Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18

ting at the secretary, writing to Fred, and had
Just made funny sketch of myself for his bene
| flt preparatory to giving him my hoep-expe
rence. rose quickly at hearing tie name Of
my visitor, upset chair. tilted the poor, little
surprised kitten heels over head, and, in short
committed sOmany awakwrdnesses that myself
/ possession quite deserted me. To add TO my
| embarrasSmonts, the uncomfortable man was this
morning more intolerabe than ever. He eyed
me from head to foot, with an expression of con
cealed amusement, and-can you believe it,
the wretch absolutely asked if we had not somc
idea OF going tie live in Surrey do think tina,
every drop OF blood in these veins rushed to my
face 1t was in vain / tried to converse, and n,
! last was about to plead an engagement and beg
| to be excused, when he rose, saying that his
tlme was short, and therefore his call must be
the same; that he was en- route for Norfolk where
he expected to join his ship and sail for the Med
iteTaneau; that he should probably see Fred in
lew weeks, and-glancing ut the secretary
would be happy to carry any message or letter
Now, was really glad OF the chance, and So
quickly signing AMI sealing the ha!f-written
sheet, gave it to him, and babe him good morn.
ing with great satisfaction. l thought no more
OF the man until two months afterward when
there came package from Fred, with few
hasty lines accompanying, to say that he was
Just the happieSt husband in the world. He had
seen Lieutenant McB., and was charmed by his
report OF my appearance, as well rs by my own
sketch. He child me for keeping him 50 long in
ignorance, and then implored me, as | valued
his love, to take every possible care of myself,
and spare no expencc whatever, adding, that il
was likely he should see me in n few months, as
the commodore wished to communicate with Sec
rotary d., aud had promised 10 make him bearer
of dispatches.
DO you know, | was so stupid that Fred 3
meaning never reached my brain till | opened
the package Then il was plain as day. There
were some eXquisitely embroidered infants,
dresses and couple OF darling little caps Of real
Nalencieunes You can't imagine, mdchere, how
cried my eyes ous over them, for Frcd's antic-
pation,a and then his bitter ppontment, stared
me full in the face.
Il wrote but, OF course, it never reached him.
He came home three months after l cannon
tell you the rapture OF tina. meeng.nor my agony
Of Soul when he whispered, NJ adeeine dar-
ling, where's our child | sobbed out the truth
upon his breast, and he, too .wept uncontroiaby.
Dear Fred no one knows what Il noble hear,
he has.
You may be sure | pitched the horrid hoops
far enough But what will you say when tell
you that had to hunt them up again and wear
them; aud what icW you say, too, when add
that we leave Savannah for Baltimore tomorrow
Fred and [, and-sone one elSe-you shall
never know-ncycr He's just the perfection
beauty. Do You remember little angel in
the Dresden Madonna that leans ON his elbow
in the lower part of the picture! His portrait
without the wings. HeGceR Keep array tie lctRgs :
You must be in Baltimore two weeks from
Sunday. There's to be a christening and Mr..
H. and you are to be the godparents. SO don't
fail
After that, wo sail for England, in the Baltic
Fred has resigned his commission, and viii leave
Us no more. See that beautiful little word, US!'
.. IL ..f
the name and arms of that Old Engishman--
preposterous / shall never Jump any more fen
ceS-oh, dear nor climb after wild roses -
But 'rI twist my own ringlets and nurse my
owu-somcbody Fred says | may. How I
wish that Surrey were side by side with La
Ruche! They'll never make great lady Of your
lit.lc, happy MEDELEINE.
'p.S.-Geoffrey That's TO be the name
another of the conditions it horrible
How wish you could see what see however
so many ofthe pinkest toes IN the world peeping
ont from under blanket
La Roucke, March %, 1857
----o7-S----
What the Democratic Church regards as
Reresy.
The Nc1rS continues its effort to mis-
represent the political character and
opinions of the st. Louis Democrat and
to make the public believe that it is an
unreliable and anti-Dcmocratic paper.
To make out a case the -Netr$ ventures
upon specific charges, of which the fol-
lowing is the graveSt:
From the year 1850 to the present
time, the journal in question has been
known and regarded as renegade from
the National Democratic Organization;
and though it gave to Mr.. Buchanan Il
passive support, its object was to win
voters to the heretic standard of Frank
Blair.
This "herctic Standard was the
standard Of Free Soil and Free Labor"
for Missouri, as well as for Kansas
."National Democracy" according to
the Vars, is opposed to these doctrines
and therefore the Missouri Dcmocrot,
which advocates them is denounced rs
a ''renegade, and Frank Blair, who was
elected by the MECHANICS and Work
MEN-theti'ce chiteIuboreJ-s OF St Louis
to upholdand defend themincongress,
is stigmatised as ''hcretic!" We have
lit, therefore, ''officially" p. oclaimcd by
the the Ne,rs, a Federal organ, that OPP
position to Slavery, extension and advo-
cacy OF Free Labor, in Kansas and
Missouri, is regarded by the 'Democrat,
ic" Church, as "hereSy, and will be pun
.ished as such, by the accommodation
of the offender.
As to this idea Of the NelcS that when
ever a prcss, or 4 member, Of the
DemOcra body becomes ''rottcn, the
Opposition take it up and make much OF
lit, we have only to say that had this
been our rule OF action we should long
since have appropriated the N2es and
"the Forty" notorious gentleman to
whose service and fortunes it is devoted.
And the cool iu,imation that "the poor
est intellect the Democracy ever "threw
overheard has been esteemed good
enough 10 lead the opposition, sounds
retreShingly impiudent in the organ Of
aparty whose leaders are mainly rene
@aGe Federalists, recent Wings and re-
creant Free Sollers-politicaI soldiers
Of fortune. ready tot serve any party
for pay, and to sell any principle for
p!mdcr--Nil,cdukee SentinuL
The Overland California Mail
The Buffalo Repujlic thinks from the
tone of the Washington Union in refer
cncc to the subject, that the Mammoth