The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-24
CHATTER II.
But mAa We find the only creature
Who, led by folly, combAts nature;
Who, when she loudly cries, forsear

CHATTER H.
But mau We fnd the only creature
Who, led by folly, oombAts nature;
Who, when she loudly cries. forsear
The rs.oriiy Of people when they wish to sxhibi.
examples Of vice, point at the localities where in
crime snseldsied sickness and abomnable sloth herd
together shameless disorder and confusion. They do
& Rn e vas 70 BE- IN no Ssss1 IT,
Of ,e,pectaby For the odsnSes Of the wretshsa
som. the wen fed snd we'll clad acounilels
who violate ths law without the very questionable
And yet it is strange how the world viii fswn upon
william, in s,esdeloth, and cry mad dog at ragged
druniard All dear reader all burglariss are not plan
med in dizzy cellars ali murders not devised by pro-
faced csspsfadoes ali deceit not from the lips Of
the il rorsnt and hopeless.
We Will intIoducA you to Mr. Wimpls- fne gentle
OF the old school In his exterior and manner Hs
bsthsu Ieltcd his smile bland and oily as that of
dancing EAssrtLe tones OF his voice and
n~oocaa as the :abled yocalism Of . syrsn-hs dress
Ps'o but rich fitted him with the utmost nicely and
altogether be model of what people generally
siasr geutlemsaly propriety.
,,osu, 5n. s.sant EsPPSthinr in .Sa .bon n pa.
costly cut smpeindeed it looked like the residence Of
Hsvelssc ms Of the world, whose wanderiugs had i'm
proved ha natural tastes instead OF Whaling Them the
latter being too often the Mr.. Wimple had travel
led sill Europe He had " put up ct almost every
Tyrosss had SMOKED narghies in Asia, played rouge
noiy aat pq, ct all the continental Watering places,
fsI = sS Ss. q r.
club ROMA ared with the dark. skinned daughters OF
otahes, aud crank whiskey at Kate Kearnoys sAebe,
he WA the Of Irish Lieutenant, who emigrAted
to this country shortly after the Revolution with
istter soen succumbsd to King Desth,s msndsts-the
former eescsaded 10 our Mr. Wimpls
Mt Wlnple became Q speculator. Speculation WAS Ia
II "a 3au inc M hA AGwA ,od AZ
tenuoa 70 it. We do have the reader infer
that he vas syalga. monsymaksr, who always in
unarsss value Of his ns.t door neghbor's bricks and
mortar. oh, no. Mr.. wimpe speculSted-not In stocks
RES q hfs-not in out.oi.to~n viIisss sitss ' or
otasr real estate which often proves unreal but
IL human oaturs Hs found II great commodity
cuhsr way, hs appeared TO the sleepy, unobservsut
wssie, nothing but gentleman OF leisure the pursuit
soCs The least OF which, in his case We will do him the
nsacs % say, was avarice He valued money only for
the power save him TO accomplish his desires Money
spirit OF uschisfa deep devotion to gue,olored
in secret all the acts Of his lie.
Oh. msrvellonS organ, the human heart, How often
II becsmes the color Of the arserial blood which It
6i6Itss through the vens-blackl
Aiken, vaa ooyelty, as the times we're. de was Al
adv.9tuisrA fortune seksrand possessed everything
pss. saa
bimssh to the practice OF his profession he would have
accuWAt65 riches In the due Of evedts but. h
said, NOV ia tbs time to DO rich. What value
wealth vaea the possessor is too old to enjoy IT. Pshsw
to bs ren your second childhood is ike draining tn
iess Of vine or similar 10 drinking Ssidtz drausht
after the esrvsscence has vanished and left stale
Cat end anpfoRtable.' y
winpis became acquainted with Aiken in London
The latter was then st9dent--a younger sou, With
small anAuity and large outlay. Aiken was easily
moulded to anybodys parpoee-it they only minister's
70 thu qualification of his impulses, and hattered hi
smsa vaaiass. wimpls knew how to do both, II
brought Aim 10 Amsr,sa-for purposes watch win b
Ihe nor alag ter The scene We have detailed .. h.v
log oocnrrec at c., Long Island, Aiken presente,
himself At wimpIs'a mansion, and was admitted {, III
wsai sa,d winpis interros atvey, a. he lsjasts,
sasay st,rehsdcOllsr around his neck, show o'hns
'Ballz" replied Aiken in tone OF gloom he wa
s.sssy depressed as eevsted-.the old man has spoil
spoiled .h.m-howa Surely, you have no, been yer
se.tenan Of the old school, Mr. wimpIe, with super
e,ao.s euii o. ns corners Of his mouth, and slightly
sly saoush 70 be en.rapped into a meeting v u
ncuoss nsto see his daughter IAN senssiess 20 th,
gossa and 70 leave them together fast a. my ssl
would permit. ssns was preparing TO launch his snaths
stse ana Jet he said he knew and was aware Of my
He does SNOW you-hs has seen you" said w,mols
.'Hovs Where9''
,ca sssvsrsd Mr. winoi., proudly. ~''e' nun sno"
He must have an exalted opinion, then, Of YOU )
sale the soctsr, with slight degree Of sarcasm.
"Hs has," responded Wimpie, cool'y; call men have
besisvs -
'I,ea ,os What, winpls, said the ao..os, earnest
alter short pause during which the old gentleman
nnlsned MT teilst "rn be hanged n there isn't SOM
nys;esy sSoat this affair moro than ] know about.
you nave BEEN getting me INTO . scrape-"
'Oh nonsenssl' exclaimed Wimple hastily, "Wha
.asovsa ~ msking pretty girl lows yous'
'but such giflp We injured the doctor--tsalI hear
ard little brains And yet by Joye bslsvs her mi NJ
only nees cultivation BE- az sou od nd - MA
~ yours or mine - " -
sysek fer yourself, sir and no, for M. ..d tbs old
beau, With asperit5 He ADDED care say NO = Won
mr. foolish1 In love With the foolish baggage,
10 ted you tbs truth, don't disike her - ..ia tbs
doctor, with serious as 'and goes against my rrsn
4, ,ojers her. Such grattude-such devotion-.ush
sft'sss sdeosioa-svcA Aiial piety-such beauty
s'Sh.. hss ali this TO do with Bargain
"sA's,'sW calculated the yoops doctor, With ,
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