The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-26
4lthmond 9ispattI1.
New Books.
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JEALOUSY. BY GEORGE SAND. 7
I. Is. PETERSON < BRoTHERs.

agreeable recreation. No one can expect to
read even one tithc OF the books that swarm
monthly from the publishing houses of Europe
and America, and generally each one follow
ing the bent OF his own incline tions, INDUCES
III but one two classes Of literary works,
and dedicatcs his time 10 those alone. If there
is any one thing against which we should
contend earnestly and Zealously, it is against
that sensation taste Of the day which, with
highly-spiced phrases and mgeniously- CON
structed plots, tempts our people with tenn
porary forgetfulncsS Of the dangerous ideas
living hidden beneath the fair and highly de
coratcd surface. In many respects the ten
dency III this country has been to initiate, love,
and admire all that's French, and, CurOusly
enough, these fine feelings have been usually
| expended upon those characteristics Of the
| French nation which are least worthy Of
praise or imitation. There i no peculiar
| ardor shown i'll copying their many noble and
chivalrouS traits Of character but French
fashions and French literature have become the
deities of our daily life BossrFr and FENELoN
are out Of date and NoLTAIRE and J EAS JACQrEs
| Rousseau the prophets Of Il new era, the H,t-
| lfu1e and Cylt',ot S,niui. have seen the power
snatchcd from their grasp. while hostot w1i-
tiers, less brilliant, less cpigrammatical, but
more dangerous, have taken firm hold Of the
| popular taste. Those words and sentiments
| which would shock our principles and outrage
! our modesty if written i'll homely English, are
| now but meat and "Npirita.ihS when eN-
pressed in Il foreign tongue, and those who
| would blush TO hear Il d,nji, nattajr, OF doubt
| ful cons ,ruction III their own homes or i'll the
! company of their friends, will yet feast unit
| ringly upon such forbidden fruit Is NJ .a-
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Ge ,,1i ,,.r;,ar, ~ Tho rronrn ..bo,l IN Tho
,ros.,, .con,rrv nopa has ron,, moro reosrred
~ moro rr,i.ed rhan Madam, Drpyv,yr-
,,oro ,nnnr,Ilv known -, GFoR,r S,>p--tbe
,r,boraxs of the ,rorl, now before ~. Her
dr., work, were received with genuine an.
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| fanIir, of thnir readers. aud her train Of dis
.inIa. hy. over sta,dilv increased Rut we
Snptbarners can at least he honest IN cur
v,ronc.doinr; we shall not find il necessary 10
hide ntidelitv and ln~iugerity under the guisc
of quick repartee and graceful sarcasm. nor
need we fear 10 BE- honorable and true because
such j. not the order of the day We will be
honest and plain spoken in wrongas in right.
and if lyecannot b. without rcproach, we viii
| he without fear. Jealousy, Madame DrpE-
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ria1jon Of the ministers Of religion. the SANE
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