New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

details Of the scene which followed: the POM cian'
whose address iDsnultng as bis principles NvLe
perverse greeted tie physician with MS bwe'Iest
md expressed the lnust VIVID pleasure al me ssn' VI
his venerable beBeactor. My dear Doctor ne eA-
claimed eau never see you wlln""' eu' ~" a..
times have on saved my liie. Aes, HI' Ispcu w
Doctor land when rehec to what tuat NE mas c'
deyoed--as you have abused tie gIit OF boa u! ~
ttgue and corruption ,rOlonginE the reign oil dlsho
poiticians ard preventing the el' ciioa OF ina, uce
pat im and statesman, Henry Clay-l ask iorsNrhrs'
OF Heay en- for nv eoIts % preserve an eis.Lc, 80
iniuicn 10 nv c1uutry and humanity" Msch ntfa ~
q strain If mingled ronv and ratios. the W'rthf DOC
tor Uttertd-,tanding said my iair iniImaht pei"iV
the mdn ne thus accused with We luteIl' s'.ci "
ner nr criminal indgc aud with AueTt isnatn ana
sonny acruu uliIny epthtt upon e'ltEtt gong ca
20 The days which initiated p -! thht soel az =
statesmen 10 parry; Glcatng ~ HctnvI ui" .H'
with searching Iyect!te; Ctacilhhe IN toWHt ~ -
the ron p.etrH,itp and honest StGtsi aIsilp o. "c
earlier civic leaders aud lamcu'hS the ih:r ''uoe'
Justice and siOu sighted pgreunsiIp wien peI. -"
The cause OF Lby; ana theu. ~ snddrh GppIci,,o
CONNECTING tls sencs Of abses ana OF hn,,',na' ~ ,
fortune, with he tleoiIes I'D the c"ndnct Oh W ~ 80
before hiIu--ltli the Latter bowed iis heGu h'u ny!
II y as Cne OF those Instances u! 10 means ~ ~
c+ooricn @ If the intimate hiencs oi DT IRA eiS'
Nicn nader the H. pu.s OF strCug pr'ohai HV,u' =
AID uuickenod by TIE Tglt KIM I" alu' Nv, ,.o.
narEaho powers If EXPRESSION l"ru 49, - ,',ar,s,
ri a., qucnee a. 10 mn.e him ior the t'Me' ="
ior, .ueh as seldom I'D scope cyonn le 'cIie wv tue
II lta,y Tie hoaI.ei luoie na''Ci' ehe ', "
seemed ia outflow, .nd ihe oA'. oi dr,r.,i
aud im,Ir,ssive sle ever Oeheld IN private NE
We must riyc another OF Mr.. TucGeTmans racy
enccdotcs Illustrating DR.. FrGucis's attachment to
the memory o Benjamin Franklin, and his whim-
steal dsrecar. of tie proprieties of time ard place.
A plilallda friend has ofieI related TIC amusing
circumstances AT cndiL the doctors visit to frankh
crave, In Lj1 erO-woTsilp earleu TO an extent
seldom Vitcssed IN tits Unitarian age ana cou ny,
AID b,s fri object in Philadelphia TO seek that
Al ualr fp
the American Philosopher accordingly. lie saied l"lt
wi,A the cal Of pilgrim approaching shflhe i"hE
and patintly sought. Upon GiIivng AT Inc crneio'!
he YVES iscOnceittd TO hru TIE gates lochrd uh t'c
wall TO high for Lin 10 sra'e borrowing hdd"f from
one OF che ncgaboTl shops. lie soon reached spot
SO hnl6wed TO bis fancy nld dear to MS h''rt. tnd'
kreeIng thereon spent hour IN exalted iDcd talon
unrthe virtues tie services GLd tie genus OF DciJ
IL Franklin. Meantime. tao ladder had bren tihcL
avg b. the impatient owner, GHd when tho doctor
aN king ON Ills reNCIv, sought 10 ftt3ce MS ssls'
Inbound il easy to mount tie wall from tie ius0e OIL
o CcOuAt Ol It's greater hight VI bout hdz rdous u
DISC. M. He, tht T,fOre. Retained usiidc Oh the TOP
,ing some Glance passenger would iti"ese lam ir'n
he Irodlcam' Ut iils sort LEGS, robatt f1fm e!d!
lna1 q bread, expressive fac, with LIS hai-t'llcl
GESTURE tuede him. thus mOnited a. midday on a
raytyrrG fence N the heat oil me!stp lis O.cd inI
.evu.on TO s0cGl rely, an olJect Of curioaiy ana
loi. och iGlhsT thin Fl sympathy. 10 add 10 ne
aIdncss vi the stu hi0u, procession 81 filcu'
uIa the Ut cent Westinghouse fed ~ iu recession
eng tie tlTt, below lie Old nen aUd ini ibnir'ns
casting gauccs Of grave Cisdi probation upon
be and resi- eclGDly clad 40 OHenccr al they evidently
considered diir agIins: the secreGCSs Of the time AM
place Alt, ough provoked by Dls uncouIhIlnb c and
iny ountaly dilemma mi some IenaI KS questioning u
sauity 10y u scandjzcd Quaker, lie voaebsafed al ca
pan ton improved occasion u dllate upon the
luDlc indifference 10 the men DRY Vt frahku, ~ the
city ware lie LyeG o. d died. as mnuI!tstrd N Tie
neg lect OF ueO ic To- erect monument over ls re-
ins and make the place of their rep'se accessible 10
STRANGERS Ill birnsef The tho t,ue U Ills
Ia prOmitu address, from So uiGque rosiruu, added
MT lutte 10 the orig naliy Of t." scene t. "heh Only
the pen end pencil If Hood could 90 justice, ana su
arousea were dortOis feelings aud rhctO tBt l,
might have been ind, b1ltsly prolonged. led not tn
con. .hcrae friend 10 whom Gio IbCeO'd f"r ite
nnocooie hast,ned 10 o rescue, and -onse!ed tbr
d,ctor iron his oniAoaS perez. amid the hear!
piGuuits Of the mOIe than recCuc!lei 81 cotho!s.
The lovers Of the venerable Nostor Of the mcd.cil
profession in this city-and who that had ever seen
his Eg bury frame, his massive head white and
shaggy win years the kindly light of his eye, tn,
bcaIning expression of his face, did not love hin
will tender their cordial greetings 10 NJ. Tucker
man on the successful accomplishment Of con
genial task. His work forms a valuable accession
to our store Of biographical and antiquarian Inc
moirs. 1t has the flln,ss Of detail which coul,
proceed only from sincere love of the subject. 4
severe taste might demand greater compression il
some portions of the volume; but this would proba
b,v have diminished the interest Of the narrative
! H. its quickness and freedom Of association, III
fertility of historical and literary allusion It's fn
sense Of beauty in character and art and its copous
ness Of expression it exhibits the quail ties which
have already given the author an honorable place II
American letters.