Racine Advocate (Newspaper) - March 1, 1848, Racine, Wisconsin RACINE WISCONSIN MARCH 1 1848 WHOLE NO 275 jl 1 A N x 1 1 1 1 I ttt t r t MS v run I M r i w M in ri VI i I J I vi l in V tf I ri N A vr i1 u i i t ji -TH Tin r u i1 n i i if 1 v II all excellent relish prepared from led of ripe willi milk and sail wilier and kept tight until a past stage of Throughout the repast there was much lively among islanders in which quite exceeded ours young ladies Ino showed expert in use of tongues ami much Ui the which prevailed Nor did lively nymphs to languish for upon doctor's himself back with an s luey 1 i fashion of the Turk and him with oranges and d out ivi r a bank upon luli ne en- So far a hundred whimsical oddities my friend a great with these people and they upon a long comical title of bir one upon the ulher lank figure and combined Til pun were placed side by I lo the I rein irk of every we encountered The nf is t ion willi people of Tahiti and omoo in Vo A IN Il ill middle of merry u dial they ushered us In Hi r a of In open all round and in low i lhal wi- to enter ground wa- over which stirred under die On one I us is oil Irom ila moat whole is to and fro and j traveler on the Broom the of the The noble trunk is I 1 from being V II r I i I I I- I'M ii 1 Hi r t V I i 4 U O II u I T I Si l 1 valueless inlo posts it the dwelling converted into charcoal it and ed on of stone rails in his lands He impels Ins canoe through the with of the wood and goes to with ami spears of the same liard In pagin Tahiti a braneli was the symbol of regal upon in the it made the and il and put to die evil which them esty tho great god of their gy was declared in tho log from which hi stands a living tree a ty the nil people have of adopting it as the n emblem The is by frequent falling of the mils ped from brittle slums They come lying through air ringing like glers bulls and often bound along the ground for many rods A DINNER INTERFERENCE late general Bligh was a cap- lain in a marching regiment be and lady wen travelling in Yorkshire and put up al an inn where there happened lo be only just as much in the as would serve them for a dinner which was In mean lime some gentlemen of ills country came in and finding was nothing in house hul what was getting ready for i liib was rudely curved i company asked who J he n one ol 1 hero 0 landlord lold be did nol directly bul lie believed the an well if he's said one of company a to w 11 him Here waller lake walch pulling out an elegant gold Selecting a suitable place you drop inlo A pompous of a Tahiti for second time ered dial among die he went by title of Alee tilly or highest rank aiming any The first of the was known in as He u ried greater part of his before on by Ul s whal a title for a one with any peculiarity whether of ground a fully ripe nut or temper is exempt nut even In a few days a thin shoot for- I ees itself a hole arriving llian which BS would depend support he wouW gravely ho never home he rose to begging Mrs II in- form how anxious he i lo see how long he liad waited for now lo the made many excuses to for leaving him so long alone and to make tip for lie lost time plied the hard to similar applications in charge of other members with whom lie might have an understanding whether ho could go in- to investigation of these cases with an unbiased mind and Xo sir he would be more we have n right lo expect from frailly of nature Ha that ere he sent the j would have too much at slake in home more fuddled than he hid ever I bo a judge in tho matters parted him before have i him and he could nni if hu would you hi en you drunken sol exclaimed j decide impartially in such cases his wife II out as usual where have I been Whv you know mv love? With thai good holy Oh lie Mr 11 the honest lt would be a mockery of justice for him to sit in judgment under in an of tilth kind for In: would be incompetent as witness in a court of law much as a judge in Legislation man how dare von malt sie a use o godly man's mime wi you I Mr na nor wi 11 view as pernicious in its tendency carry il up ask ileman what's Mr as well may imagined was nol pleased al nich an message bul HIM M 3 s t-m K N n i H lir r s i i i ri n f t in iin was si icki d Uj willi f inrnip h in kneaded and i mm me Th I r fa V I f A Sj i U -i i 4 I A ru c: M S V J w irr unit Jij the and nap dinner I i-d forth In have a at the so generous a meal my surprise a strip of land in the of the h inlet and protected liy a grove of and trees was under high i 11 i himself a moment look walch shell pierces husk and soon L 1 from the waller anil him lo pre- i I nl ri A M i S K K TIN U V n 1 M ni Sir i- t W I ml vam i were growing melons a few anil more w is die of and set out care as if once lliu had liis liui and was the only of m v Inch came under my In i Kor in all my rambles cr Tahiti and j nothing so much struck me as tlu comparative of trees in many where ought to abound like Martair of arc o all the rankness of Alluvial II its bordering iht ssa and watered by from mountains are over- with a wild scrub in- by foreigners and spreads inch rapidity tho natives standing while ii grows anticipate its the entire island of land which willi so Mill pains might be made to wave with orchards lie wholly I soil 11 and climate slighted li liand In- bade me be 1 turned n upon are about some of whom all nd in I starve in gardens run lo waste Upon other islands which f have visited our host now of similar and unreclaimed their discovered io I ul of ei ied doctor in a a morsel a nf nth of of tc are fund rijn lips ol uhn looking nn ils lo Thinking his I liim in the nl repealing Var M I rr vr 1 ir -i j M ill It I- fit M rv 111 ri T IK M miest one of n opened il and com- nts lo his re- m v was one oi nM i ial can l eare i f He ate an all s neighbor's v ih II ib eas ilmi he at of an i in he you y lin JM and by way of M U S I f J V ill In- c-r In al may n N II and hne Si e d ll J J MI: M Sir d is t r m r I 1 Mam Si Oli W I W tv following I found il rallier lull on die win le -i capital iv The use in way il a irea and considering i- l bv an ocean of lie an expensive The were the manner of ground of sort uas The estimation in wind many of arc held liy the and in he multifold uses and it with which ihoy arc propagated urn considerations which render alluded to still more The is as an example u by far tin most important production in Tropics To iho il is emphatically of trans- even the bread fruit in multi- uses to which il is applied its very aspect is imposing ils supremacy by an creel ami lofty ing il be said to compare er trees as man with inferior animals blessings it confers arc Year after year islander cu ils shade eating and three lem es in llu air while originating in the same soft sponge now tills the nut u pair of roots pushing the pers which close two in n opposite direction penetrate iho and strike into ground A day two more and shell and v in the and of he mil are so hard a will scarcely make any impression spontaneously burst by seme force wilhin and plant thrives apace and ig no culture or of any sort rapidly advances to In foar or live years il jears in twice as many more it to its bead among where waxing strong it for near a century Thus as some voyager has tin man win but ope of mils into the ground miy bo s iid tn eon a er and mure curtain benefit upon j and a toil in less clinics The of ho is ble long as it it bears and without Two nuts white blossoms ol may ba seen upon il al 0112 time though a whole year is lo bring any of th -in to germinating point nn two perhaps are at one lime in precisely the same s age of growth Iree il in a lion In its it is found ight on its are such arc only mel with upon islands he would lell them before he purled This message however produced bis dinner lo lo be up eating he clapped a couple of large pistols under his arm and going down stairs introduced himself inlo nv by he was come to lei them know what o'clock it but first 10 be informed lo which of the ih walch belonged Here a dead ensued Mr Uligh be- on his riarhl hand by asking them severally question of them de- nied knowing of ilia ces O then says he 1 lind 1 hive mist ikon llin tiu wailer awhile ago brought mo an denl message from some people in ibis house which I came as you see pointing lo his pistols lo rcsenl bul 1 find I have room Saving this lie them a good evening they as politely returned He paid his stepped into his carriage and off the in his et which he kept to his death and it by will with a large fortune lo his er Dean of A That ill no do ony I've fanil yon out at last sir The Doctor Cupped here and seen you knows when In vain did II as intelligibly as he could how IIP spoke the knew betler to believe a word he said Next morning when 11 began to his senses he easily perceived die trick which the Doctor had played off upon him bin than betray so an associate he chose to remain silent And ever instead of being saluted with a Where have you been drunken sol liN good wife would bawl out in a lone of high de- So Mr witli the as usual I suppose SPEECH or nm WHITE and in its upon a community where perpetrated Now Mr President as all right minded men agree lhal conns of justice arc the tribunals lo which should be re- ferred applications for divorce were they only invented be because il is there thai such mailers can be investigated and and il is there if any where that of a case be clicked by a rigid scrutiny of mony on both sides and justice be ded to injured nol confer full and plenary authority on courts lo try and determine all cases of divorce thai might bo worthy nf attention T for one nm ready and anxious lo grain the powers lo courts for this purpose anil of Aff of senl1 10 a Hill to Surah If from proved lo he really There seems Mr to be an from breaking mi f tho sea the beach bv an cling reef No saline is ia the nut m such a place though il bears in any soil whether land or bottom il does nol flourish inland aiu I have ly ob- served lhal when met willi far trp its tall stem seaward as if pining for a more genial region It is a facl if you deprive the troe of the verdant Infi al bead it al once and if allowed lo the when alive encased in hard a baric as lo be moat impervious lo a bullet molders and in an short period becomes dust This is perhaps p inly to the peculiar constitution of the trunk a mere cylinder of hallow closely ml very but when exposed al lop filled to moisture and decay through entire siem finest orchard of f know and the only of ever saw at islands one thai right upon southern shore of Bay They were set by the first maree almost and soil being to inu noble trees now form a grove nearly a mile in No other plant scarcely n bush is In be scan within ils Ths Broom through ils entire length Al noonday grove is one must beautiful serene witching places that of its fruit i ho thatches his hut ul was overhead rn with ils boughs and weaves them inlo lo firry bis ho cools self with a fan from the mid shields his head from sun the and rendering them by a bonnet of Iho leaves inul The I the sub- i almost the of wraps round the base of thn Indian turnip and tile i stalks elastic rods strung ill- hre crisp as toast I borUt are a taper larger riuta ill- a native hid walked dunned and furnish Win and round party carrying a beautiful goblet the ones willi long of bamboo he bowls for pipes dry busks kindle ally tapped upon each wli a white substance with a savor not unlike his liras arc twisted into gi anil curds his heals his wounds wilh a balsam ofa curd This proved lo le from the juice of and with of green arches through which the suns rays dawn to you in kles You seem to be wandering through of pillars every where you glimpses lately isles each at all points A strange silence loo reigns far and near air lushed with mellow of a set 1 But after the long morning cairns the comes in and trooping over tlie taps of trees Soon and yon against ertch oilier and trunks Bogm Toward tlie A late erend of a northern capital famed for liis powers as for his great abilities had a of the name of II with whom he was fond of spending the whole night in a constant ogy lo bis wife on reluming home from bouts was lhal ho been with that holy man The lady no secret lo her friends oJ excesses inlo which her husband was led by the reverend gentleman and the coming In tho cars of Doctor he resolved lo lake a pleasant re- on If for the scandal which he had brought on his character The next time were sealed at a tavern over a bottle of claret willi intention of it out as usual Doctor all of a sudden lo recollect business of an official which he mast go about However said he ii wont detain me long so do you remain hero till 1 return in meantime your and stir up tlie lire Away went Doctor not however aboat business but directly to the house of Air 11 Mr If al tVo sir Is Mrs II nl sir and he would be happy to wail on her The Doctor was ushered inlo presence of who him willi of constrained the of which I IB was al no loss lo comprehend So said the Doctor Mr H find is not No but now lhal you arc I'll answer for illie will be hour soon replied nol to fed tha point of her observation it is a long lima since I have semi Mr II and as I want very much lo him of importance I shall wait a From the seriousness which this was said tlie lady began to suspect thai her husband been taking some liberties with Doctor's name in his drunken gies and in a kindlier tone she invited the Doctor to slay lo by which lime shu hoped and and had no Mi- IF would be returned home Doctor said would give him morn pleasure for luckily he had an hour lo spare that night which so many were his was but rarely case came buf still no Mr H appeared His good lady what become of him tlie Doctor suggested an friendly apologies eleven Jni her Win II Roper in Council fcb M Mr remarked liml for many years been familiarized this of legislative divorces and his experience hail in a deliberate conviction on liis mind thai il was a mosi profligate system of said Mr W is most delicate social relation thai exists in a civilized li is and safest of nil the ligaments lhal bind mankind as and line of between die and races Il is moreover a divine having emanated ing iod before fall and is one i of tho holy ordinances of the church of our Saviour being the solemn and sacred acter of the 1 would not I not sir for light causes or for the cation of a capricious lay rude hands on it and asunder the delicate lies thai bind a nnn and lor and for and make die twain one flesh And even when from natural causes fie the union be- tween 1 man and woman should become so anomalous as lo render it imperatively lo dissolve as lliu before us proposes o do t am firmly persuaded Mr President that this is die wrong tribunal to pronounce lhal 1 conceive ii sir an for any legislature to and the merits and of such cases All to give them a fair j in out nine times in ten purely ere for seldom or never bolh and gu the examination of pro and con Members arc lo make up how lo vole on these from caprice or fancy or perhaps some more motive And as long as this system of legislation is countenanced we cannot expect wise lhal every restive lo whom noose become a little will liy lo our halls for the will then be inevitable that nearly every will lie plied with applications of this mid as all are of signalising public course by a show ul of devotion la will of each one will very naturally become interested in tho success of the particular he may in charge and will feel bound lo use means and appliances as may be wilhin his reach lo secure lhal success Well every however verdant he may be al llu commencement of sion very soon learns the of conciliating support for any he may be desirous of hu this resource all is to compound with his follow similarly situated with agree to go il blind for one another's in And system of bills are lhal ure an upon miral sense of community Now Mr President 1 would pal question lo any dispassionate member of this with a divorce application in liis pocket which he might lie desirous lo put through success of winch almost universal acquiescence in that vision of the new constitution which bits ihu legislature from be- tween man and and which refers nil applications for divorce lo the nearly all pronounce it a judicious sion admitting thai il would have a tendency and serve lo cul one of most fruitful sources of lobby which has so long an- legislature of Wisconsin Ia view of admission then il looks to very suspicious Mr President to sco who in the principle now lushing lo the al the heel of our existence up avenues 10 our halls loading our with applications for divorces ami our moral sense with their some details during the few of now before they will be ed out of this shameless system of ing by the adoption of the It looks I say Mr President suspicions because the inference ir thai they are afraid to learned judges and honest jurors with cases as they them prefer lo lake their chance of worrying out of of one class of or nf another or perhaps of a third With regard to the of Sarah II Hoper for a divorce now be- fore he Council Mr 1 am not so familiar as councillor from Dane who scorns so specially to have it in sir al of ing my for I say rebutting testimony which comes from tile gives rather a shady aspect to fair side of the Instead of be- ing as papers contrive lo make her 0111 an abused long suffering dispirited and woman she seems by die testimony first alluded lo lo have en- acted a pan at variance with that Why sir it appears that sumo linle time before she abandoned her husband in Stale of New York and came oft to Wisconsin lo get a of her own volition and got up OIK of those as the Spaniards rail which so delight the mil are fun for street ring die absence of her husband she in- a very admirer of in- to a lower apartment of the building was living anil let in a big negro who had doubtless been trained for purpose lo give the poor fellow a sound And the doubtless formed hit pan of sport well on by rons cheers of Madam Hoper lo liek him lick him well 1 sir 1 no sympathies lo span for this of Mrs Roper for seems been rather a Scarcely a week previous fo thtl linle scene of the it appears admirer of hers was paying his lo her and they from lime in iho evening to o'clock when some un- unexplained com- ing over her she turned him out of doors neck and Tim poor wight must been very unsophisticated and have known little or
