New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18
FROM NEWPORT.
: Ct The n. Y. Tdbuse.

names OF the Vlctors were Announced through the
public press. ard the fairy feet hiss melted away
from the harbor Looking thitherwsrd yesterday,
We saw only The gray rocEs and the blue waters
all the rect had vanished Ike d dream. Why this
short stay in the f.rest nursery tina. ever housed
these children Of the deep Answer: The squad.
roL loves the Newport waters, but not the New
port people. TIE screw was pat on By these
little too strongly Ore year, and ic.,
wafer ard other pecesssries were furnished
at such fabulous prices that the yachts
yet in consultation shook their nennone1
heads, sno swors good, round, aesfarine 6sih,
neither TO take in nor be taken in thenceforth at
Newport.
n. B-Swearing being the most easily &C.
opire' Of all nautical accompl isbmeDts, We should
BOT no. der if it held a tolerahy prominent place
among ,h>s naval qualifications Of tho yachtmen.
Not that No quarrel with their resolution Of
victualliDg elseN mere. All Oh Us ~oui1 DO 50 II We
could. The peuer. xpeiience of Newport is en-
tirely confrms1ory O., the old legend Of its early
6esei ton by the Hebr,'w race, JeN beng 01t-
jewe1 by the worthy slA nders' inc jews cah
flourish IN ew-York-they can exist IN bcstoh-
but in Newport there is no r.NOh ior tnem lnere
stands their empty syDagogue-nefo aio Tue"
deserted tombs-ihe stony fossils OF IN eAncl race.
bring back their ancient prestige, uHess ike nun,
they should embrace Christianity iu dsf 7nsat'cn
akin to that OF the Newport people, with Th>), Ia
that case, they might compete.
Why this state Of things should exist On tie
island, is not easy to say II may, perhaps be sc-
counted for thur: The island produces but little
the islanders are averse to labor and deficient IN
enterprise The supply falling far short of the de-
mard they naturally prefer to increase their prof
It's by doubling the normal prices of things, rather
than by doubling the labor and the supply, which
might easily be done. The demand continuing uB-
satisfied, traders adopt the expensive eXpedient of
bringing necessaTies largely from elsShere, and
whoever profits by this mode of operation, the
public does not. Then the island has very lnsuffi
cient means of communication with the main land,
and at ali Its avenues by dust or BY water stands
the CerbeIus Kinsley, to levy hls black mail upon
all possible trayspOtta toBs, that there shall be no
feghuDg at freight ptices, but forced eHpressage,
your property in Klnsleys bands, add no surrender
save on his terms. so that the devil buys and sells
elk days ont Of every week ia Newport, and on tie
seventh undertakes the hiring out Of pe"s in fash.
iOnable churches, where the stranger, enterlog
unowares, is rudely elected, with words tnat
wound the heart, and looks tbat should leave scar,
ugly and defOrmlng on the face that gives toem
i am always suggesting good exprdieIts, lRiBuNE.
Why is not this one Of toe hapPlest: that Heaven
should condemn people 10 keep the faces they
they have spoiled, for punishment 50 my Indy
shall wear the irOwn that withered the poer IN
truder out of the pew 1t her next stately banquet,
and her daughter shall keep the cobtemptuous,
petulant toss Of the head that approved It, to de-
light her fayCrite partner ON the next hopping
occasion.
But am savage. YOU will ssy-so is the heat, so
are the fines, WITCH, having disputed ones right to
dinner, and the after dune nsp, now settle thcky
ON features accustomed To more respectful aJmira-
ton. There should always be little discount on
temper when the thermometer stsuds at 80 Ia the
SHADE, as it surely must, to-day. The backward
corn looks up, aud takes courage aud the planters
of the corn grin and it, but the stranger, not
having MIR. Emerson's receipt for growing with the
corn and the pumpkins, steams and in'u'iates. IL
be nhabit boarding. house III town. the hot puils
from the kitchen, the mingled pretisfe oil onion
rOast lamb, Ioast goose std so on, 40 not re'resn
him. But if. Ike ur he Trjoices IN green hut
sOe in the country, he Will md coo, prea,h
somewhere, lying on the grass, under the
weird apple trees whose trunks look Ike legs oil
elephants distorted by rheumatism. but whose
bouths form . green, lmpasslbe umorciis over
ones head. The Newport apple trees rsreiy pro-
duce fruit, but for shade They are invaiuaDe.
Well, We have found the cool spot at last. we
don't mind the caterpilars-thel will be butter
flies, as some bores Will be angels, Que day. A
little one capers about u.s. collecting the green
windfslls for the pigs. Happy chid these are the
only the pearls you have to cast before swine 80
far. Here is the Horace; IT opens ot It's own
accord at the familiar verse:
- Hic vna uneu-nt. 1t minimum bTeve'
Flores aa.oIo, bic ivrre JUDO iosr
Dunn res e, scss. &c
But here they brlDg me, col roses OUT as tnofny
A garland AS WAS flung at venerable head.
TITS was not meant for Iline be IT understood out
il stirgs my temples sharply as II IL were: II Is
The Times with Wendell Phillips his letter IN 1t, to
the good Chief Justice Of Massachusetts,, and H. the
President of Harvard College, ind'ctng them both
for having BET present at the dinner elVen u Iau
Morphy. at the Revere House, Boston. Read H.
INV soul and learn charity learn m0desty, by look
inC where they are not. Learn how strangely spite
can transform the most weil-knowD onJects-cGahg'
lug an orderly and respectable hotel INTO Siog
shop. pleasant dinner Of wits into m'dnieht
revei ard two Of the most esteemed citizens of the
Commonwealth into cuprits, brought I" the BAR ci
public opinion aud sentenced without being hoaru'
earn that virtue does not CONSIST 10 'in3lus 'uc
sctiuns and motives of others, that sinceflt! ooes
not require the calling of things BY the vliesl names
that ingenuity CAD attach To tbeui Learn, huaIy'
that there are Humanitarian DULLES as well rs Pu-
pilsic ones and tia; the vocation oil either IS III
bltst.
The example of d. nuncistlon m TINS sort was
frat set by Theodore Parker IN the casa OF jugs
Loribg and though | quote MS Ganio Win rev
crence. | tnuk the precedent one haole 70 ABUSE
Judge Ioring was hrragDed for executing Jaw
.Iuoge Shaw is indicted fo- breaking one, according
10 Mr. Phlps's view of tologs. Nov" allowing
one law TO be msleyolent, and the other benevo-
lent. STILL if yo,.make it penal duty to break the
law in the one case You are bound AZ least 10 al
low liberty of private Interpretation IN the o'ner'
NAV 90 a little further aud assert that vocabu,
lnry o, nth Ielps 40 cause, however hoiy MA!
sa, that Mr.. Philips and his irionds nave ZOO ious
ignored the cid legends If eooi feelings aed good
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