Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
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This wondrous miracle Of art,,,', said some Of
The udherents Of Schmidt, as NJ, Lully came
bowing and rubbing his hands, 70 ,ake his
seatas Harris orsans nlier master Purcell
had hnished liis voluntary. aoqiaetb liza. d
% Rich, old music pealed opl strains that
had nor befn heard Tor yenrs underghal sa:
Srei iool ihe ,Mefwarm current olt toqld
Sa'hollc Cathedrql music Howed from lint
grandl organ, as ne rfelnchmarl. dwnni SRI;
tlp loncn. manageo IL !slles anp stops,
enhuSlasnh q many q haliHYowed Calho-
| lici present was kindled and the most i'm
aglpa,ive iancied me good old times had re-
turned and shey almoss looked 70 see train
o. the hnlgnis hospiialiers,ln m me white
habit ana neg lross, mafch oui o. me iran;
leep'.pp n fHa i''o'eo' epR''o0', R''o onnQ'.' 2
y u, n. ~ ''e e'l1feiy
'ne most no.y Airgln.i II b sgtssA base
| D The tide. turned. and parties were again
equal. Before M. Lully's performance, il
WAS thought no instrument could equal Faith
or Schm:tdrs in richness, volume, andsweet-
ness !: even Hui..iis' adherents had paled and
4 - -;e cnuro0a arauivad
and their eurpes, voices were sOaln heard
speakinp confidently. ii'a hos lsi.18rt
now1 ;,g,bo ;,;.x;. ata,h. st,.aLt,,..o :. :.
~ pasoiJ nth H. ha"n,,c,t dS.ah,as
,r pon,;;s uo,,;s uhoy ycI,no olosa I'm.
Iovce,s arm and looked eornesflp ,hyouob
~, H., - o,a,,,d I ~, .oo.sa,ad ~. c.s..,
fa,ber Vim wos in ,hc oroan. .loi, viii his
dis,,nonsbcd friends ~ soc if his G,ce sv!
messed s,ernncss ar sadsfactio,n "A rtbmr
By6eId rel, more than a mere artisan in,er.
e:, hui bis ,nyio,v was soGensd M tho a..
mes, and affec,Iona,e manner Of his mistress,
which ossured him or her love and ,n,,de
him irono,i;I md banbv oven ,ho,,ob Tho
bo nason,a p anhoel Cn,,,cyilIa nv c,l.
Inn, and son of one or ,be Kino's cbsnel
osn,Ieman. s,ood on sher o,hey s;de and
,yhisneyed swee, cononl;man,s In her oor
The vo,,nc ooIInn, was fair 10 look unon ac.
cord;oc ~ ibe ,ss,. of ,he ,imas-.Gor he ac
Cec,ed In his dress ali ,be Conneries of The
a. I'D ,ho cos,,,,,. ,c H. bo,,ass =, M,
,her the laced craval nor peruke were wan,
ing. and he was q mass Of f1u,terng ribbons
from head to heel. Bows of different gay
colors were placed wherever it was posi-.
ble-not only his sword-hl,. breast and
shoulders, but even his shoes were lhns or.
namented, and verified Moliere's satiricaI
couplet, oa $50 s'' s3.s ''a ,eI
De ces souliers rnignon de rubans revitus
ID oui ivous outressembler des pigeons pattus
He was loud in his praises Of "skillfuI Mas.
ter Renaius," instrument. asis.1 sai na, .
"The organ Of the German is like him.
self, heavy and dull-sounding," he said,
while playing with his litle cocked.hat,
which was turned up in The style called the
"cock.fancifn," and in manner that made
him imagno in his vain lille head that he
looked like the beau Of all beau, DeGram.
mon'. an Mistress Renee, your iather's
noble instrument is the erander 6y tar OF the
Two. HAD 'he matter 10 decide" ne con.
linued' cropping MS l'I'le chapean and lean.
ing closer ana more CALAMITY to her, 81
wou,d make nose oeau'liul eyes decide lor
me- me- ~. XXX, Xxx. .,...-....t .'r
Arthur ByGeld mu,iered, "Coxcomb!' be.
tween his shut teeth, and would have given
much TO have had chance TO shake. the
poor lille Auuering gallan. 10 pieces. An.
other time the naughty Renee would have
,ndulgeu IN what she would have called "a
lille harmless pleasan'ry;" but now she fell
loo deeply 10 iritie with love, and pressing
her Tiny hand on her lovers arm, she re.
piled coldIy but cour'eously, s.a4
"Nay, good Master Raphael, you are toe
partial, Father .Schmidt's organ is a won
drous instrument, and he is great builder.
Only last night | heard my father say, il
would be lair struggle and fair victory
which ever gained; for he felt he, had an
equal to cope with in Father Schmidt, and
greater would be his glory If he conquered
him." .. ....... ...... .ss.s- ....., s..,
Just then the crowd pushed closer. and
from the busy hum of voices il was gathered
,hat ,ha oAn;r conld no, Lo oo;J.J. Il -