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

fonths dream " ~ r1o giving zest 10 wine,
Nave SINK With the draught into silent repose,
m, return - the surface with thought o aHg syne
,rhere !, ye, one emotion which aaaens my heart;
woirb flowed around il can never depart
NH HE shall passed and Pm called % the tomb
Nor srs would UGp for worlds Ills vision rssgn
OF landing again on my own native earth
And reposiug with those have loved o lang syh.s.
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y-- Clarissa has so used up Sneak that any add
,onal blows would be like beating against the wind
The pretty ones of Bridgeport have found an able de-
fender in one Of their own sex. Henceforth, all ye
sneaks-keep away from Bridgeport
BRlpGEpoaT, November 5, 1887.
Mr.. JAMES GoRpoN BENSETT. DEAR SIR-
Knowing your penchant for The ifall tenuef aaugh-
tore of Eve and your nvarlabie desire to do all IN
vo,r mower 10 afford them that protection when IL IS
iher right 10 receive have been induced to drop you
a few hasty lines touching piece OF rascaity, uhe-
ouaIed in The annals of sneaklsm, winch term tsneak-
;sml van will be enabled satisfactorily TO comprehend
before you have finished the perusal of this brel com
municaion II has been coined for the occasion;
trust you will not find il napt.
Some honorable gentleman OF this goodly city 20
rive vent to the seer ct enmlty which he has for some
uume cherished towards defenceless (nasmuch as
she is a woman) female has IN divers instances,
caused to be published in sundry Of your clty papers,
a fictitious notice of her marriage whit shaii NOT
mention names) thus endeayorng 10 bring Inc SUD
iect of such fasehood into contempt, ana 70 wound n
this dastardly covert manner, Inc feelings ol iauy
Well II be sad the age VI CulNuIy Pdo'i "ncH
ONE such cowardly mscreant exists, ana cares swing
so maestcaily through our streets, ana along our
walks sporting the gentleman, with the conscious
ness of having under the pretence OF honorable ousi
ness, sneaked mo the steamboat ana sneaEed QUIZ
and sneaked up 10 the Office OF the Journal Of Com
merce Sun, &c, and sncaklngy deposited sad publ
cation and sneakngly returned, privately beainS ms
very thighs and throwing back his head IN conynlsve
fits of laughter in excess OF JOY at the successful Ter
minaton of his sneaking enterprise.
And now, behold him, confronting men with as
much assurance as If lorsooth ais feet were ncorPo-
rated with the very ground he stands upon.
But Mr. Bennett, there is hardly any thing male
rial but is capable of mobility. The earth itself turns
on its axis &c; and az man Is OF the earih us olt
Just deduction that he pasakes of It's movable quail
ties. Wherefore very asiuiely conclude tnal WIN
all this assurance addition To the secresy ana DE-
spatch used, Sneak may have moved. However
shall not waste any time on this poini but hav-
ing given him few words OF advice deliver nm over
TO your castgaton- satisfied that If have not done
him justice you VIII.
But nv advice which is first given in regard TO the
city, and in the second place for his owa benefit
And first, that IN the emphatic language o. scripture
he take up his bed and walk, for the good o. the city,
inasniuch as sneak il public nuisance, Whaling The
very ar he brealhes, and derogang from the purity
of its character abroad Secondly, that he withdraw
for his own good, for no honorable man VIII son us
reputation by intercourse with that ioa'hsohe tnihe,
a sneak And if he betakcs himself to regions where
he il unk nown, he may gain temporary respectao
lily, provided he reframe his ewd addresses 10 iewd
girls OF six and eight Seasons and loses that power OF
differentiation by which he IS enabled TO aain tndt
diminuve size necessary to an entrance through
kew -ho,e-(let the ladies' beware OF their charms)
provided in short he reforms. But alas as wei
mlgh the Ethiopian change his skin and the leopard
his spots, as a sneak his nature ~
But I've said enough-gve him druhbing, MIR.
Bennett-ihe ladies in this city, so winning and wi,ch-
ing will sing peans Of eternal praises 70 you tner
"dulce decus ct p; p ;idum" for 1t. But know you
will not suffer them TO remain unavenged therefore
come forth and annhlaie Sneak, and you will confer
great favor upoa especially the ladies OF this CITY,
Your obedient servant, CLARIssA.
Mr. s. ID. Parker, County Attorney, related, on Sa
turday, very pleasant anecdese, as we OBTAIN iroi,
the Post, which occurred at time whoa ne USED
to be paid to get rogues acquitted instead OF
convicted as Is now his vocation. lie had
a client by the name of Israel tierscheii Young
German, who was convicted and sent 10 the state
Prison for stealing While he was IN the prison. a
vessel arrived in this port from Hamburg and Her
schelrs fellow coun'rymen pohtioned the Governor
for pardon, upon condition OF sending MN nome 70
Hamburg they having previously raised by suoscrp'
ton money TO pay his passage and the expenses ne
cessary 10 obtain the pardon. The conditional par
don was readily granted ofcourse as the Government
were glad 10 rid the country oil convict upon such
favorable terms. At the time however, that Her,
schell was committed TO the State PRISON, he owed
one Enoch Cook n small debt and when Cook
heard of his pardon and theday Of his release he sta
toned an officer on the East Cambridge Bridge, 10
nab and lodge him in Cambridge jan. Here was
sad disappointment all rouDd-HGschelrs country
men were willing 10 set him nj liberty, and pay his
expenses home, but couldn't think OF paying hs
debts. The warden Of the prison, too, knew trick
worth two of that and work traverse, that sorey
defeated the relentless creditor. lie obtained ha-
beas corpus. and had Herschell brought before the
Supreme Court, and there claimed him as bis prison
or, he then and there being at large n this Common
wealth. contrary 10 the condition ofhls pardon. The
Court held that he alarge, and ordered him 10
be RENAMED. The creditor looked amazed al this
operation aad even Horschel ard his friends didn't
know how the cat was gong TO jump, though ,. ID:
Parker did and on the Sunday following, Herschcll
found that the warden had only wounded 10 heal Tor
that being day on which no civil process could be
served he was taken ont OF Prison, brought over TO
Boston, and put on board Of the ship and the warden
waited 10 see her fairly under way for Hamburg
Bosfor paper.
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