The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
OUR WISCONSIN CORRESPONDENCE.


MILWAUKEE, June l6, 1850.
Our Visiters--Nee Route 10 tie Esst-The Crops-Hp
Hands and Plies Peak-Stae Of Busiqess-fhs First Of
Our Hamburg Lins-P0htics in Wicoasin dc.
Since Milwaukee a city 1t has not such a stir
and hustle as does 10 day Our hotels and streets
crowded with vsers-some on business but by far the
greater number On pleasure There three important
conventions in session here In the first place there the
Western Unitarian Convention which Is attended by all
the "big guns Of that denomination from St. Paul 10
Boston. Then there is meeting Of the Grand Lodge OF
Wisconsin, which ia attended by between two and three
hundred Of the free and accepted brethren from all paris
of the State They addressed last night by Judge
A. D. Smith, and tonight 70 have grand supper at
the Nevba Eoufe and good time generally. Aud last,
but By 10 msans least the intellect and enterprise OF
Wisconsin have gathered here to attend the Editorial
Convention, at which there is representative from
every paper in the State, numbering, in all,
one hundred. After having listened 10
ton ard poem by members Of the convention and trans
acting what business before them the editors
inspecting the city; and-who would believe 2--they
seem TO be particularly interested in brewe'ies To-
morrow they are to take trip across Lake Mch
the invitation Of the Detroit and milwaukee Railroad Coon
pany. is particularly interesting for outsider
contemplate with what cordalty those editors meet
around the flowing cha npagnc who cease hot week after
week TO backyard each other IN the choicest terms
through their papers When aas raold abol'tioniss
and pro slavery editors In "sweet hsr rony, faith
was strengthened in the p-obsosc INA. toe lime
hsnd,when the "lion and The sa' lie together
and little child shnll lead tlsn.r
Besides these three Connections ye eX l3I "
excursion party Of three four hund fro cncn-
matt and Chicago, and in few days we TO have visit
from the Chicago Fire Brigade, who 10 bring Of
their steam fire engines along with them 70 crafty the
curiosity Of those Of us who have those
oerfui ncuchiaes.
The opening Of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad has
beer The source o. great advantages not only ID Mwa
kee but "sconsln targc Tos route is cneaper, and
no ND 0pc 1rrtt Tho and
ofthe lake, via Chicago and IL viii be still further short
ened nen the Port sarns road IL finished, for will
hen have sn Air line rom MI Yankee to Niagara F.llv
This week our mall began 10 be sent over this bns,
and will In future continue TO be 81 tois arrange
ment tie through mail from New York, BGifllo 81,
10 received by our citizens twenty fonr hours earlier
and the local mail twelve hours earlier t1an by bc round
about way of Chicago Some psoole, especially those
Chicago, think tba. will be mposs Die this
route 10 winter account Of the ice in Lake Michigan
We believe there grounds for sach fes, OR las,
winter very inferior boys cfossei the lake, cJnnec.ng
with The railroad nj Grand Haven with perfect regularity
Zoe new cleaners Detroit and ~ wslkee vni5t have
been but ~ Bn0alo for this lpe aistfy linDchod
ana ERE expected 70 be Grsnei and the lake by tjs
end Of AvgUst They the afgest ard ges snd
most perfect naval architecture that have Jited
on thsts inland s.a, and equal 81 the bas. oceln
steamers; ard Win ee 1s route feel coon clt
that there viii be tsianf but ybst ctn
c'oss lake NChg49. - c,rioas I, h)w tbs nacre
DH5a o. MS route h,cfgo friends mates u.n
ga s;cs an1 ateresng 70 SOS ghi, an ioores. .or