New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09

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FROW BOSTON,
Corsspsntencs Of The N Y. Tribune
Bosros. Nov. s. 1861.
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Enter Rrpoyto.
Con--Did Sumner take the stumpl
ReP.- He did, my hege.
Con.-whst va, the 'tarp'
Rep platform twelve feet broad
BY Gny should slightly ,sy In length.
Con.--llow looked hei
Rep.- CIeanly, Ike gentleman.
Con.-No Democratic dizziness Of shir
so much at least methirks he might have learned
i Amer ten mortal years Of Wsslington.
l Let bin who seek, to rule the multitude
| Adopt the people. marx, tobacco iuice.
Re-The peoples marx The beasts mark, should cay.
Con- Smiling -Know'st no, the people IL mighty beistf
| Hat pipe and dance to quiet st.
Small teaching dost thou take ofue. But sumneri
| R,p-My lord his front was unmpeschaole.
Shall 90 onl White gsitered were his feet,
And light that glanced upon them. caused me think
| Of Hermcs. with bi. luminous winged heel
| Coa.-Did he nfsc. you with ,hs, classic stuff
Hes heavy for Mercury.
| Try Hercules, or Jupiter
|
| Can we refuse the r1Dny sts Of soul,
| And bring him down to Joree'
C.- You precious fooli
| Men took his coming eoldly. asthey syi
| Rep.--My Lord they lie who ssy On my life
The pillar. shook with plsudiis-th> wide hAu
wsN Of joyous eouatonsnoe.
Coa-You are mistaken.
Rrp.-- wi'h these eyes saw hi
Heard with these ears.
coa- Say they did no, spp.aa
So must dress II in tho peoples eyes,
A,he h,d been rs,h, unwelcome guest
Who with little eell. and spase with lsss
RT.-sbOuldl say fsl'si
Coa.- rn give thee twenty dollars.
Write tly report uI tiy chief shall bid
TIE i,al truth thou silt no, violate
For thus 1, should have been.
Rco.- lives not thuG
Con.-f.1y en- hundred-t,le Thy per Al d writes
One sumnsr, no; expected made his way
Where desired 70 n ct hi. Turbulence
And So thoo WTitesi not
Rp- What 10! Police!
Iaier Policeman, i4fshiap al me kcytos
Arrest me here The greatest thief In town,
Who tried 10 steal my conscience, and pass OF
Wealth. couniori,i, to stead plundered soGL
Csnsai oJaJusion. Scene oiosd.
As poetry, dear TEIBuSE, is said to be the most
enduring form OF truth, | have thought il beet TO
crystalline in one statement the various yspors Of
NOR touching the great Senator'S advent aud appear
anco AZ the famed Worcester Convention, and as |
consider the above Of my beet efforts at the lie.
gtmaie Drama, | hope you will give the poor gem
setting in your brilliant columns. Should you like
TO produce the above ut any of your metropolitan
theaters shall be happy 10 come on aud supornend
itsgettng up person who knowst the pleasures
Of producing play In New-York, and the enlarged
knowledge Of humankind which such AN experience
gives New virtues discovered in the longer
range Of life, stars come in through the bore
Of the longer telescope. To wit, the justice Of ortics
the wisdom Of the public and the loving kindness Of
ones fellow creatures in general especially Of such
Of them Us have been themselves disappointed play
wrights. But fe upon these weak wsnderngs
What has occupied your thoughts and your columns
since that brilliant descent you made with me upon
Barnstable, which am happy to say the Cape has
taken very kindly. The Edwards Ferry anguish
came soon after, dark bud tha, opened blacker and
backer as we got the truth at the center 1t
was hard to hear the news read and to aequiesce in
the verdict Of incapacity with which the world will
be sure 10 greet so anomalous an adventure. Harder
still was il TO meet the facts Of death and mpIson
ment among many Of our own personal friends, and
10 contemplate the desolatOn Of houses that had
offered their best and noblest for their countTy's
aid. The military turn out--the muf8ed drums
heard The coffin s covered with flowers as the
corpse with glory.
Marribus date lis plenis;
PurpureA spssam flores"
The pulpit speaks its most fervent words, aud the
tender victim is offered up with the fire Of feeling
and eloquence. But his ashes leave the domestic
hearth cold and desoate. The mother weeps no
common tears She secs her boy transtgured, his
heroic intentions crow ned soon with their utmost
result the sees the saints nimbus around the
sunny head, whose early manhood bore sueh fair
promise of enduring strength and beauty. We envy
her her high heart, and the buried treasure over
which her affections will watch until the hour OF
loves resurrection. But ah woe, woe Ia those who
brought this upon us
While some thus weep, others rejoice. The bulle-
tin that il 80 cruel TO one is kind 10 another Wen
dali il wounded, but il doing well. Frank is un-
hurt; Csspar swan the river with bis watch between
his teeth, and left it afterward in the haystack in
which he hid himself till clothing came. No matter
he may 20 home without fear of scolding. And
slowly, from the confusion of the first sorrow, and
wonder and bitter anger, the sad event becomes dis
tnct and historical. OF ts blame, the dead Baker IL
made to carry away all that possibly be laid upon
his shoulders The remainder we scatter with avered
eyes among the living wishing 70 bs tender Of both