Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-10
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soRIBRItNas
rYom The SIZED Dehiiid the Wall,

1 WITHIN Jor NE tEhffiHS a4FAtNtBt+SHt
SoRIBBn1NGs
PYom the SIZED Behind the Wall.
Winter, wtIlils ice and snow, and winds and
dteaIy ,lays, hSS rolled away Into eternity, And
Ike a new born rose, ihe blight and beautiful
snfIng has ifoM lie close folds Of Its rosy bud
6Suomed into iftshness and beauty.
Piowets Are glowing eyeEyShere, and tleIt per-
fume fills field and garden, cottage and hall. Tile
ar Is filled with The music OF birds, and eveIy
flesh budding lice feels glad TO ntel lis oil an!
cheerful friends once more, The little brooks and
waller falls that for 50 many months have hal lhel'
muimuins voicis checked, nov burst lfoG tllelI
feteTs Of crystal Ice with double strength, and sins
aloud Tot very Joy, as with bounding steps they
rush forth 10 meet The glad SUMS cheering isYs
And they, whom disease has confined 10 heus Of
illness oil the long winter thtough-Oh how
gladly DO they welcome spting. The ttoh Of eoflh
can ride fOnI into the Solt air Of The morning
hoity, and drink IN all the beauty that Is scattered
so nrofusely touHd. Aud even tue poor lnalI ItCm
oul his humble col may dag himself, and IN the
blight sunshine and pe:lumcd aItIOlstt his w'elcII'
edneSs.
hut with these balmy days Of SPting 'hete come
Der lie heart Eemenbtallees sad olId gloomy Ne'
membranes Of eyes thai 0llce shone WIN we iIe
Of lOye-ond now are IlaIk and SlEhlIeSS N me
grave. Remembrance Of lips that once 'lloyeu
but 10 bless us--aMd now NTe mute toIeYef' ne
membranes OF voices that once came IKE Ialty
music Ia. our listening eStt --alll now ATE nualllg
Kew melody 10 angelic cbOltS. liememhfaNces o.
forms That once hung upon our HO3onl' anu pitss'
al tlrit warm kisses to our buthing lilS-oNu NOW
are cold untl liEelcSS IN lie tomb.
U, heaven! tits in jlSISuClI hOuGs aSlhcse, wien
Al III ilp LiR1p sing tIlH
MANIFEST, ind the nO%tTI smell tie sW eettS, lhal
he heart etOws sick Of earth and fees that lie
/, bul dteam, and time hut stteam, down which
we arc oil lutfyins into great ocean pfaTe. Oh!
tell me- Ear redtef, low InnHy hopes AMI onlicl'
nsltONs have you seen buried IN the gave AI'ce
sou saw la>t Mays flowUEs GlOOm!
remember well o lat young gIIl with noble
heat, 1nd eyes as black as night WIN ilAiisu
hCtOsS my pathway, bnl SpElnS AGO, In all lhe
winning beauty VI youth. The world l,etOit lle'
was but q hidden gave aIlCl with budding now.
cts. fneNds SpInlls 0ul Ull ereiI SIDE 70 greet
ke:. And The music Ul let voice filled all l1edtS
with Joy and ladneSS.
Bal the sweetest owtrs often fade llc soonest,
There had IceH long pressing OIL hrt arm haul
ftOm oul tie ltalhS VI faraLiSs. aud Jay, alter
day, and week after week II drew eI RenIer, still
ileaTet The tfea (Ountan Of oil light, One Jay
Tie world looked so gloomy, and heaven so ttans'
cendenily Lpnutiiul, she could resist no moTs The
nlealing hands, nor turn away lei eaF from such
brseechins wosIs. IiHd so shielded! q vile aud
brother lost a sister, fhtHeEand m0ileT dnugl.
tes-but tue CholiSlct oil heavens gieal clIOf giIl'
ell voice wlOSe loRtS will forever MI Tile Gieai
court obove with "haIIclujALs IL lie Lamb who
has bought htr a PARDON"
llCyond tho bridge lletc Is au old house lInlf
sunk beneath the ground, TINT IN my daily walks
used often 10 pnss By. You would badly notice
Il my teOder, aud yGt with il there ate CONNECTED
IeEemblatIeeS lhnl from some IeaTlS Whole
world could not buy. was Iitst alitnCtCd To.
wat,IS Il BY seeing The head Of n very beautiful
child psering above lie basement way, could
nut PASS without stopping moment 10 lnnE 1T her
long sunny nurls, hiid peep iHO hcF eyes 50 softly
blue, and wondered II angels were more beautiful
lImIl ler ~ morning, noon ard evening she was
always there. Ilct face always VOC the same
sweet smile, aud shc;nevct failed to tiaNk me with
both her EYES and mouth, as th1ew bon.bOu
into her little hands.
Sometimes would stop anil pal her soft cheek
and smooth down her golden CUTS, aud once
kissed lei but size fnsed her eyes full nf leals to
mine, nntI said 'ttny Papa does not allow Tie tn
kiss gentlemen" felt sorry TINT ! had done So,
anil promised never n lie so rude again, Al night
Wien Tic candle light sh0ne Though the wintow,
have peeped through Onl seea a wciuan Of some
nineteen summers, bending beside tough ma'le
trib, wherein was lying all tie wealth let Heart
coulrl boast Of OH eatlll. AMI then she would
tSe 10 het feet, On beckOn tlalk haired man that
sal ACROSS the loom, 10 come and look upon tielT
common treNSute. And he would walk softly
over illr p:ank no)r 10 wkete his wife vas stand
int, and with lis arm around lIet slundet vast,
they would stand looking fot long while upon
tile liuls creature slulnbeEins IN peace aud quiet
lhrfc.
hut Srrns had Vliled rs fot away from winter
Ms now; mud aS the lights grew wNnuer my "tIlIIe
net" used IL linscr IN the moonslille, nj CI post
beside the steps, and look O home upon the Ut al:
.iul heavens above. ! knew twas lot hUidt 10y
this, that ia my walks down town I'd SEE llet and
preSS my hand upon het cheek, aud push back The
[urs from let fOrcheal, and then TetntuilG III nII
hour or two, I'll nh bet there sii, LOOKING up to
the calm blue SKY above, Ns If ltV young heat
weIe IN communion with the lwelIrrS II those fat
VII lahils. Once Slipped quietly up behind LEI
anal putting n.y. haul npOn htr little bend, aud
lnuking down into lief almost liiIlnmlcSS EYES,
asked. "wllat wee yOu boxing ut, my ,le1Tl"
40! nothing but lcAYen"--waS hCt a!lleSs &c.
ply.
"AMd may, what is heaven, my little petit"
"Why! don't YOU kNOwl tits wIltt; the gOOli
people live; and my Mama says that II I'm good
little rirl, and say my HLyrrs, and rID'nt Use
naughty wOtls, mud love every body. Jesus will
come and take mc there IOU,"
"And would you like To leave you deaf Mother
and Father, aud 30 away aMl never S'c them
nEuinl"
"Oh! no! lsnt then Ma and Papa pre going
with TIE, anil lLr good Lord will give us braul.
luI home With l0wtrs around il, anl tees oui
hooks and singing bltd',-oRd OIL wont it bs 50
nictw
took hrt little hnnl IN mine nnt! pressed it 10
my EeCEl, und Snltl with u trembling vOice-"gOO'l
night my little pet" EOt felt that this pure
child had but w0nEereI away from home, Tot a
little while 10 shed sunshine over part Of eatRS
gloomy walks, C'ef she went 10 bct FateIS hume
again. J. d. NJ, g.
WuEELSo, March 1855.
TO BE CONTINUED,
INTERESTING OCCASION AXb CoSEEsrOSpENcE.-
The Gland MnsteE Of the Giant LO,IeG Masonic;
of the District of Columbia, DR., Charles S. FtaI.
Ian hns recently received letter from The Grand