The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-19

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WHAT SHALL WE WRITE ABOUT
The above interrogutory is easily an
swered, for amid the mighty mutations
Of tine, o day docs hardly pass in
Which s~omothing new and interesting
fails to transpirc to elicit oura'ten''on'
IN fact, the times now especially are
nre0pant with events Of q lively ana
exciting nature, and the American peo.
ple would die of ennvi If some dreadful
accident, dire murder, or mighty tetedld
not come off occasionally to keep up
the mercury Of sensation
rtisnot VIA. shall we write about?
Tint we would seek IN answer to III nj
LING the columns of the Home Journal
That is not the question but, what
shall We say Oh there's the rub
that is what makes US pause. Jrstho"
wc think Of the japanese Embassy, OF
wb,th we have already spoken, but
scarcely Is the excitement on th"I
score on tho wane ere we are called up
on 10 dcvour with excited curiosity ana
eager appetite, detailed accounted inc
forthcoming visit Of the Prince Of wales
the Queens dear son, who rs 10 call
upon the Quccn's subjects in Canada,
and who has accepted an INVITATION
from President Buchanan to come over
into the United States and pay Inn a
visit. The young Prince has accepted
the invitation, and from n calculutlon
made BY o~ursnlf, it is quite probable
that we shall see the gallant Prince IN
pyopria PERSONA during our visit North,
and if we do we shall feel like asking
his holiness to come to Winchester and
bite a bit Of rornbrcad with the inmates
O fFancy Gate. We know he'd ENJOY
himself, and il is quite probabI" that he
would fal! in love with somo OF on"
many pretty, sunny-hoartod, made
lnoiscllcs abo tt Winchester. There's
no telling what would happen. The
Prince is only about 10 years Of age, or
20 at most, and that il just Tia" sweet
period in a Bachelors life when virgin
charms do most deeply inlay th'hsnI'
vos upon his tender heart Just 'he
time when all his truth oi lerNchl aht''
ton is most apt to display itself You
know that jerome BOnapartc~ WhoS'
death We chrohlcled last week, ana VIE
Is the last OF the old boh'p'ft' 7'''N
was only about ~ when he come tt
America, ana III 4 tour through IN
States fell IN love at h"l'l'noFc' wary
land with MISS h'Iza'o'h Patterson u
whom he was married ana "l'o' 1t u
said, was the only W"ma lie eve
ioVea bu' he "~''".no'",'" "'.''''' "'
NJ the altar OF Tue N"P''oo' %".s'S'
by yielding 10 Ills oI''r Dr''"c' N'p'
1eoh oHJcc''o"f u 'n' "''''"S,
About '"i'' ana Jerome me W, ~"
speak III next week ) Journal h''lh'
not room auiiiclch' lhi' week "
were" speaking oi 'Ac rr'ac'--''
Queens deas son How his v'Slt 70 IN
unitod States VIII excite our people
How we run alter titles ana money ~
We make ourselves Il '"''sh''8 S'"'
for European countries Inc" J"'lrh'
feels ASHAMED fofI''ls 'riiglnG ana IL"
ning Oh people l." 'hoSc WI" possess u
worth outside % "h't''"''' 40 anu
sion to the Prince, however, iof he Is
clever boy We expect, and "e ""u'
Fillingly make his acquaintance, IN
respectfully solicit INN not 10 forget IL
ii he should over visit our town bt
sides, VIC expcc, our young folks wouI
get up q little "storm" party in homo
Of him, Or go with him on a visit t
RQwe's Spring, Oh Cumberland Noun
taip, where, NJ doubt, he wolld cnjo,
himself ~ much a, ICE did II few day
since up there in viewing the Mss 7iu
ry-ies of hat mountain pile OF g%cologi
cal wonders and sylvan beauties-o
deep-shaded gorgcs and high, shiniu
cliffs, of bubbIing springs, and-and-
other things, "too numerous to mel
ton" Yes, the Prince would have t
joyed himself that day, had he bee
along.