, 1860-07-06

Correspondence Of the rrets aud Trbune.]
Inc article on Rufus Choatc in the July mum.
Der Of the AfIdrtic 7Fas meent for a poem. It
is By the g Family Bard" From the frat ruml,.
Enr sPaso' to the last volcanic sp1urgc this
oew'5dering achievement Of q crazy imaRina-
lion Is continual triumph over oil the powcEs
which enable ordinary men to tell the truth and
tell 1t IN good English. It seems to stand On
the threshold Of a period in which tacls will be
created from, fancies, the dictionaries read
oaek"ards and the masters Of literature for
gotten- The fathers were fools. The coming
man has arrived, viz. Rufus Choate-aud he
is passing sweetIy and untraceably, but influ.
entially Ind immortally, into the Life OF tie
nation.'
The lard informs us that 3tr. Choare "genius
produced such fusion Of imagination aud un-
de1standing as to give creativeness to argumen-
tation and philosophy to tho :-eatuer: cf
'scss.' 3r. choe!e did supply the iAek Of
premises from the creations of lis OWL
fancy an1 nude hi. GIVE tac7=;3a serve
'psteld oi sa9 se"n7s .;:.s fsc;- O. vi.
''erce. IN: 7sEsi :te 3n:" in::,-.a: =. .ss
- -.A'@ :"''e3 ~ -t''' ~.'I '''.
s'e !s:a': lcs"' s!s:1.7 "t :::o.a ::;e ::orii,..
.a;;;c - nc1!c1se &c .s:!s~..:. ~. .rs
;:r:.:e: instructed tnst sEer: srs:. o:aioc :,=st
be capable Of "joking one minute at the sdc-
scene aud in the next having the big tears of i
realized Lear running down bis checks" /
judge from this that the Atlantc Club l,:.s been
honored by the adyent Of detunct play ACTOR.
l am re.lly sorry for Mr.. Cboate He wos mi
n,,a. d.,,,,.d -. w., ~ n.-,-,.
4a'e u"'""eu " 1o""1o IT. larkefR oooS.
Horatio Woodman hns damned him out Of all
reach Of decent eu]opy. uoratio Woodmnn
il the rar,;lr p,rd Saw .o,n, .,.. ,.h....
80. ~n1"5 ""'0'" eapp5 5ou's t1an WHOM
the Ticknors have un~isely allowed to slobber
the viiest English and the most fuEsomc ta.tery
upon q man who was mt II fo,] ,lthouob ,a
w.s not too good or ycrr @rsat IT, r.' no
marks upou Dir. Choate's manucr of tat;ng
up a clients case are as uuciean in xtri.
and matter as they can wcil be. '1;,s H..
most that can be gathatel il. Tint
Nj. Choate WAS immaculate. and that lie told
better stories for The scanns whom he clearsI
than they ever dreamed Of inyeutiur. To Gsh
up any meaning frour The bottom1asl nhsn,d,,. H..
Of this conceited and contemntibie enirrr =
hard, but it is harder to fsh In one fhai 3,oes
not damn Mr. CI,oate. From "a ehr.x,i ssr,nr
be lends us to the conclusion ,hat "the Lord;
f.. WINS IF III. ;,,sH;nst;on , -. ia nc poiSes :.
great Boston advocate rs the EAGLE of eloonencs re-
and brings up in tbe gutter viii ih. ;niorna.,;oI
lint Mr shn,,a .'rai;t;.d ~ g. ~
eratire hoies in o-eat rr;ass. ,hat H. aeu
mioht mt have had imnna,.t~ a,1aa, tLe.
,bs, I,;s s.nIa w. ;ras.a a 'oI5 " tuougat ana
~. ;nren;1a 1870, T. s.,hJ., 10 soo pla'a .nas
;na sorea;t ~ h,,aoia -, aa " sl.uas!er
ssif ~ J;.i[a e. uJueG t ~ heae nlln-
crc,tnra for the 49, ~ tsr.as w.. - snsu = a:tY
mt -aach the danshs - -. -. y s1nlelsna
connot be anch ~ fIean n.on,. i;Ea - ,'sa .1e
hesr M so,ath;n1 :. AZ ta ~ ~ W ~ os ~
t;ment Thich ia nntTs1sd S 10 sr.S % Laoue : sen-
leadino neriodieai ss the a-t;c;. nT i,,,fs
Caoat. Is tRa ITonf;- VA 4'o'uo
The Boston Trantcr;,t tooe . ma, 3.e, ~
nsina In ID for th;s ,Tt;cfs vhs4 - .tt.,t.1
d. for Mr. Cho.te Tha Sore, ~: th;s ~ -
The Transerint and Horst;o Woodnsn aona.; 40 su'
tuta mntuaI sdmira,;on soci.tr IL :; seust..
honed that 1be nnh,shrr4 % ~ ~ lt;,' rs 10 oe
mi soa;n h;d a. the ,oaS .;,i of unsse usH "'li
- 10 streats II sh.x5 1os.t A. :. -. .L eo1
a scareneer vbo Iii ,-ssa-ra w ~ -. sIen hno
snectahie wr;tino hnws,sr ,nch ~. 81, "a 1 =! r.
crTd tba dacanr;es ~ h;.ta.;as1 n.y u'ste
the ancient nre;ndices of Pur;t.n xr.ma e.ela ano
Il IL rafrath;1r ~ trrr f~o,,' II ,..'.:
rnan II The annonncsment ~ .naa;ai a:.! ~ uoo-
of Cbarles Sumne,s ore.t ane.nt, % y" ,,' sa1slon
har;em If Sisv.rv TLsrse ri1 ~ tao oar'
bringing Il out in goo3 txns s,5 ,,-,a 'ioEe a1e
~ SIMMER sneaEs for ~ ~ no.iJ ~; ~ !ons
1hat New EnpianJ ~ noe si,oa.,t aa .sII Mni knoT
chre Of a scared conscenc. ~ ~ ."e sepa..
m a,acdota of tha rohla S.,a*". W. !1n
+ a e1nsr;auc.d ~ ~. e ha.,.a;n n.1a.or nneh ae
the Snnata rb.mbsr .hs~s .ran " s'A'eIy IL
ho,. nrd fsaa a..,..e1aI . Petiuu "nen
dnr i. sTant ~ ~. Z sas.a .uss'.e': nuy altsf
eo.,,a ~. .a,.o;n e ou5 70 ma mar nc
E"rnna ~, =. a'd ~ ~. oon a.sr ms return from
/ EE&mPu
,,ndor ;as ,,t.a.d apsd ~ ~ ny usual tusk. But
H. tro;, .s,;nI ~. pa.euee WY Tue nnft Of
~. ~ S.a 49, =; ~ c. oe1 t4poSs'ote' could
th;ni;1,, r., ~ of ~ As ~ent 10 ny room,
H. wari5 su, ,rttt ~. u. =! sI.englu which
rh;ch feit usad tn 49, .o'4l ~ "ans Q! strength
Inn IN his h;ndnsss .nd ,1at ~ nne sI1!n ol NIL
fort :" Then he tnot dosra -. ~ W;.a ~ my com,
ba .onna, ..Te re 1Sua uoSa ms si1on and read
:. ~, ,..,,'.,
tn mi wrd vfe nY Mrm.h !, taftS n .s 69eA Tho elta
Heteft Of light their eeinz have forgot:
Nor !se to thtit 'cls oh. ooh s!khs q par
Or mn o. OF Eman. Ye,i arse NJ 'ee 5e"''
A:aust Heavens hstd q wtil, no: Late jot
Ths eo cisnee fsa5 ~ ere 1a ns ,s Is tLau 1:s?
In ltsn>if leicncs. my not'e "a. K, 4@A ''s'pAea
- With ~ - Eatop; 1pss from sde to side
;en9 Bnnrb Ena aa nn I, ~ Wo vain mask.
- :, -, ~ t"''s'
II was ht That Charles Sumner, great lover Of
i'os4 !. eAou'u tuus cVMtuuHe Will JOdn MIL
ton, tue poet, the pnrest aud braves: Republi
can OF the race IN whose sovereign right arm |
God for thousand years lodged tue liberties of |
the world. Successor to Milton's doing and \
siilton's suffering. as pure and rs brave Us be,
Charles Sumner w!ll seem greater as the world |
grows better until he shares the historic renown
VI the lew who hare feared God and lored |
right, and have not been afraid in the thick of |
those times that make or mar the world.
Ine japanese are spared an ovation in Bos-
ton; Boston is spared the Japanese: let Ros.
or;sra. ~, Hrnta.s W. ~. COMMITTEE may