The New York herald., 1845-01-27
City Intelligence.

DEATH OF THE CHEZ SPIRIT or THE GREAT NATIVE
AMERICAN PA.Tr-DowsrALL OF ONE Q! IT. PsIrcIrAL
SuProRTER-Every one who has resided in this city for
the last twelve months has witnessed the rise Of the
great native American party who started with bril-
any political party that has yet risen Pledged to
the many reforms that the public in general demanded
weeks they defeated both the old parties and obtained
the reins Of What they have done towards
carving out their principles does not require any ghost
undone, every body knows quite we'll But what they
done or what they have left undone has nothing
Soon after the party srrang into existence fine young
American eagle procured andhs legs ettered with
red tapewas displayed all the meetings and procer-
sons got up by the party emblem Of their princi
pes The noble bird hoped about upon his little plat
orm rufied up his plumsse and gravey nodded his
shout upon shout As the meetings became more fire.
quen the noble fellow destined to soar high in air and
iown upon his little platform, his feet entanged in the
tape and opening his great dull scarce ever moved
S
he endeavored to utter away; but after expanding his
wings, would pause from mere exhaustion, without the
Time few though the poor bird could not, and Mayor
Harper compacently looking through his gold bowed
ectaeles at the rivers Of mud in the street and admiring
geny The bird had been taken home by an ONCE seeker
His carcase had grown thn and was shrunken not the
jce seekers, tor had fattened him. the eye
grew duller and duller and but seldom seen The
feathers dirty, rumpled and torn what there was
them-0n0 poor
in vain The Office seeker was successful-the spols
won-but alas poor eagle, your scrrows were to
Business prevented your being taken care Of.
md you were consigned to the tender mercy OF the
dablo Ensign ofice-a Native organ-under whose
sign upon one bar rest. you daily Piped forth you
over your head as il in mocksry. There you sat- the
mark Of the ragged news bsys, whose delight was to
ee you with mud and apple naa not
victim.
In this melancholy condition. you by Sidney
kindly heart determined to cherish and protect you,
and possible keep lie in your unfortunate carcase that
You might see the expiring ., !na party ,
He took you where he himself had found haven he
took ysu to the TOMS ominous name Knowing that
you were created to above men, he obtained the
keys Of the loft the vestbule Of the Tombs and
there did he loose youaking to pay you frequent
such other choice mcrsss as he knew you delighted in
His kindness was appreciated by you, old bird and when
he sprans from beam to beam, over the thin lah and
would approach him as child would approach fond
prent. His kindness nearly cost him his life however,
prnging from beam to beam his foot missed and with
crash he came through the ceiling fortunately, and By
the most miraculous crcumstance. one foot had over,
shot instead Of falling short of the mark and he fei
strde Of the BEAM and thus enabled 10 escape from
certain death for had his step been few inches shorter
il was he was laid up or several days from the injuries
he received His 6rs thought was for you poor eird,
and you were provided for in another apartment ana
few mornings sncc Stewart went to see his plrd-his
parys birdbat opening the door to his great srsi
eagle the pride of the mountajn ophe Joy OF Sidney
stewart no more his spirit had burst from the
tombs, and taken far loer fight than ever did on
forth s 10y at having escaped from the hands Of man
and the stationer red tape Sidney Stewart another
man. and may be daily at the lower police office.
Police Once -surDAY.-B AND LARoErv-
About u O'Clock Saturday night negro was detected
in the area Of the house OF John H. Gaed, OF No 457
Pearl street. with bundle Of clothes One Of the inmates
Of the house who slept in a second story imagined he
heard noise, and opening his window saw the negro
coming OF the basement door. He was araid 20 snou
for helm for tear the negro would escape and taxing up
wash pitcher he threw II at the fellow and WIN suv
precision and force that struck him between ne =.
urn into the street at this and nabped sne
who turned out to be John Scott who had sh sa
.snins ap1cns, ,s ,,.a,sr : wU rnm MT. Gst6elds.
eBu.oAnv IN Exrxrss-Ths store OF jacob M. Aiden,'
ia West street was burglariousy entered on sstuF.