New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

On bold ,he nightingale preferred
Than just wandering voice"
TssTf for, Pr 5'y and can Gs b, 9T rS.o NAV
Shall come with shining tran.
TlieL eIoiderod win leave sN Of wheat
Ard yellow be,s and rain.
Yea bring them back aeros. the ,ss.
In slOuds Of golden wiine,.e.
And i}TRy holy sIt BE-
Ibe gid and gIonCus day.
, TIE following very characteristic verses were
posed few months before her death, aud published
"''-''' TO An EVENING ROSE.
'G Sn, it'Is 7S1 e'eP, @sr I sc
My sweetheart naserh haste to be swAyi
Al! not for al my weeping val! be say
Thi, blessed morn Of grace
He iapIel his yellow iocEs aboI, fag ace
IL wonder such oTsaIing suevesi
Nay 10y hmenhbg sover
BIT for sd, olsSe, Lear III ttl you this;
After the lapse Ofj9st l,i'e houT
ending Of an eaILy bss,
No matter BOv.oever desrtis
had sweetheart too.
Aud loved hin With love 'npa,sing thire
Ard los, tie bin.bes Il Al did make me fu.
lis mouth Will smiles for ne did cease to shine.
Had burned Itself to ash, and was dead,
and S' no I So nv SIS Rt 9 and S' Sss t them m
Ny soul aud took COUNSEL, and We said;
Iis1 soncvIsrS~in The heaven, and in the sly-
his fe org ID vails ures birth
To love vital, with Cots ssce, 70 die;
And got comfort 50, ny soul and
During her last year of illness she delighted much in
the visits Of her friends entered with keenest zes into
their hopes and plans and liked 70 hear OF all that was
She talked much of better country with those who
came 10 talk to herupon the Land 70 which her steps
drew land 70 catholic and free from prejudice was
her spirit, that many of those friends whom she loved
best and with whom she held The most sacred commun
ion differed widely from herself IN their religious faith
She loved to listen to the reading Of poetry and of
pleasant stories but not lattery TO Anything OF
most tender and comforting chapters of the gospels,
pecialy those which tell of the savior compassionate
love for women Thinking of the, perhaps, she wrote
these sad, p!tyiEg words:
VIA Ths ss' R eG'P q 3' he tn would asal's
When IRON Ta a ssr Se s1 1I p5 s' 55 n r. I, morning
Her hair with ribbons eOored ike the skyi
What sit tia, LeI pleasure discompoes
Nb,u she would .: and sing the sln away
Making her see dead In roses,
AtHsbt G e6s, seem. tGe void e o,sry,
WHAT'S makes the trembling 'o,k ofucObe
hS- e m rs sse e sH'3 t 'HS esI 5ei doas
Without the mothers Efsytr
hrt her wild itaI' are mote than sfC can bear.
To the poor ,iehtlsss lark new powers ars giveu,
:, Ne, only WITH golden icngss 70 'ihg ing, ,...,
WITH undisceming wlgi
Bot what to her coth her sex sorrow bdngi
Her DAYS she tnns and yet keep. overarning,
Ard Der sesh shinks ~ II she feI the rod;
Foi sanst her Will sls thinks hard things concerning
And longs to be inseusate Nke the cloL
sweet heaven he gitinli rain dern Olonter
She SAs so poor in everything bat honor,
And d he Owed mrch-Oyed mach
Woala' Lord she had Thy garments benz to oaehl
Bafly it the hungry heart s',la l,r,
That n TIc o her 1' ihs ifrS men call lnsT
Even a her own desIi.e.
LoTd that her judges might receive their sghtl
At The beginning of each month she had been accus
toned for some time 10 furnishing poem to one OF
city papers On the first OF that month OF which she
never saw the ending she unable 10 write
V.
suddenly one day with something Of the old energy she
@ % Te m er Gn Sn to have ner pSr
was helped rom the bed she desired and though
completed the task to which she Lad Get herself The
last sianza she wrote reads thus:
A. tie yeol painting hear, to tie vstertIooh runs,
~ ile Naitrerook rrns 10 tFe sea,
sep, fsa1 s5s e ig Y .sa f.atrs sous
The writing is trembling and uncertain and the pen
hteraiy TEL from her hand FOR the long shadows Of
the place where too dark o @ Ie eye to e aSd
"nefe thefG is 10 WORK. nor device, nor knowledge
lovely here and iecps @ and cSdcr hold 'S Of I the
ern the S see yc she always reached one hand to
MOI sr liom any one OF Us and that he sweet commun-
ZOE OF Weh"S VINO are only separated by the shadowy
enl!aia OF death might su .einain Gnbroken. she
eoa,ya,oaaAy
,id H.; can bear ,tca e, rtafe;
N.f could EIdeTsani
hoos' the Sind, be,iijerirg ee5,a.ies
itni u-ai come tack. bai o. ust from
-i' Asfnitss comfort 81 my iooN,l 'ftau,
That these oBr mort
VICE. ouiNnfdlr reject he lnds
~ ia'rofef uror ,leIIp
WRITING NICER great embairassm cnt necessarily
must have not perhaps said Tic wscsr things of her
nor gwen We heht examples OF hi poetry and II
had uoLe 20, hct ~ THIS cUdid SO fairly Judge the
woman toi her pans AMI Gcar,s much greater
tLan her performance, ana hor lie much better than
LcI WoIGs tLat t!ose who d.d KNOW her here
mover now know bcr at all.
mo mas dcrc was written under the pressure
OF necessity; win al the hampcI aud insurmOlntable
GsadvaJ THAT from Iu-b of carly education
and tic want 81 cfrcinl and f,-leaf!c training, aud
often uuGf' rrrri bodily and mental suffering. For
consItu Cd q she was = wa possible for her to
help taking ~ Oh Ltr-ef 10; Oniy All The sorrows OF her
frieDds, Lnt ~ the tTllatiUn aud 6ng ush
that c0Detb upon every and dsusnteI VI Adam Yet