Excerpt from The Rambler in North America, Vol. 2
We will now change the scene and the season. The remainder of the winter of 1832-33, - for the prolongation of the tour of which I have assuredly given you sufficient details, had cut a month off that season, - was spent most agreeably in New York and Baltimore, with an occasional visit to Washington and Philadelphia. I might here appropriately hazard a few observations with reference to the chief characteristics of that society to which we had been introduced at our first visit, and had now a better opportunity of becoming acquainted with; but I defer them till a brighter day.
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