FEINBERG/WHITMAN  NOTES and NOTEBOOKS  NOTES--Personal   UNDATED  Character Sketches

Box 41 Folder 77Is a positive and ultra 
free trader. His way of stating
it is that the common classes of
all the civilized countries of the
world are essentially one in their
prosperity and means of development,
and that inter trade like mails travel
& should be free and that America
especially stands for all their demands
and should legislate them and illustrate etc themO.T.C.

Camden N.J 
JUL
15 9AM
1890
REC'D.He always has good words for the
southerners; has lived much
in the south from Virginia
to Texas, inclusive and might
be taken (and sometimes has been)
for a Carolinian or Alabama
planter.  Wears gray clothes,
coat, pants and vest, and a
[white] wide-brimmed wool hat,

Specially Likes the cheerful and
good-natured; the latter named
quality he thinks the best
and most promising and
national of all American
Democracy.  Does not use
tobacco any way; takes the,
best wine or whisky sometimes,
in moderation; takes coffee; is
a regular bather, in
summer dailyWalt Whitman
328 Mickle St
Camden
New Jersey
U S. America


He had been familiar and well-used
in a great daily New York office, in all its departments;
and after a long absence, from 
paralysis, one of the men came on to see
him and bear back authentic word and
tidings -"Give them all my best respects
and love," said Whitman on the emissary's
departure, "tell them I still hold the
fort after a sort.  Tell them my spirits
are good; I eat, drink, assimilate,
sleep and digest pretty well.  I remember
every one of them perfectly, and would
like to be with them this moment."The
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