Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29

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received, Amanda 10 received, Mary Ann 10 receives
Julia is received, Susan is received Sophia received
all are received. Ibegan to think that Emmeline had
forgotten me. felt grived the dea. There Is, IN
her brilliant epises so much genius, that feel
l know not how in reading them. shall attend 10
all my fair correspondents in due time.
1t now fully eighteen months since the falr read
ers and admirers Of the Herald. began to send COM
munications and write letters to US, all anonymous,
for publication and remark in this jou nal. In that
period of time we have received several hundreds OF
such letters all of them indicating superior educa-
ton, fine taste, and many OF them sparkling with
genius, witt and Imagination of the purest and most
exalted kind The originals are still in our posses
sion, and they exhibit some of the most beautiful
specimens of hand writing, in accuracy OF COMPOSE
ton, or in purity of style that we ever saw
Perhaps no single series offacts haveplaccd the cha
racter of young American ladies' so high IN our estlma
ton, these singular and extraordinary specimens Oh
female taste, genius, wit, and education. Few conmu
nicaons are received from men, that are TIT for publ
cation, without correction or erasure. Ihere Is
want of finish and delicacy in the composition OF the
male sex, which nothing can do away but long prac
tice, tedious study and absolute necessity Not SO
with females all the advantages OF superior educa-
ton are Immediately developed in woman She IS
precise accurate beautiful in sentiment, and grace
full IN composition at once.
Nothing has satisfied us of this superiority in the
American female mind, more fully than the very fe-
male correspondence have been receiving for more
than year past. l do not know any portion OF my
existence that has afforded me more unaloyed happi-
ness than the receiving, readings perusal, publishing
and replying to these female correspondents. Unac-
quanted personally with single one among the
crowd, this mysterious Intercourse, carried on IN
writing has been pure, holy, heartfelt and intellectual
in the highest degree. No interested motlves-no
ambitious views-no improper thoughts could enter
into correspondence purely anonymous, and subject
TO the revision of the public day after day. II was
the simple intellectual intercourse OF congenia minds
the natural mngling of heart with heart-thought
with thought-lhe very soul with the very soal Mel
Their has this correspondence been confined to females
residing in New York From all the surrounding
TOWNSHIP and down the large rivers to the farthest
exremities of the Union have received these grace
full and well written female epises. and most general
ly postage paid. On Saturday, Sunday, and yester-
day, l received at least half dozen of these let
tiers, on. from New Haven one from Illinois, and
Others !SoEa other places.
That these letters from females--educated and
intelligent females Of the highest rank in society, there
cannot be doubt Indeed, frequently receive these
episcs signed by female names, and written by young
men, but they easily detected by their coarseness,
bad writing, and bad spelling, and are always re-
iected from the Herald.
These interesting female communications, and the
afectonate and enthusiastic manner in which have,
from nv heart, treated them, have doubt created
for the Herald that popularity among the educated
fair sex which has so astonshed and paralyzed the
IF lam call Tho
Star" Mr. Noah has prided himself in making
his paper favorie among the ladies'. He to his
chagrn that the Herald, both morning and evening"
| has outrivaled him in his assumed ground. Hence
his diminuton Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his meagre cash
advertising-hence his eaousy-hence his attempt
to deprecate the tone of the Herald and to insult the
character of its fair correspondents. But Noah is in.
capable of welding the female heart awaking the
female soul. He is a Jew-an unbeleving Jew-a
man that believes in a creed like the Turks, which
denies soul 10 woman and merely considers her exs-
tence an accident-an appendix to that ofman. On the
contrary, the sentiments with which have always
regarded the female those taught by the Chris.
tan Rsdeemer, who first elevated her rank in soci-
ety-who fiji ST taught man his duty to her-and who
first set his seal upon the holy and heavenly relation
4 between the sexes.
When, therefore, Mr.. Noah attempts like brute
like a beast-like vulgar wretch he is,-to throw
out his ISLANDERS on the educated and pure hearted
American females who write for the Herald he is on
ly dsgracing his own little remains OF characterize
presents himself before the public as a miserable
coward and polroon-he walks beneath bright hea-
ven as a base brute who is incapable from his moral
degradation, from his impious creed-from his dege-
nerate heart of estimating the value of female intel
lec,-or of female feelngs-or Of educated female
grace IN composition and written thought.
We despise and scorn all the attempts ofthe "base
Jsdean" to njure in the eyes Of the generous and
vrtueus sex. We have now on hand, half dozen
excellent letters from superior females which shall
publish with remarks in day or two.
TT THE BAKsRs' BENEVOLENT BALL takes place
tonight at the Shakespeare Hotel Tickets for dol
| lar admit gentleman and two ladies-beng only 33l
cents each. Several dozens-bakers dozens too-oi
very beautiful young girls will be present, arayed in
their sweetest Smiles and dressed in the gaycst at
tre There will be a black eyed brunette in azure
drapery that will do havoc a dozen at least. A
bondes preparing crimson dress, which, with her fair
face fine FORM and natural grace will upset six or seven
/ bachelors all in row. Amanda, tall and majestic
DoI;a ,,.gy. aud ench antino-A Amelia en- bon ,oipl