Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-21

I From our Ev~sing Kdhioa OF yesierdavJ
Private Correspondence
From washingtOn.

fall mixed Win rendering the walking
cessively bad Sixty four hacks followed him from tn
Capitol TO the grave yard half Of which were unoc
cupied HIS mahogany coffin was ornamented with tn
usual escutcheons of silver plate covered with velve
pail borne from his lodgings TO the Hall of Represents
lives deposited in front Of the speakers chair and TIN
usual religious ceremonies performed OVERT His wifi
had watched over him in his last moments, and like :.
minisiering angel smeothed his pillow aleviated hi
pains and administered to his comfort with untrng
sleepless assiduity and vigilance How beautiful is the
attachment Of woman how ceaseless her care, how un
dying her love.
Woman! hlesi partner our joys and woes!
Even IN the darkest hour Of earthly ~,
Gnta,nished yet, my fond affection glows .,.u,
Bright DER the was ed scene thou hoveressti,
Angel OF comieri 10 the failing SOUL
Mhea sorrow rends the heart, whenieverisn pain
VIKINGS the hot drops Of anguish from the brow,
Tssoolh the soul, to cool the burning BRAIN
o. who 80 welcome and SO prompt as thou :"
The constituents OF Mr.. Carter cannot complain OF
the of due respect TO him. He died on Wednes-
day night; II was announced Thursday morning, and
both Houses adjourned immediately to Saturday TO at
tend the funeral No other business was done on that
day and consequently four days have been lost on &C
OF his death The expense 10 the natlon there
FORE is about thousand dollars independently 81 the
procrasnaton of the public business The decease OF
member is therefore very costly 10 the naton IL is
singular that should be taken from the Maine dele
CATION within few days of each other and from the
same boarding house; and still singular that both
the bodies dead and carried from Berth TO the
grave.
resolution was offered in the house days ago,
calling for information concerning the Smithsonian lesa
cy. of which have heard nothing of late. The
Prince of Weathercoeks" Richard Rush. finds that be
has a comfortable birth in Europe the expense Of
the Government and Is therefore, in the least
ious 10 bring the matter to close. He employs him.
self in writing dull articles in English Journals against
the dead monster, institution he once advocated and
puere essays etiquette, instead Of having the legacy
paid over, designed and the benevolent ard
ful purpose of the testaor carried out He intends,
deust, wait ill a administration comes into pow
rxxheu he xxfn nd ami hlu
and openly denounce locofocoism altogether repug
nant 10 his notions of etiquette.
The writer of the biting and pungent article in the
last number of the American Monthly of your city
the writer of the silly paper on the Supreme Court is
Ii may be we'll TO let the public know the cf
who hold the doctrines he promulgates, and be-
tray such ignorance folly and detestable ocofoco prn
cples that the readers of that Magazine may enjoy the
castigasn he has received He is legal weathercock
OF Philadelphia named lngersol whose principles have
always been vascillating and unsteady his judg
and whose folly to increase with his years
The last decision of the Supreme Court IN the man.
danus case (which said to have been given mend
Auos has restored public confidence the integrity,
intelligence and indie pendence of that tribunal, upon
which the article in the Democratic Review was base
libel.
The Hibernian editors of that oapodrida of rad
calism" the Democratic Review, chaps many
wears from The sod not even nauralized. believe and
who hold places under the Government and receive good
deal of the printing of the Offices pay them for the
services they render to the party The people
thus taxed and their money wasted TO enable cou-
pie of young Irshmen propagate the principals Of To-
cofocoism ana duse dogmas OF the demoralisiDg
and destructive tendency The best cf the Joke s that
these lads have the impotence to undertake TO enlgh
Americans the of their political duties
and the principles of democracy which they have acqu
red in Ireland. The Magazine itself wants ballast; 1t
has merit either literary POLITICAL to give il sabii-
ity and will soon follow the fate Of those journals
which, fren the same cause have had mere ePhsme.
raj existence. Ex nikflo mill III.
On Friday evening. Mrs Secretary Forsyth gave her
second sorsc. They are like angels visits few and
far between but they contribute fill up the chasm of
fashionable life in Washington. Mrs Secretary Pom
has given but and Mrs. Secretary Woodbury.
has been prevented, this season, from INDUCING her
usual hospitality by the death OF relation AT Mrs
Fs the jam was considerable and many Of the beaux
aud bellies Of the three cities Of the District assembled
10 participate in the festivities OF the evening The
young lady in velvet. and the beauties from Virginia.
Alexandra and Washington were there. The young
ladies' are sometimes hard get escorts TO accom-
pany them on these occasions; and some OF them 60
without any, being pretty sure that they VIII hnd no
dcarth of them there.
The Partisan dandy. Tom, and his friend Charles
were present exhibiting the poetry OF motion in the
most nosckaldnt style.
Charming! aw, quite Partisan, l declare" said
Tom. TO a sweet creature with who" ne was waltz
= Which do you mean said the lively young nynph,
yourself or the waltz Y" .
Bon-aw pom honor very good the ladies in Paris
10 the waiting. a~.'
And \ Of course was out Of the question"
How unrallanl PardonncE moi, ma chec annie, sw
never compliment aw; 1t is quite unashionahle, aw
II is pom honor. But l must say you are-aw-y"
joiie."
: Indeed we'll that's some comfort The gentlemen
have called me lively, sprighy, funny, and all that but
have never been thought jolly before but men do &C
ouire such taste in Paris Did you learn to waltz
there o.
: OH cer,aizment did you not observe the aw, pecu
liar Partisan style ~
Yes but think you had better not have imported
i, YOU look as if you were dancing cork legs-you
dol"
"Aw pom honor-aw, ha : ha ha" and the poor
dandv aoored.
.,Charles" said the Partisan exquisite-who had
been a shop-keeper in Philadelphia, and had gone TO
France as a Of supercsrgo and returned with his
empty podde filed with Partisan notions. which he did
not acknowledgements hiscsmpanion. Charles,
who IL that young woman
What, the one you Just left oh. she - lively,
animated witty belle Of this city. who will smuse you
~ the hour and drive away the her happy How
ri spirits and pleasant humor."
.iPon my soul she is what we call wit ~ Paris,
aw. she is too NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! ="
"Quizzical, suppose you would say
Exactly" -
She il ull of huror and animal spirits and will give
"a. no quarters But what think yoa Of Mrs rs
sofres ~ -
-" sTv,ill do aw-'twill pass rot TO be compared,
novever 10 the retip bois ds Ia conr OF Paris a~.
Some fne women here
!. r.. oharyuanfes; but the men dress like Cloths
- -. -, horor aw But sees here tout CO On IL