...I feel a strong inclination to digress, and I must do so, though a little out of season. The people of the United States, so far as I have had an opportunity of seeing them, from Virginia to Massachusetts; and of hearing of them from Georgia to Vermont, possess,...

...Ask me any tribute of respect to the genius, or the goodness of heart and conduct of your Henri, as far as I have had an opportunity of becoming acquainted with them, and I shall be most happy to give it. But, Madame, I have discovered by one means or another, that...

...the allied powers do at this time. So long as this distinction is attained to in society, VOL. II H merely from the circumstance of having been a year...an influence in society, would not go amongst each other ; receive and bestow those courtesies, that are the sure forerunners of hearty good- will : and...

...may stand at BEIDPOET I do not know ; but in my neighbourhood, and throughout the country generally, so far as I have had an opportunity of becoming acquainted with them, the Chartists are amongst the most intelligent and virtuous of the working classes. The idle, the unprincipled,...

...and interest that surprises even qur active business men of the north. Sucfrfs the"Louisiana planter, so far as I have had an opportunity of becoming acquainted with him. .••••-!••! There remains still much to be done. But the desire of improvement is aroused,...

...former agrees with ns — the latter does not. But the Whigs at large coincide precisely in our -views, so far as I have had an opportunity of becoming acquainted with their opinions. I have written letters to R. Hughes at Jackson, HR Miller, Pontotoc, and Gen. Bradford,...

...and interest that surprises even our active business men of the north. Such is the Louisiana planter, so far as I have had an opportunity of becoming acquainted with him. There remains still much to be done. But the desire of improvement is aroused, the proofs of successful...