New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
North Eastern Ohio-Erie Extension Canal
Agriculture, Manufactures, &c.-Ohio
Politcs.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
YorSosIows, Mshoning Co. ohio,l

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
YorSos1ows, Mshoning Co. Ohio,l
May 2sth, 1916.
This place is delightfully."- situated in the picIur-
esoue valley of the Mahonng, on the Pennsylvania
and Ohio Canal. which affords a channel OF commu.
nica,on both with Lake Erie at Cleveland and the
Ohio River al Beaver. The staple Agricultural! pro-
ducts of this region are read. stufs Cheese Butter
and w DOL. The last of these Wool has of late at
tracted universal attention the part OF the farmers and
the production has been greatly exeuded More care than
formerly given 10 preparing properly for market tx
perence has shown that thorough washing ard clipping Of
bus and tags amply recompensed by enhanced prices
particularly when the article is required for the e gs
market: In this respect think IL will be found this years
clip throughout the State Is superior any former one
Prices five six cents pound lower than the quo
ttons OF corresponding grades last and for no earth
~ that can imagine except the curtanent OF the
10 purchase. Our farmers thus beginning 10
realize that the awess attempt OF rash and moecile
Executive 10 extend the save-uoddn neds OF Texas 10
the Rio Grande has inflicted Rpon hs other evils beside
indeble dishonor.
The Nahoning Valley Is rapidly rising In inheritance
from the development OF s mineral Inexhaust
IDLE beds of Iron Ore here found In the
nent uxtsposton with coal beds Of character better
adapted II is believed TO the purposes Of smelling than
any before discovered this country. An prsng
and wealthy firm from Buffalo, your State, has just
completed 81 very heavy expense blast furnace, in the
construction OF which some ingenious and valuable I'M
proveneus have been introduced for the purpose Of using
both practical and scientific 10 whom his coal has
been submitted for examination that its parts
such render the OF the experiment entire
" Certain. The OF the discovery that mineral coal
be applied In its native state the smelling " iron
ore hardly be appreciated In any event this region
fail rapidly acquire Importance In the preduc
ton aud manufacture Of iron. company OF Operatives
and capitalists just been formed, under the general
law Of STATE the purpcSs Of erecfng extensive
Rolling Mil a, this point. Perhspsit would be difficult 20
ind any locality West Of the mountains presenting atvan
tases superior 10 this for manufacturing operations OF
the kind In question With cheap o-eat-sufs, excellent
water temperate and salubrous climate, extensive
market Immediately contiguous, and cheap. convenient
and expeditions every direction il is not surPrs
ing this Valley attracted the attention OF capitalists al
q distance Ihave upon good authority that several CT
the most extensive manufacturing ems IN the Iron City
plating the establishment OF works in this vctn
ity early day. In connection with this subject an
reminded OF remark recently made oy gentleman re
siding in a neighberng and well known in national
when ne emigraed 70 the West the entire Ms
ssppi Valley was supplied with Iron from the Juniatta
Works In Pennsylvania but now. marx the contrast Iron
taken from Tennessee TO Pts5urghfor manufacturing
purposes
The canvass for Governor will commence in good
earnest next month. Mr.. BEBs the able and popu-
lar nominee OF the Wing party. is expected 10 ed-
dress the people of New Lisbon in The adjoining
County in the course OF three or four weeks A
happier selection could not have been made By the
Whiss of the State for the high Office OF Governor
Simple and IN usanerb thoroughly sympa
shizug with the BUNDLES, classes OF his fellow cu7ens
and ", possessing n,eactusi powers and requirements
ofthe ars, order nothing required bu; personal
ousntance on the part of the electors TO give Mr. beoo
rnaori,y unknown since ever memorable triumph OF
the Wagon Boy in 40. Yours respectfully.
AMERt CANUs.