The New York herald., 1863-11-07

beg you. dear air. accept the aAur ancss of tn
grateful regard with which am. sinoeroly yoars,
THIS visit os General lafayette Mr. Nocormict se,s do.u
n among hls peasantsst memories, end tho ginai
the ove letter auogrsph seekers have sought
induce m 10 part with He remembers Lifsyet ths
plsnest A, most unassumiDg man he met and hs
remember I'm, her this bit Of ocpvorsaiion -
ar DO nsa" remarked nn",v Mr. nScor%o. "'ns
n trus, not responded ss. ves'e cu, George wa.h
uston my son viii Do as ,ssdy % "s alter me :" YOU,
AID a. was to como before h;m Ih s,ss ne .a
inent father on his visit 10 this country.
tSDkEw JAcKsoN A AUBck9
frequent visitor to Mr.. McCormick's msasion ~s5
General jackson. e almost invariably stopped here
his way from washinstoa 10 the old Hermitage.
while President aud al other lines demoerst OF tho
old school Mr. Mccormick can Qnd no language OF
mum comprehensive ugh 10 express bis adnirat0n
OF the groa father Of The Democratic party he styles
thing In kim evincInS ths harsh unyieding irascbs
character generally attributed 20 him. saving on
CASTOR, when party called - him 70 about ths sp
pointmsut Of a certain individual - postmaster.
"Damn politics" said Jackson, "when I out Of
Washington Come there and will listen you but
here" The doicgaO had TOO much 10 press the
matter. Mrs Jackson accompanied him several times
80 was most aniabIs lady. FIRST she was in his
thoughts aud orshp, neX his pipe and neXt children
PKS7iDxyf MONROE At nOBB.
10 return for the hospitality Mr. Mccormick sntended at
his own house repeatedly 90 President Monroe he had the
honor OF being the soes o the latter day aud night at
Oskhl whio he President The oztrcme sinplicity
q the Presidential tabs attracted hts particular notice
VI unChotel DfcoV onu Duttor au8 COHo0 nNo0 up
tine morning repasl Roast beef, two three pain
vegetables, without DESSERT constituted tho dinner AMI
or tea In addition 70 the beverage the great Johnson
muen loved. were only bread aud butter He th0ugka
be wosld not like to be permanent boarder ut 0ak,ll
In tho matter OF furniture. negroes aud well cultivated
aud profitable land could beat him bo
very poor aud uiggard Virginia farmer who did
better table But he liked Mooroe for all his table,
there wcrc largely redeeng traits that for
the loss OF a good dinner.
AyecDorgs o, caxs Jrsrck xaRsa.a.
or Ca'e Justice Marshall Mr. Mccormick fu OF
dotes. While he holding coart at Warrcnton hs
riding INTO aud got stuck in the mud Two dash,ng
young fellows along aud no asked their assistance
You got Dto the scraIe aud get out OF u II you can,
called out one OF them and they went In few days
the two came nc him charged with horse stealng,
were tried aud found guiy In passing sentence the
Justice remarked his meeting them and the circumstances
aud wous NJ his seDteacc by saying Nou got into tho
scrate and Get out of II you can.
lie staii at couutryman's hoose over nifht lilo
exceedingly entertaining that leaving his host At
thu gate IN the morning tho latter asked his name.
"A Marshall replied the Justice.
"Any relation TO hcf Justcc Marshall Intercepted
the count rymgn.
"a am the pet lson himself . tl,. response
Here ucy," called out the couatry TO hs wie,
"this is Chief Justice Marshall want you shoahi taho
tho sbec he slept in asd not 10, them ,s used I'LL our
Sally gets married
win " ind up the stories OF mus host here. lie don't
lei Extra Billy Smith or without oyeral good ones. Ito
points old grlstmi his place winch Gov
Metca OF kentucky butt la hts days of mason
working, and s rccsts OF Governor i9tchcr would not
be worth much 10 theie subject wore hs in quest q ait
uaton