Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
SLrrgI's soHLrnAS.

Where pleasure itself canno, please,
Awav with cold breeding that lsiihles sci still,
Affects TO be quiet q, its ease;
For the deepes, In feeling is highest in rank.
The ifeesi is frs, IN the band,
And natures own nobleman, friendly and
frank,
Is man with his heart in his hand
Fearless IN honesty, gentle yet just,
He watmley con love and can hate.
Nor Will he bow down with his face IN The dust
To Fashions inolerant.s,a,e;
For bes, in good breedne,a and highest in
rank
Though lowy or poor in the land,
Is natures own nobleman n, friendly and frank,
/ The man with his heart IN his hand.
HIS fashion is passion, sincere and intense,
Ms impulse, simple and true,
Yet tempered by judgment, and taught by
good sense,
And cordial with me, and " ith you
For the finest in manners. as highest in rank
1t IS you. man or you, man who stand
Na,ure's own nublcman, friendly and frank
A man with his heart in his hand,
! ! predict that the author OF these fine
songs and Provcrbial Philosophy, will yc,
be one Of the bcs, known and most loved
authors whose books cross the water to US
The most refreshing and newest wonder
Of London just now, is the ice Of lake
Wcnhdm un innocent Massac hus,us lake
that, n yrur or two ago, had very little idea
OF becoming Lon lon lion (Ilow sud.
denly we do sometimes become famous, 10
be .uro y Beautiful painted carts, lrl,cred
/ "WENnAn Lex" go about the city, and
whenever they stop TO take out block, n
crowd collects and there is no limits to cock.
nrv admiration Of IT, Something Of the
kind was wanted from our country, by the
wa,t,o show that nnturc,ni least had not 'fc-
pndlntcd But whatthcv have done. hither.
to, uifhoui icr seems natural enough TO
ask Just remember that we drank tepid
water in the summer time in London and
that the hook and champagne had never
the rccuporaling twang that delights the
dry throat on the Polk side OF the Atlantic
Now when the hook has been passed around
, after the soup--lhcre is a general exclnmn
lion and discussion OF the new luxury. md
the conversion generally passes from that
to "ulcps' and shorty cobblcrs" which
are mysteries known By name and much in
qured into seriously think tina, an A
! mcrican bar" SCI up nj Choring Cross anc
I furnishing the ihuy or forty drinks f.
I Bugham's famous Inst IN Boston, would b,
: the making Of the seuer-up's fortune.
y have los, golden opportunity Of becoming
j n celebrated man. myself with no, bcin!
: provided with IN accurate receipt Of III,
n proportions
stepped Yesterday. into Howelrs ant
i James 20 see Count BOrsay's Two "sta,u
]. ctcs'- or miniature statues Of the Duke o
j w lineIon and Napoleon. The Count, q
II an uncQualcd horsenan. and the owner 70
h the lbs, Twenty years, Of the finest bits o
!. blood that money could buy is, of course
g n better Judge Of a horse han most scnlr
o tors The modes are very dlfTrrQut from
II most marble Tccds Their snowy point
d are 'dwclt upon, so to speak There
| no point which Is impossible in nature, an
II the truth probably is. that the Conn, In
! infused the principle Of his own cha'arle
II into the idea be has here worked out--tha
7, others may stay safe, If they please, by 70
s lowing " hat is general and easy he choot
u rs to carry on iha, which is rare and Jul
possible They would be cIlraordionr
?, horses in real life, because, though any on
n oflbeir remarkable points may have bee
seen, the combination Of so many perf,t
a tons IN onc animal would be n miracle {
IS beauty; and this is very true description
IS The Count himself and Of his talents as we
'e as his person The models are seen at
y disadvantage, at present, because they or
/ sail IN plaster AID the coarsen'ss Of the M
r lerlal tells on statues so small. They ~
&c TO be cast IN bronze very soon, AMI the
a they will be subjects Of study for the love
b, ofhorse FISH The figures Of Iherwo h.
g. ro's are exceedingly good found no tau
s m IhCm
,r saw Count DOsay Of Lady Blesn'
y tons o lew DAYS ago. Tie retains his bra
s. ~ in undrm,nishrd preservation. ! look'
ie aI him Iaher 80 long an abs, nee, anl Nj
3 much OF the illusion Of other DAYS worn o.
ID Of my eyes, TO see whether had no, bee
- dszzied INTO an undue admiration Of b
u personal appearance Even 'rn years af
= I h,d recorded mysupriss on hrs seeing be-
be- however ind him ,su'l, hy iaLihe handsor
~ - man / ever Elw and u changed chang
&c. or the beitsr FOR his lossol high color aj
a. 20 the intellectual, expression Of be counie
90 aure is manners l1sr che slme abs
don which nobody could imHatr. and wbu
er would b. ou, of place 100 any one but i
a, Oray ora King iil' portrait painted