New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

The old Gray Horse is a well-known hack,
Du d. du ds,
Hes opg been fed at the public rack.
Du da, du ia day
CHoRrs-Were bound to, &c.
The Mustang is fuI-blood colt,
Du da, du ds,
He csInot shy aid be will not bolt,
Du da du da day.
CHoRrs-Were bound to, SC.
The old Gray Horse when be tr.s to trot,
Du do, du da,
Coes round and rounl in the same old SPOT,
Du da, du da day. |
CHoRus-Were bound TO- sc.
The Mustang goes at a killing pace,
Du ia, du ds,
He'sbound to win in the four-mile race,
Du da, du da day. |
CHopus-Were bound to, &c.
Then do your beet with the old Gray hack,
Du da, du ia,
The Mustang Colt will clear the track,
Du ds, du ia day.
CHoprs-we're bound to work al night,
We're bound to work all day,
I'll bet my money on the Mustang Colt,
You'd better not bet on the Gray.
The now ripened Association of this city has
q room In Chestnut street, near Sixth at rent
of 81 500. which is to be liberally provided with
R,publicsn journals, and other appropriate means
for dau.ing the lights of humanity and freedom. 1t
contains men pied for actoD, but they have much
In contend against in the want of thoroughly de-
voted and widely circulated penny paper, such as l
have described. BY some oversight mention OF
The Daily Times newspaper OF this city, among the
Philadelphia papers referred to IN recent letter
was omitted in the publication. The Times here
i. n Handsomely printed twO-cent morning sheet,
C, nmenced under Amer auspices within year
rsst, but. preferring principle to faction, Is now
favorable 10 the Republican cause. The Times
especially deserves the support OF kepaoheans
here and elsewhere and if there be any liberality
or forecast IN the party, there will be immediate
measures taken to enlarge its influence throughout
this city, where light is so dmally wanting to the
gest multitude.
local est Il at there should be no underestl'
mste in oDe city Of another. Such mlsunderstand-
ing promotes indifference and presumption IN the
party ut. tanning it, snd aPtto lessen tne sPut
Il generous rivalry which In esseasin 10 the nlgn-
st success Now il cannot BIO denied that Phil
,delpba il unduy sighted in the New-York
tspers so much so, that l must confess cogen
.urprise in seeing the giant spread Of her means
al population. Duly approaching the immense
tusinets resources Of New York, l have been sur
I RE ed at the immense wholesale establishments
here. There are not q few which more resemble
uublic buildings than private warehouses Rooms
iearly three or four hundred feet long and duly
uid.-sn extent not possible under the divisions
If New.Yerk blocks-aDd the utmost order and
,iyi,icn Of labor maintained in the supervision OF
these establishments. Nor are these buildings
cor fined to one part Of the city, but appear IN
quarters where according to the ordinary doctrines
OF extension, the city would appear " taper on 10
the degrees Of the beautifully less. But more
Of the evidences Of these enterprises
there is one establishment here, summer ar
den. in the mo.t fashionable part OF the Guy,
which could be judicOusy Initiated IN New,foik.
IL il strange that city like the latter, with full
one half Of its population born IN Europe ana any
quantity Of travelled Americans, should De des'i
tute OF single public garden-a single gieain oil
the beautiful rus IN ubc-tbosgh the capitals oil the
Continent of Europe bristle with them: Inc pap
lie garden IN question in the City OF Philadelphia
Psrhiosons. Ii lies psrdu behind house fronting
on the street, and is ali agreeable surprise.
has some nodes. claims Ia extent, ana r'cn III
ltafy and floral attractions. Trees, SHRUBS, IVY
fountains, pendant lamps, ana "eh-s.ocheo'
welldrilled musical orchestra not omi..ny "a
bile, and retreshments-sre its merits Inc ad-
m;s.ion i. twelve cents. and on fair nights as many
ga three thousand persons take their turn around
il But most anomalous is il that, with bonnd-
,,s mt No American city has any provision
of the Mind commemorate with the vans oil the
people, and hence there seems 10 DC premium oh
the coarser and mere brutal haoils' He" io,A
should have one Of the finest Puollc gardens 10 tne
orld and the enterprise would feauners'e th'
capitals. How superior ems eitdeh U' Id m
int.n's TO tie close, muggy, greasy smell oi inc
saloons, or the stale, sour smoky Phenomens OF
the rerbeer hoe. It may be well to add nat
Psriinscn's is respectsbie-sosolutey 20; lie
Mab,l, nj Psris less the dancing, could be the
model for an e.tabIi.hm.nt in New-Yerk. su;hs
reH,f would it be to the wilderness Of brick dust
ard nasiine,s the hot expressions Of the summer
sostice the ,kir drying, pulp absorbing in.ensiues
of al almost blood heated atmosphere IL 'he
fupet Oh of art to obsuuet the m,'eaic ulatons Oh
show that health and 's. eau n are III.
percr to cent per cent: and to the lou ptoeI ~,
thousand tines . with the name of Democracy. In
soo,h, our tooseeoehe~ ING democracy have much !,
to learn, and mott OF all that the o'c,s 'saa.e 81
h s snsss g1.. S.6t regard for the social require
n nSs ef he se people than + dreamed Of in the
bscv hapsE IN coo, seness OF Ismuia0y han. ,, np
idea Of .oe;,I Il except what Is seen through the
tavern door: else D .ture and art eosle'eed, would
breathe their beauties over our cities for poor and
n. 4.