New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

/ 70 bsesA Up the seeSs Of Fsvsky.
u, "esgsDs dance" wss shervsrd. until the re,
r'reets, being qstss lucrative busness to tie per-
i formers.
One Of the mos. novel and luderous Performance v
Of the hind ever wtDessed Wa BY . company OF
tut.lsae Of old Hock-e.washta They were in the
rsla OF "fs dress or rather gn.dress and we're not
ihe NOS: submissive to discipline. The mouth Of the
old decIepi., deposed chief was drawn to broad
Fl. refractory pupils. In spite If .coldiDg ana
| ing the boys vsuld frequently fy off a: Tangent,
and the tin pan music failed in its hsmonzins design.
The general impressions Of the autaor in regard
TO tho .ocal condition and educ stona prospects Of
Mjppesota are Gummed up in the following dialogue:
AN INCIDENT IN THE EAST.
Dining the Summer Of 1856 was travelling in rail-
car in Eastern Hew York, and occupying seats near
| me were welliAformed gentleman and lady. Con-
yer.aiiop from commonplace topics, became interest.
ins and ip ally turned upon the Yves. in general and
Ninresots in particular; the country, its merits and
interval Of silence the GENT, man Inquired il knew
| MIS- B., principal Of u seminary at st. PAUL."
"Oh, very we'll, Sir. Is che an acquaintance Of
yoursl"
her hut once, ssd that on her way West. She Was
pioneer in the cause Of education in your Territory
"sbe va. there q: an esrly day, and has, think,
n
zen school, and hat under the most unprom;dng and
discowsgibg Circumstance
He REPLIED, Thought it at the time very hazard
Gus enterprise and tried to dssusde her from il. but
the r,por1. Of hef success have happily justified he
upde,takipg. She is still there, suppose
AT sent sbe il in the East
moi to remain !"
"Opy few months. Her health was slightly in
pair, and her Energies pretty thoroughly exhausted
BY berg oyertaIed and q suspension OF effort was
deemed advisable, which che is improving II visiting
| fiepds.'
ct would sfod me- great pleasure TO meet her, and
| l hope it nay b, ny good fortune. owe her An
apology for ,kepicism when she was SO sanguine;
You will please bear her my kind remembrances and
hearty congratulations on her success, with the hope
| tha, ,be has not brgo'tea but torgiren.
Receive nos the assurance, said l. o. grant
absolutiop. and W, will shake hands as old friends"
| The surprise ", leave the reader 10 imagine.
"And now" says he, tell me- were there no disap.
pointmen,s-was here nothing to mar your felicity
| In short have yot never regretted going !"
"If there were no clouds, We would not appreciate
the blessing of tn, SUM- no dark nights, would not
| 80 fully enjoy tb full moons Influence. Shadows
hdre fallen upon my pathway, but many genial rays OF
from regrettDg that closed my ears to your advice,
aid wilfully persWered, as some thought sganst all
| counsel, it has been constant theme OF rejoicing
that, at that eaf day, set The pofes Of my feepte
But YOU must nave found much that was uncouth
and genisl-nust have experienced much of the
| 'y0yskiRg Of life.
We'll you know, it is said that honey may be e1.
tracted from the Interest flowers This Is as true N
| the moral as in thu physical world. found moral
necessity, well as moral philosophy in closing
my eyes and seeirg only the fair side OF the plcture
in sbort of making the best Of everything and wait
irp the change that fast developing. And every
difficulty AID t,iasurmOunted have but attached me
| more closely to my adopted home.
"Would you not prefer to remain East, provided
| you could bring al that attaches you there
all
scarcely Imagine On inducement sufficient to keep me
| in the East. Ny heart is not alienated from my
frie nds but cannot always be near those we love-
The world has elaine upon u.s. which, II we deregad,
We forfeit the favor Of Heaven. love my native
slate with the fondness Of frst-a glrish love; but
nv adopted one with the true derotton Of 'coman's
love left the former at the call Of duty and that
alone wonld take me from the later.
"And you have, really, all the giories ana excel
leLces there that are represented ~
1.-The half never has and never can be told.'
9" Have you any foreign population :,
and drawers Of water. There are Gsrmsss, Swsdss
and Nowe gans many Of whom are ec5
ecod il du.sious citizens quiet ana sS"oons' 'ucn
as are Diet iment to our population. .
Your territory is repued healthy Win no ague,
al Z o disease common to the country.
II know VI no disease peculiar to the country:
Bad rhs1y is carrying OF ifs victims 6y s,9Ies ana
though The wcrld is better of to be rid a them, and
u, lie ayeh TO heart when the drunkard gone YET
s,hers are coming up to take their places and this
will be the case until the liquor trade is suppressed
Can nothing be done to stop the abominable
IRE Aic J"
mot 20 long as the majority Of our Legislators are
d. n who cater to the public favor, and WINK a. MI
guilty buy ing Their votes with whisky, and licensing
those places Of sin where the vendor Of vice, peuper
ism and death is seeking to entrap every youth 10
con muDy. tell you we want men OF moral pr:nci,
p.-men who shal join the ranks Of those who stand
up fearlessly in the defense Of morality and temper
snce.' ,,,,
You hope for the dswniDg Of brighter day.
"There Is strong army who will never cease u
hope, to tight and pray" ,. u.;,.,.;. ,.v :,
1.-THE magical working Of the Maine Law is JsH 10
mi. State AID the vendor and retailer are made -
feel its power and it rW yet sweep from this entire
nation the drunkad manufacturer"
God grant il nay not be long,"
well, are yoa posted in commercial and nnsnc 70!
n atters Are there any opportunities remaining iof
| Pre- stable investmentsF
LAS good as any yet made, and there will be tor
| years to come never urge one dislnclned 70 60,
ior remember one who came, as he SAID induced oy
He landed in rainy, unpleasant day gsIed around,
pronounced it all humbug, and LETT In disgust
| Othere, by the same means, were induced 70 come,
aIrived III Ger different circumstances, their souls
clear from msts and fogs and yet rejoice in their de-
esion. But to those predispoted. ! say as nave
said to YOU The half never was TOLD and you cannot
regret the change We want none put s'ernng, up;
right men, Of strong moral principle, who Will stand
firm on the eide Of Right-who will build up aud not
| pull down society"
What is the enco engagement to professional men
Any openings for them :.
| Every profession is crowded, and YET there is
ple1ty Of room for more. Hundreds Of lawyers con-
tive TO find employment. The doctor lires, though
there should be to every sick person; merchants
In the various branches Of trade all do thriving ou'l
ness mech snics are never idle, and have high wages
the milliners and dres.makers even covet rest but
find it not in short, there is branch Of honest re.
spectacle business but meets sure reward, ana Is
last leading on TO fortune. One Of our most wealthy
business mtn banker aud real estate dealer, wen.