The New York herald., 1864-11-26
bs very agreeable g himi but q hs COOS on ID
hls present course Il 10 contingency not al I'll
impossible and by no means improbable.

be very agreeable to him; but II he goes on u
his present course Il 10 contingency not al I'll
impossible and by no means improbable.
"Nswg FROM PARXAssUs"- s"-IoxonAxcz An
ISpEosNcns OF rns WoRLD.-Ths scholars Of
the World have evidently not yet emerged
from the smoke Of the political canvass. They
have neither regsined their equah..@ity q
a. ~oer nor their clearuess Of peroeption--ooms
plImentl.. them by he suppositioa that ths1
ever possessed >ither:
In . josular paragraph In our editorial
columns, some few days ago, we slluoHad 30 -
expression Of the Presideuts--"a big thing
- borrowed from the "Res magma est' Of Ter
ence, the Roman dramatist The World takes
this up In vein Of the most ludicrous soemnIty.
accuses vs. Of paying the President "a spaniel.
like compliment" with other personal impxta~
tions In the same taste, and ends BY an u.
tempt to overwhelm US with food OF oiassioal
learning from the same Roman author-onIy
succeeding, however, in overwhelming aN
common sense and candor. The servant q
Chrsmss (and, blythe bye. bis master had not
lost sn election). 10 the "Heauton Timorsa-
msnos," showed much more good sense VIXEN
10 exclaimed,
ysoen' an sevio aloe doa, Wsssts;
OF. freely rendered into Anglo-Saxon, ~
wonder whether the fellow is serious o.
only poking fun'" The Bohemian literax
Of the World, however, can obviously ses
nothing except In the light Of their sombrs ~
sentiments, all their ruminatlons appearing -
80 knn ~ks
SelEtormentor."
We might pardon them for losing their tsmr
per. a they lost the election, but they have ~
excuse for forgetting their manners Whata
wrstehed joke, 10 say nothing Of ita coarss'
ness, 10 that about big Juno" (the italics Ass
the WorIds) especially for Its female readsrsl
II would have been just suited to the taste q
of that benightsd region by the efforts Of tAs
saints. But the editors are not even satisas6
with having this indelicacy in the shape Of -
.inuendo. They think II necessary to elaborate
their meaning In plain words; and ws are told
that ''the jealous spouse Of Jupiter" is-ws
quote--in an Interesting situation" and ~
forth.
ell personal responsibility In the sdar-so fer
~ Juno is coneerncd-excspt for the bad taste
Of their joke, which Is Of the very poorest quail
ity. We have always heard that they aspired
TO being considered the greatest--or supposs
We say the "biggsstr--admirers Of the female
ssx -
Amasorr naltsrva ssss asds~sn sss rassos.
Now, We would not willingly dispsrage thetR
capabilities Ia any way and We therefore
sheerfully. in justice 10 them. give II ~ cur
best judgnsn. that the rest OF the ssntsaees
sd mill poississs---tL- translation Of which ~
omit from Tenderness 10 the feelings Of oar
readcrs--is not applicable either TO them or -
any one of their number.
TO lie serious, Il Is very rarely that We have
known sensible nea 80 staltify themselves.
They have lost their teo,rsr and tbeir msnnsss,
n well - the election and tho jokes tAsy
have attempted to perpe,rste in rldiculs q
Mr.. IiEcalr's classical attachments are ~ GELD
and uaprolilc ~ shs season -
.shef jscs pceeasra
In fact. ve may cay, In the language Of thsls
favori,e "iastidioasly delicate author -
lfas Bassi @ssne ;an eo,asu ~es~as ~svss dss~was
or, 10 translate for the benefit OF the country
members, they have, bys big effort. sao'
eeedsd in delivering themselves of 'blgs
heap OF nonsense"
And POW one parting word Of advice 10 ~
Worlds scphomores--net from Terence, ss1
from one Of his poetic successors. II We shesl6
be guilty Of little good-humored pleassntsy.
at any time hereafter, as is v%y probable
don't LEI IL ruiie the plscIdity Of your tempsrs
an d, above ell, don't make yudys OF yourselves
by thinking we are ssrious -