Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

"Thot" replied he, "is Miss -; she was quite
ys xhsa shs cana hars ~ her ce.asls sss ss.SSaas
nom her head il expected abou, the next commences.
mon" a dec drawn sigh told how desply the old
man felt pr her sitsation. III y
4 A few minus elapsed, and again addressed hin.
awho Isthis modest, pretty locking glrl' coming "
"That' said he, sis little Miss, said to be the
pleltiest girl in the village" -
She passed, and she was indeed beautiful nay she
was divine, and felt almost like falling IN love with
her. But what makes her wear spsctacles! ask
ed, us she near sighted 2"
| "Oh no." he coolly answered, "she does il for
eject" .r.Ul. -. ..t .q
"What queer people the Pnncetonians are thought
l. We then entered into conversation about the Sc
mlnary, and ne pointed out 10 me one or Two OF the
| brothers" sitting on the other stoop, smoking.
"Good business for semnarlans" thoaght !.
! Our conversation on semRares, &c. was here IN
terrupted by my asking him,
Who is that young lady by the church, with such
sylph-lke FORM and such an elegant shape?'
THAT said he ais Miss -, long time ago the
belle OF the village" and then began 10 hum the tune
OF the old song, "they don't propose Poor thing!
! pity her, for she is quite aprst,y girl.
Such was the kind Of conversation between my
self and nay incog. wsuld give you more, bs. ! am
AFRAID shall be tedious. The Princeton girls are quite
beautiful, and have withal very good sense, as UNI
derstand they are great admirers OF your invaluable
paper.
The dinner bell is Just ringing, and after dinner
leave for Philadelphia. Adieu ANXIOUS.
ROCHESTER, March 2l 1883.
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT, ESQ.
DEAR SIR,-In these times that try mems souls,
It behooves every good republican to be on the gus
rIDe 10 discern the movements of the enemy" and
occasionally 10 stake observation relative 70 the
aspect of the political armament. The political tenn
pest OF last fall will be followed by another blast,
terrific and rulnous in its effects the party in pow
or fhap tha htvr,c afr hlrhe
the Empire State" and Frustrated some of the
noblest and lofliest Of the democratic family.
Alas for the mighty power of Babylon! her great
ness Is IN the dust, and her glory is vision.
Coming events cast their shadows before"-he
political horizon is no longer serene, and soon the
blast of the tempest will sweep, with discriminating
fury, every vestlge of damnation or such is the pre-
sent course OF the administration termed0 from this
hemisphere.
am no partizan, but lover.of truth and ndepen-
dence and it is for this that your paper is termed the
beau ideal OF newspaper effort aM
But while the tempest is raging, and the din OF the
contests heard afar--whe Gotham is rife with its
own machina Ons and the different parties gath
erng their armies and arraying them in order of bat
tie, you must not be left in ignorance Of the move
ments in this qartern this western range of coun-
try. ftsa.f
The secrets of the western part of this state per
haps, are carefully concealed from the searching eye
of the press; and that the Government" al Albany
carefully boiling down their views for the cause Of
democracy. ~" ~ ". tlt
The idea of another democratic Governor presiding
over the destinies OF the empire state may, perhaps.
appear to you TO be mere moon shine, and that the
unfortunate wight who should sHffer himself TO be
candidate would only have to retlre disgust" Such
undoubtedly will be the result. Though, at the
time knew that the struggle will be desperate one,
and that the combined armies will "knuckle' to il
after the fashion of the barbarians Of old. As kew
TO let you in the hall OF thought, let me whisper in
your ear lit is ruored that Judge Gardiner of this
IL m n ATE farfn a off,
tic candidate. Perhaps you say, who is Judge Gard-
ner ? will explain. He is a gentleman Of sound in
ellsct, good lawyer, and an excellent Judge. He
FOR a number of years circal Judge and in that
capacity obtained considerable popularity. In the
western part of this state he s decidedly popular
man, and would run excellent well ameng the vota-
RES OF my adm nistraton." He lately resigned the
Office of circuit judge and ramor saysthat rascal
who sometimes fibs-amhition was the stmulous
ssdt prompted him the act But the star of expe-
rmental folly has set. No matter what the attain
ments ofthe candidate might be, so long the mill
stone, Jacksorism, attached TO his neck he
would 90 down and sink in the mre of corrupiien-a
fate Van Buren, is huryng himself and party to with
increasing velocity. a... 'ls..s.. +.
But to the point. As this gentleman is not popu-
lar in the vicinity Of the commercial emporium"
and, perhaps is little known, you must not be sur
prised 10 see him nominated by the remnant of ell
that was once noble and great'-the giant of demo-
cracy. have no doubt Judge Gardiner, as a man,
would command large vote in western New York
bat TO the public officer the stigma Of the party
rather think would affect him. The independent
lords" would even say it was ono CO." But unless
the wings pitch on good candidate, beg leave TO
inform you that he will have to "dlg for daylight in
this vicinity, should Judge Gardiner be nominated.
So Won must in your city, do the handsome thing,
and ceme out 'cat bird No. I, and not LEI the demo-
crncy of numbers ou,number the number OF wings.
As remarked before, am partixan, and like to
"honor merit tho in rages; but the wings have their
foibles likewise. As proof Of this, would mention
some rabid WING editors, who think they the life
and soul, the "sum and substance" of their party.
One efthese deluded victims is Weed, ofAlbany. As
soon rs the Governor had appointed Nathan Dayton
in the place Of Judge Gardiner resigned, that poor lum
bering bockhead came out with long yarn oftrasA,
denouncing Governor Marcy Or appointing him.
Could not the numscull discern that he was appointed
at thcrequesofa majority Of the bar Of the 9Th circuit
instead Of any wish the Governor cherished to appoint
hint Though this Dayton is connected with the
Lockport Bank affair, still il does not wholly affect
his abilities for the office How long viii such stupid
beckheads control the press and palm their rubbish
on the world as the efforts of intellectual worth
trust you will soon show them up" and convince
them tina the age of nnibiIity has gene by.
yourS N. l.. s.
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