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Correspondence NJ the Herald.l


NEWPORT, July l4th, 1914.
The Great Beauties Of Good Eating, Good Drink


ing, and Promiscuous Bathing-AH the Lod,e,


Demoerats-Iheir contempt for the Whigs, and


synipathyfor Governor Dorr-Pubiic opinion re.


htire to his impisonment-A Prophecy


Ny DEAR FRIEND -


II you was in the habit OF repenting your deci.
sions, think you would regret not accompanying
me to this truly delightful spot for even your fasli
dious taste would be satisfied with the display OF
grace and beauty surrounding our ,daily table al
the Ocean House, while your palate would be re.
galed with The choicest dainties of every season
and almost every cline then, the bathing the
sport par erceiiemce-no description can do il JUS
tce. Imagine long mile Of shining sand as hard
and smooth as marble. washed by 'thc wide At
Iantic," where for ages the Nereds only have
danced and sported fancy on this beach-somc
twenty carriages whose late inmates after making
their sea-toilet emerge from the shantes ranged
along for the purpose, armed and equipped Gas the
law OF fashion drects,) in worsted dresses, cork
soled shoes, and India rubber caps, and sometimes
pairing OIL as for waltz or minuet; sometimes
joining all hands TO make long, long line, the J
march boldly and gaiy into the surf, and com
mence their ev0lutions. What matter IL the force





arms OF yonder llcentlous libertine, Oor you must
know every body bathes at The house, and quite
promlscuously) II Is all under the wafer, II not un-
der the rose, and she knows not, thinks not, II i
be the tail OF shark, the tangled sea weed, or
his petted imperial that often trustees
her cheek. Heaven heaven. preserve my young
daughters (it ever have any from such abutlops
but there, that little Southern beauty looks so
fresh and sweet she emerges rem sold Nep.
tune'swash bowl" | cannot feel angry with her,
especially since | have discovered that she is at
heart as earnest lille democrat as any in the
Union, intelligent withal and independent IN
thought and word. You would smile at the ndig.
nan flashing Of her bright eyes, when she hears
some Jealous whg exulting in prospect of his par
tys victorious election OF their candidates for Pre-
sIdent and VIce-PresIdent, or expressing delight al
The conviction and imprisonment Of Governor
Dou-whlle her pretty lip curves disdanluy
as she exclalms "how generous II us to exull
over a fallen foe! and how consistent so TO
rejoice at the anticipated defeat OF party you
affect TO hold SO insignificant, so worthy only OF
contempt. BY your very exulaion you show that
malice and fear, rather Than patriotism and Jnsce,
are your governing motives, especially with regard
to the recent trial" And can assure you, she i
not the only one among us who speaks warmly
and kindly OF our imprisoned friend; there are