Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-24


| There is 90 much coed sense, and 90 much good
temper in the following communication, that weshall
give il az it was sent US and then append our re-
marks:-
| BENNETT with all thy faults, l like thee STILL"
Although thy Par,ee be choked with weeds we meet
beau,y's font or virtues bosom!
How cbass and beautiful were the writers Spectator
sensiby 10 cate blush on youthful beantys ca
le with adcreon hh soethed the aspe,ties Of party
spirit Addison admired respected and loved ny al
great and the awing rooms OF Engand proudes
Y"a POSSESS se Ss !" genius aSd prsre similarity
and r. h he
appears your ambition to the position
in the way OF Me sr as und ho
"a la Demoncoo-one requires lie ssnce pausne nue.
Win VIM eps, ,,e ss asaid af Soa MONSIEUR
think You are 9G s1ya aa His remarks
Intended parental blessing for ultimate good In the
rejecting win convince you Of musinve youtoa
pork chop" and "bol,le, together w., oo.s. on;,e
CONNIE with his white kid gloves in the baro9che on
as rna s g%sn aeS w
drum with all hs aggea Eece'1 pIe
Tammany Hail. and cost 62t cents in Newark SHIN
The President no doubt will delighted hear Of the
honors his ng Sling slam Bang Co.
proceedings in old affair" consider it ungenerous TO
bring hi the be go9n ae ns np
Seneft you the Bowery or the Franklin, WIZ an
offer Of The he. seI sn,ss OF 0o ,s .ne"eo "a " -
"''"'e'-""' aCany on play upon this piper,'
hone Won have not taken long Of the Ann street
premises anxious that You SHOULD get location IN
Wall We want 70 see you hgure among me m
ose IN the Exchange erecting 70 defa the extra
send You on special Washington wish would
lessons prior next as
told TIA, Ming has already provided O.. himself With ID
capial These purchased
cradle discount with the white Kids hrownn. WORD 70 he
NV correspondent is mistaken if he thinks create
more enemies than friends. Let him not be deceived
hv the weak Glamour of the Wall street press. AT
every step nv friends, subscribers admirers and sup
norers are increasing. The mean falsehoods of such
| creatures as Brooks Of the Express-Noah Of the
Star or ale of the Journa all daily given the lie
by the high moral tone and independent course ofthe
Herald. occupy position in this country, more
glorious more elevated than that which Addison did
| in England. Addison fine scholar-possessed
exquisite aste-a good wrer-a tolerable philosopher
but he wanted the SOUL the fire. the animation, the
science the resoluteness of mind, to fix his eye on
futurity and create revolution by single impulse.
Thi. country is in interesting crisis at this day
than England was in the age of Queen Anne. In
philosophy, in religion in science, IN art we are dis
| covering new lights and new impulses. Let my cor
respondent be assured that know my position we'll
I am only clearing away the brutal portion of human
ignorance, to make way for the new and genuine i'm
pulse. The opposition which | meet with from the
Wall street press springs from interest," malice, fear
and dread They are alarmed for their own exist
| ence They may influence few weak minds, of a
few clqucs, but the great world is with me-
| But my correspondent will better understand my
position, by reading atentively the following eloquent
passage, from Bulwer's Ernest Maltravers:'-
NIatravers, the contrary, not ddaning reason ever
sought =, assist her by ns a ana n
qures TO the limits Of the known and certain lie loved The
.. fact lie maintained that by similar hardwood, all the
a we a. a I@ o Soo oSne sy
well reasoned guessed as well as aseer
of philosophy is conjecture had the Implicit conf.
dence in The Operations Of the mind and the heart soPe,
thought wei trained by experience and study are
years snsulary practical chnracter CID Monagne
yewsga hm asoperior % to- m
Montague secretly felt that his young friend reasoned from
hst he was at once liable failure and error and
capable new discovery and ofaeecua achievement Bot
who was sincerely Interested in Erness fate was
eenened harden hi. friends mind against ,e obstacles N
They London togeiher asd De honiagne return
The cav and great lie Eel, ha bis aew greatly
his position lie no longer coured and caessed
Il
tu,e birth and connexions as beforeaye, for crcnmsan
| ces u him seemed equally unta'tering. Ne was
rot sought merit his Intellect his talents but for his
m menary celebrity. lie aut. or In fashion and run
aner a ANYTHING fashion might have been lie In
yed be talked to than to be stared at Tie was far 100
vanity eated sharing the Enthusiasm Of the circles with
prince industrious flea. Accordingly, be sosn
repealed him; reserved and
cons ladies'; refuse 10 be the fashion, and became
unpopular with the literary exclusives They even began
the works because they dissatisfied with the
susor But Matraver La.ed his experiments upon the
vast masses Of the general public He hadcad the PEOPLE Of
BE- his ausicnes and JUDGE and
all ceores ~ the uod could not hare injured him. He
like member immense constituency who may offend
individuals keep his footing with the body
large while he withdrew himself from the inspid and
the IDLE t took not 10 become separated from the weird
lie formed his society according 10 his tastes took plea
manly and exciting topics ef the days and sharpen
ed his observation and widened bis sphere m author by
mixing aud boldly with all classes citizen But lite
him the arst-as his mistress To the
esgrossing and passionate delight He made his
glorious and divine profess on he loved PROBES ion he
devoted and honors his youth, dreams
hsmsd SD his heart and his soul lie slcat but IN
enthusiast IN the priesthood he had entered From LITE
IATusr had all that makes nations enght
And n loved literature the more be-
cause distinctions not those ol The world be-
neither rbaas stars gh places al her
In the deep gratitude ard hereditary de-
great primitive church o the world. without pppcs or mus
-neeures pluracs and berarehes Her servants spoke -
earth OF old anxious only lie hesrf and
believed Full this anatcsu, Ernest Malt AYERS purued
his the 81 the myrtle bearers 90 The
cred shrine lie carried the thyrsus, and he believed n he
which De Monsgne would derived sot~r csleu
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