The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-05

The New York phase Of Bohemianisu
is tersely and pretty fnirly character.
lied In tho subioined sketch from q IntC
English periodical. The author. of the
r1ttisle sse,s,4s - 6s ls-eltss y Sli lssat(,l .aa
to the hnbits and manners of the, Devil.
may-care but decidedly talented class
OF literai he describes: ~. i,i5i =. :
ait is said that the fast mon of New
York are chiefly recruited from the
churches and eIiRpels of Old and New
Bohethians go there to becoma respect
able. Certain 1t Is thAt New York IL.
nextto Paris, the grand Bohemian can
| it0l of the world. There Is, indeed. one
considerable bohemian club, unless the
war has by this time scattered It They
had n remarkably clever NEWSPAPER,
called tho Saturday Press, which COW
cred it's first page with trailslRtions
from tho French, chiefly from Baizac
and found d plausibI dEience for eveisvl
thing that society cn=demned. It died
because man cannot live on swapping
turtle alone. A bright and beautiful
wohnnu-AdaG Glare by Iiame-Was tho
finest writer on the paper, and was the
recognized queen ofthe Now Work Bo-
hemi0. Their ordinary nssemblages
were inS,Piaafs vino cellar on Broad.
way, where a friend Of theirs once tCoIC
me to seq them HeIpointed, out to me
merry follow with pipe and mug, and
who to use his own w6rds) f'dbes -up
the sternly virtuousp for certain I'M
poft'int daily; another, who was sneer-
ing vigorously ateveEy human institu-
ton, was, / WIS assured, n SaIanetl de-
nOuncer OF all innoYa atiOns whatever in
the leading conservative newsfnperof
the State. They. all smoked piTes and
to their head after the styleof tlis p. 4.
They wore disposed TO chAff Gvery
stranger who Canic into the celItr MI III
he had contribnted sometliingito stbe
aInusement ofthe companY.F ore poor
fellow came In with an eniousy ugly
neW-tashioned wtde-nwnke. Tie h6t
was coolly requested by one and another
sfoR criticism; one eloquent BOlnminn
arose and cXpRtinted upon the fIIlIts az
the hat. AT length the owner of tarose
and said: e. li0Ii-
ttGentlemen; that Int has on good
qunlity which ought to commend il
and Its owner to your retEardh j l3li.i
ssWhHt is 1t, what is it f1 cried III.
'tLE tslt' paid for" replied thefeilow,
-grnvely; and thereupOn he via en-
braced by all with enthusiasm An
/ other visitor was called Oiiyfor nstory.
| n ispeech- ethinG, they did hIticafe
Whit. He fought against IL fort long
Time, but at lehgth agreed to talI them
OF y9ryiN retoft which JOIN Ram
Idolph had made upon. Henry Clty. 1t
i wps, he said, during the great tTarifI
debates of.oVer thirty years ago ii Com
| gressg The uurrnbpr then went inio
some account OF thecontli lition Of tartieS
at tho time and tho statesof thoicoun.
ltTy, MI Of Which were necessary % 6fn-
iesrst md lll Z ttle point Of Tetqrt fer
I gpingon for, seven or. eight nlfndtestn
this style, the speaker said TINT ik WIS
Under these circumstances TINT RSh-
Y dOlph, meeting ClRY on the C;hnihl
stops, ninde tho witty femafk 10 tehfh
he alluded. He then sat down viii
gravity. ttBut. the retbrt the bon mo-
what WAS that3'e cried the company.
ttIyery much regret, gentiemen. ~ sid
the young man, with feeling, HtfaI /
have entirely forgotten the reply of NJ.
!, Randolph; but assure You lEiwas ne
tiof the wittiest things he ever Baitll'
The gtoans which followed this itfsSl',
were were loud lou .s enough to bring q policeman
n A majority of tho large compr,y
seated at Piaaf Is table; were men cii-
; nected with inewspap though tlire
were many artists also. Some OF tlISe
Z liz tDituesi OF the B6li6tliian Club hive
since become widely known as wrisrs
and painters, but nearly all of tlm
wteIded an imp0r rtantintiueIic throplI
the press. Can 10 be due to this Int
{ there is such an evident dash. Of R6e-.
mianism In everything and alTpst
everybody In and about New Ycls 2
\ ohemian anisp1g Is social scepti tictsi.-
! There " in New HoflS no great s6ial
: suspense of NTH. ETkeiPast Is jIibSri-
, ously not there; d CATHOLIC or d lot
Q eStRnt Episcopal member, or d dttan-
: ter Of any school Meaning to go to lew
York had hest make the most oihis
church before starting; twill be MY
4 the ghost of the familiar creed prier-
"a nfoIf That Hel VIII lind thetig q Ani he
shall hnd, also, that the ethical syEins
n and social foftresse which CORES bnd
8 tothose Creeds and churches, and Vsich
T elseWh acre are pre- tsbFpe Hong amer teir
u 90 ory1tnnt q Theoretical ideas fafe nin-
e doned, begin to be weakened In lat