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Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02

CONNECTICUT ELECTION. Monday 9th of
April. the election of State officers occurs in this
land Of "steady habits. The somewhat notorious
John NJ. Niles is the loco candidate for Governor in
opposition to Gov. Ellsworth, the ptesen: Wing in
cumbent.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02

II Mains John
Berry Joseph Moihcrwill Charlotte r ]
Black Richard X Mar Samuel
Bolton VIM. II Maxwell Sirena
Bridge Hannah G McKenney Clarssa nj
Bradbury A Idea Nc Donald Peter
Backmore lorcnna
BransOomb John Noyes Charles Il
Bgow Nahum B 0
Burgess S Esq Owners hrig James Nc
BarSow Frances Cobb
Banks Charles p
Boyd Charlotte NJ Purngion Humphrey
C Preston John O2
Crawford r NJ Parsons Alonzo
Chambers Rhoda Purnsion MIR owner of
Clifford Eben ship Humphrey
Cook Edmund Pettno Williams
Chase Capt Prcble Ruth Ann
Cushman Neh Peterson Miss Nj
ID Power Andrew
Durham Rehccca r II
Dohcney Edw ID Robinson Sarah w
L Robinson Abigail
Elder Giheon Rogers Abigail NJ
Eide William Ralkins Beisey2
+ Robinson Mrs
Fasott Rachel S
Fisher John Small Elisha
Foote Samuel Sawyer Mrs Paul
Fis; or All u,har SAWYER {. Haley
freeman VIM Il Stinson John
G Woowich
Grant Maria r Stevens Eunice
GonId lydia Stevens Betsey
Greenlenf James Shaw George Jr
Gardiner William Skoield Mathcw2
III Stacy John
Hickey Michael Storer Luther
Hewos Edward Simpson Thomas Jr
Husten Francis Saunders J l.
Haynes Rachel r Spragne Bradford
] Snklair Mary
Jackson Hannah Stinson David S
johnson Myrtle Sylvester Mary 8
Johnson WilliamJ Smith Hiram
johnson Charles
Jinkens Samuel Thomas ConsldcrEH
Joy Mary finn ribbets Margaret 8
T. Turner Nancy
Lemont Adam 'Trott Thomas 2
j i.ermont Susan Miss True Nathaniel
Look Samuel w Todd Betsty
Lunt Henry Tenney A e
Lord William w
Landers David Wyman Alexander
Lee Sally Ward Charles
NJ Winslow Joshua
Meriman Isabel Walker Samuel
Morse Alfred iWltham Abraham
Marr Harriet Warren Elizabeth
Mitchell John Williams Candace 2
Miles Kendall Hare Sally2
Merrill James NJ White Cordclia
Mulbrv Mrs Webb John
Manson Samuel IUheeler Mary NJ
THOMAS EATON, P. M.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02

Later from Canton. An arrival at New York
from Canton brings little later intelligence from
China. The American merchants have petitioned
that their trade be continued. A large chinese
feet has been gathering at Canton.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02
EiSC Of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office. Bath, Maine, April
LIST. 1s40.
When any ofthe following Letters are called for,
please mention, they are advertised.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02

THE RICHMOND STEAMER, we learn is to
be on the waters Of the Kennebec, on Saturday
morning, and is to commence her trips on Monday
next.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02
NEW YORKER.

This most excellent Journal, has just commenced
new volume, and is to be improved in its appear
ance. In point of editorial ability it cannot well
be surpassed. Terms So for the Quarto, or 200
for the folio-in advance. Prospectus hereafter.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02
DIE

In this town Thursday last Mr. Jonas Smith
formerly Of Hollis, N H., aged IS years.
New Hampshire papers requested to copy
On Saturday last Albert r. Son Of the late Mr.
J'hn Roach aged IA months
In Boohbay, Lewis 7horp Esq, formerly of
Dcdham Mass,
In Wiscasset Saturday last Mira. JULIA A.
l.. wife ofJAcoB SMITH ESQ.,, aged 81 years.
Death atal times spreads gloom and sadness
through the community-its its solemn and deep
toned knell, strikes upon the ear with dolefu
sound and produces an impression never to be
forgotten. But who imagine the pangs it
produces, when it comes suddenly into the family
circle separating hearts that have beat in kindred
for years--tearng away from husband and chill
dren, from father and mother-from brothers and
sisters, one who was bound to them by the strong
ties of undivided affection 1t is then that the
heart is rent, and the soul filled with anguish in
dise,bable. The subject of these remarks, has
been suddenly called from beloved mily-from
large circle of relatives and friends in the Wig
of life. She has gone from earth in the midst
of her days-at time when ties of the strongest
kind, and circumstances of the most tender and
affecting nature have all conspired TO render her
death most lamented. One has been called away
of whom it may well be said:
"Ne'er to the chambers where the mighty rest,
Since their foundation came a nobler guest
Nor e'er was to the bowers of bliss conveyed,
A fairer spirit more welcome shade"
The deceased needs no eulogy to render her
death the more to be regretted. She possessed
every virtue "a disposition and traits of charac-
ter, which rendered her beloved by all who knew
her. The numerous circle Of friends and ac-
quaintances will ever cherish her memory with a
willing fondness, and wish her back again to
earth---but she has gone forever-her spirit has
winged its fight to another world. Her loss to
relatives and friends is irreparable--the vacant
place in society caused by her death can never be
filled and while oil mourn her loss ali are led to
cxclaim:
"- FAREWELL
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02

James Wood of Philadelphia, who murdered his
own daughter, lin a 6t Of insanity, it is proved)
some months ago has been tried and acquitted.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02

pe No 3. Of Gen. Harrison's life. will appear
next week.
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02
:

Thou art gone from earth, in heavenly scenes
to dwell,
For sure if ever being formed from DUST
Might hope for bliss, thine is that holy trust
Spotless and pure from God thy spirit came,
Spotless it has returned brighter flame
Bath, April LIST, 1910. ].
Lincoln telegraph., 1840-04-02
DIALOGUE BETWEEN TWO OFFICE.
HOLDERS.
ScENE-[an ORce.)

Mr. p. How do you do to-day Mr.. @
Mr.. @. Very we'll thank you sir.
Mr.. p. Take chair.
M. @. Thank you.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
The Anairr ne Canton.

Nh j. q. BENNETT:
Sin: In your paper ofthe other morning. neteed a
statement copied from English paper, In which
the ans are made to appear the aGgressors in
nm zs5vav which terminated the murder Of China
man at Hong Kong, July 18th, 1859. Being there at
the time, l can confute a ststenent so devoid OF
truth. No Engishman Of responsibility fhsrs Chat
am aware of, and searched into the matter very
closely ever pretended that the Americans we're At
AL implicated in that affair. Mr. Elliott, the English
Superintendent considered the matter too paltry to
be noticed 1t is notorious fact, and one teld me
repeatedly while was at Hong Kong by English
shpma that those engaged IN the ARRAY screened
themselves from control BY calling themselves Ame-
ricans whereas the American seamen were all on
beard their respective vessels, excepting part 81
the crew cf one ship, consisting Of two boys, Amer
cans; two swedes, and two Of what nation am un
certain all Of HON returned TO their ship sober be-
fore the murder committed, and even did not
know Of for several days. the master OF the ship
was absent, and communication with any other
vessel required. t.
The day was Sunday. a day which American
masters when in large ports, not disposed to give
their crews much liberty
There were but few American vessels Their. al the
time and were IL necessary, ] could state more in
detail every thing connected with the crew Of each
ship; but This viii suffice.
If you consider this worthy Of publication, you
will please give place IN your paper, and sblige
~ An AMsRioAy SHrrMAsrNR.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

ScHsIpr AVID HANrLrov's LorrERUs.--The ".
Orleans Sun, in speaking Of this exploded concern
says" Mr.. Schmidt has sued his creditors in the
Parish Court Of this city. From the statemest cf
his affairs filed and sworn 10 by hin, IL appears that
about $50 900 II tickets have been sold at the office
in this city, chiefly ~ our citizens. OF this sum
there Is about 500 900 remainine, which u dspc.
sited in certain banks in this city. II 10 believed
that the holders of the tickets sold 10 this city VIII
have privilege ON this SO 900 The expenses ~
the failure will not fall short Of 3i00U,. when
must be deducted from $3.50 80 there VII De
retwrn 10 the ticket holders ~ ab~et $40 for the
~ which they gave to Mr.. eshnidt-"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
unitod states Circuit Court.
$780, Rofora JnA~> rrh>

MAY I'D. Q. Porter vs. Jesse Houf-rh;.
an action to recover back q sum of money which
the plaintiff had paid to the collector or his clerks
- q alleged amount Of duties chargeablc ON an inn
peratIon OF silk twist which article il was ALLEGED
etthe Custom House, was chargeable with the ann
aetes as sewing silk The plaintiffs counsel call
60 several witnesses to prove that twst was dis.
tinct article from sewing silk and always known in
the trsde as such 1t was also in testimony that the
manufacture OF twist and the uses to which il was
aPpiieS, differed essentially from sewing silk.
The District Attorney made no defence, and the
jury found Tor the plaintiff Damages 1920
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

BssroSIAS PoLIcr--How IT WORKS IN EuRopr.
Extinct of q letter from ntellige Amer
gentleman, travelling in Europe -
"I read Senator Benton's speech, in which he
eulogises the hard money countries Of France and
Holland, evidences ofthe success Of his schemes
He says France has specie basis Of $500 900 600.
but he does not state that, after wiping of two
thirds Of her national debt she still upwards OF
S700, 900, CO., which is nearly cne-third more thar
all the specie in the country and that, At this very
moment, they about expanding their paper cir
culation by reducing the lowest denomination of
bank notes to 250fr instead Of 500 fr; and, for
Holland, her debt il about 800 1900 Of FORMS
although by an act Of arbitrary mi lstice the King
when he re-ascended the throne, after the downfall
of the Bosaparte dynasty declared two thirds Of the
whole debt 10 be deferred, and only pays inter-
est on the third; and little faith have CAPT
talists in the public faith, that he hard run
a. Secretary Woodbury. the other day, until he com
piled with the requisiion ofthc eneral that
he should renounce his proposed marriage with an
cid countess, whom he had fallen in love with, and
account for the money they gave him last year, be-
fore they would let him have any In both
countries srooden shoes and rope traces are the
fashion, and, az they accompany the hard meney
system, the Colonel had better set the example by
beginning to wear the one and the other, .
token Of his admiration Of the mmutablc principles
Of which they are the symbol ="
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

TRouBLx Axoss ran LAwysaa-The Legisla-
tnre of this State have, within few days. enacted n
law by which they have reduced the fees Of Alter
news Ia almost nothing rTis trne they have done
their best 10 ruin respectable profession, but
mains 10 be seen whether IL viii prove any benefit
the public. Upwards Of 100 attorneys will have
reason 10 remember this unjust and unfair lsgsla.
ton. We look with anxiety TO zee who voted for
and against this high handed measure.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

BRrAD.-W What is the reason that the leaf Of bread
!. not made 70 correspond with the price Of noar
The Bakers are making large fortunes NJ the expense
ofthe poor. The q .mmon Council shcold direct
strict examination iuto tets matter, and without de-
lay, and remedy the crying evil.
MEcuArrc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

THE DREADrUL ToRKADo AT NArsHEz-The
snssxed gives the best secount Of ne destructive
tornado that swept over Natchcz the 9Th inst
1t soon spent its force and tornado Of sympathy is
now sweeping over the other soushern eties. A
sympathstic meeting was held in New-Orleans o.
the 9th inst, and resolutions adopted to assist the
unfortunate people of Nstchsx ~
From the New Orleans Picayune Of May ioih.l
sGs the ,as has 5
or 80 IL. 50 terrific .oappag disaster from th
BE-
ss rs%s
ns y" Sy s SrI o but ss:
eerny. WeE,v letter received yssisrdsy from
friend Watcher. He gives avt pcturc dssoisis
NArenfz, Thursday P. M. May.L
Meteor hasten 70 aequaini with Of III horrid
% c1 ~ che
dining at % hour d So h % VIVID flashed The
il The tempest came, about forty min
Sss q h ss
the roofs houses aud after house house
The DAMAGE around me- 'sS chem
der & on H. r ao lad a Pert
ys living living vii find scy upon Jeuy in getting S
sas ~ from %s % s1s and
ne, me every twenty steps Matches ruined, rsined ruin
In addition soove have gathered the following
she was lifted several the aud instantly dash
ed 10 The en- board The
enormous ,cdy of water now rolling the Mssss ppi and
swelling 10 the very limit banks ased
scattered blanks flew about In the wind like feathers The
lady Halliday one proprietors OF Free Ira
by her in hera
Every church and public building shared in the ruin
were unroofsd y "' ''''" '". "''''' a." ''''
sesbon, rrs'e nov lying :. our wharf, torn h p,e
Up by sem The hull and machinery all that left Of her
were unroied and what remains Of The boat is rent and shat
an ss ne Sos'S he
city, but Captain Frssh cannot estimate how many
ci. TX, narrowly escaped - ''-" $50
an Extra. the hs osec 81 n be- RE
citizens the cour. house at which Col james Wilkins
%sre Delivered by J. M Hewitt and j. NJ Dufea Escrs and
solutions Offered by the latter and sshe appoint
Th. City Hotel through the kindness Of the Noah
nss pesn oGe oasr for an sJd;oaa hosn
,s Duncan Esq having generously offered to be RESPONSE
From IN. ruins of the Steamboat HOTEL Mr. Alexander the
"b Flint aha nraa sna and III .n "
Natchoches La beside. Doctor Taoiero and many Others
children hiied in her A many - nine dead bodies
have BEEN dug from the s.samsss AL h4 , M OIL .
about fifty and many It'll dangerous and dying cond
From an estimate made bv Mr. Rnner and Boyd Esas
the total loss ssuppo.ed to be about y, aeGooo.
a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
Police Once.

MAY l9.-A Repentent Sinner.-Coln g. New
comb, the absquatalsting first teller Of the Man
haitian Bank, came to the Office in company with
ms father, and said he wished surrender himself
IN order to meet any charge that might be brought
against him.
The magistrate asked if he was prepared with
ball to which the repentant sinner replied in the AZ
firmative. and his father Immediately entered into
sareties for his appearance, when called upon, in
the sum of $4,000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

DtscovpRy on TEE NonrH wrsr PAssAag.--
The Wall street papers have discovered that the
North West passage has been discovered. We pub
lishcd the official account in our Mondays paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

LIrrLg LATER PROM RIO GRAsDE.-Cspt. Beau
vsis, Of the Himmalleh arrived yesterday from Rio
Grande, reports that the country remains in very
unsettled state. There had been NO very important
mo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, 10th May, 1870.
You will observe BY the Philadelphia newspapers
that Mr. James Sehott, the President of the Girard
Bank has resigned the Presidency of the institution
and Won will observe the Board of Directors have
given him vote of thanks for the able manner in
which he has filled the station and also for the faith
full manner in which he has carefully looked to
the interest Of the institution. They do not say
word. however, with to the amount OF Vicks-
burg stock that the bank holds collateral secsri
~, or through whose influence the institution be-
came the holders.
Mr. Charles S. Boxer has been elected President
to Ill the situation: gentleman who has been
ing President pro. tenn for time pas-say since
the 18th January last. Mr. Schott having but lately
returned from Vicksburg, where he had gone on
visit along with my partic friend Joe Cowper
thwait the Cashier OF the s. Bank examining int
the affairs Of the vicksburg Bank for themselves,
and for the institutions with which they are con-
nectcd.
The Board Of Directors have done wrong, think.
in electing Mr. Boxer to the Presidency, when gen
tlemen, natives Of city, and much more emf
nently qualified to fill the station, their beck
and call, ready and willing to Gil the important sta
tion All must recollect that the Girard has capl
tai Of five millions Of dollars. The vacancy created
by Mr.. Schott's resignation in the Direction had
only to be filled, and thenext moment the individual
could have been elected President. But influence
has swept all before it-when will Bank Director
open their eyes to the true interests Of the in
stitution which they presided l now say TO
them plainly, that they will regret bitterly regret.
their ever having elected Mr.. Boxer President
They have allowed this opportunity to pass, and the
last they had, will have, to fiji the Presidency
with one whose name alone would have given conf
dence to the whole Of the stockholders. may fur
thermore add, the whole community. But the deed
is contaminated, and il would now be painful to his
feelings to bazon forth his name.
But the gentleman have allusioa to, Is second to
in this city. He is gentleman Of rare abili-
ties, and Que who has been branded by the
public . stock speeulator, or in any other way -
speculator. Can the gentlemen who are Directors
81 this Girard Bank say publicly and oPenly 10 this
community, that Mr. Boxer is no speculatorl dare
they say so! il they did the whole community would
rise in general cutlery Of 4" shane! shame
shamep'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
u. 8. NTarshal's once.

A'rest of the Er-Disfrict attorney. M.
and who created such a sensation, by his sudden
abandonment of his office, few mont ms since, was
this morning arrested the suit Of the United States
and held to bail in the sum OF SS2 900. Mr.. Price
remained in custody some hours, and then, having
procured the necessary sureties, he was liberated.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

Do JAMES wosD, who murdered his daughter.
and acquitted the plea of insanity, has now re-
covered hi. Senses and Is 10 be liberated tcdsy ON
bail He 10 10 re.ide or Long leland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

6t- Jacon MAY publishes his statement in the
Phiiadeiphia papers Of yesterday. MS all rigma-
role. Jacob May was the man himself who act his
drafts csshed at Sylvester, in Wall street. We
viii tell the whole story by and by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

Tax Misuse CONF BAes.-wcll, there is no end
to wonders. when we wrote our pious circular let
tiers 20 defauiters missing and suspected, scattered
throu ghout the ends Of the earth, hardly expect
ed that they had sense enough to take advicc-but
1t seems they have. Yesterday, Colin G. Newccmbe,
q. will be seen in our police report, gave himself up
to justice. Price has come bsek-Dabney come
bsek-May returned-Levis caught in Paris, and
now Colin has done the neat thing. AlIah-il-allsh
praise be to God snd Mshomct his prophet Who
viii say after this, that we have no influence I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

FIsk ARrs.-Tonght, we believe, the meeting
is to be held in Clinton Hail. relative to Mons, Alex
andres system Of international exchanges. We
trust il will be well attended.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

PanEpoLoeY. Richard Locke, the great great
grandson Of Jobs Locke, has found time between
glasses to write an appendix to the Moon story. Go
ahead. .. .."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
Coroner Office.

Pearsal 18th street, on the body of Michael Tread
back, German, aged 20 years II appeared that the
deceased went into the river to bathe Sunday
afternoon, and that he seized with the ersth ,
and drowned. Verdict, accidental death.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

bs'rIsh ornss There yet state rooms for
~to w passengers in this steamer. She is fast fill
ing up therefore, early application should be made
for choice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
t,.t County Court.
MAY l7.-M the matter of HENRY NV Merritt o..
0f the NDs~;uI H.. - -

or We NpeciaI Justices
The Court met At four o'clock, and were for nm
wal DIS of hour in deliberation with closed doors
Their Honors then adjourned for the purpose of
awaiting the decision Of the Supreme Court ON the
quo acarranto which is now under the considera-
ton of that tribunal. When that question is dis-
posed OF, then the opinion of the County Court On
Justice Merrtt's case, will be given to the public
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

DsrApruL AccrpkSr.--A little girl, daughter o.
Walter ID. Blair, Esq. was shot by brother only
four or Ave years of age, few days since. IL .p-
pears that another brother about twelve years old
had gun in the yard, shooting birds frsn the cher
tree when the little boy TOOK IL up ard shot hts sis
ter, wounding her dreadfully in the neck. We are
pleased to learn that the little suVsrer - likely te
recover, but she will probably bear the marks 81
her wounds to her grave. II is wonderful that she
was not killed at snce, even the wsdding Penc.
tratsd her cheek, 80 close was the gum Richmond
Star
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

r,,r.--There were three in Charleston on the
I5th inst. Hopkins, Teasdale n Co., John Downs
r. Doituer, Mr.. Marshall, and v. M. Whiting were
the sufferers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

Another avalanche came down from Mount Ida .
few days since,a shsrt distance south Of the slide
II did injury, except TO upset an old barn. The
hill little south Of the old avalanche has cracked
along its whole surface and Is hourly ia danger Of
coming down and burying some Of the inhabitants at
its base.-fTroy Mail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

BRocK'k MoSUNESr.--ihc cuizens Of Montreal
are taking measures to repair rebuild this work.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20
MORNING HERALD.
New York. "Wednesday, May 40, lsA0.

ns- Tomorrow the extrao rdnary proceedings OF
the Moral Reform Society, with the progress Of Sc
duction in New York, will be given with othsr
mons matters which will close accounts OF the
:. saving. and doings" ofHoly Week ia New York
After these we shall up the whole, and ascertain
how mach Satan has been thrashed in one week.
CURIOUS PoLIrIcAL IHrRIeUEs IN WALL STREE
The Wall street ciiques have been terrioiy an
moved ever since the organization OF the IipPeca-
noe CIubs-and, among these young politicians eve
nv method has been suggested to supersede the in
fiuence of the great Central Club and Tippecanoe
organization. Finding, however, that it was dan
gerous business to oppose the popular voice, which
is represented by these clubs, the Young
Mems Committee have kindly taken them under
their patronage, and have published the following
newell Endorsement ft. W.. y
Resolved That il is with great pleasure have marked
Clubs other Harrison Associations, and we VIII most
sheeruy with them in all to promote the cause
u i'''''' EDWARD MINTURN, Chairman
h Aps.:1r a. D SSes'ssn.n, sses'ars'
The modesty Of this announcement is only equal
led by its absurdity. Do these young politicians
suppose that it is matter Of any consequence
whether they support the clabs or not The truth,
however, is this the Wall street eiques have under
taken to deal ont themselves all the Offices, in the
event of General Harrison's election--and we
derstand the following part Of the present arrange
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-20

eo- La BrLLx ELssrrR appears tonight il
La Tarcstule and la Caehuchs Expect, Of coarse,
another squeeze, greater and hotter than any yet
passed through. Nothing can resist Fanny. Criti-
cism Is struck damn, and the most ignorant loafcrs
have emily to see her twice to 60 away filed with adj
miration. Critics turn poets.