The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

foreign land 70 which he had no title as colonst and.
commemorative his descendants could NOT possibly have
Without tine existence of the seven hiI,ed CITY, il Is
more than probable that we should have had no unver
sal empire
But for the existence of that universal empire what
chance would the mast have for the
ment OF Roman Catholic and Apostolic church Had
that Roman Catholic and Apostolic church never been
begot,en in the womb Of time the world would neither
have bad popes nor the Inqusi.on auto ia res card
mails archbishops, nor lesuits. Wtnost Jesui.s and
archbishop what YOU must permi. me 70 ask would
have possibly become of the shs But for the existence
q she Irish ration might never even have heard
Of the name of Archbishop Hughes In his absence is it
not clear that Know Nothingism would sueesly have
died natural death that L. Il we pre-suppose il ever to
Who theY eofe can tell what in the NEXT four than
sand yssrs may be the united Of uopes
Irish arch bishops Jesuis, Know Nothings and Young
Permit to call your attention nv ear Berlioz to
the sressive influence which neens most immoral cd
capade has had over all our afairsrelicous social or
poliucal-upon this side OF the globe.
Now precisely and exactly in the same manner as that
in which Heens far pas had operated such
spgreCave amount of trouble had the emit of
his musical taste in the Of W. H. Fry sea tered the
seed of what bas turned out very pleasant and agree
nothing or have had nothing at all to do with IL.
M, so,,,,;,, 4; = ,.;, -.:. 20 a., ,..
o. the Hrp .e '1''''' ~ ''''' VIC e0''0'
THE NEW YORK "DIOGENBs."
But presume that you would like to know something
about James Gordon Bennett You mutter to yourself
What devil OF a fellow he must be p You are about
TO oueson me respecting his mental moral and physi
cal nature
Allow me TO tell you nv dear Yerli,z that suob oues
tons would be very difficult for so unneiecual an ind
vdual as myself 10 answer. Some imagine him be a
moral ogre who dig ests regulations artistic or political
as Iona fde one would make his meal OF a rogou DEN
fans or poage des e,1aes Angais There are Others
however who assert him to be totally mi
and UNANIMOUSLY moderated Christian pii,osophar one
VIC aid say that he enjoys little 20 keenly as the pulling
to pieces public character while second praises the
courage with which he has applied the knife to moral
ulcer upon the BODY polite Here be possibly accused
Of the wanton destruction OF private happiness; and
threcyhe is warmly hailed as the undaunted advocate OF
popular liberty This man win m Of having vio-
sanctity the hearth while the
other will congratulate him having hidden
moral baseness Some have named him the Satanu Of the
New York press while others have STYLED him its Napo-
eon" These assert that he takes ssback mail from
everybody who fears his pen Those, it is vol known
tempted to brine him. ~
should you still wish to have my opinion of this man.
am reaay Mt present to rive il to Won
You saw that YOU do l therefore prepare to lot It
down. Ii this James Gordon Bennett is neither more
nor less than the New York UDiopenesv
You In auh Int LEI me assure vou tho there Is no lest
in This onion respectioc him ,non INV mart Bennett
ia in this cnmnnra,iva,y nav Hmar;csn renrhi;c and
almost as modern New Yor precisely that which the ph
osopher Of The cvnic school was IN the od(reek com
monwealth of ancient Athens. The only diffe.
repces which mark the two men, are the diHa-
rences Of time Mace progress and circumstances.
Had The 8rst named preceded the last in noint of
his lodgings in the now hallowed by the
memory of Dopenes He would have excluded himself
by that yery act from fashionable society for how could
ss hion tolerate the man who lived in n tubY With n
amp In his hand in broad day LIGHT he would have wan
dered through the Athens in search honest
word Bennett would have been the genuine
I.ogenes
But the last named if he had come to New York some
twenty years ago would have done nothing of eli this
No Eerioz | feel poeityey c,nyinced that he would
simply have started a ne wspaper.
in or William street for his domce Con-
seouenty the fashionable world would indie him from
their society. Clipper tendon would know him not,
ter DOM Lifting hs rod over the ir backs he would have
c,st;ontaa their ns Tal;no b;s m IN h hard he
wous have gone forth in search "a rooney Relieve me-
when saw that he would have done riobf Money at the
present day outyaIues n dozen honest men Therefore
L ~ that teu vom tho n;eane nf thn Nn, WoId 4;
most undoubtedly the identical and genuine James Cor
don hennett
persona apnearnnce such a. She bnstowed on tne AL
mrable CrichtoD, Dorsay or Beau BruAnmel but in
him With rare taieut sT o,c e a.S
rating in his Judgment he has Of course discovered in
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