The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-06

by aAsKFLL-
Il.

There are numbers Of persons who
'Onsui, themselves unfortunate
nd as reNa DID lar below their De
,eris. Yet there is scarcely anyone
who looks back ward upon. his, yife,
way but percsivss slips anu errors
nd imprudpnciss that after expert
- zee mi. ht have agUiipd. 3 great
/. al might bs Wrlltrn, indeed has
,een, upun The subject Of 81 nspd
ntn." We meet " it'll them gf en-.
huugh the humber Of those IA hu
"nie's Their own agency in the ma =
ter IS remarkably small. rhs outside
'rrs-ure u circumstances, personal
unity and ! 8lOus rIYtlry. W selfish
sieetl OT APPLAUSE, ur lucIP, On he
part Of others, III O5t9nslb. { CAUSES
u such Taiiurrs. D,5passlunatp, W.
| Interested OnlOnktrs, IN many in
tisncrs, may be led 10 d 'uht the
Justice 1T Su6nCUn ,iu' Oh, AID pl,te
AZ responsible liy VI the result upoh
omeIhing else.
lii viewing The literary history of
he pa {, We night take lhs sOmt-
What npYel ground. lhaE IN pala-
c vrly few ~ hose who suff red ur
allied. ia hfs, were really iii useu"
IN the comm M arcppJali III Of the
term. Tn crtunaJs many IN
Iou teddy ", re-, Dut mis- UrlunHs,
perhaps, sprang more f,vm lmprud
-nce, than the al agUnlsm IF
sllL. Opposition all N iy rXprc,,
If they Gttpmpb tu takS a
foremost place, q n need any com
plain tnerea,, ii It IL Only open anu
d u Y and 5IDe-r Fra spril. ~
ir"m the sharp contact Of STEEL un
steel. aud ideas and {, "a hs art ten
born of the very opp 'Sl.ion thai
seeks 10 crush inquiry IA IL ei
often OWING he lack Of prud me,
III money mite ). lack of energy,
lack OF pero, Vulcnce III what C..l
isle ais the gospel OF work. LoJk.
ing on the blOgrap hles OF men o
pas ages ana epvehs, We see them
guilty Uf some lndlscrsIion, more
folly and eXtrayhganee. Ur ely had
been lntrmpeTase in action, or tx
prrssiul', and had 50 made enemleN
and creatrd difficulties. 10 Illus
Late from literary history scr b ~
the write, y, Tho VI y and poe VI
bsgUne times. deSplstd Ur lgnUTeu,
the every day, common plO ding D.
ife. They Lad little to uO with
cummonpl &c of any kind. WITH
thvm IL VAS either east OF fam
me. When prO>p-rtd Their fuhus
were diss pated in gay All r., ex-
tr VACANT living and bach@nali al
orgies ChAtIerIUhs D or Ny, Tell
c I'm To his o., n uutIIc,ty OAyas'
met all early drath through disnl-
pa, ion AMI contempt tor the pa
dencHs uf life. The grnIl', lOv.aun
GIL smith hde bren looked up III III
/, US L. He Made Large SUMS vi
mo le,s yet han 10 derini Z, reasOn-
ide 8 Of mOuetaly affairs, anu
Oubd himSoiI aiWAvS III uilricaI
tIrs. lie uie'i al his years o. AZ
eL,pOO Or more III debt Mas even
ptt 30 trusted Def 70 or SlnCel
Dean SW 1t was Il miserable, dISap
p,.nLeu man, always erowIing Ill
Sume ming y ,meOodv, but IN II
~ de ,trVssu Ii ! better. He Was
unr V ,lr1 III SARCASM, Ike ell vi Wit
sid vigorous IN IA .lIgnt and eXp' eo-
j n, n Used his great p Iwtrs III 're
- = u " and pal Guam t)en 9 ten
or 10 phrase uecOuld wrlIe charm
ing We .etterS and ,sL the ObJeU,s 81
mis- Ia nures pine away q IL d.r an
IN q. most eseit,h,ng he 81 EN-, q ~
Ue Iuird by cunt aries.
But Imes and M lnnerS hal t
changed much f,r tnr UebLer sincs
CnD eday>. IL ID no longer eces
,arp fur man 81 Dr. aOle ,Od ink his
IIiendS ana Jhs laJie 10 lay SIN
10 ue ng a gentleman. Ihe MOnvCk,
~ the pre- emL udy can NJ lUngel
roam the streets at night, bSating
the WatehDen, a5oaulllng -bAlaG. q
pede ,Lr snS, q III mixing darHDe,9
AID GUS win thrii carJu5ng5, with
iuJ disgrace, a5 wnen Addi cn
Hl0te, and fleluing gayo 10 the
word The ndYt ntu rs Of Tom
Jones. .,tSlall we u. INK as bTuteo
VI % e,CAt4 AOCll tsOAg1 'll4~l @ASsA1
III Il Later dny, al Uns OF his ga, p r
ties of friends, as they sat 10 their
Wine after dinner. las gentle
men," say they. Then" said he,
eve will HOT stop drinking TIL the
last one Of US has to be- carried To
beo-brutes drink only when they
are dry" And who had better or
falrer OF brighter prospects than
Sherldan had been blessed with?
and who more lamentably tailed i'll
the endp He WAS the must success
full ID y wright of his day, the most
brilliant orator. the keeneSt Uf wits,
whose sayings were eagerly treas
urs and repeated, Tie companion Of
nUblemen and princes and IN the
end paialylic and aSmOstA pAuper.
HIS Wees .WeIe those Of The agr-h
Charles JamFs FOX, could gam lie
away hundreds and Jh,u@abus Of
pounds, drink anu diSsipate as
o her fashionable y ung men, witt
ont .Tteiting the SIN le otihe lar,
or impairlng lis p Ililical Influence.
The persun p hO srts out Wit tile
intention OF II gnlallhg tie affairs
Uf 9th ID, i, pretty CERTAIN ~ have
his hands full of business Yet
there arr many generous SOUS v no
Imagine they have "a mISslUD vi mat
kind. Many Of tnem are real J
huuaSf trllfn.iovlnv ADill- who q