New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31
WHERE WAS ULLMAN BORN
LOVE- AND POLITICS.
From The Albany Erenins journal Oct. IS
A LADY EXPLAINS THE CALCUTTA AFFAIR.


NEw-YoRK, Oct. 25, 1854.
MEssRs. EDIroRs You WILL am sure, permit
LADY TO occupy some brief space In vindlcaton Oh
dear fTiend-nay more, an accepted suitor-Holh III
Justice have been a patient observer for many
yearisome wears of the envy OF your sex toward the
Hon Daniel Ulman who has, with singular devoted
ness and constaDcy been offering himself to hts eoun-
trymen either Representative in Congress, Attor
ney General Judge Foreign Minister, or Governor.
Indeed his patriotism, on one or two OCCASIONS leu
him to consent TO receive the office OF corporation
Attorney, place far below his merits out sueh was
the force Of envy, that even thar INFERIOR appointments
Wss refused him. =, ,,,,
Conscious that his mission is high one Mr.. I'LL
mann scorns the drudgery of common occupations:
Though educated for the Bar nature asserts her right
in Withholding him from its practice, that he may
grace the Forum and dignity the Bench. lie has
Studied manners and attitude until, as every lady
knows his whole style Is Ches,erhsrdlan. Ia ae
Experiment he is as perfect as Mr.. Turveydrop HIM
sef and like that diSfaH yRe gentleman, devotes ms
mornings 10 tea and toast, his afternoons to broad-
way and his evenings to drawing rooms ever reaoy,
however to obey the calls OF his country thouga' 70
its shame be it spoken, that country has not yet
called -. -, .,a
wonder for Mr.. Ullmann is such " love OF mSu
that one can't help the contemplation Oh u" Pef'e'-
tons. ,,.o, =,
Having finally, by perseverance and " deportmeuI
triumphed over the envous multitude, ana ooiai,eu
n Know Nothing nomination Tor Governor, 1sn "
too had that he is auncyed by this story OF Oel oorh
in Calcutta? When it is positively certain that Mr.
Ullmann was born for the express purpose OF pony
Governor, what can it matter chere ne was oorn
WHY did the ridiculous know Nothinss pat sueh
a THU z into their Constitution
But as | said before this brings me back 10 Tue
peint. After had triumphed over more than one
hold mink who endeavored to ensnare the anscuons
of my betrOthed, he made the cOnhdant OF MS ms
tory and aspirations. The Calcutta story was an III,
nocent College fcien which, along with an assumed
foreign air and accent, impressed youths then as
has "ehildren OF larger growth since with
proper sense ef his superiority Now, as there was
not one word of truth in the story isnt it cruel and
mean TO rake il up for the purpose OF deprvlug the
State Of the honor OF having such Governor
The reason why know all abou, the Calcutta so is
This; When my beloved asked for the hand of her
whose heart be had won, Ia objected on the ground
of fortune The truth is though blush to confess it,
Pa is a blunt man, and inquired how my adcred ex-
pected to support family Daniel he allows ~ 10
address him familIsry) replied that he was Chair
"man of the Yong Mems Wing General Committee
expected nomination TO Congress, and was 10 be l.
\. Dis;rct.Attorney when Mr.. Clay was elected Pre-
sidept. Now would you believe that Pa looked upon
ali tlat as "moon. shine" and actually refused cca-
sent - - -. ..
As you may suppcse-thGt rs you we1e e'eI
youpe and in love-we were both very unhappy
wished for the wealth of the Indies thar nsn1 ca.
rich nv lover. That reminded hin OF Salcu'.a
again, aud required bu, slight saor' o. fancy I"