Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-09
Private Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, May 8, 1889.
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Folly.
My DEAR FRIEND-
have been in such demand ever since | arrived,
il has not been in my power to sit down ane favor
you. To-day is a leisure one. In the hrst pace !
thought people here appreciated for talents and
intellectual research, il is not the case; money, as II
ought to be, is all powerful / thought people APP
preciated me for my intellect the little do possess
shall now be turned against them. 10 have been
labelled as a rich man, like bottle of lpecac at an
apothecary's, to have gained passport from my
wealth, when, oh heavens, | had vanity TO believe
was only for myself. am handsome, support pair
OF black whiskers and an mperal-to the destruction
of the women. On all sides hear the dear ones say
Ing "did you ever see any one so handsome! sue
eyes, they are killing such mouth, how kissaDie.
have wit to the men, say when drinking OF cham
payne, that they do net pay for IL appears TINS Is
famous place for oaers, strangers pay for all that Is
drank in this monumental city. Perhaps its right,
the inhabitants iancy they only drinking TO their
departed friends ;ihey fancy am the clcverest fellow
Imaginable. wonder they do not try to entrap me
for their sisters, bu, long treat, so long they
would rather forget they have sisters to put oil on
some body
What thirst for rich man RACES in this city
They tell me mother knows by instinct if poor
man is In the room, where they have daughter, and
like Lots wife become petrifed by their scrowing
frowns. As not rich, the discovery is made,
and will look into all these beings who frown on
native talent.
Issuing from Barnums, two fine houses strike
your sight, one is X. Us just gone through a
thorough repair, which has been paid for by the in
dustrous people. He is now the great subject OF OBJ
servation he IS trying so take the lead in politics,
it won't do it will do. He will destroy the wing
party of this state, but that VIII please the ocofecos
he has clique around him, one young man six
feet high, walks erect-this is the candidate for
Congress. How the mighty has fallen, As am not
much acquainted with the parties, l must defer
giving my opinion. hear the remarks " the pub
lie table, and think has made afool of him
self, to be taken in by the Maryland Bank robbers
1t all won't do. Bring out Hoifnan-th community
are for holman, they want such men, j mas
great legal talents his opinion Is much valued-he Is
nothing of beiies ietres scholar-made rich by tax
ing the locofocos to erect his = not paid house"
The next is c.. They are in sad alliction, having
Just lost the flower of their family. They have been
of the fortunate families; made money, and inter
married with OF the heroes OF this place, IN the
Il family; but, so unlike American simplicity
not satisfied with tracing their family TO the rise Of
this trace themselves TO the great
Duke Of Norfolk, and bazen forth the arms of thai
family, which they are as much entitled to as you
Mr.. bennett. Look at the book Of heraldry, and
You will find that not OF the Norfolk concerE
ever came 10 our shores 10 reside.
Whose house j. that with the garden All thai
is c.: newly sprung up mushroom-has pretty
black-eyed dau ghter who sings sweetly-is rather
too boisteroas for my nerves We met her last sum
mer at the fremont House, Boston, underline patron
age Of Mrs. A.. You remember il was always, "My
dear Martha. not loud-gently my dear.
There is Mr.. M. with his curls. lie is a fash
ionabe loafer, really-he sometimes loafs 10 New
York-has no equipage-drives his friend 80;
this young not quite such exquisite as has
brother c.; not yet been to Europe. Repor,
says he is about TO be married 10 Miss =. P. 4
pretty lighthared GIRL niece 10 the celebrated Miss
P, who became the wife of j. Ronaparte. lie de-
serted her in foreign land, and whose example
has been followed by the young Jerome lie marriec
Miss w; her family all opposed the match. She
ambitious-like, rich and only sixteen, sred al the
name, became his wife. He. cautiOus-like, had he
property made over 20 himself. She now is reaping
the fruits Of ambition having returned % her coun
try bringing her only son, the younger Jerome, Il
die-yes to die, unpited by her connections; fol
none of her name has yet visited her--he spending
By his pronigacy all in Europe. Let this be les
son 70 our young girls
The District Attorney here grieves over his niece
but gives her no consolation; as he has not yet
her.
Near this Monumental square, lives w Schley
from Erederick he is OF locoloco origin, but pos
talents, and ranks high at tins bar. lie j.
pretty speaker. And here lives Nelson, oar foTmeI
Minister 10 Naples, who anxious for dis pate
he forgot 20 have his famous treaty signed thinking
that all was compensated BY giving fcfe equal j
not surprising the English Minister. lie is also
emigrant to this city, having been brought up al
Frederick. lie has fine talents. and ranks high Al
this bar. There is Glenn, of the Mary land
Bank Directors, whose house suffered during tn,
late riot and has since been rebuilt by the lovely
phan and widow. He is termed the cunning law
yer-is one Of the political clique.
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