Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
TRIALS sANDTRrMPHsoF ANE.
RcAN GENIrs#IN ENGLAND

'hnse VIM rr11 lHa narrative ot the
uafns- ui ngad aud hungry genius,
90, uIH hy liz -aH=Hf themselves. ln
lunzIuus Lii oi savage and iu Gold.
.hh Vicar Of Wahenyd. will listen 10
f tu# following leuer addressed 20 a dis
utu.=uul aHi..mHH Boo Ihs country. "a
pr ai aHaaa HHhy VIII is# in-
- lof Hae iHa=g narratives. IIunl
ul a-nu. Iae MaIs. Is wilton
ME. HHII l##gH#fzaIIH rau II DHaH-.
i Na.eEls Nj r. Remington, O.
ven. mH a hIlsHaHhy Huh Amor
rtdH4 iaz#a WHII# u aIaHaaa. few
ytfssm b. a,uI L. Washington, and
gluUIel tHaae iaa Hllgl aHI drawing,
=szeHl IHau1a# anI e. they Hme
b. H8g#HI #sImH.Hs su.aH#HIHal mau.
llasaJ l- uaa AtNa.ma#Io4, hsHala
f.. .ha hraiHay o. ol hs inventions
/ b. a uad constructed #u "a H1.U.
tH#iH.a a6 HHT "a pa#eIp.e H#Riy
tHal uHi - waHll hadsas ol Timber
zaaI irH #HHtH H#HaDWHaegu-z a4sf.
~ NHIe mIHaI HH WHHaul uleIHalI.
H. support rnprI1lvdWl admH.I
iu somehow. although Jbay -nw mH.h
tlI $500 .u.a-.y uIaUaa fhay r-H.I
r. -tr uBN IIr cpu.uNHu.rs NyIH gn hp
4Hlr purlmHiy u-r.uD Fulton, Urf
lHuHaHl d.-n roWd- uI -url BIuiu.,
pWd b. Wa.n Do wa- 900 tla stocks.
No. Remington Ha- u1t discouraged
u. went Io England, arrived 300 Lone
luu early BOO Jaumg lsl5 lir weu,
70 lee m. striking language. 100 "-garh
pl mu, hhe tl. old philosopher h.
tpualH bus .aI ONE mm capable ui sym.
lain.la apprrmiuu. ils earned with
luu iu- plans, % iurm.ug brain, q letter
poi m,ul4nIla and 900 empty purse
Iba stony To-. NJ Remington. -uec.--
la, 5.m told by the Hp. oi olh.r.. a-
Na. m1-f maa,, wr iahc d. ip himself
n d.-rlHr m- -iulE... ul ruHunM
.is a.i would u. maugi 1y auy at.
wnp, oY atf ruB g0 add pf aupuy
SrAulRp. ENsL,>p. Aug 10, 1915
NJ DrIr Sir-l should h1ytwuitru
.oourr hul tIa | bod nothing pleasant
uH. imo.bal London uu tut ul.g o.
January, l-ll without money of flieud-.
which wu- Ju.I iuH ,hug da.lnI whru
I lett America. mJ W.t lnn thing, lu-.ur
ypu, ! wiIl never da-lrr again. com.
mCu- A operations 900 once. oU Ile -uu.
position inal iu th, urrf-rowu cty
would 90 least uuli-t one mm IUi
Ea-l-buDr are mot Aurupm. Az
EH Il-HWJu will advance wy amount ou
au absolute certainty huf uoi one penny
whau JuHr 0, tha slightest rick, ID ha goo.
Iua whole world by o. spent Che unr
i've months looking Tor ihI, man with
unparalleled perseverance aud industry
living for less than three pence per day.
] uu convinced thui ieW persons in
London knew sl much of That urompu.
hrn-Iblr large city a. myself bat aIas
my wardrobe was gone TO supply mu
with wratrhrdly baked corn bread, oh
which lived entirely l-iept on straw,
Tor which / paid a halfpcnuy per night,
/ became ragged aud 6IJly and could uu
longer go among men of business. Dp
to this time my spirits never sunk, nor did
they then but my sullcrngs wore g,cul
My limb, distorted with rheumatism, iu.
duced by cold and eXposure-my ncp
aud head swcllcd to most unnatural slzc
with cold and ioothachc, aud those who
slept lu the same houid den a- myself
were wrelched street bcgwr-, the very
cleanc-t of them literally alive with al
manner OF creeping thugs. Bul ! wa.
mn bcggar / never begged nor ayu
asked "a favor oi any man iuro 1 cam.
10 England Ask George Bancroft wht
! called upon Two or thwc times, ID eyoI
] asked the slightest Wof. or even pr
sumcd upon the lctisr yuu gave TO Wm
! did vri,o him n note, asking him .,
come aud witness lhn triumph of 1pamu
the bridge al the Gmlru-, and dalygIo,
the note al his own house myself; aul
although Prince Albert came. ! urye
got even "a reply TO my note II Bancroft
had come aud been the man 10 have uuIy
recognised me IN my mg- a.. was j.
would have saved mu much sub-rluyH
suffering lwill not believe that hu
croft ever saw nay uole, for his deport
mont 10 me was ever kind