The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-10

manner was siSguIay graceful, gentle nd hsct
hating.
The readers Of our politica annals are aware that
he first movements towards the foundation Of the
democratic party we're In consequence II alleged
tendencies towards monarchical usAges and mamie
In the Presidents levees, dyswinsrosms, halls, sc
Mr.. j. ferson's account Of the inaugural ON bah o.
l7s9 appears Deysr before to have been criticised
qoes'ioned but DR.. Griswoid shows the whole story
10 be without foundation -
hr. j fersOD. to illustrate the frenzy which pre-
vailed N New York on this opening Of the new go
yerI rieht." gives an a. cunt Of this ball, on the
autiori'y Of Mr.. Brown" He says:-"As the
first public bal which took place alter the Presi-
dents arrival thee, Colonel Humphreys, Colonel
William ;. Smith, and Mrs.. KlOx, weIs 70 arrange
the c.remonials These 81 rapgeEaenls were a. FOL
ows: sofa az the head OF toe room, ra,:ed on Sc
vera sse !, whereof the President aod Mrs. Wash.
jnatcn were 70 be seated; the gentlemen we're 10
dsr ce with ssords; each one, vhen going to Dance
10 lead his partner TO fhe foot OF the sos make
low abe sauce TO the President and his lady, then
30 and carce, and, when dole, bring his partner
back again 10 the foot Of the soia for new sbssao-
AID hnsly Iet,re ~ their chairs. IL was 70 ue
ar ders,e0d to, that gentlemen shonid be dressed
Pyesostt, and to follow him AID Mrs. Washio ytoa
10 their oesr acn, and she had the design OF lore
lug from the President inSittion To scat on 10
sofa. She tuoonted up toe steps sster them uaod
ttat, wben the Preside Dt ana Mrs. Wa51iDgt N
seateu, there was room for q third person, snd
SIZE was oDl ged therefore, - descend, in the face
OF tie company, and 10 sit where she could. In
other Respects me Ceremony was conducted rlgor-
oasly accofd rg 10 rabgemens. and tine Pc sdent
ms - pass an evening a,icn wis q vefy oistgre9
ABLE hitn.' ~-v-ral oi ,hese state nents were
adop ed by ~ late C9ioiti Sore, w accoapt
rL'c ke pnb.lsb, ~ Toe first bah after the inaa-
soJoii y; n Mf. Hldie.h, am s9rpr SD 70 per
Give. has repeated beni III Dis History oil the
United stai.s; but hey are 81 u.tefiy untrue Tina,
The President occusjed no sncn stately position, on
az elept,td piaf1rn, Is Sufficiently apparent from
The srt tat be dalcs lrast in TWO corllons and
ote must; as for Mira. Washington, she was not
lFtseht, nor. Ter more thar f}rtaga' eforw ards,
~ he coy; sbe Ms NIX Vas ~ THIS TIM ia q
''ua Lon Si1ct pew he'd har sapsarl.3 Ia society
ths Ieaosal OF the co,eums"y TO Palate,pdi4
is amusing chapter. Probably there was never
before nor iirce as much rivalry aud jealous hos
tility between the two cities aud they abused each
other ia congressional speeches. editorial leaders,
and in street bAlladS. The triumph OF the Qlakers
was at length accomplished, however -
During all the autumn the roads through New
Jersey looked like street Ia New York on che irst
OF May; but the moving was finally accomplished,
ard tire furniture OF the public offices and private
houses was transferred To the new metropolis.
Among woGen Philadelphia become popular, bat
tie men, specially these of tie Eastern States. were
Henefaby ID pleased with the charge, and perhaps
ltJle Dis osed TO look upon IL II an ami able way.
w 1ectt wrote !" The people OF this STATE are very
proud If tteif city, their wealth. and tick supposed
knowledge. rave seeh maby OF their principal
IGep, and discover nothing Loaf temat. me- to idoa-
Ivy; J must see aid examine before say much, but
/ 90 not expect that more intimate acquaintance
VIII fnrri ~ me E any sefhuniatng seDsati ocs."
MIR. James Monroe, whose goa feeling" was 81
proven bal, could not refrain from saying =" Che
cry Seems at present to be mostly lnhaNtea by
sbsIpens;' and Mr.. jeremiah Saba, of New lamp
". tnfr.- hrS1. ~
account. you have always had OF this great ana
beautiful cisy will blind the eyes Ct your uader-
.tancing, as they did mine. The Poliadelphians
ale, fzon me highest TO ne iawes' from the psr,
son in bis black gown to the PIE de oie girl OF
pleasure, a set OF bsggars lou caonor turn ronud
without paying a d1ll4r." Bat regraSs sof New
Ycrs ard civil accusations as asL PD)ad )onian.
Tor making much as hey could, ia "a oooess
way, ii their victory over mat n wv desired city,
y naly subsGed and were Ioss In the mgre agrees
bbs exciten TT If p, pairing tor the season in the
gay world.
Washington has never before BEEN presented to
rs az inventor, and bis name - rot to be found
III The recards Of the Patent Office; but from the
fclosrg uripus letter 10 hi; p1v.e secretary, Mr..
Lear, :s,pe ,ipg the n,nsbms Of The neg PEST
d. rti,l si1epcs il Pbiadrioni,, IL i clear that
il, ente5 Ihe zine coaaLes, an article watch, Tor
more ID AZ qnsrter Ga century, On evsy
tanl -
Enclosed b. writes IT, Mr.. Lear, send you u
Letter irum Sr. Cow srneur Morris with oil "
cost % The attic NJ was w stnu me. ere PEA
~ me late d ware X etc tar exceed, ths nton-t
bun"e m. calculation hn! as al yersaadei no
tss core wtat ne Gu, c.ivro right, am 81 ,sier.
II Gussu Nod 10 1UakS lulnleuar. uayaeDsJa Nr.
t. usisole, il Gao raise TIE n-csas. "A ~ ~
Co -. are ors'rp.d Tor %atm weather.. a11 wat b-
p,ss,n ne, lst1sss II colo. ID. TIA. 10 wnicb "a.
bquor, o, 10" require cooiing, guere, would not =
stss lie ha, Tor caste s, ~'h f'Gr apsrsTes for
:. amy dleJ ent kinds OF liquors, escn aperture
sr sntp'ett to mold one of The cot de ,snsers sen
bq ~. nj .sIl-. he more nvenieDt f.r passing the
bottles rrIn .Gotaer, TO ~ tos na1d,oS eac
btt'ls .Da"atrly, by whlcb It often hsppeps tnat
hnt,je moves, another STOPS, and AL ar~ IN CON
fasiotl z 30 Ut tfem--one Tor each end OF the
table, with fiat bottom, with or without ieet o2en
at The side but WITH lsised siui, lands
have, ano an upright. ny way OF handle, ia Toe
m,doe--cOuld NO, cost great deal, even II mace
who'll, ni silver TAX IN . siiversm'th And Us er-
tain The cost, and wheLher they c,nld be mnt
Gjltety Dsae. II required, III u baDd,On fasliO1.
Prrhs ,s The ccnles sent by Mr.. Morris nay AFFORD
ideas Of ,ssie; pernars, too " they pove nos too
heavy Wien examued,) tDsy may -npersedstre NJ
cessity Of sneh ~ have nescrioed by answering
the purpose themselves Four double Iltns BOTTLES
(snch sus.ecl NJ. Morris has seUt) will weigh,
y pjectu,t tour pounds; the vine 10 ttsm she1
toy ara iiilec will b. light pounds more, which.
I'd, "a 10 tne weight &c IL ,v,N fear, make
thee atitr too aeldy - Jas, especially by IA.
DIES. wfica ipon .es Inc IA tEif OF frame in the
to III OF ca tors.
Tbe French revolution thrsw all previous social
ieiafoLs here into confusion. DR.. Grisyod ss.s:--
A large arorortion OF the people, ,ncarsb;a os
u o. ri -noIng Row littls the rrvoirron IA FsM,e
resembles In principles our Oyl wac for indspen-
% d., erd Lever paus,og 10 ,ousicer Whether THE
ipbabitanis OF that country 1T tor sci. govern
pe,t aid not dcub, The ulti liate Cess OF French
] ~ u,cau,sm, snd wsie easily led 70 regard NJ
otuhts Ia Others ss ileascu / The cause IIssif, Is
| 81 s'}gnislizr Washington, Hamilton, Adam, snd
! all VITO symps,hJzsa with them, rs '1ngomsn'' and
''moraro ;lsy." fhe hiStory Of politics affords
1 p-foiie ~ ire imputed attemJt TO persuade tue
citizens Of tire Unied States that ,us,lracs bad
teen org obizs among them fvs re establishment
o. ksgly .overru eBt. Tn. RI not enc sasdo '
81 s8.oe OF sry sur2. soa at snca cnusoirtsy N
~, rh- ccnoprt snd conversation of the ps-rias
sto hr ihe cCI suirators, ayj m N ct co
"a sc how beneves ,bst ,ir s,,odcieTS were eyet
ac'us'ea t.r cBefr " ary sincere snspciols or
| \, PEE eLs,o1s ~ the subject
! OF tae Influence Of ;hs Ere, ch revo ltinp on maa
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