Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-30
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yer s .f's-1esn1ps Of the

South :"
Politics, trade, and sectional differ
ences quite out Of the question, land
~Nevs' knows ths0 bsapchss Of the
question ars sufficiently discussed in the
other pspers,) We are sustaining great
social .loss in tbe es)rssgement Of the
South. ID IN The l1rgeP and more re.
6aed circles Of our American society-
II Saratoga and Newport, 10 orr gsye
ties Of the oities and On our routes of
fashionable travel and resort-the South
erness sss usqassaiosabIy thu clsss most
sought and admired = 1.-THE incest peo-
pie. Il would b. hard 10 find = cultiva-
ted society man" probably, anywhere
At the North, who does not number ma
ny Of his most vslued friends and pleas
ant scqraintances in this class. Explain
it BY what social alchemy you please,
too, the infueion of the Southern anal
gam 10 any alembic Of politeness At the
North, exceedingly improves the metal
partly, no doubt from the corrective
given BY the more generous and grace
fol qualities Of the South to the more
angular and calculating qualities Of the
North. American travellers who shine
most at foreign courts and in foreign So
ciety, arc from the South. They are,
10 fact, our country's natural patricisns.
And-abused though they are, At dis
lance, by some Of the Northern news-
papers - an offensive "oligarchy"-the
tribute Of preference and admiration is
paid to them, BY these very Northern
ers, at this very time, whenever they
come personally in contact. And 90,
with oil tho s'momentuons issues" of &C.
cession left to more gregarious discus
sion, may We not fairly own, that, indi-
vidualIy, Northern men are regretting
exceedingly the social arrangement Of
the South
Leila Montez Killed By lsgratitsAe.
The Philadelphia Press, noticing the
death Of Lola Montez, processes to give
the secret history Of her death. The
Press says:
A few months ago she was attacked
with paralysis, which ended in death.
The cause of this attack RENAME TO be
related, and We shall mention it here.
When Lola went to Calitornis ~ an &C.
trees, she engaged an agent. This gen.
tieman was y married man, with two
children, and seeing him unhappy in
their absence, she presented him with
sufficient money to bring them and their
mother on. Shortly after their arrival,
the husband died. Lola then adopted
the widow and orphans-educating the
latter at Mrs. WilIxrd's seminary at
Troy. An officer in the United States
navy fell in love with one of these girls,
and Lola, literally acting in loco pdren-
It's, approved of his suit. During her
last visit to England, the marriage took
place. Lola did not again encounter
her protege, (who accompanied her hus-
hand to distant State, where he was
detailed for public duty,) until recent
period, when she met her walking down
Broadway, in company with . lady Of
the highest ton. With her usual i'm
pulse, Lola rushed to her young friend
literally the child of her charlty-as to
embrace her. The young lady coldly
drew back and said, "Madam, | do not
'----- ,~-s.' "A-s lnnv moi l am
Lola-Lola Montes." MADAM" she
exclaimed, a. she turned coldly away, II
know you not, never saw you before,
and it YOU persist in speaking to me l
will Gail policeman" and walked away.
Lola went home, "morc In sorrow than
in anger" aud that 8: me day had the
first attack Of paralysis, which, , few
days ago, destroyed her. Lola Montez
was literally murdered BY ;ngratitude.
VINO rs The AUTHOR OF THE CRIT