The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-23


petuate. flad seen many yankees in the
course Of along life, but Pike ihem bestsof
al when seen at home. Nowhere in Ane-
rica have been better pleased wish the
conntensnces Of The people and The aspect
Of a locality than in Boston. Well may they
be proud of the sacred spot where indepen-
dence, through revolution, was cradled in
America, and which sci the ball a rolling in
France and Europe, and much have they i'm
proved il Boston Is literally a city Of pala-
ces and must be very wealthy.
From the top Of Bunker Hill column,
which strangers may visit by paying ia cents,
The cnvrons Of the city, Roxbury, Charles
ton, South aud East Boston, Chelsea, and
fine settled country many miles sround may
be seen. Boston is approached by eight or
nine bridges, some Of them very long gand all
of them Of wond. There is a great deal OF
bus'n ness donc-flr more than hadany idea
Of They have railroads fom every quarter,
and arc busy planning more. One is to COM
Emence at Ogdensburgh ON the 81. Lawrence
and pass through the heart of Vermont
Il They have the cash, the workmen and the
enterprizc--and as Boston was the greatest
Ecityin America in 1918, should not be
surprised 10 see her make up with New York
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which through Clinton's canal and Git ol
sleepiness here (and they are not d'owsy
folks Iassnre yuu,) took the wind out ofiheii
sails and shot ahead under the piloiage oi
the great " Dc Witt"
Yesterday went TO more churches than ]
generally visit on one Sunday--and first to
the Old South, which hireling soldiers in the
nations hour Of peril turned into riding
school 1t is a fine old brick structure; the
parson read his sermon very we'll indeed
The muse, vocal and Instrumental, was
strange and new but faulless-yet how thin
the congregation was! 1t was the same with
a handsome Epscopllian church near by, and
the silne with another facing the green CON-
mon Of 4s acres, wisely and religiously pre-.
served for health, ornament and recreation
The same with a Unitarian church, (all bu
The readIng,) bnt not with .he Roman Cath
IolIc. Though large house, found it filled
10 overflowing-no chance TO set foot inside
us doors, nor even 10 get up stairs TO tht
galleries--vast numbers uncovered in thu
lstreet in front of it,--and an ecclesiastic il
a white surplice, and with countenance eli
I, iher Irish or Highland Scotch, preachin,
with clear voice and an appropriate action
IN an earnest and winning manner, as if b,
believed what he said, and ioitlout any man
uscript. The minister whom God inspire
: may surely open bis mouth in earnest, ener
getic, and judicious exhorta,ion, look his pee
pie in the face, and finish sensible dis
course, without that downcast look which re
suits from roadiag a copied or closet-con
: posed sermon from manuscript placed j
a large Bible on the desk. In all the place
of worshin I visited the pews we're divide
of with doors-,be best to The rich. rcourse
/ Not so. on ,be continent Of Enrope. In ,b
mos, splendid ca,hedr,ls there. the kino an,
tbe begoar lneel side Lv side. ON a pcresc
1 euuality, in the awful presence of the preo
author and boup,iful benefctor Of the mn
verse. / wish il was so here in Americo
AS proof Of increasing wealth and CON
fort, | give YOU the fact that at no ,ime viii