New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

Tia pext dsv We were q Hsnroe, which told
neat deal pfettier than il looked bat We didn't to
~ Il Va true q vent fast q We could away
- 81 n Chicaeo that night Michigan isnt ct eli like
~ sv~.a on he Mohawk River. People that 60 thsre
dom, save any tr,es, out pus sae,. rs $500 -
riddle Of great many stamrs They sem TO ininS me
Gun osght pour down on them Just a. nssn ., ~ ass
and light IL got TO spare because ne' 1e Jo"s ss
msn,s and have got TO grow Ill, - a..
The land here didn't give much Ioaoie ~ iAy.ns 'ne
tracks. did that among the hss Oh ~. .;.S 80
going over such fat plain country every Gay w a
the land very good wheat but for good way '
very full Of beauty, and the rest, >. Nis P'e-' "
covered with ns 1T 80 that !os. - 49, ,,..s
All the places West ere different from yo1S ss ai
gentlemen. that everybody knows want 10 De yonns as
crg they Chicago is hurrying 10 &c oc anu al
hardly stop 70 make things strong and wei oecsu>e .
wants get quick. /, seems 70 ne a. was so
of unhealthy TO grow 50 iss, and l believe me pevp
there have 10 drink good deal of brandy so suppose
ts for that liked the place very much aud know tnere
are some hearts there that grow old soon me
city does But The s,es, sTs w wSS1 ahs m and the
water he's have something in Il always for strangers
ard seems that instead OF being IN hurry to gel y
along thew ought 70 take everything very esefuy and
NOT 10 mind good deal of expense at first for the sake OF
being a great place one Of these days But suppose
Chicago will not send 10 Betsy Blake TO know bow rs
tt 20 GROW or tie PEOPLE ask her to be Mayor and look
sfer ths bindings and streets. think could be better
hand AZ looking after Charlie babies, even u hey should
IL doesn't strange that women waht al ,ne
thew have right to- but I'm sure haven time IN mar
lie house and doing what can for All my riends %
no a Jndoe or Mayor. The fremont House sounded
Ike Boston and felt quite al nO% .eg ~ nice house, and
don't suppose could have built oe''e9 one H"' s'''
TO Chhego. ii. .;os ,oo.ire,
as il their hearts hot and Their oodies 700 .u "
be- covered with ANYTHING that looked like howes starter
with their wreaihs and garands for the greai
Everybody determined 10 be pleased anc ney uu al
SCI n TO make any eprt TO keep their mind don sup
pose there will be many such kind oil neaas on lia'
road again until all invited to the fachc Ocean
opening II anything had happened TO the trans tnere
would have been great many large organs nar'
An along the road every body said tho brightest things
they could there nothing in the care 50 wonder
as TO take minds from the great praiics 'na' Jay so
broad and green along way. The cattle that weed
fancy B1aoes had all the flowers iorthe cars wodn
stop to let little boys Pick bouquets ana 20 we nSa 1a
much. The cattle hadn't the least idea how muca we
would have thanked them for little bit Of their dinner
We were of sight of land sometimes and twas sach
anew strange sight 10 no house. or tree, or snruo
don suppose IFS any 70 try ~ tell now oeainui Is
on this whole road the state OF inols III sure
must help the Rock Island Railroad II mar what tney
asked me for or not telling everybody that got money
enough and time TO go that road some day thhs
they 4 thank me for it if they set home safe.
But probably they won't have such iancn as we hah
in the cars with thunder storm besides People 'na'
coudn eat at home without napkins ard SILVER FORKS,
pulling turkey dreadully apart and earryng greas
hard sandwiches TO the ladies' who most always
are taken care Of though they don have thor rsAts
We had cannon fred for Us all along and some very
little guns should think by the sound ana a. ,ls. we
This was the Great Mississippi, that good many ani
myse never expected to and felt as II must some
day start from ST. Anhouys Falls and go down the whole
river 10 its last evee $3.50 -,
that the people Rock Island standing there to look
at our beauty should have tried to look great dea
brighter as picked my way down TO cur boat. FOR
head they thought travelling clothes quito Nee but
our anything extra to bring oil the way rom
the Fact show They hadn eyes deep enough TO LOOK
into IN. heads as they passed along they seen among
c.ryyn.n lawyers editors with some OF the ladies' tney
broueb suoh kind of beauty as the sun woun change
or n gr, at many years make gray
don't expect to again such boautui picture
as the Elk steamboats, made that evening when they passed
the river TO Davenport in Iowa. Inc moon anI .o
water and the beautiful shores and the gliding OF the
pr boats the opposite bank and the people crowdg
there and the fireworks. Oh il too beautiful for any
body TO thy think about they hadn been mere Aad
th. all passed along to music too Tor each boat nad
band which pla! ed finely than thought o. nearing
so far away from the Germanlas as we were.
The Golden Era had Mr.. Fillmore and us on board;
80 We had chance 10 hear the speeches was glad to
tear lin talk very certainly about the great Pacific kai
ROAD thai doubt the smart kind OF people he was adj
dressing would have before long, because lnough ne
and ms ht be invited again that way had enjoyed
il so much.
But could Mt help thinking every time they made
cheer something he'd cay very fine about them or me
land they owned how much was ike oven the pest knd
of people IL a, YOU meet with almost every day. They feel
like cheering when you things very nice aDout them
or what I'll. but very likely you lose your election
in ih ir hearts ysu didn't just pleasant to them
az AIr. Fillmore did TO the crowd at Davenport.
The boats lett Davenport at 9oclock, and as great
many brighter people have begun their letters here 10 te
about the going up to st. Paul and the Falls don think
It's bert 10 Try make people any more Interested than
they could be in the beautiful scenery ana me new
places 70 will only say that Charles little girl had sun
shine in her blue eyes again when she saw MN and