The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-12
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interchangeable Mac replled-and that without srain
ing his optical nerves very severely" CertainIvt
certainly, gentlemen, there can be- question as 10
this matter Let's drink ~ Verify Macs evss
were red with wine.-See report 2S4 Assembly
1871 -
hose who visit our road for pleasure, will do
well to get some information during the voyage TO
tlermont, from that prince OF good fellows, Capt.
A II ShuliZ The captain Is always on hand with
agood story, and IS thoroughly acquainted with the
best hunting and fishing grounds on the route. The
6shlDg In the mountain streams OF the Ramspo
Valley is said ts be unequalled in this State and
the scenery through this valley is probably not
'quaec IN the world for its wild native beauty, the
stupendous grandeur Of which rvets the attention Of
the traveller every side And il is in this charm
ing valley that we now purpose the formation of
an ASSOCIATION upon the true democratic priD cpIe
an association that will throw all the humbugs of
Owen, Fourier, Brisbane and Greeley into the shade
The site chosen by young Democratic ia nosses
scd OF great natural advantages the soil is yerv pro
ductlve, there Is abundance OF excellent wood on
the mountain lands-waer powers to auv extent
and buildings, machinery, and all requisite tools all
ready on the ground; this all be Obtained for less
than 500 and immediate possession given But
The greatest inducement tor two hundred mechanics
TO secure possession OF this land the fact that the
best iron IN the world for manufacturing purposes s
procured IN the immediate neiphborhood the blast
furnaces OF the Messrs. Pierson can be put in imme
date operation, which would soon become n source
oi wealth To the association. In connection with
the above, would here state that in 1910 proposed
TO the Erie Company the introduction of cast iron
rails OF home manufacture, instead of the expensive
rails imported from England; this was rejected at
hat time, and have Ony been able TO try it on a
very limited scale SINCE but will have an op-
porunty 10 put these rails to rigid practical test
when we hope to show that American rails can be-
furnished superior TO, and for half The price of the
English. The English rails for five hundred miles
OF road wonld cost, with the present duiies over
So 900 600 The cast rats proposed be furnished
tor hali that amount. Ihls 1t will he SEEM would
be an lmmensc saving 10 the Erie COMPANY, and at
The same time source OF great profit the assoca-
don.
There was blowout on a small scale Yesterday al
Nliddetown; but asst WIS lot up by the ppe-layers
Tor effect, we OF course could not participate wo
three OF the editors who have ceived stock for Sc
cre services were invi'ed and how far this dinner
was racked affair, may be learned from the " Elk
press, where this farce Is reported length and
among the sayings and dolDgs in relation TO this ''se
ven miles" Mr. Bowen is Introduces 10 the COM
pany as President, when, of course, Mr. Bowen
makes a very eloquent speech, CONCENTRATING the
people on the extension of the Erie railroad But
not one word Is SAID about the three million
nothing about the chief engineer; neither are the
contractors mentioned. The mOdesty of this man
urging himself upon the community at this time az
President OF the Company, is une xampled, and had
1t taken place at Goshen instead OF Middetown, we
would have had second edition of that popular
song, riding on rail-"
These seven miles were nearly all graded, and all
the iron delivered twelve months since 1t has
now been completed, mainly at the expense of John
Wood, the contractors who now helds over
$50 600 worth OF stock
We understand that nearly all the contractors on
this division have determined accept the scrip
that the Company now propose to issue, unless
Bowen and Seymour are removed from this dIyi-
SION This scrip payable in five years the interes,
TO be paid annually from the proceeds of the Eastern
division Now, the contractors are fully aware that
under the present manager ent the division can
never realize dollar. We will send you next
week, list OF the per- ons employed on this divi-
Ion, when will be seen that there s at least
dozen officers employed, who are of no use what
ever to the Company. Horace, who has received
some stock tor his strenuous efforts introduce the
buttermlk, was one OF the invited guests the din
ner; and on his return, stopped 10 view intended
Eden" was much pleased with the location, and
Immediately proposed to take an interest in the As
ISOLATION. But our democrace mean to oppose
this; Greeley is in favor OF Brownson, Fourier, and
Brisbane or traDscendentalIsm, absurdty, and nom
sense. We are IN favor OF the Bible, the United
States Constitution, and the New ork Herald, or
the religion OF God, common sense, and the proper
adaptation OF circumstances. Hence issue Is Joined
and we here stake our democracy against all the
Fourlerism that can be introduced during the
yer 1913.
visit the Ramapo Valley soon-we want your opiu-
ion in relation TO our Eden" IF you cannot come
send one OF your Aries BY the way, we have
something In anticipation for some OF your airy spi-
in our usually quiet village, is to be celebrated next
week; one OF our young engineers leads the lovely
Miss S. TO the altar OF Hymen Great prepa-
rations are being m1de,, and we look for something
superb, the parties belong TO the arsiocrscy Of
he village We need our old chum, Bill A., to
fire our spirits in this affair The fact is,
half his z,st for the " fine arts" when, after six
months hard labor, he finds himself most beaut-
fully bamboozled out of $40 900 cash. These pipe
layers have raised the very mischief with afec.
lions. Fam would we rambe among he lovely
scenes OF Tappin's Vale, and muse the beauties
of creation "Where are the friends OF early youthp'
"Sweet echo" answers, "Sic transit gloria numb {"
Yours ever, OLD Phil.
p S. Greeley visited Sylvania. "Snall potatoes
has fell-carrors Iiz 4"
FIRE IN BRIsToL, r About ten minutes before
IL O'Clock last night, citizens reused from
heir slunbers by the distressing cry of fire, which
proved 10 proceed from the Bristol Steam Mill
VIII oh was struck by lightning The clap Of thunder
The lightning Of which struck the MILL was remarks-
oily heavy, and no doubt awakened most OF those in
town who were asleep. The interior of The build
ing, with most Of the machinery, was entirely de-
stroyed. All the cloth and most OF the yarn and
raw cotton were saved. Fortunately, II was entire
" calm, consequently The fire confined 10 the
factory alone Had there been strong breeze, one
half OF the town would inevitably have been de-
suoyed.
The old house next South Of the factory was pulled
down, and was the only building injured, the tacto-
| ry excepted
Mr. Wilmarh the nigh, watch OF the factory,
| Immediately on the lightning striking, to the
upper story Of the building, and was instantly pros
trated TO the Hoor supposed from the eff. cts Of
the sulphuroUs AIR He was taken up Insenslbe, and
shortly recovered his senses
This believe, the heaviest fire that has occur
red IN this town since the Revolutionary war; when
porion OF It was destroyed by the British. We are
happy to state that no person was injured
The building, machinery, nc. was valued at
Sl20,OOO. Slxty-two thousand only insured at the
following Offices
Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co. Prov sl2.ooo
Washington Insurance Co Prov. 10000
Hartford Insurance Co. 10000
American Insurance Co Prov. 10 600
Protection Insurance Co Hartford, 10000
Georgia insurance and Trust Co. 5000
$4,000
AMERIcAN CoNMHRos IN THE GuLv.-We are inform
ed by masters Of vessels trading from this city Cam
peachy and other ports the Gulf of Mexico that our
suffers very much for the the presence
Of an armed vessel of our country in the Gull not