The New York herald., 1845-10-14
HARTwELL's WARRINGTON HOUSE,,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3, l845. !

PHILADELPHIA, Oct I3, 1876 !
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
Not forgetting my promise to let you hear from me oc-
casionay travels and being for the present locst
ed Of the comfortable places in the country
having just finished luxurious breakfast being in the
best Of humors with myself (per conseq with every
ese) and the rain coming down Like falling house
here goes
Previous to my leaving New York. my tailor most re
ligiously promised 0he VARIETY TO finish me great.coa
a Ia sacque with the necessary trimmings and dongs
but the day OF my departure and the greatcoat
was still sick bed, and couldn't come. So a fellow
lodger taking pity my necessity and my rheumatism
volunteered to loan cloak offer which CRATE.
fully accepted His good intentions were evdent so
was my gratitude. But either he was wag, or else
like myself forgot one very essential particular The
cloak had been all the East had served as ak in
Arabia Petrea and carpet in Persia; and was very
respectable garm mt ndesdcamle without and broad
cloth within But as my travelled friend was very
long man, and short one, and the cloak extended
to his heels ou I'd that my loan OF precious little
service Wrapped around my form in the cars il was
very comfortable but entering the boat wrapped m
its volumnous volutions, found myself with train as
long as an Emperors, curtain lecture, the moral
law So flung It over my arm whore 1t looked like q
roll of broadcloth, and like a travelling pedlar
they Off, and tre politicians as fussy as a IN
cry bear IN cane brake. There one hundred
and nty Candidates for the various local Offices every
vagabond among them hungry and eager The sight OF
the public crib rouses them to pushing and struggling
which would confer credit herd Of swine after ther
swl The impression among those curious such mat.
is that the wings will carry the city proper the de
mocrats the county proper; and that the Row as the
offices common to city and county are called win be al;
vided between two The natives have no chance Of
any thing except drubbing However, the future
alone can reveal: Mem.-A very sage reflection, and
never before said by any one.
There were two large town meetings here on Friday
and Saturday nights in front of the State Houses the
first called by the democrats and the second by the
wings attended both drawn by the reputation of those
who were to declaim but at both meetings was
grevousy disappointed expected to hear dignifed
exposition OF the views OF both parties interspersed
with wit and dashes Of heart eloqusnce Instead
Of that was treated to froth and iustsan in mixture
II ever attend political meeting again. it will be be.
cause have appetite for dish Of whp-sy llabub and
shall protect ny ears BY patent braces to
populace As an old stager should have known better
rode out yesterday TO Far-Mount Waterworks, and
was struck with the taste displayed by those in author
ject from the side of the hill have been removed sod
levelled and grassed with semprecpitous slope and
fences disposed at regular intervals around
tea.tay. understand that the remaining rocks few
and far between are to be speedily whitewashed and
that the birds and butterflies who visit place are to
have their wings and tails painted Of delicate grass
green. In anticipation of these delightful events pail
Of wsitewas stands in one part Of the grounds and
in removing from the grass the dust blown upon II from
the street below There Is deal of taste displayed in
Driving through Arch street. spelled Mulberry on the
sgnboards at the cornersa painfully yclean thorough
tse ooserveu III one OF the pocks, In crowded part
Of the town. very nice cornfed and small forest in
the next block Driving little further, saw several
grazing further on, group of Chickens and ve
nerabe and almost segacious billy goat leaning against
fence Rural felicity Come on, ye New Workers.,
tired OF toll and seek the town Of Philadelphia where
you can enjoy the country air and country comforts
have only fault to find with this hotel Il s frst
class houseequal to any in the countrybu is as quiet
a Quaker meeting Give the racket OF the Astor
or the BabeLlike din of fHowards'.
Make my compliments to the Rev David Hale and
tell Butler that there 10 no lack Of stated preaching in
this quarter-and inform John Van Buren, from me- that
almost any Of our mutual friends have clean shirt and
pair of pantaloons to spare.
Thine, in the bonds of the flesh, and so on
LIE DIABLE BOITEUX