our WINK riends
preext Tor saying that the leaders oil the democratic
party excited the thought OF their inevitable de
TALL that they Cannot hep talking ncoheren}
But think the wings show much stronger signs OF III
sanity thus procainnY the absolute certainty of then
VIII
| Jour
Another rhy me for the candidate for the Vice Pro
| sidency. Here it is
The sheets that have the biggest lies in
Are great Tor Clay and Frennghuysen.
Phil Spi,it ef the Times.
Shorn of their strengh-utterly poweIess and dis
graced-a Kissing aud bywor in the eyes OF all true
men Tor their subserviency to the infamous system OF
American slavery while they profess TO DO In favor OF
equal nights TO all men, they Will tall an easy prey to
their successful competitors Ill southern subserv
ency and Henry Clay will be elected [Dicatorl by al
| overwh elming majority.
This is most righteous retributon from just Heaven
upon the Democracy 0, our country and upon
| him OF Lndenwold who has done with Andrew
Jackson to ad that democracy into contempt of human
rights, than all other influences combined Lot Martin
Van Buren, stand justly rebuked by God and all gooc
men, until he repent. OF his dark conspraces against thu
rights and liberties OF mankind We shall recur to this
subject again. Meantime the great slave parties
| now on par With notorious slavehoders-robbers o
the nalisnable liberties Of American born citizensa
well as the promoters OF adultery incest and murderh'
Liberty party with God-Justce- liumanity-Equa
iberyand sound morality on its side has nothing
fear will stand by its Godhonored principles u thu
only foe OF Justice ana wrong, now lett for our coun
try's hope We shall, must succeed WIN Homes
Democrats believe this and rally at to standard
or, will they degrade themselves lower still, with
prncpled clan OF leaders who are using them as meI'
cats paws, for their ab0minabo seliishness W,
| shall Sec .4bany Weekly Patriot
Poor Whiggery, how disappointed you feel at thu
unanimity with which the convention broke up How
much will you feel at the result OF the election
We can't pity you, but will console you We will Civ
you the following song, by which you march
power the 4th Of March next 1t is appopos to TIT
OCCASION and sing you must row 10 Its tune you must
| salt won't save you:
TUNE" Roto brothers, row. Canadian Bs at Song "
Sadly list to our funeral chime.
| Horrible out in tune and time,
| But when the star Of the West grows dim,
Well sing ut the jug" apartng hy nm:
Row brothers, row the stream runs deep
Wake up, Webster; you're fast asleep!
Steady, our shallop is homeward bound
Hoarseiy the ripple is murmurng round
| Listen our iugleman raises the song,
| And its burden is Joscy, oh Jim along
/ Row brothers, row the stream runs fast
| Salt river is gained and our glory's past.
Our money is gone, and our bills are due;
| Credit. dear Credit dear! Where are you
| Loalers and ppers, we'll dine
| On bacon boiled in Falernian wine
| Row brothers, row the stream runs fast
| The glory OF cider and sin is past.
| Swiftly the arid shore,
| Pufhng and Juggling tbs heavy oar
| Sadly we sit our thread bare CLOTH
| Fishing for meat in coonskin broth.
| Row brothers, row I! the stream swift;
| Rouse up, Harry, and give US Lii,
| Merry we We been in days gone by.
| Pleasure has pesmed from lord;y eye,
But now the autumn Of joy is come.
| Our sentence is passed. and succumb.
| Rest brothers rest the distances past;
Salt river il gained and we are fast.
| Here where .he carron buzzard nies
Picking ont amne's iDsafiae eyes
Veal eat our shadows, aud blow away,
Like mist from mountain tall and gray.
| Die brothers die our day is past
Salt river murmurs our dirge ut last"
Detroit Ere. Pres
There may be divisions in the Democratic party, Blu
We are very sure that Mr. Clay will not shar. in the dvid.
The deestation in which he has long been held by Re
| ,ublicans, instead of diminishing, has continually in
| creased Another man thnn Mr. Van Buren, may eed
put sure that that nau il not Henry Clay w
canno, believe that the man who hes wsnony violate
he Sabbath in some OF our chief cities, by his camorou
murderer of poor Cieyhe great gambler and du.llis
Kentucky, can ever receive the support Of great
ion Of Christian freemen, for the highest office ~thi'
their gift. We slow TO believe that the leader of III
party which opposed to retunding the just fine
upon the patriot Jackson for his gallant defence
New Orleans and the whole Southwest from the deva,
aion of a rude and mercilsss British sodiery and tina
favor Of srdng the heirs Of traitor Huh for hi
reacherous course-can ever receive the favor of tn
American people We have yet to be convinced that tn
Oft rejected and condemned Henry Clay. who has beef
convicted for bargaining for oice-who voted for job,
O. Adams for President that he might be made Secrcar
Of State, and that too against the known and clearly
pressed will OF hs constituents, enjoy the conf
ience oil Intelligent Wecannot YET beIev
that the advocate of despicabe moneyed arstocracy
and of unjust, unequal and oppressive tariff system
can be the choice of the people of the American Union
In short cannot believe whatever may DO the choic
Of the people in regard to Democratic that they will
honor Henry Clay with their confidence
with all his private and political SINS unrepented of
still fresh and green upon him-Jdckson (Ten) Rep.
CLAY's soLILOQUy NOT HAMLETs
|
| To be, or not to be, that 10 the question
Whether next Fourth Of March" shall see seat "a
With all due pomp and circumstance upon
| The Presidential chair or the base rout
OF Loco Foco shall defeat my purposes.
| To ht-to rniss--po more Aye, II we hit,
To end the cursd ncertitude these doubts
| We coons are heir to--tis contamination
| Devoutly to BE- wished. To hit-to miss
To miss perohance the "spoiis"-aye, there's the rub
| For in the loss Of them what else may come,
When We have shuIled of 1ections coil,
| Must give Ms pause; There's the respect
| That makes calemi.y OF standing thus
| A candidate with coons for who would bear
The whips and scorns Of time the Loco's sneer,