Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-24

"a mother. Plant in the youthful heart the ele-
ments Of moral truth, mingled with the beautiful
ysteries of poetical faith, and the intellectual
building cannot be ruined-cannot shaken the earth
quake of doubt Moral and religious sentiment has
been the corner stone in the character OF every great
benefactor-every great genlus-every great being
that the world saw. Intellect refinement SCI
cnce art philosophy are all founded on the first in
stncts of the heart-and the heart is created by
mother.
The system of education in our day is reversed.
Intellectual education is only przedmoral and rell-
gous left to chance alone. In this view refer not TO
any sect Of religion. The great moral principles Of
| the Christian system only course through a mo-
theirs heart purified and exalted by mother love-
warmed and eRergized by mot..ers affection. No
vain teacher-no pedantc professor can lmpant in
the mind of the youth the elements OF morals and re-
ligon mo fashionable nstructress-no proud but lg-
noran preceptress mould the heart and affections
Of lovely daughter. BY the eternal Father of Ma
ture, the mother of the human race was intended to
be the nstrucress of the human race in the first deve
lopements of the new made SOUL fresh from the store
house of eternity Ignorant nurses and fashionable
boarding schosls-and naughty seminaries Of learn
ing have usurped the rights Of mother father and all
the charities Of life They are mpudent loafers and
The longing ofEmeline "to run and jump and fro
lie in the open air in chldlke simplicity" is only the
struggle of sensible heart and lofty original mind,
against the impudcnt shackles invented by block
heads and perpetuated by fools. The day of eman-
cipation is approaching history of the moral,
physical, and intellectual steps by which, amidst
every species Of opposition and calumny, have at
tanned my present position in New York, will deve-
lope new system of education mere congenial to
the higher order of civilization than any yet known.
shall soon proceed to this work. and make an effort
TO emancipate adorable woman, from those shackles
which the Son of Mary once broke but which Fashion
| that is the Devil-once in Eden and now in the
nineteenth century, have bound up her heart her SOUL
her affections her imagination-her whole existence
and being.
Butter, BEAUTY AND DANCING are the great sta
pies of Orange county. In these articles they sur
pass the state-the union--the world almost. Yes
terday received only two invitations to attend CO.
,llion parties in two different towns Orange
ty. One OF them was day after the falr-but here
they are:-
COTlLLION PARTY.
Ma JAMES BsssfTT is % I, % attend ,Ss Go,Sn
Vile on Tuesday evening, October nth, at O'Clock.
MANAGERS
Nathan II. Brewster, Andrew Andres T Howell Howell
William VIII Ta' B. Wear, David Kidd.
Oct TO- 1887 ono,v R,som;n-rove
COTILLI0N PARTY.
Mr. JAMES Bennett is respectfully invited to at
tend Co,ion Patty at the Assembly Room OF Laton kdd
O'clock
Robert Waugh. %ssra; e;idney,
Robert RaS.G S Wright, Francis Caldwell,
Ann Ann y . I%P'on' M Mls0c c. mn,ss,
October TO- 1897. ~,
nagers above coton party would feel highly grated
in the honor OF your company m,
Please acknowledge the receipt OF this In your weekly he
ST Andrews, Orange county, NY.
I'll could, most cheerfully would 60 every par
ty and crafty the charming creatures. Bat how
canI2 cannot fly through the air for disbelieve
animal magnetism. have refused invitations every
day in the city. However the lovely girls Of Orange
will please to consider me in spirit among ihem-that
am kissing their soft white hands when they do
charitable act-that am patting their rosy cheeks
when they blush in loveliness-and that the little
spirit that nestles in the cunning dimpe, or perches
on their clustering nnglets is portion Of the same
mysterious essence which forms my heart Of hearts.
This is the real magnetism. l am with thee truly in
spirit. Butter 25 cents per pound.
Or DIr-An attempt has been made to set fire to
the General Post Office, which is now kept in the
| American Hotel, Washington. The National Inteili-
geneer says, that a bande of papers which were
placed on the man,epiece of the Post Master Gene
RAILS room, were found burnt and the mantelpiece
charred, when the room was entered early on Sun
day morning. An investigation has been instituted
| as TO the circumstances.
| LAUNCH or THE ArBUaN.-A SPLENDID launch was
made yesterday afternoon from Picketps yard foot Of
Third street. Long before the time fixed for making
thing of earth being Of the waters, every place
commanding view Of the vessel was crowded, as
was the vessel itself A number of beautiful ladies
were present.
At half past four o'clock the signal was given, the
blocks were knocked away and the ship, like a swan,
glided into the waters and nestled upon their BOSOM
amid the cheers ST the assembled mulu,ade.
The Ship is called the Auburn. Sheis commanded
by Capt N. p. Duffey, and is the handsomest Of the
size built for many years. She is intended for Sa
vannah packet and will take her station in Johnson
and Lowden's line
Ladies Of Auburn Cayuga Co, the vessel is named
after you. Her beauty renders the compliment in
teresting You mas, not be unmindfn of il. The
ladies' Of Albany presented the Captain Of the Albany
with a set Of coors. Will the ladies of Auburn do
less than the ladies of Albany7 We could answer