New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-24
VIVA, the Hurchin-on- arc Doing.


90 What are the Huichinsons dOingl' is ques-
tion which has been asked us repeatedly, and
which we ourselves have asked without finding any
one 10 answer IL Knowing. therefore the great
pd af.ctonate interest which IS felt toward these
noble young people BY that portion OF the Puo'ic
which heard and saw them, have much pleasure
IN giving in the columns Of our Journal, some ex-
,rsc,s from letter which have just received from
abby; and in doing so. trust that she herself Will
30, fael displeased that what she wrote tor our
private reading has thus been made Puollc. sue
and her brothers enshrned themselves IN thousands
OF pure and noble hearts and TO these her beautiful
and chid-ke spirit speaks in this letter as well as
- PLYMOUTH May .. lsi7.
Ny DEAR Mas HowIrr Ny hope 10 that ere this time
Won hsve forgiven nv silence. II hearts could cores
pond without pen ink and paper should often nave
communed with you. thsugh 90 lar distant On, those
high, dsys spent in our old iAtherlsnd, and made
beautiful by the generosity Of dear English hearts we
never could have stayed long and 90 lar away naa
not been for those good, kind iflenos Au Ie' - o "a
believed dear Mrs. Hewitt though our tongues ana
pens are silent that love you less livery itte wave
that beats on the wild New gland shore brings idnss
from across the deep. and our hearts bless you all
received dear Mays letter some montns ago
have written 90 Jar and have not yet mentioned my
brothers or told you where they are. must teil you
that Asa has purchased the homeiarn rom Istnei,
and Judson hss one sd dining II Jonn u aoout mic
and quarter from little cottage sn ne I'M
mot the Fins Loser Cl.pton) but In the OLD 1rante
state Asa WAS married last Monday week sho "'eIy
happy We had. st his marrisge. family meeting sno
all there exeeptiwo brothers VINO eoua .os "a
their homes Twas on Msydsy thsi we met Al the oid
farm house and We rambled In the helds and gane'eo
Nav flowers and then made our new sister oridI
May Queen Dear Alfred Tennyson was not ior gotten
In that hsppies; day Of al the glad md year ana many
times did that sweet song sound lortn ID 'nr o1
have yet told you where brother Jesse sna arc
this Summer. He Ia nicely settled Al as l'lle stone so
tsge Al Oh Rock Lynn and am away many n''s ~
from home. in Old Plymouth MAssenusetes. us
the same old shore thai welcomed our psnm Is'neis
s.orison. In tb old 10 rn which make very hapPy.
We were away singing all !sst Winter and hAd
pleasant ID ouch tedious tour. suppose our LosAsu
friends heard through the papers OF the eAeemrns We
bad 81 Phlladephis We were very sorry mar sny sDus
of the kind should happen and more on account OF inc
eolor.d oeope than for ourselves IL Is % wrong tha
that they should be excluded on account OF 'nen com
plariou | hope however IL will be no sgufy " me
cause but rather make people more Iesious ~ nc n
slavery Cause. There ss good tune eomIns y ANU
bye though We may wait long and snxiousy
Dear friend you can hardly think 10" many ne@"
are beating with Joy 10 America at the SOUND Of
and - names We are al DESTROYS inNi yOe soo1l1
come before long 70 our young country "sHA
of YOU much and have many questions 10 answer re-
gardingyou See your Journal and resd II WIN pes
sure-ii calls 70 mind former times
am alad you are pleased With our dear country
Elihu Burritf He 10 a noble man and 70 o0-ns nut.
with his olive branches OF Pe>ee ~ n'>A0
happy In the spirit OF love , -. Al. =. So,
Eoclosed IA l,ile foTer which was one Of me nrss
seen By our Puritan the spring ser Iney
They named ii the Msy 1o~er" iron thsir hte yes
sel although n 10 not pressed very We'll may give JOe
Al idea Of what IL IL IN its orisinA state
Isn. d@sr Mrs. Hosiu with sincere affection
your fr,sns ABBY HUTCHINSON.
The ii,tis ao~er which wa was vel pressed and
retains II color perfectly; isss specimen 'ne ~
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