The New York herald., 1845-12-01

party Is, that they run their everlasting big men until
they become wind broken, fouDdered and heavy But
when the convention meets the l4th efJanuary
perrsns
STAFFORD, (CoNs), Nov -, ls45.
Locotion-Beauty Of Fall Granite - Mdnufactories-
Country Girls versus City Girls Mineral Springs
Hotel Schooaaster abroad here as oei as in New York.
Were you in this town. lying 26 miles northeast
from the city of Harfordl If you have not been here you
form but slight views of the rugged barren and wild
beauty Of its situation. II is from hence that Hartford
Springfield and the and villages a along shore
supplied with charcoal by Stafford Stagesr' Sew.
eral failing streams although some were very
low the past summer rise and rush headiong through
ravines and rocky beds, uniting their monotonous
music with that Of the birds and the factory bells and
female bellies These streams present admirable ia ill
ties for manufacturing purposes portion OF which
improved
the country and especially to the beauties of
this section. What pleasure there in roaming around
the energy that God has impaired within you Give
the fail of the year-the regular Indian summer
eight weeks Indian summer that Heaven has smiled
upon US this fall give me- say such season in which
and refreshing to ones soul and body-when you can
witness the splendid paintings by Jack Frost the
forest foliage such the genius of imi
tate on this mundane sphere Let dwell a moment
on the appearance Of our Now England forests after
few frosts. Go with to them. You will find the up
when seduced by B. + Butler from demanding specis
$500 Of w. &W. Bank notes. by Buffers invitation
the Bank closed The birches present every shade Of
color imaginable all the same tree-from the
green leaf to the scared and yellow leaf
The majestic oak whose leaves scarcely touched
by the rosts that wither Others is fit emblem of the
letters of James Gordon Bennett published confige
The chestnut trees dropping their prick secured
fruit as literally as Hoyt dropped about election times,
also hus Of their thick under the openDs
influences Of Jack Frost literally John Van Buren,
opened his mouth for oahs upon the fall Of stocks Of
rise The hazelnut bush, in imitation OF the chestnut
and walnut trecs also dropping from their ragged
old closlke covering their small fruit, has NJ. NJ
Noah dropped from peg another in the old clos
line and in political partles-throwing in the numerous
papers that have dropped with cracked shells from his
with green, the United States whcnher men in
authority spPGiintsS s Sam n to pocket "ioy
ry and, when brought to the fiery ordeal,
snappsh as the other The maple. with its leaves of
Then there blackberry and raspberry bushes AZ
saaess and pricky W. L. Marcy, thankful for public
groups of oak, walnut chestnut, maple, pine, hemock
and other trees and shrubs all growing inteImxed and
OF the year is beyond the power Of the pencil
OF man to describe is gorgeous in reality II must
be 1s seen to have s sounspiring effects realized
dwellings built of granite Almost every boulder in
the fields is grane-the rocks are almost all Of the
same material Near the centre Of the is dia-
mond ledge where the lads and lasses resort for
ble--(and for ksses) and to procure diamonds with
which they the glass of their home windows the
namo Of their bsaime And at this season Of the year
requires great stretch of Imagination to make this
place fairy palace when the healthy, rosy checked
and beautiful girls from the factories herein the
midst OF diamonds and the diamond ledge surrounded
by fields upon fields of granite with all descriptions
tact growing the hssures where little vegetable mat
ter has been gathered land the nnumerable and bright
songsters, whose missing music is supplied by the
daughters Of Eve and you have perfect fairy palace
As you find on this earth.
The msnuactories in this town are increasing rapidly
s40 there was only two or three factories with $751;
600 capital Now there are woollen and cotton facto
sell at their doors every kind Of produce they raise
for more than twice the sum that they could get for in
ten years ago For INSTANCE they mere get 20
81 per bushs and all other articles in proportion
and receive their pay in cash. Before the
Hartford and get only 10 to IL per lb for butter
to cts doz for eggsand all other produce the
siso at the benefits to the females now although they
have to work IL hours daily still is hours
nor half as hard work as when they work at household
also enjoy excellent heaththeir tasks
very hght-they are set Of rosy checked robust and
healthy girls, just such make good mothers. You
cannot find amongst the whole of them one Of your pale
novel-reading, ciy.pampered misses. They earn from
to SO cts per day One young lady the agent to
weeks ss cents daily. This truly state Of society
which calls upon all to fosterand cursed be the hand
hat would stop these factories-shut them upand send
% earn just enough on their stony and barren hills to
prevent starvation.
prng which, before the day that the springs were dis
covered amid the sands of Saratoga frequented
All the gentry from New York and New England This
he old hotel register to be found at the Mineral Springs
Hotel, tesies Before the white settled in this re-
yion, the red tribes far and near brought their sick to
past Spring Hotel has been in dsrepute but
he past mas been an excellent ono for s present
inually filed situated at the junction OF the two
that unite opposite the house and there form the
,ast is a large granite cotton factory, and to the |
vest large satnet factory and whichever direc |
ySI rue from h he mo mouse sy you VIII dnd ~
dore repairs needed around the premises which,
understand to be completed before the next
)ne word more about the house you will always ind
treat variety the table, and the meats &C., cooked,
md pastry made, in your Astor House style. If you
ont believe it, ask several Of your New York families,
Who spent some weeks here the past summer
10 close this epistle must give you specimen Of
lgn back road in this town, viz" Washn and Beer
ng where it was as a sign in New York, which re-
emily read in Broadway, Of : Venus now Exibiting"-
he IN" omitted.
FATAL AFFRAY-At small church. owned and
occupied by the coored people OF this place, an at
II colored named Maxfsld. While the people in
he church occupied in holding fair, some out
Among them was the deceased who exhibited pack Of
ards, and called to the more orderly portion to come
ut and take game" This unbecoming conduct was
esented by young fellow named Jenkins, who dealt
low on Aaxfeid's mead with weapon called colt"
that is, heavy leaden ball enclosed in end Of
trip of cloth. The blow injured the much that,
when no got home IL being in the evening, he inca
able Of relating what had happened but manifested evil
reak iooisry when she caught up the tongs and dealt
lin severe blow upon the already wounded head, 70
marking that she would cure him OF has foolsry by beat
ongs finished the work. The poor fellow died in the