New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER a. 1889

The gallant Lieut. Bartlett after permitting 'he
utmost o, blc,N-sfter sspctioning the most tae't-
ricsl Of spectacles-AfIer allowing miillhefs 30 eA
hib, his daughters bonuets. aud jewelers. 70 DIS
play bis Sauahter's diamonds, suddenly becomes
er.mor,d Of private life, complains OF the inv''''a
of his home, wants hrst 70 shoot the poet who s,ng
~ tltpey Of the wedding and, faag IN that anna
BILE with. has concluded TO sue hun. Ii soo1'
Lieut.. Washington Bartlett, 10 the exo,emens OF
hi, unusual COED fortune, has made IN SIS OF nun
self first ey q. least permitting display Of vush
suobbery from which suy person OF rehnemso'
would shrink; and then by getting Toto passion
b.csu.e b. was, as a matter of course, l,ngasd ~
Syoposs ttst the affair hiss been, 70
use nost spprspris'eiy vuigN expression
thoroughly yeudste.i"- whose fault is that
Suppose that his daughter h,s been described, IS
thorouf h-psoed jockeys would describe their
hor~s-~rose fault is that Does the brave
Liente n.nt, who wants 10 shoot young gentleman
for iokiug Joke xben everybody wss joking, not
know that this coarse notorioty Vas inevitable
Wel.bred people are married every day IN this CITY
without attracting any aitentioO-if Lieut. Bartlett
ma OIL fit 10 rival Dir Cruumles, aud treat as to
dramatic display, are the newspapers which PRINT
ell other news, TO re.isi the temptation OF 9lViog
these bridal PARTICULARS when streets are crowded,
a chucc il throDged ike thesser on benens
pgbt sud the people ara invited 70 see =. that there
ia to see. or almost all Aud this veteran brave
sbsolutel, proposes TO shoot young msn who sees
the sight and then sings it! Fslipg 20 extcrt any
,,,ta her ~ "a an
70 apologize for-tre late ornament of our Navy
goes to see his l,wyer aud proposes to appeal TO a
jury. We tell him beforehand, that ne will NOT
probably do more than squ,nder what little money
his new son iB-aw has gwen hibi. and our advice
to the s, nor is not To advance penny TO the
Lieut-raut t. cary on the war. Let tho Lieu
teuau, he Wlse. They make very long bits IN sous
lawyers Offices. We commend hlm to prudent
husbsud'y Of bis resources.
For our part, We sso have something 10 ssy of
this matter We printed Mr. Steinsns poem,
which ve certainly should not have done II We tad
thou sht it to be libel if We had thought IL 10 be
irdelicate. if We had thought It TO be un-
kind We assert that it is neither. To be
sure, it happy couple had gone quietly to
church, been quietly Joined in the bonds OF
m.tImory, gore quietly home aga'n, and anybody
had tfersd US au epthsl.mIum on the hspy event,
We should have declined it But 80 had to do with
far different proceedings The parties themselves
had put all considerations of deiicscy out OF the
question; and 80 we permitted our Souns sstirst
u have bis little certainly not Ill natured, dog 81
tie topic Of the times Hence the wrath of Lieut.
Bartlett, hist retired, or dropped, marine warrior.
The truth is the gallant tar is getting to be little
ashamed Of hiuset 1t is quite time.
We are glad that there is to be DO fight: and We
trust the law matters will soon be smIcaoly ad-
justed We have no feelings but those Of the most
perfect tiodness for Mrs. Bartlett Lieut.. Bartlett,
the Sefors Oyiedo the Senior Oviedo SIR. Stewart,
Mr. GeniD, Mr.. Tiffany Bal, Il Black, and all the
other persons in tbs excltiog drains We want
the Lieutenant to 1--we and enjoy himself We
want the the Senior to live and enjoy himself We
want not to behold the Senora either as widow
or an orphan. We want Dir. Stedman to live TO
write more and even cleyerer poems Aud II tho
Leutensnt will take cur advice, for which We shall
corrge him nothing, he will settle himself down
to Ill Unlimited series OF breakfasts, dinners, sup
peIs, aud other similar luxuries. We advise him
to psss TIE Winter upon toe plantations of ais son
Insw. where be will be attended By sI least i've
hui dred piggers with UNLIMITED permission to Kick
s1d curse them whenever be sees fit And, with
thi. harmless adv ce To every body, We conclude By
reft rrug our readers To the thrilling correspondence
which will be found in another part Of this paper.