The sun., 1891-08-13

II died n two years. Then Lowell undertook
fss Us
SSf %Si.e aTs ss .ssfson Srsws fna ss
reopis. but the Foneer was established in q
iS:: tSS SSns.r ss to sS Sssp 4 % as
Tor : while longer was ths enSse, Of is dss,R
could appreciate. Nevertheless. .LeSeii was
making, 9, reputation as a poet. The cash
sordsd. ds " 9~ssaSs @ Sae%iins stsred fsn 500 80
for ten poems, and the mnnincenco oflhe offer
n tsss. sss asys II.
is u good MAGAZINE price for a poem. and $25
% n ss Ss ss weF Of
In isti Lowell issued his second book It
The noIis.s poeS;, yst written 6y an xmsTi:
1.-THE book'sl least successful. portions An
ows L shs hs MIS- #Ss sR @.Is assG ss
year. and the young poet. as most good men
g. vas vas showing the influence OF his wife N
epied Il the Abolitionists; he was now to become
nm In is4S fHt hs ,0p printed Sir Launfal" and in
as h,f ss oS GSs: %orf thsI %
woik % Of bis wife. Who was an artist as we'll as
ond SERIES, one OF tho poems. however, pe.
ns sh' sS MsnnF SSOFy f.ss BY s Which, i
had Hesn piinted D IN that ssf cd a6oisni.t sheet
the conservatives to wrath. He VAS also now
named as the corresponding ,iitor OF the hnti-
iS!art1u Standard, and often attended conven-
But more important for his reputation than
81 shs wSr Ks ssres ~ sa ns
Ehsh n s ssSed in book
eknts suh Ia foru hut thnV nQv Va m n
sessfns sSr,s'3 he NJ % vhIsS
man shSms a Si % esery i form IN wa way that Vas ir-
resstible. There was in them not only an ar
I a e .a sat o as hs ne Sadif o nsss na
as we'll o.. humor. Note those two stanzas
on What Mr.. Robinson thinks:"
An lnto nobody later patch pokss;
sss he won't vote fer Governor p.
GinerAl c. 1. a dref1e smart man;
es Sp ~ ,;, S:
Hes escn tru. 70 one party-sn that is himself,
Robinson he
eez he shall vote fer Gineral G.
These papers are said to contain the best
.1fs year ists Vas ssill further ,l M notable for
PERSONS x6S had criticised him. u lsse
sni1 s Liz af Keats Sh'eS then PREF
Of" The s. EIyersido reid ! Edisioo. a., u.,.,..,..
s2 4 l s w: hopns s to H ssns hsp
health which had been long poor. In 1855 Long
ssf0rsp Of
r s s1s
Was editor oi i the itiantie MontSiv and from
1868 to 1872 editor OF the North Ame',can Re-
h fSos 30 spss ss0T Sss
bansp oi Portland. Me- This ss Was i1Vs also
tor on the Hsyes ticket. He was sent as Minis:
a. pSblts % func.ion." He % Was transie! % rod to to
Great Britain atterward; whore he found
,Se settlement Of various questions relating 10 10
sas At NM S
to lie rather in the direction Of the conserya-
timen1. this proceeded evidently from clTe9m-
| stances. an not-as was At one time widely
rep2rted-from want OF proper American
DEMOCRACY and Other Addresses appeared
addresses. mostly literary and all delivered in
England except the nddress at Shelsea Mass
ana mat pronounced IN Ov. &. lSS6l at tD0 Z5Otl
anniversary Of the founding Of Harvard Gull
versity.
after q long illness; IN February; 1885, His
sent, and In the most cordial relations with his
successor, For q, time he resided with his
daughter in scarborough. Mass. but in 1889
Feturyed with her and her children, aftcr pro
pie himself during q period OF broken health
IN life OF his old friend Hawthorne. for the
at Elmxood has been almost devoid Of incl
dent Ono or two friends have dropped in
from dsy to day. his stu dies have been pur:
sued whenever possible and his geniality and
liRhtness OF eririt, even when suffering has
been remarkable. Acomnlete revision q his
and completed task in itself OF consid-
cradle maenitude and which undoubt- T.,
Impaired vitality: Hs has also written =
Works and contributed a few pieces Of verse
to the AnGntic Mrs; I,urnett his only child
the R.y R9bsTt s GGwel who hSs been
years. He Is q retired Episcopal clergyman
and Is the author OF several successful works
of fiction