New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

drop ard crocus sbarbng.r aud hersd let It not 6e
forgotten 80.
You esnpo, forget If you wou those golden kisses
s over tie cheeks Of the meadow queery called az. Do
hons. There many green house ols'oms rs peAs
II 70 rs than these Moreover their passing away Is hr
spiritual hsn their bloom Nothing be more AIRY and
besuiu than the transparent seed globe larry dome %
spl' mid Architecture.
As for usrygods peoples hcllyhocks, shall never
have garden without Ihen, both tor their o%n SAKE,
snd for tb- sake Of old fashioned folks Who used 10 owe
them morning eorits need prsi,ing The vine
The leaf ih- exquisite formed dOwer tn delicate and
various colors vii ,ecure il from Neglect While TASTE r.
mains Grape blossoms and menonst,e Do not appeal %
the eye and ifihey selfish would care ior
hem Yet because they pour their life on; IN tsa1ce
hey always loved and Ike homely people with nop-
h,aiis they 20 look b. autfu by assocaii"n Moth
ing iht produces constant pleasure 10 u can i - seem
beautiful We do not need speak tor thu; univ-rss "A
Voreihe As tiver Is the nnsst stroke Ok cgc1'
ton. so the rose is the happies, hit among to~er-
Bot We must neglect the blossoms OF trSt trees.
What gr. At heart apple tree NUT have hst gen
erOps work II makes Of poisoning No' sinsle oo son
each apple ths /. to be bu, pr'usion,s procg>y NJ
them The tree is but large bouquet give. yout~-ny
times much Is need fr and evidently eause
loves 70 blossom We wl praise this vrtgou tree Not
beautiful form clumpy. craggec and rate but go
ri0us in b.suty when enr-scet Nor i II b.,gy only
al dHtsnce uck down tvig and examine As closely
you will il viii h-srtbe Arrest looking Inc smpnciy
sno purity of the white expanded the bali open buds
.l.htly bushed. the lte pink tipped buds unopened
croVGny Ike rosy children around an elder brother or
sister Why herr cluster more beautiful thsn any yGi
ske mp srtdcisy and you ms! PICK from me whole
gsrcen Wear this family Of buds Tor my sake ' All he
better fer being common | love flower that al may
have that b. oI 20 the whole aud not - select and
exclusive few Common f,rsoothl flower cannot be
worn BY much looking at - road Is by much tavrl
How tIhals- ard feels bis childhood coming back TO
him when emerging from the hard Snd hateful city Streets
h. sets orchards aud gardens IN hetted oloom plumb,
cb,ry p-sr Tesoh and pie, waves sud blows Of olos
rolling over bills ana down through the !eyts Ny
heart run. riot This - kingdom OF glory. The bees
know H. Tie very ies that 10 be thinking at
snytbr 2 rather sober and solemn here Such sight
l. ,QLSl,O sunset sunset is bat bossomns OF the
W. love to fancy that flower Is the point Of transition
at hich material thing touches the immaena 1t Is the
sertient vegetable sui We ascribe dispositions 10 L
We treat would an innocent child Item or root
has sugge site of life leaf advan rs toward It and
leaves fine a. hoEers and have grsce OF mo
ZION sed, m had by flowers But flowers 20 smiie
some have sad expression some are pensve ana DIM
dent others sgan plain honest and upright Ike the broad
faced sun flowers aud the holyhook We speak OF them
A. laughing as gay and coquetsh, as noddng and dane
Irc But DO mar Of sensibty spoke OF lower as
he would o 4 fungus, pebble, or asp"nge they are
more life like than many animals We Commune win hbs
rs We 90 to them if are glad or sad but toad
worn an insect repe as if real life vas not hall 40 r. Al
As imaginary life What pity they can utter no sound
A singIg rose whispering yi0ie' a murmiring money
,uckll Oh, what rare and exquisite miracle would
these be.
When we hear nelodious sounds-he wind among trees,
the noise Of brook falling down deep into
cavitybnds notes especially at night chdrrnS voices
as yo rid. \ village dusk, Tar from your no me- ana
long absent, and quite home sick or huo heard rom
ont If the wood a SILVER sound rising up among silver III
leaves into the lighted the los ons
Of per.ohs you love that SIT al the ire IN the room
when yuu COM sle-cent; when We thnk OF these
irgs We are apt mag nothing perfect that has not
the gift OF sound But you change ur mind when you
dwell lovingly Smong flowers; they are M"Hs 'ii7nt
Som s never associated with them lhey spe * 20 YOU
but the eye speak by vibrations OF Eight and not oil
air :, ,,
Int W much loved Wild honey suckles IN the wood,
laurel bu.h.s in the very rsgary II bloom are very beau
iiu to you But they color and form ony lh-y seem
.r.rg, 10 you You have no memories reposed 10 them
a incl ask mailing Time They point to nOtn
i,g 10 cont But Wild brer awskes deeper feeling IL
is the country cousin Of the rose ara ihAt h,s oesh
your pet You have nursed It, and defended u
you have had il for compsniopship you
wrote: il has brought remembrance IN you and con
your kndes feelings to others you remember u as
am"b-Is f~'oTie sPtaks 10 you" 5Uur own
that white bush that showed IN the corner by the
that bush that bHshed red ia the garden
with thousand flowers whose gorgeou'ae5s WAS an-og
n r.t things that drew your childish eye and 4hlch al
WAYS comes up before YOU when you speak OF childhood
You remember too that your mother ovea them Asyou
walled to church She pIucked of bud AID gave you
Which carried because you were proud 20 do a. she
did and you remember how IN the listening hour OF
non, her i,l neglected on her lap and nov yoI
syly drew one aud another of them ana now wlea sue
can To- she looked for tn under her handkerchief and
the foor and then spying the III depressed gee oi your
Zee. sn,. sue look OF love upon you, made r-e
forever after seem you II II smed mothers smile.
Ard 50 deg rose the prairie rose or the sweetorsr
that a; evening fills the air with odor IA hora nightingale
rho.e sol p-rum- greets you As dear and Intimate
fir encs You almost wish to get out as you travel and
inquire after ihey health, and ask hey would SEND any
But no flower can be so strange, or so new that
.rdless does not spring up At once between you You
gather The up along your ranoes ana st do~n % make
iler acquaintance some shaded oahk with your feet
over the brook where your shoes feed their vanity as ia
mirror; you sort Them you question their graces You
81 oy their 0dOT you range them IA the grass row aud
lck fir, another yol gather them up aud 'i1fy
t graduation Of colo snd search for neE specimens 10
fl The degrees between two violet extremes All the
while and il long while If the day be gracious, and
leisure is ample you having various sugs-su rs ana
al aoees OF ie darling in and our OF your NINA Ibis hover
is int like friend that one mskes yoa think 81 mgdOn'
ne'te and mignonntte h~sys makes you MINK OF such
., rc.n and nsnsion where enacted memorable part
AZ that flower conveys strange AID unexpected
.tmbIsuce 10 certain events Of society and 50 your
p.ss.d attention strays through thousand varieties Of
fancy or memory, or Matchmaking hope.
VI these are not home hoF You cid not plant
tbtm You have lot SER ened them. You have bot
rsched their growth pl1cked away y0rsclous worms or
milling bugs and them 10 the places year after
wear children 81 your and love. Around sGch there
Z IN sttfc. life an assoc.atiOnal beauty fragrance and
pace .or the affections, that wild flowers can have
Il il matter Of often gratitude that Us foe.t gf Of
Prov dence the most prosusely gwen. Flower; cla
not be uonopOzed. The poor have them well As
~, r;cb II does not require such education - love
80 sppr-ciss them as L would 20 admire p tufs OF
TrR>tks or 8 statue OF IRORWALDsEss :. Aad as th5y
are messengers Of cion, tokens of remembrance and
preseIs Of beauty, Of universal Acceptance pleasant
~ think that IN them all men recC-nz brief brother
hood II is perth mt 70 offer A0wers to stranger
TIE poores; child car prefer them 70 the ricaes,
A hundred persons turned together into meadow OF
aoVfrs would be drawn together in transient brother
nod II off affecting 10 see how ssrsieaOie ara dow
rs 70 The necessities Of the poor II tney orng 'nGr 10 10
Ell git 10 YOU il but teach you to think that their
rst nj affection lcnged 20 ress ITSELF a. much a. yours
VOW books gems, services h.t you can render
ss you Will The poor can give Dr. hte and DO out it
ts they sprng from sncere gtswer-1. ROTOR ~" eTs
Ard n en- when death enters poor mans house nay
CHILD the CrlT CreapTe that loved tae GLD--