Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

vatons made by Mr. Blunt the corporation attorney,
in his remarks respecting the meat shops Of London,
during the trial of Mr. Campbell for selling meat
without paying the Gathers Of the city, from $500
TO $1,000 for the privilege OF doing We are not
"learned in legal lore sufficiently, to say whether
law to prohibit the sale of meat otherwise than IN the
public markets was in force during the Saxon hep
tarchy not-neither does it matter much If there
be such an enactment in electromagnetic IT does
matter, and very materially, whether the people OF
New York 10 be taxed yearly from eight to ten
millions o. dollars because its corporation choose to
adopt the unwise legislation of rude Saxons or sa-
wage Israetes. great political writer has observed
that ga wrong which has existed thousand years.
is as much wrong though it commenced but
yesterday; and right, that commenced but yester-
| day. is as much right, as though it had existed
thousand years." Let every one interested in inn
proving his condition that of his race remember
| this saying, and whenever auson is made to old
musy records to defend existing abuses let them be
set down for their just worth-as SO many rags OF
broken bank, whose value has long since departed
| from them.
Now let us see what are the facts. There is
ly street in all London where butchers shop may
not be found, where meat is openly and continually
sold, without the propretors dreaming that the
London corporation have any occasion to trouble
their wise heads in the matter. And so far from this
practice being injurious to health, it is well es
tablished medical fact, that in a nsighborhood con-
tanning from one hundred and fifty 10 two hundred of
these butchers shops (Whitechape) there is scarcely
ever an instance of malignant fever known. Look at
the butchers of city-look at their journey
men and apprentices, and say if ruddy robust
and healthy set of men exist Here is something
tangble-here is a proposition susceptible of the
strongest proof Let US see who will undertake to
prove that the smell of fresh meat is injurious to life
and longevity. While hordes Of lazy, idle vagabonds
are permitted to drain the mechanic Of his resources
by ever profferng to his lip the unhaowed cup, the
men who would supply him with nutritious supper
are TO be prescribed that few rich individuals may
accumulate still larger boards of the rritamensa
loram-the incentive of all unholy passions-gold.
The enigma, why meat shops are forbidden and
rum holes permitted, is easily solved. BY the first
the mechanic, when his toll is done, might purchase
wherewithaf TO solace himself and enjoy comforta-
bic evening repast with his family. BY the last, the
"sages of Gotham are elected to Office, and to de-
s,roy them would be at to insure the admission
of men of honesty, industry and intelligence into
power instead of set of gormandlsng, stupid polit-
cal oafers, who till recently, chiefly composed the
corporation.
Let the Wing Corporation 20 to work and correct
this crying evil, and they may remain in power as
long as they please
HONEY GARDEN, WEST HoBoKEN.-Thisi is quite an
interesting sight. On Friday afternoon, under clear
sky and bright sun, made visit to the high pctu-
rescue hill on which Mr. Kelsey has laid out his curl
Gus garden. 1t is in the neighborhood of Mr. Brown
ings place, and commands beautiful prospect OF
the city and harbor.
The Garden is laid out on the plateau of the hill,
along its very brow 1t 10 enclosed with wooden
boards, and contains 80 hives All is as busy as il
Is possible TO imagine. On the west side there is a
range of boxes and alcoves for the reception Of
pany, separated from the hives by wire netting the
whole length of the garjen. Mr. Kelsey carried us
into the garden, and in the midst of the very mob
bees. He opened his glass cases, and showed US the
little creatures At work. in every form and variety
He mas complete control over these creatures and
| makes them act just as he peases.
just as was prying curiously into hive, bee a
sort Of John Haggcrty concern, got entangled in
my nnglets. Out OF vexation he stung me.
"Oh, Mr.. Kelsey Mr.. Kelsey" said !, 81 am
stung am sung"
care you" replied he, "let me get hold of him."
He took him by the tail, twisted his head off, and
Il
| showed me his eyes.
81 have pulled out the sting" said he, "bu you
better go oatsde If the other bees assal you they'll
mob YOU They are sirritable as your friends in N.
York"
So cleared ont fast possible ms will do this
day when get my sentence.
This is a delightful place to visit, and we recon-
mend it to every stranger and ctzen where they may
learn lessons Of economy and prudence
bWc have a delightful Sketch of Fashionable
Life for 1897, for this evenings Herald. Glen Cove
is the scene. Two New York bellies the princpa
Characteristic pretty landlady Of Glen Cove 6gur
ing she deserves; and the Incidents embracing
all the and poetry of country love. II will
be that a revolution in fashionable life has takes
place-that those who few months ago. gave mag
nifcent soirecs and danced mazourkees, now patron
Use picnic parties, and dance among the daizics w,
are fast returning TO prmcval simpliely-pasto al,
are again IN vogue, and the simple beauties of naiur.
are enjoyed-her simple tastes grat6ed In TIN,
sketch we shall show our intimate knowledge o.
country lfe-cowr, sheep, pigs poultry, and the Ia
bors Of the farm and dairy.
~ HosoKEs is sadly cut up. During the mani,
for lots the green bank on which the company uset
to stroll, is nearly ell removed and thrown into III,
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