The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28

cocccos and paves and unnedgsd oarlas.ns belonging
10 ,hose fous divsiona get up punh, NEE lpst and
ont, IN cuckoo noses, .fbr lide-our ste rhose al
visions and sepurAse boties nomHs and 'idio-iors
The sres, coEes row going in social, POLITICAL com
mefcsl life, u ccntsss Det~een mind and isnoranoeoe
tween science ana fonyees morals aud oorrupton
between intellect snt tou-bet tho great spirit OF
civilization and the gToseiOg demon tf party We're
ess Intellectual people would be revolution Of blood
We conTnerc!, and oviszsd race weapons
reason, Argument, last and energy ariven
desperation Had such cves the present taken place
In the p.lms days q The Roman epubc, Martin Van Blu
rem would have pcsnhed un fer thousAnd dsgges ON
gYess wcad dsiyeo ke feions from their corrupt aud
dksrsrsiui hsnrts Of dsspstoD the Legislature wood
have been ihro~n MT the Hudson river and rArmsny
Hal rszed 20 is fourc a,ion and ssonsl column If
snte high that uhica HAMS do the deeds Of So
sostfs four thousand years TO poser,ty, with tha In
riptior;-
Ereces 70 be memory Of the AmsrIcsn patriots who asv
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[Fron be New York Herald, April 10, 1877
DAWN OF 4 NE~ oIvILIZAe ZION.
would be amusing, II melancholy, to with DIS
the folly the ignorance, the prejudice, and the general
ausosery OF ire Wall street nts wnen they attempt
explain or expaiAie on the canes od nsequenoes oshc
present singular s'i.ss Surrounded with an
composed Of The bad breath OF spoxnt and oorps bark
foolish politicians, and nnAncies without philosophy,
there jcurDar are only capable Of taking short sighted
narrow and equally the Courier shSkes is
whss ers talks about the cirnusr
ExpToS fW snakes empty words o1t
Of The Journal says "yes" today, "no" 70 m
With long pray while picking your pocket but net
Of these prpis appear 70 be imbued -ttn the spirit OF
philosophy sufficient 10 see the nature Of the revolution
which is begon We will eplgh.en them.
The struggle nov going In the commercial world is
,ep poic.I ana aommsrc. - ssm. naaa seen np,,,
Ever snoe the close Of the great Europ the ays
TENS Of France gland ana the UDtvd states sys-
stncks In consequence of great capabilities or this
country the rerusr business talents OF s people the
y Of mas, SsSs ana TO
,everue, which Is In gold and silver, imported
fr,m Eu,ope By the best c.lcul.ors. II ap
pears that the vhrle amount or the specie cur
rsDcy Of Frarce England and the United States has
net exceeded during he ss years two hundred and
ny mions Of dollars This OF current gold and
silver been he ,Ns the credits OF the Commercial
ban king stems Of all there On basis
probably creds 20 df'y tim 90 the amount have been
sued In p-omssory notes, bls OF exchsuge, aud bark
paper currency In the aistriouon the specie about
one hun dreo millions has found is this country
ore half tfh in the pos sesslcn OF our government
The Apparent Struggle, therefore, present. 10 for
more equal distribution Of the basis OF credit, though
commercial society win inevitably kad to gene
raj revolution throughout oil ihe Civilized countries Of the
world.
me American government being ont or debt can easily
retain ths specie In It. ooevs, ami thus place both
Farce and Euflspd In lees than months midst
OF terrible political volucn broush. and preceded
by the terrible sulston SYMPTOMS Of these
events beginning /, appear here there, In
those countries like the bubbles the surface
featuring towns Manchester EceIaud Lyons France
the ~orkm beginning 10 be discharged The 'al
ard disaster among the merchants will lead 10 failure and
disaster smorg the bankers rhe specie now In Eugspd
s not halt sufficient TO support their present credit
general and universal rout from the Bank OF England
down viii be the consequences OF the posy Of the Amer
government to retain the specie hence general revo
luton vii be generated the whole civilized world
that vii csu,e return 70 the prices and values ofhe six
teep,h century.
The sIea, revouton nov in progress |: not in the break
ing up Of few cotton hou,es In Ne Orleans, few job
havc L. hz W.. r. h>-h
don hh The besit ming Of . general revolution the
whole ARTIFICIAL Ame OF modern socetyn their thoughts,
and vaues Of III ~ means Or the sbass of
tho paper sem gold and silver, s bssis have been
dcrrated ana updervaeed The specie Of the wrrd
SEEKING and viii roe an Adjustment BY Of those dis
pensaiiors Of Providence, republican government, the
most ignorant OF any that reached power in the
United States, has blpndered upon measure that pro.
duocs and aids this rcvciuton In both France and
Enaanda revolution which win most likely dcsir for
ever The existence mona chy In both countries rhe
specie poicy Of Andrew Jsckson, and his ocsf>oo obs
macy still continued BY Bis SUCCESSOR, will produce the
eneot upon the civ zstan Of snury
which use dcrApgcmtni Of finances Of Louis XVI old
In The latter OF the eeh eenth BY retaining specie
bere he whole form OF societs s receive blow thas
rave raised ror gb long sson OF peace Tne 81 zed
world u changed to what Is Mems minds ~akng
Up Is frsm a dream they are rubbing their eyc., ask
ing Sha, the mates ant wondering at the motions
they have entortait cd for the last tsenty years
We have strange career before II revou ion 10
the Cover Dmens OF France and Essand should lead
var will be Of the most original and mighty events
that ever yet opened upon stonshed world. Il wl
~r OF steam poser-h viii be war Of scien 70 against
ienors thoughts and fresh feelings against
~nhered Tejudices New Sapoieous viii start nj
every point In such ,ate Of conflict tho paper
the Ialace Of Aladdin Gid and silver with be the only
currenoykpgs, priests and smpe bankers aud spec
uis,ors viii bc no mme-and the great spirits Of the earth
will be Presidents, uongrenmen, generals, engnecrr ed
From the Nc~ York Herald, April al, 1881
PROGRESS OF REvoLurIoN.
n No
in the commercial revusion, advances with rapidly
fearful and ominous 70 al those in power and authority
organ zaon ls breasipg ous al country In the
sooihern Saaes stop talh oil Of in the West
officers OF justice threaeted, and here In No
York those ~hn appeal TO the for .he qui1a,on or
debts beginning to b. denounced By the Wall street
papers ~ II they had perperaed henous offences Il 10
nended 10 the mercantile community refuse
obeo the laws, and 70 The government or
the duties impostd by the acts OF Congress- Al other
rons general suspension OF sps payments dolber
stncrsl scramble through all ranks OF society.
II we pass from commercial 10 SOCIAL hfe, we win dnd
The spfit OF revelation and dsorgsnlzaon madly
marching onward
me failures In the mercantile world whh have already
rom rom he ssishs q sfSence 70 % Comparative poverty
Fashionable fauiss sr ped forever OF heir pumsge
snd ge~ssws Hor,es furniture osrrsges oil the appen
dge OF exiravassnce rapidly passing under the ham
Beautiful and engaging females hardly through the
dencors honey moon have the prospeci opened 70 them
OF lons cherries and forovn life Never, perhaps did
such radical oution society take place any
try going in this fair, rioh and smiling land
some CT The prvae histories growing out OF he French
revolution Of 17o2 may furnish parallel iustanos 10 the
sudden fall OF PRIDE elegance, wealth, beauty and gran
deur the svcsi depths Of despair. Nowhere else.
Many fsn lits and persous of distinction, whose wealth
founded commercial syst m gone forever
Othei preparing 10 speLd the next summer In Paris
Florence under the smiling sky Of France or 10 the DO
ho,ous groves Of Italy have 70 a,ardon ther fashionable
enterpres and viii soon be forced 70 wander 70 the pra
Of The West in search OF more suostcnce The fash
iopabc miners In Broadway on the verge OF despair
We learn tba, all the orders for the summer have been
couniermandsd or Of the most ashionahe Of them
calls II, 'he ladies' what have gwen orders for the
VERY acst Paris fashions have protested the most
them" Broadway 10 almost destitute Of gay equi-
pases and person foo, crcss that street without
endanscring his limbs,
There never such general sweep Of thc spccua-
torsof the poypnt Of the nobility. OF the hdu monde
Of all those cancs Of fashnsbie society, who have been
figuring a all The watering places for the last Ave sr
years. The rout s Overwhelming, II II vere confined
10 that cl0s cf society there would be something 10
occ n and be glad FOR but unfortunately the innocent
and the guilty Involved Alike IN the geoera wreck Of
The high creoh system. We hardly have throb Of pty
for the mob but for the poor 70 msss Who