The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-02
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fleg with white stocking We mention these mar
ticulars for the use Of the future historian. Mrs.
the attention of the British public directed
to her plunder which duly appeared in the shape Of
trunk, with the inscription II. B. 8. Thus assured
that the veed ladye was no other than the author
ess OF Uncle Tom and owner of the trunk, what
shout rent the air 1t was true John Bull Hip,
hip, hur ~ with the "rahn cut of, being Sunday
indeed some warm-hearted individuals forgetful Of
the sacred day. thrust their hands through the door
and windows OF the fly to give the llustrous stran
gers the grasp of hospitabe welcome to that shore
where no Uncle Tom can live. "a fact that); and had
time permitted l have no doubt the more hospi-
table would have treated the Rev. Beecher with beer
But before any one had presence of mind to make
the proposal the arvey hit the brown horse with the
white stocking lick on the near side Of his head.
departed for the hospitable mansion of Mr. Crupper
Another cheer split the Sabbath atmosphere, and
the multitude dispersed to their devotons.
As it had been extensively announced in the
papers that the illustrious auth0rcss would be re-
ceived on landing by the Earls of Shafteabury and
Carlisle bright look out was kept for those mobiles.
For myself, saw no one at all answering their des
crption, excepting q respectable cOlored man. black
all over except his eyes and gloves, which were yel
low. once had the honor Of dining with one of the
noblemen in question, on public occasion, at STRAIT
fordupon Avon but was placed so far below the salt
it was impossible at the distance to say whether his
lordship were white or black. Presumptons, how
ever, are in favor Of this colored gentleman being
one OF the noble l0rdsat least he kept at safe dis
tance from the contamination Of the crowd and his
manners had
That stamps the caste of We're de vere."
Do not, beg Of you Mr.. Editor suffer your preju-
diced American mind to find anything shocking in
the blackness OF this noblem ans looks If nobleman
nc were Remember, that in happy Albion exists
men are free and equal All offices in the British
commonwealth, the throne excepted, open, with
out let or hindrance, to colored ambition. And not
afew responsible appointments are filled by the child
v,aSTI f1avn
ing to the satisfaction OF his employers the duties Of
lance corporal to a stevedore.
If neither the Earls of Shaftesbury nor Carlisle
did receive the Stowe party on landing, sufficient
excuse may be found in the recent increase Of the
royal family, whic y, without doubt, demands the
close attendance Of both noble lords the person OF
her Majesty.
Full Of tho pleasing reflections which Mrs. Stoves
warm welcome to the soil Of England had inspired.
wended my steps homcwards. On the way found
genuine woolly-head, seated on the stoop of q
" wine vault" translate beer kitchen, "-smok
ing his pipe. "Sam,' saidI l.
Remember, Mr.. Editor, that on British ground no
dcrogatory epthet must be used in addressing the
coloTed subject; the equal OF the white Sambo" is
nadmissable, and the more degrading title Of
" Doctor not to be thought Of +" SAM" however,
is a recognized initial and may be applied with inn
punity to the lower orders.
SAM" said |. .6gurativey, hang no more your
banjo on the willows, nor weep to think Of Ole Vr-
Sans eyes shone through the fog like two copies Of
the star Sirius. "Wat ave you to say, sir?" This
colored Briton already omlted to haspiiate hia
matches.
Samuel" repeated ], with solemnity, " is this q
time to indulge in the vile weed of Kentuck. when
the fair beneactress Of your is stepping on these
chores? mean, Of course, Samuel, Mrs. Stowe."
"Missus a-w'at?"
"Mrs. Stowe"
Missy's toe Lor' gor'-amitey, what's he ?"
/ was humiliated, paralysed by this hereditary
b0ndman-this ungratefu slave.
Man and brother said T. "your ignorance d.
gusts me''-so left. Thine, HALBY.