The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-23
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AUBURN, April 18th, 1874.
Polities-Stranse Result in New York-Auburn
Progress Of ManufdctuVes-Th Beautiful Girls
and the Lopeliest Village.
find upon recurrence to the files of your paper,
that have not writtea you for sometime past; the
rapidly with which time flies is truly abominabIe
and appalling; i, fngh,ens HE when reflect that
year has elapsed since you heard from me; but
don't fear; there has been no "collapse of the
hue,' and am still in the land Of the living.
We have scarcely recovered from the high. bred
elevation of the New York Native American VIC
tory, and all are ready to attribute the success of
that patriotic organization to the influence which
your moral heroism has exerted in its behalf.
"Well," say the good men OF our town, talk as you
may about Benefits police reports, whenyo come
to the real cast iron independence, the bgh-souled
daring political philosophy the truly magnanimous
in editorial manhood, we always find hum on the
spot-the uncOmprOmislng enemy OF corruption and
the strong arm OF political purity" Thus you see,
VIXEN the good praise thee go on, and if any rattle
snakes bite thee, you have abundant antldote
in that strong confidence which is implicitly yield
ed you by the more sedate portion of the commu-
nifty.
In regard to the politics of this town, you have
seen the announcement OF a whig victory, as ls al
WAYS the case here. There were four parties in the
field on the day of election 10 wit the abolition,
old hunkcrS, DdTnDurHer5, ana tue WING DattallOnS
Capt Chase, the wing candidate, called by
many hard old case-but that was ungenerous--
and he punished them for their audacty by chasing
them all out of the field, pell.mell together He's
a real demOcrat--loves mush and milk as well as
plumb pudding and cogniac-but berg naturally
benevolent, the good people say he loves every
thing-but salts est.
Money matters are growing easier since the tariff
came into operation. large and extensive wool
len mandatory is to be created in the place,
and various manufacturing establishments in and
about here indicate that Auburn is yet to be cen
trail and ruling its commercial influence, as IL is
now in the political. With the W alter power which
we possess, not in fact inferior to that of oches-
ter, # properly husbanded, and active and ener-
getc people, we must and will grows we're deter
mined on that, and as we say, no sooner said than
done-sir, we are prospectivey a great people"
The domestic relations Of the place remain as
sweetly harmonious as usual, and the few little
Earrings of conjuga crockery, and the perple king
G am bacheloD care OF matrimony, seem not to
have had any influence in lettering some Of our
Young men from "tying the knot irrevocable." Sc.
ycral OF our preltes girls either are, about to be
ioined to the SUB stratum OF conjuga subserviency
excuse Carlylesm. wish there was a race OF
yestsl virgins and of our beautiful girls com
PEELED to enlist-hey'd cry in that cascin order to
save them as specimens OF statuary, for am not
afraid of asserting that we have the most angelic
clusrr of earthly divInities here that can be col
iectei in western New York But am getting too
| lengthy, and will give you at some future time a
full and ample description OF all our charming crea-
| lures Wait till the weather gets degree two
warmer; hot weather Is the time for girl descrp-
| ton. | promise you review OF the living gal axy
in another letter. Your devoted
! ROMEO.