The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

feet IN depth ard probably twenty ID Villa bat 4
Ia extremely pleasing and picturesque.
rvc miles further on and - came 70 Mnneapoli'-s
prococen little town, wb,h arnbcaed 70 DO tho capital
q the sis,s and missed Me priro BY single vote Zero
house Of Mr.. Aidrich, and . number Of the
paaentil men u tie locality were pfssa,s
falls Of e. anthony 70 " town tho oppos,s
bluffs, which aso bears the Of that good OH sGiai
his susceptibility 70 the tender passion, and rced
10 confess that
handsome woman with laughing Dyes
Is the gres.est devil Of all
Minneapolis and 20 anthony synpathiss in zach ,berh
appropriately 30 raised column viii The inscription
said to be carved somewhere on q oh,,ds tombstone
whs ns.s % I've. very 30, ssa sas done for
The whole population Of Minneapolis might now Be
lodged and boarded in the splendid hotel the Ni,cet
and is srea. hotel the winslow House, built and fur
even, for The Lass ysss or two , sri.s isror.e
resort OF Southern fses rhere cpl ,udd scenery
bracing ar, and capital shooting and aseng 70 Be
South One has only 70 step board Esssspp steam
boat At any po!n, from, New Orleans upward and without
any fatigue or discomfort. be 10 .Anded at s.. Paul,
which . within nine mles Of q. Anthony.
was standing yesterday on the bScony o. he Niooet
House, With i,s proprietor Locking down :ossrds .he
liberty POLE waiting for Mr. Stewards Arrival and every
and then could tho fash and hear tho report
before alluded to-a chancter,st, anvil ohorrs-for
there were some half dozen Of them thus employed
sn ss Ssc ana a q cur @ rs
cd upon the insane foly Of tho little potic,ans Of the
town. Said he, EATER that Incoln and KAnl.n banner
town. and although the wns;ow House was 90 crowded
that guests had 70 sleep the toor, cot Of them
would cross tho spcrsic, bridge and como ever here"
He went to say taat he had rsmocs.ratsd with the
politicians, and requested them for Their own
f1Nay vfptr
but In vain. He would have given 500 out Of biz own
pocket 70 have prevented IT, he pure politicians, how
Dental motives 10 them the glory OF seeing Lincoln
and Hamlin nag wave from the summit Of thor liberty
pole was aesrer lar sny psrsonai success YEA ,aoh
eggs unsacab, and the corridors o. the1 fne hoi
echoed only to the solitary football Of It's ruined prcpre
tipguished names the breeze AZ Sydney Smith oncc
said in regard 70 another pic,c Of political folly "En SO
bragh Nonsense Erin bread knd cheese, Erin 70
falcons Without boles IN them" commend The aging
70 the noisy politicians Of Minneapolis The Scoet
estimated the cost 70 him Of that pseas u bunting At
abolitionists stole and ran OF with tao coiored
servants from families stopping AZ tie Win.
within week all tho Southern families had len There
Vanished our dreams Of making sort Of ssraoga and
cnssss O or' W Il HhoS. he noy p sSise
clans gathered around tie liberty pole; and .. sch tails
manic words how could the complaints Of tho mpover
shed host Of the Ncoet be suffered TO nger patriotic
ears9 Bang goes dscharge-over topples anvil. lie
porpo,se tumbpg in the waves mo smthy srs;isrAts
keep II up for tlmo AZ length . county orator
mounts cart and, with inpsssioned gestures and fierce
enunciatoD appears TO DO letting on crrte speech at
poor seward who stands up 10 his carriage sni With
meek demcanor ard becoming humility appears to listen
10 this tribune Of tho people II turns out 70 be an Ad
dress Of copratulaton and closed by the orator calling
"rhrec CHEERS for William II. sowardn Mr.. Seward
appropriately acknowledged the compliment. Re said
that forty years ago there appeared nooossty for
The great political revolution that was
going on. He had had no doubt Of IL
ultimate success he beloved that that
wss imperative necessity He had, therefore, never
suffered himself 10 DO discouraged even In tho darkcs,
moments because he knew that reaction was jlst a.
certain and Inevitable In and Gibbs Of political
opinion, as was IN the floods and GIBBS Of the Mssis
sppi. The cause OF truth md d virtue was ever Id
vancng-ever going forward; and r. said he, am able
10 read anything Of the signs Of the tines that rovolu
ton s the very eve Of successful consuninA.
ton
The party subsequently visited q Anthony, where Il
was received by company Of Wide Awskes. Here Mr..
Seward again spoke nom the porsco or the winslow
House In tho evening he was sercnded at tho lnterna
tiopA Hotel, when speeches were maeo by hnzcl and
by Judge Goodrich