Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

MAS so immeaSurably good. Is not childhood, to
grown persons, like the landscape scene in pros
Is seen from afar. | am convinced that, as q
child, you had many weary hours, with lessons,
rcproofs, pcnanccs, confinement, and many c!hcf
such things, which cannot affect you ROW.,
Lars AndarS laughed.
~I formv part" cont :nurd |, <'witl mover praise
the days of childhood: to me This iiu,o WAS lilod
with lament that | WAS Mgown IN, Al.
how cha II il would hc to DO grawn U9, and
not be :. j Il rar tearing my dress Ah, aay
to be rraN! "a, a,d so to tho hall, liz maMMi,
in a r,r4e ,.lc :, and With fawOrss .\h, thAt
were lHt grown AZ, a.l l,tsht road pomanaes
am eos, .tcl that all ehl.,ircn, zach in its own
way. h y these regrets, BIT grant, Tor " mo-
men. ,h'i ~hact;mes eaillren may soaliy be
Il r;y, Nh /. af,rr all. / this happiness y har-
we, thor, i.r', ,n oa.v haI enjoy. Aud when
we u; lrn,th rtar., tho gaal Of our cl0.aoo.'s
i, s.rcs- Wtea We av2 grawn ur, ariaS caNto,
raal raM. 'MceS, aNl sa TO hall--alas thon that
ch !. has ,ta n ,uAi in tho heart itsef, aud we
have then - u,paa un:o't, that VIC may he able
to enjoy the irUe rost. And hero have We th't
much ho-rraiScl happiness of childhood aat
youth -
..Roai,v. there is much truth IN what Ma lame
Werner has said" remarkcd the major, gravcly.
That was cG:Scdly we.. ssia, that about the
pcrSpcctivc. Yes, yes, it is tsuo."
No one can peruSe the above extracts without
arriving at tho conclusion that the book is It
good cnc---and one which can be read with rl"as-
u-e and profit. For sale hy {. Hamilton Go.
SIS TIE EDITOR IN ?'-Fowcrs are types of
innoc SO thought we yesterday morning, as
pert little Miss intr:,dcd her pleasing coun-
tenancc into o.r saactum an lai on table a
bunch Of wild flowers, gathered under the bluff
in ST. Anthony street. She had been rambling
amid thc bushes, anI the warm blood was yet
fresh on iier delicate cheeks as they dimplcd to
the smile which paved about her mouth. Those
lowers were called by tiny h1nds, and those
tiny little feet, as they came pity-pat into our
room, reminded US of years agonc, when one who
was wont to stroll with over the fields, now
lies sleeping in yondcr grave yard. Poor, dear
little thinc,-shc was hut Howcr--now trans
planted and blooms in Heaven.
Swell, sissic, what have you here 20 s'flowers,
sir; flowers for you. igathered them down by
the river, and if had got up earlier, am sure
could have got moro handsome ones.' Oh!
they looked so charming. ''Ent why Lid yon gather
them for mc?' s'Oh | don't know, | thought
YOU loved little girls, that's ALL and away
trippcd the little maiden with light step and Il
merry laugh, which even NOW rings in our ear,
and ealls up q host of buricl affections. Miss
limo :encc has gone, hat tho flowers still remain
anu ill or room with Their sweet perfume.
f;Ef- The Mnncsotian need give itself no I'M
casness concernin" the course which the editor of
the TINES will pursue so far rs slavery is con-
ccrncd. We will paddl, or own canoe, with
out any aid from one in whom we have 10
confidence, and who having sold the party with
which he WAS identified once, will be very likely to
do so again. We have succeeded in the face AMI
teeth Of the most strenuous opposition Of the Mn
ncsotian, and we ask no soft soapnow. We think
no one who has read paper sine, its
meme .ucnt, can or VIII dpibt our views slavery
Having never been backw lrd in expressing them,
we never shall hc, but to be hitched on to the
tail enf Of the Rice organ, is pill we prefer some
body else should swallow. We shall maintain
the same Independence Of spirit which has char
actcrzcd our course hitherto, fighting boldly
against error AMI wrong wherever they may exist
whether it he Railroad swindlc or the break
ing of 4 solcun compact. we hate slavery and
we dcspise those men who panlcr to the South for
political power, but we hate with deeper hatred
those who make the question political hobby to
worm themselves into the graccs of decent men.
Does the Mnncsotian understand us?
TIVE CExsrs.--Th Times, whose editor is posted
is regard to TIC dnirIss about the Execu-
tivc officers over at the capital, assures the pub
lie ;tat the census matter will bepropcrly attend
ell to. All right = -0fnnesotian.
y The TINES said no such thing. What it
did say was, that it had no fears but the officers
would do their duty, bat shOald they fail the
people would com, to the rescue. 1t is among
the inp,ssibil;tcS 70: tho Mnncsotan to tell the
truth, but the editor mast be shallow -pated to
suppose that the public DO not see these things.
c@5 alcCloud & Brother are laying the foun-
dation for large stone stoi in Third ST., which
is to be some GO feet deep, and built in modern
style. Nearly opposite, Judge Lambert is erect
ing fire brick building fc. stoycs and Offices
below in the same st: opposite .hc Banking
House of Truran NJ. Smith another brick build.
Ing raars its fine proportions. The character Of
the buildings which are in course of erection
this Spring of u much more costly nature
than those of last, which speaks we'll for the
good taste Of oar citizens.
'.IIana the E,lIrr-th, ths ~yt,. VIII
Tie cry stin is they co,hr."
The Winslcw IIousc has been studying Shake.
spcrc, that is, We should judge .c for is dorncd
bran new sign OH Thursday. ''The crv is still
they comc,'' can be applied with much force to
this establishment, for more customers have ap-