The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

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Weed is very much with and enjoy his warmth OF
feeling in sssI s
opposition and seliinterest that Is just ihurlow Weed
and avaricioHs you well enough opin
hs ns beyond sys s sA dss
hearted and sincere beyond most mems sincerity.
morbidy am9itious He came here expressing to make
figure in the iouse but he fears to thrust himself into the
having the lists His conversation
MSyard dfs giant in intellect nd.iatgaby Industrious
mo- "nS no pa1t
is always uniform reasons slowly carefully and wisely
ppsonsps man can associate With him withut a
mirins respecting and esteemng him; ye. man
far informed. processes warm ana Distinguishing
AiIers H. Tracy is different all these lie
S sss :" ened tastes and high and
principles lie seems the mos, eloquent, might aa";s
clothed and unostentatious Winning in his address
n"s h SHu Of telling nm ali
unintentonaliy your whole condolences. e Is M
time believes, that dyspepsia has BUNDLED al mis-
dyspepsia taken the account. be will be Of the
great men OF the nation
Writing home OF his first speech no says
Night before last said myself, Henry seward you
fool be afraid OF your shadow Show yourself u
Bring the n s as a s
all your lips tn the other attribute don't
see n yesterday paper made brief OF what
u + S % se y.
and went to Tho House took my paper in hand BY
the time thai could properly offer the resolution grew
opportunity almost ythought once more OF IT,.
with motion OF uncommon energy found myself on
mir President said /, and thick darkness before
me. Il offer the following resolution Imagine my con-
stcrnaton while hear the President announce in the
usual form, The Senator from the Seventh district oilers
the following resolution" IL was rea' while was :en-
deavorng recall word of what had meant to say
TO make nv embarrassment teniold greater discovered
the Regency took Two or three their
feet moved that the resolution DO laid the
talc elt relieved released from spea
posiponement In the evening Regency men came 10
know what meant The newspapers reported the offering
hero bold discrimination to bring to light
| the pecuiations On tue Treasury.
RELIGIOUS VIEWS.
| In another letter he says
SUNDAY EVENING. Jan O.
This afternoon went to ST. Paus wnere heard a ser.
the necessity OF evangelizng the heather
enter and hear the doctrines hop aud
our faith Explained that ecl scnsiby tier
than be destitute of religious aith and practice hope
Happy are those who receive this religion in
chdlood, no IN tue faith go through lite without
doubling and die with triumphant hope aud miserable Is
he who either believes VI he believed
span of the whole period allotted Tor his Duration
LETTER WEED
Returning to Auburn, in 1856, Seward wrote to Mr.
| Weed
AUBURN. Nov. IL
Ifound here your letter which crossed my path wnen
was on my Albany 1t Is ull OF fore Oodngs Of do.
Presidential election ana OF despair Tor the RE-
public. brighter prospects are now Dec u.s. anu we are
auspices afford encouragement to rally once more
under standard ali, and nearly victorious
| l. Tor one. am ready and willing TO renew tue
contest and | will never yield an inch OF ground
had an interview with rsnger whose syn nac
views think rightly viii inspire you With new zeal