Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-02

Our private correspondence % b veil knswn. y
nereextensva curious. graphic and recherche than
any pspsr under the sun We yesterday gave enc
Of the hest letters that ever appeared IN print non
any source; viz the letter written from London ~
anative American, well known as aleader Of the ton
in this city.
Today We are also compelled to devote considera-
bic space to our correspondents as after the arrival
of Mr. Benefits letters, the first of which we ex-
pect in about ten days, or perhaps sooner, we must
curtail oar favors to our domestic correspondents.
The first relates TO an abolition excitement At Nor
witch.
NORWICH, Conn, May 30, 1888.
DEAR SIR,-t would be gratifying to great num-
Der of sur citizens 10 read in The Herald the follow
ing article The facts as showed there, should have
been portrayed by an ADLER pen, TO have done them
justice: but as il If it SO please you we shall re-
main ever grateful
ABoLrrIoN-A RIor-On Monday evening last,
our city of Norwick-Nsrwch, the favored city Of
this favored land of steady habits" was further
favored by the presence OF one OF those itineraht
lecturers; who, for the lack Of brains must needs
lend himself as tool to the miserable retinue Of
amalgamaoniss who held place as by favor in
our little city, and who by strske of policy worthy
OF decent cause, took this measure to bring them
selves and their doctrine into notice. The fellow
was gifted with lungs like the ass his prototype
unnislllgble as they were bosterous and windy
We are sick and tired of these things called "Lee-
lures upon Ant-slavery"-they are, believe, in ev-
cry instance, the disguised efforts of bgoted weak
minded sectarans lat least this the case in this re-
gion) who determined to leave no s,snc unturned
IN the patry space they occupy, to give their less
than lttleness name. Mr.. Bennett, we look for
correct and candid expostons from you, and from
you aione the bigot and The hypocrite alone, trem
BILE at the mention of your name; and long may we
enjoy the blessing - such writer-so frank, can
and fearless. God 1ess ysu, Bennett, the cham
:,ien Of principle, of justice, of liberty.
II was announced early on Monday morning, the
18th, that lecture would be gwen at the Town Hall
that evening, on the subject of anti-slavery. The
squrt-guns of the chequer board clique put in
requsitlon Immediately; and peaceable citizens
aroused from their indifference by the loudly altered
threats of these gentry proclaimed the corners of
the streets. BY evening the excitement became gen.
eral the Town Hall was opened, and the thing COM
menced its harangue to the many assembled In and
about the doors. The braying waxed louder and loud
er, when with crash and roar the windows Of the
Town Hall came GOWN, accompanied in their fall by
stones and clubs, aud added eggs and missiles OF
every description. The fellow in the desk trembled
to his very trousers, and was only detained in his
place by the fear of violence from the exasperated
multitude. Some of the leaders Of the cause" en-
sconcing themselves behind crowd of unfortunate
ladies on the east side of the house, called to them
most valanty to stand still and not be fnghtened!-
Shame, shame upon the mlscreants to entice large
number of ladies TO take seats hoping thereby to pre-
vent any alta OK or disturbance from without! few
of the valiant heroes who ventured out on the first
ALARM we're evelled by some unseen hands. The
rlet act, or something Ike it, proclaimed half
dozen times without producing any effect upon the
crowd; indeed, determined spirit of hostility to the
ncendiary doctrine whchhas settled like foul night
mare upon our fody social. seemed 10 pervade the
whole assembly; and loud and deep were the curses
hat were showcred upon the worse than fools and
anatcs who courted and called up such a scene of
lot. Why will they persist in this mad course in
pite ofevery possible expression of public sentiment
0 the contrary, inhaming the hands Of the people
pom a subject foreign alike to their feelings their
ympathes, and their sense of moral Justice How
much have these men to answer for who have crea-
ed this foul eprosy on society, and who keep alive
md fostering the sores engendered from their own
fllcness
The excitement is still great-the people are alive
o the subject and abolition, preached here SICK
lick. More anon, il the beast is not already dead
remain your obi servant
JAMES OAKLEY
Weinsert the following, for its own merits withou.
note or comment.
Nh DEAR SIR,-As Mr.. Bennett is gone across
ofthe Enesh-perhaps you may think the
English odpertisemsnt deserving of notice,
as doubt he will have much to do, that he Will
not come acresst.
ONE OF Nh BESxzrs Admirers.
WHAT Yev SAT- FOR TAsrE.-Ths following.
wine vault in the neiehborho0d Of Seven Dals-
" Stop Stop Step Here you may get the regular
" knock-me-down. sew-me-uP, do me- brown, ask
me- how, me-itstrong, ouand-oHt, genuine never.
/" split cream-of-the- valley. Pnoe kpo pence the
glass, Including rusk, and q dish Of earawayA"
T Do you feel like taking glass;
This is enough break old De Eorresrs distllery
body and bonss.-lndeed cheapness is no word forit.
Yours, Rum UNr
What in the name of all the wonders Of the world
he following means, we at loss 10 divine. That
I means sometting, we have no doubt, and If any
,ne viii translate il into readable English we shalh
eel obliged
Tuthc msrning Herald.
Sir You alwas speak 90 gosd' Things Of the hand
Iom and lovely Ladyes, will You pleace TO speak
om words in poetre of the bsornet and vrtses, the
musical and-ladyes ala artistq-Welll then commence
With Miss Rogers-(Mari Elsabeth) IS varcl street.
She speaks i'm english-in German Newspapers!
curiosity You never seen bevor! She is the frat friend
Il the Queen Victoria and sings every day her love
ong arranged for the Guiiae TO the ovelyest OF the
lseens. I speak nothing about her beauty,--than
Ter most virtues lovely heart and WISE Free havenly
pirt, 10 better than every beauty! She is scholer
4 Mr.. Jeysites--that is eRoph, and the FIRST Lady
IN the side Of the Empress Of the World.
New York, 70 May 1873. Victoria 10 Juno.
Victor.
To morrow or-nevert Sir!
In reply to this we have only to say that from the
ccounts received by the orpheus we have reason to
elieve that the Sirius did not reach London before
he 10th or the 22d Of May account Of the violent
astery gales that prevailed oil the earlier part Of the