Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-03
Crlbune 4 Gtlemapb.
KENOSHA, WIS.
THURSDAY, JULY 3rd, 1856.
Editorial Correspondence.

WASHINGTON CRY, June 81 1856.
EDS. TRIB TEL. Bless SOUL but it is warm! The
thermometer think be less than So the shade
Whether this in consequence of the southern latitude
OF the place compared with whether the fierce
of summer long withheld have suddenly darted up
on your heads, they fall here, have of know
ing but have of inspiration that the banks OF Lake
Potomac, for comfort.
We have not yet attempted any the lions Of
place The heat almost precudes stirring abroad In what
little peregrnations have made around this
city, the magnificent distances" Of which being closed
could not fail notice the mammoth and magnificent
public structures which being erected Iany at
loss to know what becomes Of the pablo revenues if he will
come here and look at the immense piles of marble and
brick, which being erected he get idea of
where great share of it goes The Capitol have only
had glimpse Of in distance and the idea sug-
gesed ITSELF there greater beautiful structure
in the world should like to it, Perhaps distance
enchantment the view we get close it, without
melting in the effort give, perhaps ntei-
gent opinion in the premises The Patent Office and the
Office both being enlarged, and don't Inow
give your readers better idea of their and
than to ask them to imagine structure extending from and
including the City Bank, corner, to and including
Runa House. the other; pEDporonaly deep and high
with outside of white MARBLE in the handsomest style of
modern public architecture But of all this more anon
To-day Saturday and there session either
The heat puts temporary damper upon all OF In
erest and there present excitement any
ect 1t expected that the resolution expe Brooks
would up Monday next, but regret learn that
it postponed to Monday week Excitement expected on
this question. 1t fine commentary the state of things
which exist here that MEMBERS peacesbe quiet feel it
necessary to carry revolvers their pockets We
with very clever welibehaved, Massachusetts member
who found necessary cucumber himself with this peck
ct ordnance to maintain his rights the floor the House
Those who like this things think that it is well
for our National interest," and National reputation that
should be perpeuated easily be grafed by voting for
Slavery at the next general election and those
have the way and their duty equally clear to them.
have heard little nothing here, yet of politics
hardly expected, south of Mason Dixon's lne to nnd
much enthusiasm expressed in favor Of the Republican
didates, and need not add that thus far have been
disappointed In Maryland, old Wing
friend 81 shall vote said he for Buchanan
he is Democrat, but because he is good conservative
Wing" lie had it, exactly Buchanan represents tha
stod conservatism which the whg party represented
The Republicans here well satisfied with the nomina
ton and the appearance Of matters Everything, through
the North looks well and PROMISES well for side
have a strong faith that shall succeed.
a number of Wisconsin people. About the flrs
man set eyes upon in the city, editor sHARPsrEN,
the milwaukee Nscs" Immediately thereafter
tered LEVI BLOSSOM, Ex-sheriG PAGE, OF Milwaukee, Mr.
CLARK, Of city, and Others Railroads render
ing cosmopolitan a well as homogeneous
have Senator DURKEE. He is looking in his US
ual health, but rapidly recovering from the chill and f
which had made him its victim during the winter
Yours, s.