New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
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any leaning toward tie Machiayellianism which has
! flanishet me with this story. Educated at one OF
tbofe sAfred nurseries OF growing YOUTH where 10
deiain voter for ten Minutes in conversation till the
close OF The roil DISTINGUISHES him eictually II
be bad been rotten borough is considered stroke Of
the highest art he naturally folo@e ed the stream; but
how account for his subsequent conversion never
| heard him speak of 1gnatius Loyoa, or Father
Liquors indeed be ieye lin profoundly ignorant Of
their existence or least o tbeir doctrines; do
give him credit for deep rudy Of MacbavellIe writ
mgr Perhaps II have the honor Of addressing any
gentleman who Is castist, he VIII lie, me have his
! opinion on the csse.
1t shall be- sated laDly and briefly for bis guidance
Dir. Carter was squire, or rather country gen,l,-
man. Iii. money Invested in other ways than in
| land; and be had taken small house foy Summer
| when twenty three, which he had kept ever sihee,
marrying, having a son, losing his wife, sending bis
to school aaving him home for the holidays, &C.,
and ever doabtiug where to move when the proprietor
OF the house gives him va ming This the proprietor
j. not likely 90 do, seeing that be gets good rent paid
punct laly that the village ont Of the way
that nc may waj q century for another tenant. hr
Carters son lives with him.
Villag,.lile ia well enough FOR those who have out
lived action, but IL ia tue worst thing TO condemn
young gentleman &c if you have any hoies Of Bis iunre
You may consider country-'s the best for ALL the
grounds adopted by lead Rgartcle writer az an apo
Ogy for writing en- fields wren requested TO write on
ga.- works, that God made the country and man
made tue town. H. however, you examine iris
aphoTsm, which Of yon don't, before Ctterlng
il, you will fud that, like the tao ssnd and one eva
sions VI reasoning, 1t Is OF soi merit "a popular Gay
ing, but totally destitute Of philosophical accuracy. II
niAu made towBs, Gil man make vlllages, ami, still
more county hohses. Towns are confession OF men
that hey csnuot live alole but villages attempt
at uniting the hermitage to the social circle, aud
~ ce you the disadvantages Of both. IL s sort OF
ex ue not that one needed, for the love into
which Mr.. Carter son fell soon a. came 70 fes'ne
with hi, father. Why excu,e IL His father did just
the same wnen he first ~ the same village. He
nigh, have done WORSE a. many young men OF me age
would have done. Whether Or no LIE nlghs have done
better is a point TO be considered by practical
| LihoraD, like the present one.
Although Tom Garter love was not violent, IL led
nevertheless to many desE crate musings, o:csonAl AT
temple at poetic competition, moonlight Walhb, ana
oa,ight pa.insf One vi there latter, chosen ae the
bss Of secret and quiet thought, under his 10
TIERS window WA eiDs noticed ny that sstaie gen
tknan. Ills SON, .oye having been tho talk " Lah
TIE village for three weeks had just come TO his ears,
ald thus TO his eyes. ~ rinle he bad never hoLicea
II efore At all events DIR. Bbber had never noticed
H. though bis lBbLersl daughters return OF his Car
ter s sons love equally patent IL wds nov eVl
Dent that mutual mooesty, sDsn.ss f&'her, pre'eheu
otD youth and maiden from coniesslng the own or
detecting the otLers love- Ii Ell true love- why
should not Lie lend nand 10 iasily the po-tn hasty
exprc-son, end make il smooth, by tlkbg al oO
racles out Of tho way! lie had known 20 many ~
ses % The converse Of That proposition tskinB place
true love running with remarkable smoothness. ~
IA his son paced pst lho window Tor the thirteenth
time ,reiuclnber the number ,, he hung the sasn up
and called Lim.
Are you particularly engaged Tom r.
"Nc,' rel lied ON, after deliberatioD. He
never answered hastily, tbis good Young man, ind he
afraid the nuI@Ious Ayocatiohs Oi Is lie IN an
Eughrn SIge ns hi suuer If be accepted another TO
raslly.
"Ih4vs favor 20 ask you," resumed the father,
leaning out Ji The wiptow, and ooking almost eon-
iu. d. A" yol may h,yo noticed seem preoccuPed u
Lt- disturbed, anNiol-l
"a ala not uoii,e it, replied Tom, thinking be
would keep a sharper eye on tis father III future
liz fact ., my depr bOy-yOu viii not a"crse me
OF sacrificing your interests or tbibk me ses lDe
actor 10 e ashamed by bis son cordial grasp oi
a. q hauil "Nbui 10 you thiGA, Tom, oil ne family
near rs Dr. BIbb-r,-h be only drank wine, you
might c.llhia Vine Bi b-r-hal ha.-do yon like him.
4 ~ hid es-ed DIR. Bibter mentally - bus heart
sixteen time. day. Dut he merely replied 10 vague
terms souCihug hbOnt WARM ulebd, Nc.-,rue
enough, If nose warmth.
very ifiendly man indeed; agree with yOu
;befe. Blt what do you ibi9k Of bs daughter =
loui Was quite rs pracli Cd IL dis'embler 40 bis
father. Whist /. uor-, he had prepared himSef Tor
tho question since be fell in love- and mad learned
an answer tot by bearL. 81 think her very Lady
Ike sud accomplished person."
Il AIN glid TO hear 10 favorable AN opinion re,
Joined TIE hiher, who hai expected hesitation aud
blushes. .rctiy, too
"iv-t-s, Tor rome tastes"
"lol have not los, your heart to ber, then, II
seem- 2"
II Tom had put spoken the truth-why didn't DE
n ever / wIie my proposed E.-ay Oh Truth, viii
examine nis alglNes 10, DOING What he never would
have done lad the matter eAartd augbt ese but his
personal ferlnp. lie said plainly and ha,ly No.
" hich War ~ good he ten yeBs
lie iaiher't brow cleared at once, and the sens
,louatd over nj tho sigbs You Measure me- my dear
sd he said. :" Had there been he rGgh'es itclpa-
u Il on your par, hs might we'll have BEEN and - 1
could but slsi ect could never have sP Ken. AZ
+ il will YOU 20 hlss Bibber and usk beer 20 marry
ue e. Aud then his c,Gnye not allowing DIm 20 wait
Tie arswer, be shut down the WINDOW desperately, aud
Inn. frtf h..a aapfu
lie WIZ recalled Ia moment by the shout Of bile
sou. My dear father, will 20 willingly Tor you.
But would IL hot be better 20 10 yOuref Ify0u ieel
80 deeply, would she not he more moved by your feel
huge than by me,saye rom You u
"My dear ron, if | was your Sgv would 10 myself.
Bot you must euember the difference between my age
and hers, with would make u personal offer almost
ridiculous. You will o hge me, won't you'll u
The son thought IT hard; but how could he excuse
himself lie had proiessd utter indifference for the
lady i've minutes ueiorei bow could he 10 ~ once into
the opposite extrcme SO he walked there, with
new idea OF The relentless destiny persouifed by the
Greek poel s. in whom lie had not yet believed But
by the line be- got 10 DIR. BbDers at cottage he ha
uadc up hs mind 10 sacrice him-eli, second lphi
geuia differing only III SEX Caroline Bib6er was To
pretty live UNMARRIED II she could not lie lille WIFE,
Il Void lie consolation 10 have her ;Or his mother
better Than the should marry AN utVjr stranger and
depart ON Tottenb"ni 10 gladden. other circes Full
o this fee ling, he marched bolGy III, and confronted
DR.. Di1ber reading Aristotle III the original 10 hie
daughter.
The period has at length arrived 20 give sketch |
of the young lady. She lad the great good fortune oil
Icing bfune,ie, and though In, hnng to sue otl10h
p5iHt as was Naturally iu0uc,d by cOultry HE, ro
tanned the saceiIlLess VI hgure and hrmness Il out
line natural 10 darkness. Tue exquisite olive tint o
her face hid been enlailed upon her tnrouga iiraced
immediate ancestors from tue hrht known of The stock
S1ch Tor her appearance, necessarily more lhecnabR
admirers VI the oak sly lie thon 10 the learned au
thoritiea female beauty VINO decree fairness TO be
the ciei excellence forgetting the phlegm and flesh