The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-13

What is the subject Of pages OF heroic versef
Who what is "cssbsstsd in ironicai sonsf" and
.hen did Enreps, or the "eonng revolutisn, become
h.sy "baiIadPf
ISs nssu' .rtsr Of the poea0oseai tract Of hs
PuS.sssd = s,sSy The T.umpas Of Superstition
Scotch who passed forty three years Of ministerial
cap sn. who had retired with moderate fortune y
Wits practice IN the supreme Court gained him oroa r
lotion Hhre he frequently met his legal antagonis fnkney-
time Writ whs. An,sric.n suth'r has not isd
ta!sd p.o s,u; t.' In the dram sls o., ~,
the sSS n sSs,T q @
bsr he Board o. sa a. he Ssd GssSsrscd
iSom Isl. 70 ls7 shss re.sd at & psrod 70 private
or% asswed e he eve hi.
i. SIS 0'''''' wa '''''' - INC D'''" '''''''
Did he ever catch tsemg
ter under hs Adams vIsrs
he maintained bis personal indepsndeSnoe-L 66i
and Genius I D. T. - ''' y VIZ
sss,ory ". grsst, t.yovie with his handsome hor'd
Uttered the iscndson ss Az pTosses
!he legal writing ., Story from n. osen pail Il
which hs passed IN Boston, and at a e married the sister
About nIdaisst az Sa.ni,g q syndsy-lsa.
hs asiad which had only labor but pspsiay
Ihe work would have been completed and created
webster father farmer according the habit Of tho
countr, and times. An nnkccper-i. 20.
So al New Hampshire farmers then kept tAverns.
It's author who understood Aacebeeu c. c. FELTON,.
When did Prof. Feloa dies if living who is he nowS
tsre with assduty that fourteen he had Dr.
patched sererat Of edeh.-h- S.:
S ssf.sn Calhoun was Of great purity and
sppnosea Ss @
hs d other questions e. .H having sdd I'd
election to the Senate in ls5l.-h. a.
!he:sssh pSlissspassi: sPsssy f
sn BY w II his IL S ASs
s. II: &. ssssas essS man, points Of F''''
The meaning here perhaps 10 MAT Knaup's "Fenas
Biography resembles ia many respects the same au-
thoFs Biographical Sketches Of Eminent lawyers" &c.
1t il striking discovery.
Lamendng the lack interest manifested by his aolo
hsmea.-n 6s.
This, Of course refers to Mr. yerplancs's country
neighbors: " fellow countrymcn' having other signi
fcaton But what Mr.. Verpanek lamented was the iu-
difference Of his countrymen-n word which our authors
should informed indicates fellow Citizens fellow in
Labitants Of the same nation.
ss s, . written By geg A.. T.
se amusing Yankee character who forms one OF the da
in his History, and the other useful labor OF
Ter is %ss IN from the pages of
laga.ine. a story 9, Tie seq, &c-t III. !,
dsaouace the ani-rent docrines-TJa
Translation: In SAtanssoe, Mr.. Cooper denounced
ti-renthm.
ing ashion tduced by sy cheap reprn,s- H.
The government OF the United states Of ~ most
psire and enaied heavy burden of taxation those
under It's sSay a. any In the , world II no -.
manners and personally assaiied the au,ba y pecties
The Messrs. Duyckinck are doubtless deserving Of
praise for letting us know tAat henewspar editors Who
the press gang who ved the days OF Cneps but what
10 they mean by SAYING they personally assaied Mr.
C,ope,s 'pecuiiaritles Does the word I" personally"
attach TO editors their action editorialn writing
by leading articles, rs ie were; docs personally
refer to these peculiaritiesS Were y persons and
did the EDITORS black their eyes and crop their ears
The author bns conirss,ed mental Ygo combined with
lax moral principle epeeoled intellect strengthened by W
The Ways the Hour designed to exhibit the evils in TIE
ls "a Erf a. vnt' as the school
aiot hcoorcai review a. New Haven sso,ti ior which
he was well qualified, bat q was net carried on, Ibid
reaa,i u ,Jai BY Ruins cheate.-ii iss.
the topics which Of late years specially engaged his
the works of Webster III.
What was the result Of his attention to this "topic "
Did he wife review OF the introductory memoir,
merely think about it9
He continued the discharge his prosessorship-H lis
When 1t was finally discharged snas became OF l.?
The parcuar iuenc Of Dr. MOTT Il, The I'D nis radon Of
DC college has been the 'secal ty ,s ne hs gicea 70 is
@ and reprcssDg he opposite procivties q e~a Iis i
rsonal influence for which he win be gratefully remember
Now Dr. Mott administered the government OF the col
lege, and not the college itee. Ills influence was not
practical turn may have been result Of his Influence
In the next line was perhaps intended to intimate that
he developed tho manly qualities of his pupils, and
pressed their youthful rrociives. The conduct
aliut ed to cannot by any rue with which We
quainted be described as a personal influence
though may have been means OF creating such To-
auence.
Dr. Hobrock 1874. elected Professor Of Anatomy In
The Mca College 0, South carolina place whicn he now
Ia the Professor Of Anatomy place, does Dr. Hol
brook hold the college?
Of S,ai ry , Or sss s h, a. @ , nas
rsf o,ss. ssnn s9 naive q I re b. va,
sasd 0an and De an Mass @ e IL
and x ~ esgr the
anSfh cG&sse m, be also p he Dukes Of Professor
br. Bush becans connected with The S-assasoro en,r
and devoted hsefto The dissemination Of the writings ta
Braards genius is flower pluceed from the banks Of the
river wsG a BE .GsS Gems q oase,s e.
10 have acted rntayorabl, g his success III. @t,
Inc rapid and nps.s orator Of New England WHOSE so
nassssh,sss rh.yo be WINS born, a. ipswie.-A 49,
grim: New asFs e. s s1aysr.. 3 s landing Of The r
1851 Hs S &. Ess IN
er-u. 81.
The author OF Georgia Soenes" and native OF Stat
Iii 3i4
Gen. Pinckney and Judge johnson members OF s
auee who made the I.t purchase OF books when the col
tge went into ation Thy procured LO,aiH,
from the well known bookseller, jackingnn -n.230
Driven from Engsnd ~ The part he took reference to
Frcr Oh politics. u. a3l.
Ataf king Adams acsspopr communication, which be
published IN the PennsylvAns aeading NoA1y Arsscr.
hid
HhVe Dr. cooper ~ his bru, It such
charming versation exib.tad ri H ti al The
nsr a5ls aud other say Columbia IN Dhich Cooper,
Henry, Preston and oteS coEBpcuo and would not
have appeared to disadvantage In the best London soca
ga.
This eminent speculative inquirer ingenious thinker and ex
pencn Of various religious opisoas 10 MS Dliys born
Ia fefniont.-ii 335.
The o,m q 1con Is but hin covering and slight inped
meni 10, 1t docs not assist purely philosophical esssy
IBID.
The author Of the popular ballad of Old Grimes poet Of
cultivation and ardent hortc1J
~ Rhode Eland IL . native Of that sa,e.-n. 80.
Some persons may wfsh to know whether Mr. Greene
has acted in a strictly legal in thus prosecuting
this historical eraturewho appointed him 10 tho duty
and rrS,Afha ha Ia ikaly IN main M.