The weekly Butte record., 1861-11-23
NO. >
Model Love Letter.

seated tender passion 10 COiH''e"uCu W 'no
serious consideration of those, who, anxously
yearning for that bliSsful momont.' are too
ready to exclaim-" Hope deferred maketh the
heart sick" 1t is clipped from Western
exchange and must have emanated from some
poor PillieOddy,' whilst primely perehed
upon the pinnacle Of pitch-pine pyramid
Sweet Sicily dove-hke creatures, peruse upon
it, and weep:
MosT TRANCENDENT AND Consciously Be-
LOVED Would that my pen were dipped in
the dyes of the rainbow, plucked from the
wings of an angel, and meHded with the prayer
of an infants wit l then might expect to
paint the burning brightness Of that fame
which thy thrilling eloquence has kinded.
Thou sunbeam of sentiment; soft moonlight
of modesty. Thy voice is as gentle as the drst
stirring of an infants dream. Thy step is as
light as the silk footed Zephyr, which famed
with the wing of perfume the new born Para
disc. Thine eyes are two brilIiants, stolen
from a seraphic crown. Thy lips are riven
rosebuds moistened by the honey dew of alec-
tion Thy words are like drops of amber
Thy teeth arc SNOW fakes, set in bed of YER
bena Sweet spirits of camphor double
distilled essence Of homeopathy; sourkrout
of my hopes sauce of my thoughts; butter
milk catsup of my fancy; tigerlilly of limo
cense ogwood of perfection
Thou art the mintjuep of my dreams the
ginger-pop of my waking visions; aud the
cherry bounce of my recollectionsl
Thou art as harmless as the tiger handsome
as the elephant melodious as the lion; meek
as the hyena unspotted as the leopard as
bright as the struggling, sneeziug sunlight,
passing through the mortal cracks Of an old
barn loft; OR streak of creased lightning,
churned to consistency in the milky-way, and
prepared with turnip tops, comets aud pocoon
roots from the crust OF eternity
Thou onion of the soil, picked pumpkin,
preserved cabbage Of the garden of Hesperides.
Thy glance is more melting than old butter in
the Summer time.
Thou art drop of nectar from the cup of
the gods or the juice ola rotten apple
ANT1. .CooIIEIsM.-rhe An,i-Coolie Associ-
alton of San Francisco held meeting Tuesday
night Alfred Buetell addressed it. In his
remarks, he came down on that race OF people
with the following thunder:
The Chinese are the fthiest people upon
the globes surface, and affirmed that The most
terrible of loathsome diseases was first brought
to Europe from the land Of the Tartars, by
soldiers of the army of Alexander the Great.
The Asatic Cholera, which has destroyed
millions of people in its periodical visitations,
also was born of over crowded aud dirty cities
in the Chinese empire. Leprosy, too, came
from China, and now after the great trouble of
European Governments 10 eradicate this mala-
dy from soil inhabited by the Caucasion race,
it would be hard indeed if we allowed its rein
PRODUCTION by the Mongols here. The speaker
called China seething caudron of infamy,'
foul sink of corruption, and an incestuous
hell He also declared very emphatcally that
the cry of emancipation from Chinese tbral-
dom is unconstitutional should be put down,
peaceaby if we can, forciby if we must
that it was the intention of this association not
only to prevent further immigration of Chinese
Tartars, but to wipe out those that are here as
soon as possible-that he land he believed the
other members) wished and intended to do this
if possible by means that are legal If they
couldn't do this, they would legalize the
means In fact, that this terrible, fltheating,
desease engendering, morals-lacking, filthy Chr
nese scum must be shimmed of the pure water
of California and thrown back into the sink,
China