Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

Numerous lar readers ana correspondents anu P"s-
lish few of their artlsss, simple, warm hearted
beautiful and enchanting letters which we are con-
stanty receiving from every part OF the country TO
while awayIthe tedious moments of existence and TO
threw radiance over the shadows of human life.
We shall first give Of the most recent, from our
extraordinary correspondent Emmeline;-
TUESDAY, Nov. %.
From all I hear, can say that you have my
unqualified APPRECIATION Yeperhaps a,her too severe
upon the other Of ne press hsy may
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excellence Of bear nature see noble and generous
g.a eo"s for
genius you enjoy what harm might not bad IN
oilers you world your fend Alternate
you Yield IL eaT esteem YOU have
enknded envy and annosiy against yon be ns ne gene
you but doubt that is powerful Yeu are
gifted in that respect and fortunately you are moral and
tion Virtue all the happiness there below ara informed
is quite talk upon the subject Even il is al
uded To- and that many TO learn The pro,
The matter to be mutually ssn.ne.l TO you and me believe
day day. record your thoughts
and feelings and frank views of society," nature and
decorating the sentiments win your pleasing STYLE restraining
yS , folly and 0 aa to nSsdss too
perity he consequence Let have more OF inmost
gloom dependency your of hope high sp
rits With kind regard, I subscribe myself EMMELINE.
If were to give the world more of my inmost
thoughts, the dull world would not understand them
| only give mere glimpses and that is enough. If
could find a world composed Of such superior beings
Emmeline, then it migat be proper to unhear the
heart, unsoul the very sogl and open the mysterious
door the inmost hrobs of mind that only swells
with love for his species 1t cannot be done pre-
sent-the " denouement' is not ripe. To receive the
appreciation of such pure holy, and exalted beings
the one that write such an epstle as the above
will tend to console and reward my labors than
all that this world can bestow. To Emmeines gen.
tie nature, the in which treat my rivals may
seem severe. She will pardon me if tell her. that
that severity that sarcasm, that whitening scorn are
necessary 10 The cause of virtue ard truth. | know
my men better than Emmene does. Yet it is only
in the conflict that am severe--lst them submit and
am gentle as a dove
The next gentle epis,c is the wild illusions of
young artless glrl who only obeys her impulses II
is written in beautiful hand writing and on Bath
paper:-
You excuse the presunption in
thus addressing you and please attribute the
sprighiy Herald My father very much opposed to
our reading your excellent paper aud orbds looking
did that Of the Wall street sspennes when thew ordered bs
enghened inhabitants oths city Of Gstham both stop pur
chasing and perusing Sheet only
corruptibe journal published in the city. they
orders wesd meet obedience. nthey were am think.
ing they will very find heir mistake order rs
aid Of w.t. and good hu%arhe Of the
hsy might as well say at orce discard your beaux give up
The gaees Of this world and life
IN some g.oomy monastery The idea thing rdi
really very soul 10 see ii what tS ne e ycu
use tina, vile clique Of blanket sheets have unted 10
unwashed Rabbi Noah the being brought up
a . sy 10
ssuch set Of ul full Of emptiness being placed in uxtaro
end ofhi. finger whole batch put together Their
E % is very
% nr, Only go OF .. you have begun
less AID the oppressed unmaskng those the strong
Of the law cannot reacao removing the veil eyes
prow upon the community thinking that the assumed title of
that sober native A@ercsn no, aow
ed TO possess Go long you your duty
New York well pleased you and Your deseass
as er you need lever
and all give you sm =, and bis you God speed
make areraons and publish .hs you will obge good many
i, Iende al Of whom are very much pleased
WIN your spicy Herald Yours truly,
an a ten US when yeu are going 10 get married We
One piece Of advice must give Resale ;-she
must do as her father bids her. even not to read the
Herald. Let her posulate-let her reason-lct her
throw her arms around her fond fathers neck, and
plead that all the outcry raised against the Herald is
merely set on by envy and jealousy. Let her point
out the many moral truths have ustra ied-the un-
impeachable private character which possess Her
father, who is probably one who does not think for
himself, will soon relax, and then Rosalie can read
her favone Herald as often as she chuses Pure love
and affection towards parents are the original ele-
ments of happiness. Ruffe them not in their growth.
As reward for this obedience even 10 the silly COM
mands Of father, will tell her that may be mar
rsd sooner than know Of. have some vague no.
ton that II may be next spring, but all is uncertain.
| wan to go couple Of months to London and
Paris, to make some arrangements about foreign
news. may get married and tnke somebody out with
me-but all is involved in mystery.
The next letter is written by female Of mature
mind and geaerous heart. She pleads like woman,
for fellow being, now in the stocks, thus
New YoRK, Nov. IS 1887
Shall I test the truth OF nm of repeated and
avorte sentiment OF yours that the wishes OF
the clqse OF Wall street yos no-nor In slightest
yisd oibe ressless appeal Of woman
May Try the strength Of that sentiment which gains you
all important voice. and uduence which ia
all countries have greater ency than n