Wisconsin Enquirer (Newspaper) - May 26, 1841, Madison, Wisconsin POETRY i c LING TO in- r o tut H to e thei pU wit thi s rnt whi I fee h elu f i with I bau Vr I or tev t d I me him moie Hid nioro yv i i n a s'n i- I s i w il IIC i W t 1 til I its bn In -A hen Ami 1 ti tl I n -i at side i IK 11 hi A lit i r thru art i i It I ii i mv hen J l al 11 i s it t sell si i or I to d tg I it ou ii to know H ti r fM ji i ri lor WJu ft j i IK I i -i i 1 kii v ol itni I i t Jill til i t tin i i h of ni mmd l J till Kill oil iN tumiUu i nlH to 111 i lav 1 -t 11 j ll U ine u l H I II ti i bright anil i ii t ir n it c t t t ni w oiu me I i i i 111 I 10 1 IJ n u lost v no lit ll 1 lij Cornier miii i n u S J i in in- p i 1 1 i Ii ill iu il II 1 IMI IM 1 J OF K i ptA chc mi5 uf seem i 1 1 t of 0 ci m v it i ii ill i r than 1 t rN o I 1 nit h an- i to flu A l t ti -n i mnul a 1 n Iu rs i In Ii nd IH i i ol him i t t lilt s Siul up ind n u I loi inv Kit n r M v Ll FK 11 i rj i N H 1C I I Till tl i I 1 I i i till 11.1 1 lir i ont thr snub lot 1 J 1 I in i i in l WISCONSIN ENQUIRER IN THIS PAPER THE LAWS RESOLVES fiNB PUBLIC 3 THE UNITED STATES ABE PUBLISHED BY BY SHOLES IfYER MADISON MAY 26 1841 VOL 26 t- n to remark sustain tlir i IMS ot Inch break it the nn in the dust tb ill the of such and r i o -i Nothing can 1 n I him to old a soft and ic i ho all ni and alive tu trivial A i liiMding in tl of rl i and iii un- M ii triest o tin h ILLS loin it and been i iu will when tl is itii t i- n i its tendrils I S sn It that i tl e mere i font anil n t of ri a 11 his happit i I w h-n oil i v Hiding into the xl head and i f ir up hi i a 112 knit it vr M saiid he with en- to a wife and they af if Other situation in the world t an a gle one partly he is more ted to exertion by the necessity s of the helpless and beloved beings whi depend upon him for KII but cb be- cause his arc relieved by domestic and h kept alive finding that t ough all is and ion yet is a world of love it home of which he is monarch w a single man is apt to run to waste ind self- 10 fancy himself lonely a d his heart to fall to be tome defeated mansion for want of an in Those observations call to a little story of which I was on e a ness My friend ad ried a beautiful and accomplished irl who had been in the midst oi able life She fc tfl it is true no fortune but that of my ft ample anil he delighted in the anticipation of i in every elegant pursuit and to those delicate tastes fancies that a kind of v al out the sex he shal be like a tale The very in their cl produced an m He MJS of a romantic and she all alive and glad tess I have often noticed the mule lapti re with which hi would upon her m ny of which her powe s made her the delight how in the of her would hhll turn to him as if alone ho sought favor and When leaning on his -in her foim contracted will his tall manly Tho fond ing air with which she looked up to him seemed to call forth a Hush of it pride and cherishing tenderness as if hi doated on lovely burthen for its very 1 Never did a couple set for on the path of early and we with a direr prospect of felicity It was the of my friend er to have his fortune n large speculations and lie had not been many when by a of sudden t fn m him he found reduced vl to time he s to himself and w nt about with a laggard u breaking His I lib but ti u d tendered il more A as the of keeping up a srule in t c- of ins v iff lor he could nit himself to with news She with the quick eyes of that all not Avell wi h him K altered looks and sighs and v as not to bo by his vapid nt Illness She all her rs lo win him jack to happiness bul si e only thi arrow deeper into hit soul The more iu saw cause lo love her the more ig was the thought In- soon lo m Ice her A thought ho ind the smile will vanish from thai song will die from those lustre of those eyi s will be quench d with sorrow and the happy heal I whi now beats lightly in bosom will A down like the cares and i of the world At length he c une to me one daj and re- lated situation in the ton of the deepest despair When 1 had he rd him through Docs you wife know all this the J o burst into agony of teats For God cried he if jou have pity in me don't mention mj w ifu it is the bought of her that drives mi- almost to mai ness And why not said I Sh 3 must know it sooner 01 later You cam it long fiom her the le may break hei in a move startling nanner than if imparted by yourself he cents of those we love soften the hardest tidings Besides you are self of the comforts of her and not merely that but also ing the only bond that can keep hearts iog an unreserved of thou ht and She ill soon th t thing is upon yot mind and true love will not brook ve it feels undervalued and outraged vrh -n even the sorrow's of those il loves arc cc it O im friend but to think wha a blow I am to give to all her future pros how I inn to strike her very sou to the stepping up and grasping him warmly by the hand believe me she can be the some you Aye more it will be a source of p -ide and triumph with it will call foith all the latent energies and fervent sym of her for ill rejoice o prove that she loves you far yourself There is in every true woman's heart a spark of heavenly lire which lies dormant in the broad daylight of ty but which kindles up and seams and blazes in the dark of adversity No man knows the wife of his bosom is no man what a ministering angel is until he has gone with her through the fiery trials oi this world There was something in the earnestness of my that caught the excited imagination Leplie I knew the auditor 1 hml to deal with and following np I had made I finished by him o go home and unburden his sad heart to his wife 1 must confess all I had said I felt a little solicitude for the result Who can late on the fortitude of one w hose w hole life hits been a round of pleasure Her gay spirits might revolt at the dark waid path of low humility suddenly ed out before her and might cling to the sunny regions in which they had hitherto revolted Besides ruin in fashionable life is accompanied by so many galling to which in other ranks it is a stranger Ir short 1 could not meet lie the next morning without trepidation He had the disclosure And how did she hear it Like an It seemed rather to be a relief to her mind for she threw her arms around my neck and asked if this was all that had lately made me unhappy But poor ac ded he she cannot realize the change we must undergo She has no idea of poverty but in the abstract she has only read of it in poetry here it is allied to love She feels as yet no suTers no loss of accustomed nor elegancies When vie come practice lly to experience its sordid cares its paltry wants its petty tion then will be the trial said I now that you have got er the -est task that of breaking it to her the soaner jou let the world into the the bettor The disclosure may be moi but then it is u single ry and soon t ver whereas you others ise suiter it in anticipation every hour in the day il iut poverty so much as pre- tence that a mined struggle between a proud mind and an empty purse keeping up a hollow show that must soon come to an end Have the courage to appear poor and you disarm poverty of its sharpest sting On this found Leslie pet He had no frlte pride himself and as to hi music Leslie my arm voice sed and 1 It singing it the o a little air of which her husband was bud I felt hand tremble on my arm He steppel tt hear more ly His steps r noise on the ed A hi face glanced out at the ant vanished a light footstep was heard a id Mary came ping forth to rwet ns she was in a rural dress of w A few wild flowers were twisted ir aer ine hair A fresh bloom was on her c leek countenance bef med rith smiles never seen her lack so lovely OF LANGUAGE We would require no stronger n most touching j of a corrupt and vitiated taste than is in KO adoption of the r My dear cried she I am so glad are come I have been ing and vs ig for you and running down the lane i nd loc cing out for you 1 have set out a table u der n beautiful tree behind the cottage an 1 I've been ing some of the meet ries for I know that y are fond of them and we have iuch cream nnd everything so and still here Oh said she putting her i within his and looking up brightly in his face Oh shall be so happy Poor Leslie was come He caught her to his bosom f his arms round her he kissed her ai ain and again he could not speak but it 3 tears gushed into his eyes and hf has oi en assured me that though the world has gone prosper liim ind lis life has indeed been a happy one yet lever has he a of si h unutterable terms that are daily introduced our The English language will neve r bespoken in its purity whilst so insipid an 3 foolish a practice prevails Through affectation of wit or the desire to appear careless or to win the favor of the men who are looked to as examples condi scend to the use of the silliest cant phrases and adopt corruptions are thus soon introduced common con Her hole i versation and regarded by the uneducated lies I had as correct words Europeans who travel through the Uni ted States are suprised at nothing mor From the 1 Gazette THE LOVE OF HE DEAD Nothing but limit d and erroneous views of life and to come we conceive c in prevent i Electing ces from taking thai truj observation which merges both into one Intervals there are indeed between separ tion and reunion but how brief at t ic st how ed at the ment of Gosthe when a beautiful he compares our little round of being to summer residence in a place we first ar- rive we foim is with those who have already spent som time there and must soon be gone 1 tie loss is painful hut we connect s with the second generation of w th whom some time and dearly intimate bul these also depart ai d we are left alone with a third set who a rive just as wo are preparing for our depart ire In this true the peculiar and ofprovincialism that arisen in so a space of time and we have not the Smal leat doubt that in nine instances out of owe their origin first glace to the of persons who thei are doing wrong in introducing them An English gentleman undertook tht journey from Augusta to Columbus Geor gia in the fore part of last summer alone upon horseback He had never been ii the State before and was with the peculiarities in the manners ane language of the people On Hearing he stopped at a house by the road side and inquired of its owner if he knew Col W Know him exclaimed the man Why I don't know any body else said the gentleman Then your acquaintance must be very limited rejoined the man Not to such a mortal few either hoss To address the horse instead of the rider appeared a little but the gentleman continued Then show me the way to the Colonel's house if you please The man stepping into the road and pointing to the direction ho to take re- plied Just put that blazed tree on your left shoulder then circumnavigate to the right at the next branch then take a stable Marechal SOULT was not but as he sent the Minister -an apology and as that paper seems to be marked by u good and elevated spirit and as I was enabled to peruse it among the few other al the Legation I have made a hasty tion of it It is as I am deprived by the state of my health from having of at- tending this evening to tation and I now express my sincere re- gret that it is so 1 will ever with great eagerness seize every that may be me of- contributing to give sincere proofs ol to heroes who like TON have acquired so many titles to the veneration of their country and to the re- spect of the whole world Be pleased General to receive the of my high consideration MAL DALMATIE Paris Feb The letter as may perceive is ex- pressed in terms that do honor both him who writes and coming from a source to the object of it In foct al 1 who met on that occasion seem to have done so under the same inspiration and if to that you add the unostentatious grace with which Mrs CASS welcomed her company the amiableness and dignity of her ters the cordiality with which General CASS and in a strange Kind took his countrymen by the hand you may then have a just conception manner in which under a minister who can and who wills it the memory of a glorious day may at this distance speed the beatings of the heart of AN AMERICAN CITIZEN SPRING We cannot life up our eyes in this de- lightful season without being tempted to ask OH what principle can we account for the beauty of Spring Winter has shades as deep and colors as brilliant and the green forms of nature are substantially the same through all the revolutions of year We shall seek in vain therefore in the accidents of mere organic matter for 1 f ll 1 l A lllLlll on your right shoulder till you circumlocute he sources of that j ht round a kee cross I round a thon keep straight cross I subject M irh to an a field where you as as if you l catio and strike home the rf was ndm to with a tea table sot out eyen to seem iu f view of tinman Ir e the e is nothing to dis- to them again But sir tho communion with the on your coat a little if you aint at the Colonels nor gono post it nor rid round better back to these parts agin and take a fresh si ml Thankee said th if 1 do not find it by your 1 think 1 had better ride on than com j and listen hit kind of man who are absent t is a curious truth that when Uvo living fr nds part they are il were dead o eac until they to conform to i mect 1J be interchanged the PHI SLJ T of i ie one is not the ind what gloomy 80 that their altered fortunes Some days he called upon me iu the evening He had disposed of his dwelling house and taken a small cottage iu the country a few miles from town of i it were to be had busied himself all day in sending out out of the world How ittle real T tie new establishment ed but few ar ides of the transitory All the splendid furniture of his late dence hud been sold except his wife's piano Well hoss 1 tell you he's a He's a what A bird and no so mind what you are about when jou talk to him He never flashes in the pan nor there aint no sneaky Ingen about him 1 tell you do uot understand you What That he said was too closely associated with belonged to the little story of the o her event may not happen in this respect to be ou of sight in the j kind of a bird is Why a wheel Yes a v hole team So look out Thankee sir said ihc ger as he rode ott perplexed to know the import of what had been told him by a man of good general intelligent one who knows when reading or writing what good language is but v ho from the force of death indeed lave o ly tl at absence is probation red death It is a trite simile perhaps that in his world we are like on the steering llll tvr I 1 of their some of the sweetest lone amid tho strife of the and in Ine far forward e shadowed before us the dim t ie Land of Death Some reach it soonest out thither are state is fixed im- mutable eternal N change comes there to the a that land of She bleat with i waters of BEYOND the shadow w horc the br ht islands of re- freshment lie No divi as the I s ai tlin dawn nd dazzling clav But serein Are the p One sun _t reign O'er the wide Client These tvo emblems of the thai gate wiere y pass all must pay down symbol of press the so rce and gaol of life Slowly one after another iho lace of m are passing moments of their courtship were those when he had leaned over that instrument and listened 10 the melting tones of her voice I could not but smile at this in- stance of ron antic gallantry in a dealing husband He was now going out to the cottage where wi e had been all day tending its My feelings had become strongly interested in the progress of this family story and as it was a fine evening 1 to accompany him He was wearied with the fatigues of the day and as ho walked out fell into a fit of gloomy musing Poor at length broke with a heavy sigh from his lips And wha of her asked I has thing happened to her said he darting an impatient glance is it nothing to be reduced to this paltry be caged in n ble be obliged to toil almost in the menial concerns of her wretched tation Has she hen repined at the change she has been nothing but sweetness and good humor Indeed she under all other respects And il is not a- mong the dead but among the living this beauty originates It is the tion of life and joy to all animated beings that constitutes the great jubilee of nature young of animals bursting into simple and universal pleasures which are diffused by the ture of the air and the profusion of pairing of cheerful resumption of great of all the miseries of poverty and sympathy with the young life and the promise and the hazards the vegetable solemn yet ing impression of the constancy of nature to her great periods of the hopes tint dart spontaneously into the new circle of exertions and enjoyments that is opened up by her hand and Such are some of the conceptions that are forced upon us by the of and seem to account for the of delight with which appearances are hailed by any bit is of making himself clearly with any degree of sensibility understood by such as do not understand un r J i u somewhat better than the brightness of the slang of the section oi country m which j or thp of smells that he City are presented to WASHINGTON'S DAY IN PARIS t to BEST WAY TO BE set down and brood over trouble of any kind Tun If you are vexed with yourself or the world Yesterday was a proud day for America this no way to obtain satisfaction Find and for her sons temporary residents ol yourself employment that will keep your Paris Thanks to the liberal hospitality of mind active arid depend upon it this will the representative of our country who force out unwelcome thoughts threw open the halls of his hotel to his Who are the poor Are they the and to the choice of French Those who labor provided their tho celebration of the gains are small have generally a feeling of of the Hero was celebrated in a independence with that little akin to the be said that such an assemblage of beauty rich man's treasures Who are unhappy Are not those which is the characteristic of who are inactive and sit still and tell us il American united to talent and to fortune had only thrown this and that the political celebrities rarely to be met with here the times is A week pre- that her husb nd is a she is lo forego all the CION of the pleasures of soci shrink indigence am rity To tell her that I have drag her the sphere in which sh to move in constant have f light of every tion of even heart How can si e bear poverty She has been brought i i in all I H t t n ui u ost in for season a friendly severance o holiest ties n hope of quick re- e ail oh lou that readest if thou IN- JUNCTIONS OF TH In that book of Sout ley's The he in spirits than I have ever I describes anc u jures of a known het he has been to me all love awny there aie sid par ings and sweet re- Lit the irst be viewed as i r which for curiosity sake 1 two copies and bearing an appropriate shield that re husband They a o keep every thing in the same as n the wife was ving Nothing was to hi neglected hat she used to do sr thut she have done The flowers vert 1 as carefully as if the refinement of opulence Hi w can neglect She has been t ie idol of society O it Avill break her h will break hor 1 saw eloquent and loi it have its for sorrow i self by ords When his paroxysm had si and In- had into moody si I resumed the subject gently and urged him to bieak his situation to his We lie shook head ly but down exhausted and spiritless positively i brooding over a prospect of future poverty and tenderness and comfort Admirable exclaimed I You call yourself poor my friend you never were so never knew The less treasure cf excellence you possessed in j still to en oy 1 fragrance and vernal i the r and the I Tds who came in winter for fed as duly for her saka as they foni ei ly v by her hands This calm on f the present and day of real e She hvs been i hope fidelity into a humble has I been employe 1 all day in arranging its erable has for the first time t fatigues of being to do domestic has for the first time looked around her on a home destitute of ery thing of y thing convenient and now be that Oh but iry friend if this fust meeting of the cottage were over I think that i could be But it her first Hut how are to keep it n n hjr It is necessary should know t that jou may lake he eps the of vini a to his countenance don't let that you I am sure y n never placed your happiness in ovi have yet friends who rill not u friend j think worse you for being W 1 it kn Ji i didly ami surely it not re- quire 1 place to be happy wilh Ma 1 be ipy with c ied he com ir 1 ex ukt go down with her int and thf 1 1 hej an- you Anil j bless her bursting into ihu a married maj port of grief and U trans- is norc And nr my said I enduring be ond the of an 1 well may each one of that retrospective large ways in the have lived and the and hav with theirs to meet the v o inters thus greet the dear depa led The c Nor age ca i nor ival d And what iou The w ro ig- tet f ill or or me says c Sir Theie was a degree of probability iu this picture that t could not on in silence I After from the main a I as Browne 3 thi t world not as an narrow lane o thickly shaded by forest as in tal our trees as to gi it a complete air of I ers find craves in ur short memories sion we in sight of the callage It and sully us how we shall be humble in its appearance for tho most fas oral poet ond yet it had a look A wild vii e one end with a profusion of a trees branches over it and I ved several pots of flowers about tlie ami on in front A small wicket gate opened upon a wound through some to Juit RS we we heard tre sound of -s How table a thing it is the to remember the dead hut it s but JOT a season and then on Thus with him mem nail con- sort or It's Into tf i W Khali cbi ie app ITT Ird i More li ate oii life she Herd i chance in their way that they should been far It seems to me there is a great in the conduct of the unfortunate If are deprived of ordinary resources ol WASHING with the looking round and substituting mention of the day of hib birth Feb 22 we are prone lo sit down and mourn the whole protected by the spread what we have lost This deadens the on- of the American eagle had been kills the activity of our natures HIV by the intended guests about makes us useless w hen we should ten the company had all assembled be working bees and half an hour later it w ould have been l Besides this indolence sets fancy at w ork difficult to find room for a dozen and presently we imagine ourselves to in more in the spacious saloons of the a condition that we are unfit for can hotel There weis for the gay and We get the habit of observing the change ively as I have observed our of the wind we feel our look at our looking and beauteous tongues and in a short time become regular ihan whom there arc none handsomer in dyspeptics Industry then creation for the grave and the serious 1S weil as happiness what Paris contains of higher celebrities The whole diplomatic corps with one ex- THE 1 know ot no sight more tion the result of touching and charming than that ot a young were present and seemed to enjoy the feast and timid bride n her robes o white without reserve and without aforethought led up tremblingly to the alter W hen a peculiarity with our thus behold a lovely m the ton's character that it is alike admired by of her v ears forking the house of her all men and by all parties such the cr and the home oi her ral worth of it to which you may with the implicit confidence and the swec add the esteem in which our sell abandonment which belongs to woman ter is hold by his colleagues of other giving up all the world tor man ot he J choice when I hear her in the good old I would more particularly language of the ritual yielding lo ell upon is the view which the men of him for better for worse for richer for slate of took of this matter We cr in ond in health to love we and obey till death do us it hi ings I thought upon on And iu hoB Ambition and Ami hollow All ly I thought mjt in wnn as hollow as in j to this I woi go to stone-cutting mue hi equally as 1 it is otherwise I th a almost every we see feel of Is pen king M iu a shell and there virtues pitty ncu halls ami It is snitl by some thot the if and growing still I dont know th s is neither do I cure but I do th it the whole world take it in a he what is more it be so till the sands in tt e glass of oW ar- upon the shore of how hollow is tie heart of shell of al pretension w ih the silk of fraternal 1 Itl exterior is smooth and but tei ior is as rough as the rood to ruin and thi gas with it is inflated to nn Km of of re der it too volatile to be of Wts Vly the ny text iaa very fit emblem of the of the world and all its crew It tells how hope forth rrt on leaves the genial nnd it also tolls how the ala ts of adversity pronounce it to be ov hollow hollow Ambition ov as the soul of tin echo It lot bladder of vanity occupying loo much subsistence iki a dinner made of sawdust hollow are the airy of gin iliou in calm atmosphere of ideality but he first breeze of reason they bunt ind disappear A crown is but cap of honor and ho lo w for the ire the heads that wear I are tho empty hearts that Am love my friends is as hollow ir m Ins led nut It may be full of imi of sincerity in the f it i existence but w hen the autumn is nothing left of it but the dried vit skin of its former glory hij too is an hollow as a contribution box the day before collection A by the hand to-day white tho of brt me shines clear and bright hut aa soon as i is obscured by the clouds of tun he is olF like a with you only umbrella of comfort leaving you xp to the storms and tempests of The of u ike vise as an eaves full of s and fury signifying M my friend Shakspeare says Its som roils tones may echu from one aido of crei lion to thu other but what do unt to in the end Nothing but a and of death and UM e The laudation of the world is ty i void The hollow critic praise to the hollow fool who liin The pours his flattery in- to t se ears of his hollow dupes and curses to their cont Such of J ly dear fi world ia truly an empty show and all it contains is either liol and filled with loathsome con uption The only true pure and solids arc imported directly from en Yes my friends virtue and morality ire he true pork and cabbage of life all 1 is merely cold slaw saturated witli tho sharp vinegar of woe It is my an est desire that you all should gather and lay up a store of rather than yon rally do upon the fluids nnd of earth In your crazy happiness how often do you liod you self You crack ten sam of expectation and out jf every hundred are proven to be low and Hope's fruitful hen for you a ful of gold washed but instead of out a ing jrood chickens they are apt to be add ed and lit for nothing C h my beloved heal ere dont if yoir can help it let your quit as bollow is are the generality of ob- ject to world Keep them crar lined if possible with all such suri 4 as you can rind iu the rich hou ie of moral rectitude Let pure virtue lie 11 the odd a layer of that place a thickness of brotherly ofi with cover tho whole with the t of Tho next thing to jour of all r ter the half-civilized of brai i Do all thest and you will do a gt at deal towards filling up the gloc my mentioned m besi leu securing to tff a pi journey lite and the an reward So mote gen u be c oi ary TO TIIK great COV ry has to the Medical Academy ol h lew than a pm ely magnetic OJT whi h deaf nnd dumb n made to hear and speak Baron is the author of U in He deal mutt ten years of reeking his invention known in of n om this Academy wag old m three H bus persons iu sawia waj Magnetism may now be the of her men in power past be as for instance Count w Here inou 1005081 MOLE he who on the occasion of General tie my people death expressed himself in mow old to mind the beautiful and affecting devotion jn recently cued of Ruth thou goestl will go and I lng n bis will a pro for a 1 I ten j a year to buy fcr oU Ie to read the bible with such high terms of the Uni ted Stales M tHng one day asked by a the man who by many has been m tt Versailles what the and w here Between a clock ana a so by some M- A clock to of the latter the juste incarnate J ont the houw and a to make commentator of the erudite the commentator Life of by oar SPARKS he of W ushered the us forget March making strides A anic the Susan who was laay guidy through quadrille mat ace my own
