Description
CATALOG NUMBER HF 3003
OBJECT NAME Notebook - collected newspaper clippings
DATE approx 1835 - 1866?
AUTHOR collected by Emma Nicholas Maloney
MEDIUM Paper, ink
NOTES no cover.
Broken bindings.
Review of Ann Hoffman NIcholas’ translation of Lucia
Stephen Douglas material
Reference to 1841 death of Maloney infant
ITEMS The Mistletoe Bough poem T. H. Bayly
The Mother by Seba Smith
“Karen Tradition” translated poem by Jonathan Wade
Fair Helen - from American Monthly Magazine
My Mother’s Grave - poem (possibly from The Family Magazine, a
Repository of Literary and Entertaining Knowledge, 1856)
To A Little Boy poem by Robert Chambers
On the Death of the Rev. Isaac T. Hinton by Albert G. Leary (https://papersofabrahamlincoln.org/persons/LE39169) (presented to Emma Maloney, St. Louis, July 17, 1848)
Why Washington Irving Did Not Marry from Boston Post
Gie Me Thy Blessing Mither (incomplete) by “Greta” 1847? (The Antiquarian and General Review: Comprising Whatever is Useful ..., Volume 3 edited by William Arthur)
Farewell of the Soul to the Body by Mrs. Sigourney
The Inquiry
A Eulogy on Irving by George Bancroft
The Palace of the Maremma by Mrs. Hemans (ref. Madame de Stael)
Speech of Ogden Hoffman - August 5, 1834 from “Proceedings of a meeting of the Whig Young Men” (published date?)
The Arctic Lover to his Mistress by William Cullen Bryant
Sept 1834 letter by “Anna” Indian Serenade from “traveling correspondent H.”
To a Lady, Garden’ng by Thomas Moore
Song - Rosalie Clare “for The American” by “H”
Barthram’s Dirge
The Rainbow by Felicia Hemans
A Charade by W. M. Praed
The Evening Hymn by Thomas Miller, basket maker
Thoughts of a Student by Mr. Jonathan Lawrecence (age 16)
Antoinette Delarbre by “Caspar” inspired by Washington Irving (for The American)
Look Aloft by Jonathan Lawrence (from The American)
Poor Mary, the Maid of the Inn by Robert Southern
Random Scraps and Recollections by J. Howard Payne from The Ladies Companion, Snowden, New York.
The Art of Bookkeeping
The King of Arragon’s Lament for his Brother by Mrs. Hemans
Clinton Bradshaw, the Adventures of a Lawyer - various
Lucia, or the Betrothed review (Ann Hoffman Nicholas?) translation
I am Weary from the Episcopal Recorder (with written note: “Pretty is it not”, “I thought you would like to see our ??? papers”
The Buried Voice by C. H. W.
My Arm Chair (from page clipping as above) by Eliza Cook
Goodbye by Eliza Cooke (see Auburn Journal and Advertiser, 1 November 1843, page 1, column 5 - https://nyshistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=aja18431101-01.1.1&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN----------)
“What is Our Life?” [Knickerbocker] by Bryan Waller Procter (pseud. Barry Cornwall)
Resignation by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Army Hymn by Oliver Wendell Holmes with “Union Forever” illustration from the Atlantic Monthly
Article in praise of Ogden Hoffman (from approx. 1841)
Biography of Charles Fenno Hoffman (from 1837 or later)
Various by Charles Fenno Hoffman (possibly taken from Robert’s Semi-Monthly magazine published 1841, https://books.google.com/books?id=kuQRAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA425&lpg=PA425&dq=%22Tippecanoe%22+%22let+them+shut+their+senses+up%22&source=bl&ots=Zlqbw0Hi1t&sig=ACfU3U015m3Laf7Ke-CE4Zm_THjojVQCSQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjzipaWvPuCAxVnjYkEHUO-D10Q6AF6BAgKEAM#v=onepage&q=%22Tippecanoe%22%20%22let%20them%20shut%20their%20senses%20up%22&f=false )
Moonlight on the Hudson (written at West Point)
Our Country’s Call
Written in Spring-time
Indian Summer, 1828
Song of Balt the Hunter
Epitaph Upon a Dog
The Myrtle and Steel
The Western Hunter to His Mistress
Song - Rosalie Clare
Serenade
Inscription for a Lady’s Flora
Thy Name
Morning Hymn. Genesis i.3
Chansonette
Tippecanoe
We parted in Sadness
‘Where Dost Thou Loiter Spring?’
Oh Bold and True
What is Solitude
Ask Me Not Why I Should Love Her
“They Say That Thou Art Altered”
I Will Love Her No More
To a Waxen Rose
Sparkling and Bright
The Origin of Mint Juleps
I Do Not Love Thee
Impromptu to a Lady Blushing
I Lied in What I Writ
The Farewell
Melody
A Hunter’s Matin
Love and Faith
Song.
Chansonette
Anacreontic
Song of the Drowned
Withering - Withering
No Heart Alone. From Hymns and Verses by Samuel Longfellow
When Shall We Pray by M.L.B. Cincinnati, August, 1847
The Motherless by Lydia H. Sigourney?
The Bird’s Farewell by Harriet E. Spencer
The Waning Moon by William Cullen Bryant
Come, Tell Me Thy Sorrow by Charles Swain
Menominee Dirge by William H. C. Hosmer
The Life Clock by Anonymous?
Excerpt from The Dream by the Hon. Mrs. Norton (Caroline
Sheridan Norton - https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/63665/pg63665-images.html)
The Poor Man’s Grave by Eliza Cook
We Are Growing Old by “Irish poem”?
Lines by Mrs. M. T. W. Chandler
Lines - On the death of Inez Meta by Mrs. S. L. Miles Fassett
Hide Them Away by Ann Page (with written note: He died 1841 my darling)
My Bird by Fanny Forrester (aka Mrs. Judson, Burmese missionary)
Gie Me thy Blessing, Mither by Gretta
Article Judge Douglas in New Orleans - Great Enthusiasm (pro-union, anti-Lincoln, anti-abolition)
Article Mr. Train in Defence of Ireland and Irsihmen
Article Address of the Democratic Members of Congress to the
People of the United States (anti-abolition)
Article Cheerfulness
