Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-07
Arfemus Warn on noston.

Betsy concerning his late visit to the
Modern Atkins :"
The winder of my room commands a
exhilerstin' view of Copp's Hill, where
Cotton Msther, the father of the Reformers
and sicb, lie berrid. There is men even
now who worship Cotton, and there is
wImmen who wear him next their harts.
But don't weep for him. He's been dead
too lengthy. 1 amt going to be absurd,
like old Mr.. Shillins, IN our naborhood,
who is ninety-six years Of age, and gets
drunk every lection day, and weeps bitter
ly because he hRint got no Parents. Hes
8 nice Orphan, he is.
Bunker Hill is over yonder in Charles
ton. In l775 thrillin' dramy was acted
out over there, in which the Warren
Combination played star parts.
Old Mr.. Fanuel is ded, but his Hall is
still into full blast. This is the Cradle in
which the Goddess of Liberty was rocked,
my Dear. The Goddess hRsn't been Yery
well during the past few years, and the
mum 'ris qusck doctors she called in didn't
help her any but the old gals phy ysieisns
now are men who understand their bisiness,
Msjor-generslly speskin', and think the
day is near when she'll be able to take her
three meals day, and sleep nights as
conf bly, as in the old time.
The Common is here as ushill; and the
low cuss who called il Vacant Lot, and
wanted to know why they didn't orna-
ment with some Bildins', is an unhappy
Outcast In Nsponsit.
The State House is filed with statesmen,
but sum of m wear queer hats. They buy
m, l take it, of hsttters who carry on hat
stores down stairs in Dock Square, and
whoso hats is either ten years ahead of the
prevailing stile or ten years behind it
jest as an intellectual person sees fit to
think about. had the pleasure of talkin'
with sevril members of the legislator.
told EN- the Eye of 1000 ages was onto we
American people of to-day. They seemed
deeply impressed by the remarks, and
wanted to know if had seen the Crate
origin?
Harvard College. This celebrated in
stitution of learnIn' is pleasantly situated
in the Bsr-scom of Parkef's, in School
street, and has poopils from all over the
country.
went over TO Lexington yes'd'y. My
Boosum hove with sollum emotions. "&
this" l said 10 man who was drivin' q
yoke of oxen, "this is where our revolu-
tionary forefsthers asserted their indepen-
dence and split their Blud Classic
ground"
"Wsll," the man said, ''its good for
white beans and potatoes, but as regards
rSisin' wheat faint worth dam. But hsv
you seen the Crate Orgin"
returned in the Hoss Cars, part way.
A poorly gal in spectacles sot near me, and
was tellin' young man how much be re-
minded her of q man she used to know
in Walthsm. Poorly soon the yOun man
got out, and, smilin' in q seductiv' manner,
| said to the girl in spectacles, hDon't 1
remind you Of somebody you used to
know 2"
ayes, 5ssid sheyou do remind me of one
man, but he was sent to the penitentiary
for stealth q Bar'l of mackerel-he died
there so / conclood you amt him." l
didn't pursoo the conversation. only
heard her silvery voice once more durin'
the remainder Of the jerney. Turnin' to q
respectable lookin' female of advanced
summers, she asked her if she had seen the
Crate Origin.
We old chaps, my dear, are apt to forgit
that it is some time since we was infants
and ct lite food. Nothin' Of further in
trist took place on the cars except col
ored gentleman, total stranger to me,
asked if I'd lend him my diamond Breast
pin to wear TO a funeral in South Boston.
told him 1 wouldn't-not q p11ryatss.
Altho' fur from the prsbsyries, there is
abundants of wild game in Boston, such as
qusils, sDipes, PLAYER and Props.
l ment to have allooded to the Crate
Origin in this letter, but heven't seen it.
Mr.. Reeveer, whose tavern stop at, in
forms me that it can be distinctly heard
through smoked glass in his nstiv town
in New Hampshire, any clear dsy. But
settin the Crate Origin aside land indeed L
don't think heard it mentioned all the
time was there,) Boston is one of the
grandest, sure footedest, clesr-hesdsst COM
fortsblest cities on the globe. 0nlike ev'ry
other large city was ever in, the most of
the hsckmen don't seem to hsv bin spesh-
ully intended by nstur for the Burglery
profession, and it's about the only large
city know of where you don't enjoy
brilliant opportunity of bein' swindled in
sum way, from the risin of the Sun 10 the
goin down thereof There4 say, loud and
continuered applaus for Bostonl