The New York herald., 1845-08-30

the purpose Of amcably arranging matters John May
ham and Geo. Badgley, of North Blenheim, yesterday
pec of affairs. We copy Of the proposition made
by the people OF Gboa, and il recolect rightly the
conditions were nearly as follows:-
lst Certain of influence among the anti-renters,
named in the writing, to their influence in
causing all DISCUSSES to be delivered up to the author
ties.
2nd They were to use their influence in preventing
any persons appearing in disguise, and were to pledge
themselves to assist the officers in arrestng all persons
in disguise guilty of any breach Of the peace.
3rd They were to use their influence throughout the
county restore peace good order and proper respect
If these conditions complied with, the people of
Gilhoa promised to release those in custody dis
band the posse and refrain from arrestng any
suspicion of appearing in disguise The examination OF
persons in custody has been suspended until the
suit of the conference is known
NEWPORT, August 81, 1915.
Character of Things Here Philosophy on the Run
The first thing, almost on our arrival here, we
give you dash of Newport-that fashionable mart,
and dazzling bazaar of galety and beauty-a theme,
too, which poets, in their fond imaginings, pour
forth, young misses chaunt, old maidens squeak, and
widows yawn Oh, delightful Newport! We join
in cadence, while choruses reverberate, and hills
and distant h hs convey the echong song why
faithful watch--the sea-grt shore, the brlny wave
inspires the song; while hustled Mercedes, by moon,
lit eve, dash in the sparkling spray,
Oh, yes, 0tllgnUW Newport w ltlln my WallS
lies the sceptre side by side the shepherds crook
the peer and plebelan-the millionaire and
bankrupt-the languishing smiles of misses,
Just sixteen, and gouty groans OF gentle
men not sixty-the ourshed rhetoric of mas
in speaking of their daughters charms-the
honorable recants of gentlemen Of honor-to c.,
which in doubt the mellihuously bland" inonaons
old maids-within the sunny side ofhope and widows
not yet forty-fve masse, " in orderly confusion"
dwell.
These are but part of the motley group gathered
Wit Raj w hers he
OF almost every kim well the glass of fashion and
mould of ladies', the healthful but unweld
ly English the delightful French, the graceful Andau
sian, the charming beauties of sunny SOUTH
the elegant northerner ito whom that sais quo
all ladies' claim truly belongs, and anxious mothers
old maids in the expectancy of the fair states and
widows likewise, with plantations drug And un
known Don Whiskerandos flourish with tandem livery,
and servants and of " retired merchants" OF fish
market memory, clay off" in pride aud circumstances
and patent bill and plaster venders repose beneath the
shade of their aurels and gossppngs 90 forth ge
beauties rdgen trotted out and trotted back again.
the smiles of widows valued by therpurses inlusves
of both prying inof course merely for
ton sake-to know how much it is thought that such
one is worth and married ladies without RESPONSE
bility" loves labor lost " and day dream lovers
take place where tears and pathos flow the Hectors
from their Andromaches bid adeu.
All these delightful Newport, thine and more
thy dilapidated halls are palaces. Thy barren
meads perennial Edens-thy waters, nectar-thy chat
tering old maids angels of mercy-thy widows, virgins
venerable, aged sheep, in eating shape-wel dressed
dgneau!
Delightful Newport the local habtaton of "big
bugs" and few moschetos, too.