New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-02
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!. :. As remarked in my last communication. friend
eoi'or that search human nature in the CITY oars
: SO study philosophy on Canal street, IT'S
a euange place, can hear you say in the midst @
noisy, busting crowd Even so, but learn q
!. great deal that would be left unlearned if
.eiaainea In my quiet nook of room, or INDUCED
III peaceful promenade in the Fourth District,
q r''"ers and country, cabbages and otbe,
, grasses, are all very fine, but rambe in their
. pie'noss never teaches me any thing. OF course
'is peeause l am so remarkably stupid whore
ooun'i! Is concerned. Alexander Pope has bean.
','uiiy SAD And look from nature up to nature,s
"ou ous some now do not appreciate the YER.
u'ne apfiicatioh OF the line 1t seems much moro
appropriate on Canal street. where watch tba
hu1nah current eddying and whfrng in all direc,
'ioLs' anu as eaoh face passes, man, woman mr.
chhu "onaef what good things in life have baen
us porton whether its '.lines have been laid u,
pAe'sahI places : or whether its experience bas
oeeh one OF trial and sore tribulation, sent bv
ehastehlng father. Each life has its own stnr1
some more interesting than others it is trpe sti,,
| eacA INDIVIDUAL, no matter how humble or exaItas
mas tale to tell We're these life histories writ
Ten out we would find many touching story of
people whose every day practical existence would
hardly seem to warrant it.
MISS Muloch has, of all writer's the art of mali
ing beautiful stories out of simple lives T have
neen reading her Noble Life,' and find If liz
everything else she writes, charming. There ia
NIUE incident, but the story of noble life is 80
beautifully told, one cannot help admiriug.
treaty believe was moralizng on Canal street |
suppose we return. wish it understood lust here
.lat 90 not waste my philosophy on women with
Hoes or men with coats of heavenly ce,7.lean. T |
cannot moralize on this sort of people-they are
beyond my capabilities. When I see an individual
coming under full sail, gently driven along nv the
WIND streamers and pennants flying, do not stop
10 investigate her lites history, but immediately
get out of the way. She takes the sidewalk with
an urbane smile, and l go around in the street
tIhere is nothing like going around difficulty or
ah eiilpucl AS to the bue-coated gentry, do
not mind them as much as did. often pass them
hardly nohclng the color of their clothes-but LEFT
the slightest bit of grey make its appearance, and
l forthwith proceed to moralizing.
1hefe Is always a species of pity for a brave
people who have been vanquished. Such pitv
feel Tor tile grey-coated men, They fought we'll
ano hoply IN a cause they regarded dearer than
me- and when conquered, submitted with dignity
ee4lhg no humlll ition or disgrace Such men T "
honor.
10 change the subject slightly 1 honor a man
VINO, ~nen placed in position of responsibility
va trust, has the strength of mind, notwithstand.
ns popular clamors, to throw the whole weight Of
rs inluence with the weaker party and sucb
ian is Andrew johnson.
de has been called fanatical; at one tiua r F.
eemed him fanatic, but he has most acreeablv
'Sappolnted the gloomy apprehensions of Soutb.
IN people, and made us feel some interest in tho
'ture OF the country. His second veto MESA %
as cleared every doubt in the minds of the peo-
e; Is evident he has prepared for desperate Ez
ruggIe with the radicals. The South cries
nufrah'" and will stand by him in all his for
easures. 81
truly these are wonderful times How little 7
canned, as little girl going through the reoDIar
usihe OF school duties, that should live in sncb
aflke days. The history of the American revo.
'lon' learned in childhood, does not seem half "a
'haerIul as the record Of the past four veara
II my own particular qualification, kent a half.
" journal during the war and now, in nIanc;,o c
er IT, when memory requires assistance 90 En1
5arus aates' can hardly believe that every. Il, E.
hg there chronicled is really true. Sometime In
De tempted to give the CRESCENT a few ex a
Gus, Dul not now.
Is very evident that philosophizing on Canal Tex
get Is not my peculiar FORTE for my thoughts will ~
naer oil IN search of interesting items for your ~
YER AS piece of information, which NAV
e some little interest for one in your capacitv
NE tell you that my advertisement for an editor
renamed unanswered. am becoming des,ar Ha
and here announce that give them all one waal CHE
mch to declare themselves If not forthcoming Dom
LAT time, my regiment of admirers (wbo arc ana
sdltors) shall be drawn up in line for insnec Alv
snail select the finest of the lot, and marry etc
Immediately, to spite the editor who wouldn;t lnmel
forward. He will feel dreadfully, for Young FIR
8, as general thing, do not admire the class Ere,
have an idea that editors, as necessity s sew
lnky fingers; therefore my advertisement hG 4bs
10 nave had numerous answers from the Prof
. People will think am going edtor-crazv H. r. CO e
'hy should care what people think? Eyery. nR
mas some weak point, and mine is a news -
f. SO / will sign myself as ever, the CRrs-
s ardent devotee, Novr,,rrn,