New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04
JUNE.

Summer has come. In the face of the scep-
tic who yet hugs himself within his great coat aud twirs
his umbrella reatnngy. this assertion is made IL
granted that the cymc has at the con-
Hiding, IN view Of the unaccOuutabe disappearance Of
Spring this year bur the prcnOnOry symptoms OF white
vests and the increased Drancy OF our thoroughfarcs
convey 20 him That his Occupation gone indeed" II
the caprice Of April frcttcd u.s. and the almost unpar
slcled severity Of the "mc17e month Of May" forbade
the softer perambulatOn by such harsh cOunselOs
biting winds and heavy rain storms, they have but in
creased orr appreciation for the June that has burst
auspicOusy Ms For " was June indeed that greeted
Tie toll last Monday June in all its smiles 10
looked even Oyclcf by contrast WIN the departing HOWn
of spring This June is gorgeous month; hues, its
perfumes, aud It's sounds, in ut company with itself
The SKY looks more deeply blue the howeIs seem to he
81 greater PRIDE nature puts on all her spleDdOr at tins
Time. The showers that fan enhance rather than decrease
the exquisite tout ensemble: for the tear OF pity quy
erng with thousand scIuatiOns on the eyeld lends
unto the human face the highest expression that be
less ewcllets Of moisture glisteIng Ike powdered da-
~Sysde is nature indebted for her most perfect beauty
IL Is hard FOR the dwelcr within the hot and dusty city
not because he loves not less appreciates the beauty
and fragrance OF the June that rcgns DER the field and
mountain. but because his contact with the many
tongned Of cOsmOpoity deadens the soul to that
most o'erweenlng charm IN rural Snmmer-its entire
peace That stiffness, broken alone by the constant wills
per Of the insect world is eloquence to those who study
nature and learn ITS truths.
peculiar freshness and luxur1aDce and 10 tbem and 70
te season wherein they attain their hight OF attractive
APART from satire, welded gentle aud kindly pen. n
flowers:
Meath clustered beugb, each floral bell That spiogeh
,hnd tolls rs PcTiaiae % the passing air,
hAkfA Sabbath h. tbe fields, and ngeih
A call 10 prayer
The rose, queen % flowers theme Of songinaker and
pledge OF lovers expands into its most Tefulgent bril-
laDcy and depth Of cclorng in It Is blessing To
the rich ana poor alike, lighting up both mansion and
homestead w.th ils crimson splendor How welcome
after the long weary Winter, this Summer this break
ing OF the tra OF wind aud that has kent rs fear
ful venture from the city The ue weather is indeed
a boon 10 alR especially TO those who thfouplont
the week labor increasingly, and on Suudsv seek
rest and quiet enjoyment IN the green Lanes ana flower
studded fields Of the neghboring country The sunshine
az the last days gives prediction fine weather
80 81 nan zero ben EOpatOp Let hope thatte GENIAL
change rs destined be long one and will afford 10 ali
yecompense IN ton for what they may have suffered
10 the past long and Winter One proof OF the
coincidence people feel I'm the month being satisfacto
Tiiy fine is the numerous advertisements OF pcnics aud
pIcasere excursions which dot The stieets And In view
OF The pleasant season nat luauguiated, what more
All than the poets apOstrOphc
sL- come ffe merry ssinne Of beauty and BoWe;
gsdsOSs i.eHb that biing thck ebuess % bowen
no. heart and sAlk sboaa Sing caTk sud rare ASIDE
hills fhrself where peaceful waters gde
or GBJsnrsth tbe fbsa0w vast II latTiarehal tree,
ieayes the c.des 6ky raTt iran1niHl.