Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-01

Harold may produce on the minds Of fudif-
terent rs4dsEs- It contains the usual trace
- conscience restlessly asake, thoEy1
us object has beea toe lOug 70 aEgravate
Is barder, As u q eouri thus be oppressed
inL0 essrI al stapor. will hupe, a. yaa d.
that :. survives for his ultmAts guod. 4
was The acute aess Of his remorse, ippeni-
tent in its character, which 10 bong sseBIei
20 demand FROM my esnpanier 70 spare
every senblGnce Of rsprOach, ever iook sg
sri~f, which might have stid ~ sis Gu.
-ci- nee. You have made ne Wuetchsd. ,
I AN deviiSdly ~ opinion thai h~ is resJaa-
-ibis. He hzs wished % be tAsGght par
u4lly Serznged, or en- the brink 0f u, %
perpIex cbssrVers aad pr vsng hen fen
tracing effects - theiT real eansss tfg0nfb
al ths intrf, a les Of bis clnfusE vas,
A. told ysa, AZ sne time thsdape % his
,-etsd mssnity, and clu,g 70 the Cos mar de-
las0ua in regard 81 t-c mstivss ~thst- con
eern-d me yersoaaily till the whole sysrRm
s1a laid bare. He Is the absolute munarch
OF zords, aud usss them, as Bu1nayarts did
lives, foe eO0q-sf, vi. b. NJ moe regard 70
their IN rinsic value, considering sh= m only
~ eiphers which INIT derive their impurt
r N ths situation ia vki.h be places them
ans the ends 10 which he adspts them with
such consummate skH- Why, then, you
y
better color to bis own charscterf Because
be too good an aeter to over act, or to as
sumo a N. val GARD Whicn It would be easy
r0 strip 81. Iar~gsrd TO he poetry egptism
u the vital principle of his mag snarion,
which il - dIffieur Tor him to kiadIs oE any
Q ibiect with which his own character sad
interests are not its7tifrd 4; bat by the III
trud ucti0n Of fictitious incidents, BIZ change
Of scene or time, be has envrl ped his 10
eical disclosure in a ysJrm impenstrable
except to a very few, and his Constant 4, g
ire OF creating q sensation makes him not
Gvsrse to &c the object Of wonder and curl
osity, ever tho Oh aecrmpaaird kg some
DARK and vague s1spicious- Nothing has
eoutriBufed more 60 the misauderstaHdiDg
u bis real character thaa tue loueIy gran
deur in shiCh be shrouds it, and bis Alicia
ticl Of being above mankind. rheu he ex-
lars almost in their voice. The romance OF
b 9 sentiments is another feature ct this
mask Of state. / know no Que m0ee tAlitu
ally destitute Of that enthusi tsm be so beau
Efuily sxpI esq IS, and 10 With be can w0. K
ap BIS fancy chi-fy by eeatagioo- / had
heard be vas the best Of brothers, the most
generous Of frist d., AMI / thought such
feelings o-lT required u be warmed and
cherished into more # .sive b-nev0leuca.
Though thsae opinions a eradicated, aud
cLuid never Esturu bUs With the decay CT
my mennors yvu vii nOg Wonder il there
are still uousats when the association Of
feeling which Aruse from them soften ami
sadfen my thoughts. Bat hav. not thank-
ed you, dearest L dy Anne, foe yOar kind
nrss in regard to a princip Il ohiect-that Vt
rectify ing flse Imp ressJsn H. / trust you
Understand nv wi-h ?, which we're never
20 injure Lo.d BsIOa IN any way: G,r,
though be w0ald Id suf nis to remain
his vile, h. cannot prevent ne from con
ticuinE his friend and It vas from c0usid-
sring mys. Ii a. sush that I silenced the &C
euiaEious by whieh my own conduct might
have been more fully Justified. IL is not
neece~s tfy to spaak.ill OF bis heart IN gensr-
al il Is 81, fi,isl.t that 10 me that L rs lard
sssd fmpsnetrGbEs that my O5cR ma hare
been broken b@fore his could haze been tl,ichsd.
uro,rd ri 'te- represent this as my misf0r-
tune than as his g,uI bsE s'T.ig. that mis-
Fortunes l. not 10 be ul.Eds my crsnc, Such
are my feelings you viii Judge Row tn act.
His allusseHs TO me in Cailss HdrDM are
cru-l and c. II, bat with such 4 semblanes
a. to make me APPEAR 80, aad to attract all
sympathy to himself IL - said in this pen
that barr, Of him viii be taught a. . les
son to his child. I might sppeaI to all Who
have ever heard me speak Of him, aud still
more to my own heart, to witness that there
has been no moment when | have rene n
oered injury 0therEiss than II -ctionat.l "
and sorro sfully. u - at ny daGty % giue
GU b HOPELESS and tcholiy a1grequ Ted a5ee-
tim 5,sf, 80 bog - I lius, my ehisf struggle
ma pro6a6fy be nod - remember Am 80
EiJudlg. I do not seek the 81 mpathy Of the
w0rld. but I wish to be known by those
~ osr opinfon is valuable, and whose kind
mss is dear to me. Ameog sUch, NY dear
Llay Anne, you will ever be remembered
By your truly sfsetipuate A BERDs-"
To this Lord Lindsay adds Al extract
from letter OF SIR Walter Scouts, written
TO Lady Byron soOa after BgrOa'a dsath.-
/ It reads as follows:
DFietcher'a account 81 poor Byr /. ex-
/ trrm-Iy interesting. hat Gislys a strong
I attachment t. that uatrtunate, though
I most richiy-gif "a man. because | thought
| .aE that nis Virtacs (ind be bad mtay1
I we're lis oEu, aud bis sccentricitss The
rr.aIt OF an irritable Temperament, shch
Sometimes approached nearly % msutAl
I disease- Those who are gifted with sruug
nerves, 4 regullr temper, and hab'tual ..lf
command are not, perhaps, aware bow
much q what they may think virtue they
owe 10 constitution and such are but too
severe iudges Of men ike byr0c, whose
sunshine, Is al dark shades AMI stray CLEANS
o. Ighf, instead % the twilight gray which
| n uminatss happier though less Distinguish
ed nortaIs. I always thought that Ehen a
nor II proposition was ylAeet lkinly before
Lort ByrUa, bis nIiad yielded a pleased and
willing assent 10 tt, but II there vas any
sics view gwen IN the way Of raitlerY or
other Sise, be was wiling enough to evafe
coo Yction. IL au-
rurs ~ for the eAnse Of Greece that this
maater spirit should have been Withdrawn
IRON their assistance just AZ be was obtain
ibg enmplete asesEds ncy over their eonn-
sells. I have seen seseral letters fr0m the
IDniau Islands, all Of which unite N speak
ng is the highest praise o. the Wisdom and
tempsrancs ~ bis e0unseis, aud the ascend
ency 10 vas obtaining over the tnrhuienl
and f.roci0us chiefs OF the insurgents.
have some verses written BY him on aia last
birthday they breaGhs spirit Of Affection
toward bis vie Aad q desire OF dying m BAT
tie, Viii IA sesm- Ike an anticipation sf hh
ApPrOaching fate"