Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
PAu,-ROADING.

md the trains arc always up to their time exactly
Don't YOU love ride occasionally in the c"i7
We do. You get airae idea Of the age you ii'e M
,bere Harry, b;,sile and to the uninitia'eu Gun
fpson You e 10 the depot before the tram
crowd * already there before you ihefe al
oro,gl around the depot about "ear-tlme
M, arc there TO look on and see what ls gong
70 see Who fni es the cars ard who gets OIL
rI,ia1, are idlers and the momentary excitement oil
tbo arrival aud cgarture of the ears, forms an
agreeable episode in stless day. Others are there
because they arc expecting friends or relatives on
the cars or they have friends relatives who are
going to take the cars and they want to see them
off aud thus at the last moment say extra good
bye. And others are there TO take the cars, ana
YOU are one of that number You look around you
a moment. and nod TO friends and acquaintance
YOU see there, and find some OF them are going 10
be your fellow passengers. But whhe you are
passing tie friendly greeting, you hear the whistle
y, the distance. and Immediately all are on the qai
yive Trunks, packages and what not, are OeinS
piled together, TO lie ready TO be packed into he
bagoage car, aud a few nervous individuals are
Anttering around it, fearful lest someof their bag
qaoe should be lcst behind. But you are cooi-you
ave not going far and you have no baggage to look
after. and Won can ford TO look on coolly.
Tie long train comes laundering up to the depot
tho brakes arc put hard on and the iron horse
unwillinsly cemcf TO a hall, paat.ng to 50 on
There is a hurryiag of the crowd. Already the
baceage is being tossed out and more being toSsee
in. The express man hands ont parcels and pack
aces and receives others in thoridaee Passengers
are crowding out and passengers are erowding m
Some of the iornef are running AFTER then baggage
and counting it over. 1t is ell thofci and newitl-
standing the haste aud apparent carelessness with
which it has bean thrown out, Il is al! right The
mail bags have bcau thrown out, and ere this time,
about minute ad half, you have found com
Portable seat in one Of the elegant cars, ana you
hear the welcome cry of all aboard the ben
rings tho stoam Is let and the long tram STARS
You look back .lAite way back alreaay-'he
stragclcrs about tie depot ale sGatternig-'he ohi
nibuses have driven OIL, and the scene moment
aoo so lively. is again quiet and deserted, but ere
these reflections have hardly passed through your
mind the train is speeding away, and the objects OF
your thought are already out Of sight.
you turn your eve inside now, and glance along
down the w.lfncI seats, aud take note OF your
fellow passengers Yonder sits d petty Old gen
Ho,uop with rather severe cJUatendnee trying 10
read the morning paper. You are quite sure he Is
n,r,e, over tie commercial and money column, ANA
o, ore ouite sure that on the ears, he Is more
i,tent mon the idea of gain than the swiftly
cbo,,oin[ landscape A litlc further is young
man with the lqts-t novel, indastrously trying to
trace the career Of his favors hero Or heroine I'M
der difficulties. Nearer by, is anotnsr, trying to
sIao, under diHcu,ies-ho is curled down IN one
corner of the scat and is apparently just ready to-
enter the land o Nod but his head goes too far, and
comes in contact w..h a sharp corner, which brings
him up with jerk, looking little peevish.--
In another sad- ao couple Of politicians, arguing
their respective s,aea, also amber difficulties.
little farther Of you catch "a partial glance Of
pretty good looking face, revealed instead OF con-
ceaed, by most bewitching little bonnet. glance
of the half DREAMY eye, shows that sire like you Is
ticking note Of the motley group around, ana sort
Of sympathy il thus tacitly acknowledged. iou
wonder If that Jufi 6ns looking man beside her is
her father or-no, you donl tel:2Ye that You
wonder where size is going, aud what for-wheher
Won vii. eyer meet again under other circumshan
ces-whethcr shs - rs good ii lie is pretty-you
know she is of cou se-anG yos wonder again what
if YOU should meet agin-anj thus you go Oh won.
derng, until you toige. the survey You were making
and while the crowd of humans are jogging up and
down. you turn turn your eye outside musingly.
1t a cool bright day, and the wealth of green
that GOV crs tie earth looks inviting. When you
first look out yoa see only trees, bushes, fences,
&c, flying pas Yea with almost dizzy velocity
You soon tire OF this hurry AMI scramble, and cast
your eyes away over fo,d end meadow in the dis
lance Immediately the whole landscape common
ces a stately nl.nuct, for your especial benefit
Groups of trees I'll ant farm houses, drovcs OF grave
looking cattle under the shade Of spreading oaks-
"ull around in Il ill., seems to be the order Of thc
dnv; ana around ...y go-now in slow and stately
tread, as the landscape recsie'. and anon, as the
view diniuisAcs they take Il quicker step, rs i
aroused to new life by the Wild shrill scream of the
whistle that ustuow breaks in upon your reverie5,
and recalls you to nc rattle aud rumble Of the
and the bob1i forms around you. While you
have been thus ia,aIging in your half dreamy for
getfunes=, tie train has spec Ola, ana you are ali at
once entering aunt err town. The bell rings, the cars
stop; few of yoar fellow passengers take down
their travelling Ia : hurry out, and other strange
faces come hu.ryng in, looking eagerly around for
seats You inyo.mtariiy spread cut your arms to
occupy as much of your sea as possible for you are
not in q mood for q companion t0-dGy-you want to
resume that dream so suddenly dispellei and you
hone the new G iners will be accommodated
without taking part of your soat-and they are
and the train is AIN ON its way and you see the
object q YIN, by via their old speed. Cloud shad
ows a.o flying ot,r the landscape now, bat not
switcr than yo3. Ilu cannot resume the old dream,
quite The djsan; viewis shut il now by the forest
that lines the track, and you can only watch the
giddy trees that ago spreedin by in endless success
sion This Is too active for dreaming, and You give
it up and us,.os. lring your eyes inside once more
Your companions are still actively bobbing up and
down. and you smile at the regularity Of the motion.
The conductor, a friendly, MISUNDERSTANDING indi-
yiiual comes along takes the tickets from the hat
bands OF where it not visible touches your Shout
der and quietly IS tickle. sir, and passes on.
Anon ysu hear bong drawn scream from the whistle.
You have heard char Same whistle several times be-
fore, but not with The same tone and You now Judge
you arc ucol.n- the end Of yopr journey; already
within hailiu- distance ofthe Garden City, and seen
Won are there Noa start up with the rest, in a sort
Of sympathetic Aas.e, aud are now out upon the
platform. Here tuc uproGr hundreds OF runners.
bawng ont their razcu cries. ci,ctuaiy dispeIs
all musing Nou soc in the crowd the owner ofthc
sweet face and thc bewi;ch ing little bonnet, and
she is leaning t-us:.u Fly on III Of tho.taN ma.
and you are somehow glad it Is her father, bat the
crowd closes, and so closes the last lini, Of your
dreamy railroad RIDE. and you are fully awake now.
THE MLwAuNGE SESTlNEL.-This old an
sterling Republican journal has made chang
in the disposition of its matter for the Daily
which we think Is decidedly an improvement
The local, commercial matter, and latest news IS
now on the first page instead Q. in the inside of
the paper And speaking Of the Iatest news, We