New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-02
NV PUBLICATIONS
THI KsicgERgocEER

dosss he Y@iy Seepnd yoiHns and with new ..s :
hfgsd Ananf smtnt the next volume bids far TN
cysn sll qchier claims the Partially Of the pabre 49,
have hitherto dixtngukhsd is brilliant career II. -.
frhnkly ayowr hs belief tia journalist ia Arpe,
greater number Of familiar, cordial genia, en,sr.,.
oonestondonis7 ibsn himself and asa conssaasn. y
magazine Il always overlooking with the good Tim =.
have been longing 10 get printed from every qaar.s,
country unique icaiurc recently introduced hss ~
70 successful that calls outinnumerable contrb MIN =.
tie lovers OF bright wied children eyeryshere n.
the report OF juvenile gossip which gives 70 an, p.
specimens of precious repar;ee Hero one orr.
them:
"A little fellow, weeping most piteously, sua,
Interrupted by some amusing occurrence. lie ha.ssl "
cries tor moment there was struggle be,wsen ~
and tears; The train ofhought was broken Ma ..5S
resuming his snuilc and wishing 10 have hi, y, -
'Ms-ughi ugh ugh rkat tess crying aJe., :.
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have a voungster r who takes after hs no,hs,.
TO have always been since he Gained any control os ~
nacular proI ense to odd saying occasionally When 49,
threoand four year DID, he had been reading the
nah relaedin some oihis ltl1bocks Aherh pera.,S
H. as my with him was questioned him aho,,s
to ascertain how much of il he had remembered M
citation very accurate until thisqueson vas p,n,s
What did Jonah do after his delivery from me sshs
why Papa said he, Il do Mt exactly remember, hs,
suspect be washed of, and then put for Niaersk ~
a bright little girl. four years of age was riding IN ~
country with her uncle short time since when in D.s,;s
a firm yard, they saw peacock: Oa look loosf
look said the little girl see the pretty brdp .Ycs
said her uncle. but without stopping But stop the hors
Uncle ! want to look at him longer, said little Mary 4
can't now. said he I'm hurry Mary hssitsted
moment then giving her doll which she held in her ha,d
toss the side Of the road There, Uncle Eb said 81
you get out and pick up my baby, while look at i
bird = Was ut that rather cute for little girl Of ov
years =
"Our dear little boy who delights in the mys.erie,
straight lines pot hooks and hangers has been I,
habit of attending Methodist meetings where the preaes
wOrthy practices Lawre Todds theory of ,xtemDore ~
mons with other guide before him but the open Sen
lures. Jimmy was induced by friend the other Sands
TO attend church OF another denomination. where "a
carefully written sermon was read to the congregation o.
his return after much thought he broke out Ma Lg
Mr. B--do Mt preach out of the Bible, Not oaif
the Bible my child No, Ma, he breaches out Of arrS
ing Took
correspondent quantity relates an interview long tim
ago" with the late Willis Gaylord Clark, whose mem,1
will ever be green in the hearts of his friends;
allowed Willis Gaylord Clark and IL You viii psrdo,
bit of personal history, want 10 tell you Of my hs ia
tervew with 'Olapod' simply because love to recall he
elegance and beauty, and his high sense of courtesy ai
justice.
beautiful County Of Bucks, in Pennsylvania, where a.
oayng Quackersm having run its principles into pret
dices and its faith TO traditions was preaching crusais
Of the spirit against Substituting rudeness ~
plannes and ignorance for innocence it had succeeded 10
transforming the rustcity into vulgarty aud in peopni
that land OF beauty with set of rolgonist in whom hos
tlity TO art and the cultivation OF beauty had become
chronic
So was propelled through youth by the out side press
ure Of false conditions, and the inward riot OF nature
glowing like the tropics and these conveeng forces kept
me in perpetual spin round in their Internal focus
what the principle OF reicting water wheel
From the midst of these ouiwarls, once % a time
went to Willis Gaylord Clark, then editor OF ~
DJlqdepLf0 Gcrene remember the clothes wore and
I aaI hruslQI Ia
try but would stick them That gray nsey woosey
c0ae made capaoious to invite growth with huge pockeu
outside for ohestnuts and apples and thick wooden NIT
tens trowsers of the same material rough inside as rap
10 promote counter irritation and dilute the blood made
dine nsions with tuck a. ~ last for Sundays two
nters and for common indefinitely waist coat some
What short but wide TO compensate with staring brown
figures big and bold a. compromise with the gravity
tie color commodious hide boots heavy and hob nailed
emitting compound odor OF leather and grease, when
nenrthe fire wool hat Of aspiring crown and dnnutEs
brm and shilling cotton bandanna, to display on occt
So alfred. went to the City of Brotherly Love, win
forty uairs of chickens six turkeys and two oposslms s
latter harpooned in the hen root with the pitch fork and
their otherwise coniraband to be sold 10 pay for
their der rodatons with this provender 10 sell account
Of my guardian and poem in those lrowsers pockets 20
exhibit on my own account went. The marketing sold,
not TO the best advantage either for the poem and Mr..
CLARK were in my mind called at the Office inquired Tor
the editor stated that,my business was personal and pr
vate and was ushered into the sanctum amid the smlsi
OF clerks and others. 80
"Mr CLARK was alone and deeply absorbed; and Tiers
Yves in the presence of real live poet slid qaie'yol
half the nearest chair holding my wool hat between
knees and the bandanna in my hand tremblngy awaiting
him to look up He did so ia few moments and TIE pen
siye almost melancholy beauty Of his face IN up WIN
faint smile es be saw the rustic appartion was oil eyS
for there sat the man who edited our paper, snd wrn
verses had cried in ibe barn and the corned ani
tried to initiate Sunday mornings when our folks ~,
gone 10 church Ny earnestness suppose interes'sa
him. He did not laugh as feared but gently saia'
n. ttufal 10 aV1l AIr
Il said Yea And trembled and my eyes tiled
spite myself come to ask your advice ABOUT ''n'
verses have written. ,-,. al,
""YOu write verses, do you he said, pleasantly an'
added: II is poor business
al Not if / could write such as yours, lrepled.
".Porhars You may snil he. ALLOW me to see yours
ne Hone Of IKE oef,, said handing him the ps
rer; m was substantial foolscap, well tunbiedJ
Poets have DO home Oh earth, he SAID ana the yer
rible RATIOS thrilled me Ike Gn arrow -,
81 lave made their home IN heaven, L sara anu
have Given them superior place, for think eIa'eu ~
lures must reach higher place IN whatever sphere 'H'
attain to- - - ,ho, %. "A M
roe Of ,lrtv verses twice over during which watcns
liz face so pale with such deep lines OF Thought ana sau
inc. nature n, purely emotional forced into sphes
wholly executive fitted TO dream and glow Dut eomRsI
TO work ard suffer until my heart went out 70 MN WI"
Nv young friend, Mature made you poeti then
no denying that and il will puzzle man TO anmake w.
II give YOU ten dollars for this, and publish t.
"'Ihenk you. said |, well rs could y DO no. Va
10 publish IT, Then be handed some of his own mss
scrpts which read and passed never to DO iorgou.
hour on two with him Irecur to It always with the go
eat pleasure it was so noble in him to 50 recsivea sJ
eavky boy ard read his crude rhymes Ana =. s,h.s
times since when the promise OF life has tun1' hs re-
and the victory seemed not worth the bastle nav ~,
cured to that Interview, and resolved 70 'trgs
hr Clark threw the rhymes into my desk WIN nd,sei
Of others plunged into commerce and reform -; m
through Quskersm to some spiritual faith but rs bat
disbeeyed my giH Of poesy scarcely believer w, mds
occasionally ook back TO Mr. Clarks gene.'ss, .,r,ds
ard then the rhyming impulse carries me oua al
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