New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

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Then came her sepulcbrsi h"h"fs- "P"'e
copou~ ,ears from his eyes Mr. Pollard informs us
that in bis younger days" be- made little mohu-
mtbts over the grave of his poor NANNY h""
many be- msde he does not inform u-. "ha' ms-
teiiAl be- used We arr not told; bat We kuo" tast
infant architects have psrilsliiy fer mud
And uow Mr. Pollard, discanng the sentimental,
wakes .avsee Standing oy-rthe grave ot "namm!,
and suddenly getting angry, without any partlcu-
lar uccasi.n he crlcs: = Do YOU thlrh could
"rver have borne to her consigned to the demon
"AboiDris,s'" Tb. RI is really need OF all this
yehrmenc-. We perfectly understand the case
We appreciate Mr. PoIards feelings. We know
that BE- could not have borne II. For who then
would bsve minister,d TO his necessities VINO
nunld have daIntd hi. juvenile hose Who would
have rncked his cradle " 10 would have Z" run
10 cstch hlm when be fell. aud Kissed the place
- to make IL WE'LL" And, moreover, had " the
:. del on Abolitionsts' caught Mr.. follsrd's
nanny" h, is perfectly certain that thry.woud
have consigned her lean. starved corpse to a
- pauuer', grave" From which We infer that, III
addition Ia the mud memorials heretofore men-
tuned as erected by Mr.. Pollard in the hrst gu'h
of childhonds SORROW, he has since placed over the
grave Of IN -mmy" something very splendid IN the
WHY Of q mausneum. For, as We have already
uotictc. nanny" ia no more and Edward Pol
lard. e,a to use bis own uO.t charming language,
ear ouh look at her through the mist of long
"yrar." She died without the aid. assistance,
az cruel cnnui,a ance Of "the demon Ab"tl"nists,
and SAT Pollard wbo appears Ia be an elderly gen.
tr,uan, has Ia pay a washing bill every Saturday
rnd a. be d----s the lnuLdrrss IN respect oi but
tons r, a., uhtrs I'm 'wm,." aud conlures up Inc
image of "the dear old slave" He recalls how.
when his mother scolded him. his nanny
=. projected and humored him;" and serms, in his
desoleop 10 have come to the conclusion that this
is fatLtr a weary world ~thcre appears to b"
nothi1 to do but to put Edward Pollard, esq, out
10 puIst--dD nurse or wet.unrse according IN CIR
cum,tarces-ssd to strIy" b! every teUder arr 10
d,,rr, hi. mird from the dlstractug mcmpr! of
the original "msnm.." OF all the poor "hi'c
peort. Of Washington he seems 10 be III the lowest
su,r,ls--iswr except Mr James Buchanan.
Wb, tbrr the result of Mr.. Edward Pollaris
grief for his NANNY will reopen the Afflcan
Mon.Trade, is more than We can determine. The
connection between his bereavement and that
branch ~ commerce. ~r haYe been somewhat at n
loss h discover. We have been able 10 conclude
ouly that there nov exists at the South dedrth
~ "n,amu,es." and that Mr.. Pollard, having felt
through oug Years the want OF tuat most useful ar
tclc. 5. chs 10 repeuish the market BY the mporti
tlon of what We may call the raw material. HIM
sell lttt orphan III respect oi nanny at
tender age with his locks unkempt with his face
dirty, with bis mouth pitiiuliy gaping Tor gfar'
and With bis trowsers trn he looks forward to iu-
ture Pollards-stli if We may use the 6gure, mere
shrubs in a like condition OF squaor and empti-
urss. He setks, like true phanthrOpisi, to pro-
vide fer their great want; and when the Importa-
! tinn commences, 'mammes' will, we snppose
! be regularly quoted IN the Prices Current. Mean
| white. Mr Polard's case must be- attended to by
the charitable A pair of II ammies one tor
bin. and one for the White lIUuse-Should be pur-
chased at once BY subscription