Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-23

merely say, that you may promote snd ene0uraSs
sentiments hke these though quite uaknowinxly.-
Sometimes indeed, you give as sweet snd teaching
good-wssld 'twere oftener |! Do YOU think me tso
severe2 Pause Utter no cemplant-the writer is
fsmale-and more-a young one. You Afxk well
eneagh, and nationally enough Of US, but that
dom pen Of yours-see where II leads youy one mo-
ment Won are describing some digniGed Minerva
anon, soss playful Hebe, you call a very angel
Now, you are out on nae, with this remark You
say we like fattery-and that It's yours TO please"
KNOW some Of my sex appear pleased and are so,
should not be encouraged. believe TO women Of
intelligence, your method of procedure is by far the
most agreeable You rather dwell on intellectual at
tanments, and are prone to overrate here; but Dc
wrong TO particularize. You make us, both in mind
and person. unat companions for the present of
| men. No, friend we are falble, prene TO err, and
need an extension OF your forgiveness View us
with an unpreudlced eye, and you will excaim =
"Woman It's thine the humber paths of life to-
trcad-thine to minister at the couch of suffering
thine TO extend the hand OF sympathy TO The weary
and unfortunate! In Joy thou addest fulness 10 the
cup-n sorrow hindereth from despair AT the do
me3tic hearth, thy ministry is felicity influence &C
knowledged! The short and gleesome hours Of
grlhood given thee for preparation. I'll no more
tell of thee thou ehinest in fashions halls, decked
out in bridal mimickry-but under other and more
favorable circumstances. | will view thee, there
farer than when the mellow light Of crowded, gay
saloons, softens thy beauties!" New will lay aside
the Office of preccptress, and may be, touch some
more congenal chord The sweetest Of seasons is
now Our guest. Soft genial Spring! her of bamy
skies, and ever fragrant air ! Another month, and
then Eden, in full bloom, will burst upon you, if to
he romantic villages, adjacent to my own native
town, you chance 10 wander.
With much esteem, am your friend.
IRENE.
NK j. G. BENNETT.
Humors OF Yale College.
YALE COLLEGE, March l3 1885,
Being we'll aware that you have
de- ep interest in the well being of Yale. deemed it
Id be congenia with your feelings 10 present 10
your view transaction which took place day or
two since IN our little community, governed by the
rrea istible power of the faculty l presume you
well awareihat custom exists in this institution,
tabls he'd by long usage of presenting the officers Of
the c with nsignas of their Offices, and in the
eours of human events, became necessary to per-
form this most important duty day or two since, the
desert ption of which is as follows.
Last Saturday was glorious day for old Yale.
The ay was ashered by acclanations of Joy which
rent tn sky, and echoing among those gloomy and
toerI q walls aroused the slumberlng student from
his do why couch. Twas morning-the beauty and
bloom of the year was prescnt-the sun might have
been cen rising stealthy from its saffron colored
eonch and 1t the same time in its meridian splendor
diffuslng its sfugent heat causing every thing under
its beni On Influence to bud in unYivaed beauty and
magnif,ceRce. And the soft and gentle breeze was
sweeping silently the beautiful green, clad with
the live ny of Eden until il came IN with the
lofty elm that dec0rates the college campus causing
them gracefully 10 nod In assent to the charming
scenery when the student sprung from, his couch as
the spirit that starts from the dead see what Ian
engraving e1ualied by few in beauty, and surpassea
by none more worthy the pencil OF m Angelo or q
Titan, beneath which revealed the order of the
day, a true copy of which transmit. to yOs as fol.
lews:-
Great At,raesson!,!..
Grand Fxncrzna..'
MlsscO the Hand Org by TasieraHtii
Grand Ensree, by Balaam, the Ass! with Clubs!
Music from the Hand Organ accompanied by Song frsm
Exercises with the Hsi Poker.
sawI,ng BY the e. ch amp lion q the Day
The oiHc.rswT ride TIE css sround,te Icsm, for ne
Conclude with Mssc on the Hard o-san.
Seniors and JnHor' as%sa .s sosh' and eol0eper
~ Pe.se,o rseeeei no,h.g viii be said hur, thsfeel
Al IL o'cloek Theological Chamber
Some time before the appointed hour the house
crowded TO excess, waiting IN anxious silence 10
view the celebrated farce, the msdas eperardi Of the
great day. The first opened by one of the
most sklfsl hand organists in the country who was
truly styled adept in the science. The molodious
strains that flowed from his well tuned instrument
were sufficient TO have charmed Calypso and her
nymphs. As sklllful musician, he ranks among the
first e
The grand entree was SUCH that the historian has
confessed his inability TO describe IT, and the vivid
fancy Of poets cannot realize II. II was grand gloomy
and peculiar, and almost beyond conception. Than
came the long anticipated oraiion of Shocks, which
mas,erlv affecting, and inierniHslsd w,th bursts
Of elo9uence which have not been equallsd since the
time of the prince Of orators. IL met with the APP
plause and appreciation il deserved. The author me-
rts patronage and no doubt will acquire great reputa-
ton. The exercise with the poker was the Nest in
teresting and entertaining part Of the performances
il was brandished in very formidable manner to this
astonishment Of all the sPecaors-no.en one burnt
or other wise injured. The only fault Of the brandlsh
sr's was, in the midst Of his eloGuence hs would
cease, and reflect with delight wbad had already
escaped his lips. The hand organ was again put IN
Yequston, and the hand organst performed with his
usual success The bawling, by the champion of the
day. was such every one expected; so that no ore
was disappointed, and as il deserves silent contempt
will pass il by in silence Tinskins performed ad-
misably the slack wire, and deserves the rank Of
enc Of the srst comic actors in the country, 10 the
study of which he has devoted The greater part Of his
time and income; his compeiisers are numerous, and
s,nve TO surpass him. but their attempts vain and
futile Last bat no, least The officers rode the clubs
around the room several times, and "a was repeat
eddy encored, so often was repeated 10 the entire
satisfaction of oil concerned, after which the meeting
adjourned sine die.
am, yours truly-the chairman Of the COMMITTEES.
on ways and means and subscriber to the Morn
ing Herald. A. Y. M.
p. s. was requested to have The above Published
in your valuable paper which has q very extensive
circulation in college; more than any ether paper