New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-07
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Bos-eS July /, 1916.
Our friends MessrA CHASsIyG, BsIssAsE, RIP
LEY and DkvoE, are quite actively engaged in
spreading before the People in this part of New
England the principles Of Social Reforna,ion--
Aessrs Devoe and Brisbane visited Lowell last
week. ard ectured there on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, the same gentlemen. together
with W n A Charming lectured n '" orcester lois
i. beautiful and thriving city. containing about
l. 600 inhabitants, among whom are large mum
Der Of enar phian,hrop'c and progressive MINDS
Without any exaEgersiion. think may say the et-
feet which was produced By the speakers ~ss most
pleasing and 81 tie same time mos. profound For
y~o hours each evening. the audience listened VIII
the closest attention TO the explanation OF the psloc
pies and doctrines, which were put forth Ine
theme is 30 noble one that il throws open the
broadest field for the eloquence of the orator snd
calls forth every faculty OF the mind and every feel
ing of the breas. This theme is no less q one than
The idea OF tue Orde. of Society, based upon
natures Laws Of universal Harmony and embody-
ing practically in its organization, the principles OF
Divine Love and Juslice-s Society which shall
sweep Indulgence Fraud. Oppression and Carnage
from the earth and establish Liberty and constant
Peace. As [ penled these words, Eel. q reluc
lance to do 80, because the thought came over me
that they were be sent 10 and read In your over
grown city. where the undisguised Lust OF
" cath is rampant, hslf-maddenias with its in
sane strife and selfshness. amid the heat. filth
and din OF great city, the minds Of poor human
creatures However there are hears 10 the more
peaceful parts of country that are looking With
hope TO The coming OF better Order OF things on
earth for the universal family OF man and these will
be glad 10 learn every blow that is struck tor this
great and sacred cause
There are great many minds in this part OF the
country fully convinced thar Society is wrong rs II
- rher q yrr mn take Mace. Inc
spirit Of inquiry l. awake; ueus eyes are open
10 the mousrous injustice OF existing evils and
study and inquiry are actively pursued. That
blind and iAhuman conservatism. growing out OF
sefshness or stupidity, which declares all Is right
and for the best and should be let alone. avail
but little against this new feeling which is being
developed strongly il the hearts OF the liberal and
philanthropic.
Chanting spoke most admirably | think that he
is the most eloquent man ever heard Brisbane in
his clear, energetic and anal. tcs! manner. went
more into the practical working OF the principles
and the peculiar manner OF the TWO gentlemen was
finely completed by the bold and at the same time
benevolent manner OF Devoe. Yours truly, A
Hartford, CT tisns--scenery-Public
Institutions, X elics of Old Z inc. &c.
Letter from Sew-Yorker his travel the Editor.
HAsrroBp. Jul, lst, 1876.
--' can conceive OF nothing 10 surpass the enri
tent OF natural scenery a more perfect landscape,
embracing il does The distant mountain. The nearer
hills OF varied form, covered with forest trees OF rich
es, foliage the extensive valley under The highest
state OF cultivation. ad formed with Natures richest
gems and waerec BY the noble Connecticut crcuitousy
and slowly vending its the Sound, reiuclant
leave inviting and uSur.ant meadows, ;he private
dwellings and public buildings Of the city, together with
the spires Of Churches and these OF the st
ouiny vixses nom the State Hose.
greeted the eye Of There are other views Of
unrivaled beauty be rom The Asylum. and from
Chapel attached 10 Trinity College Among The mos,
and elegant private residences with which the city
Hoourcs, those situated Lords Hill and Wash
ingonst the vicinity OF the College buildings IN passing
through the found II very difficult
refrain from violation Of the teeth comn -ndmeni.
the exGueiy beautiful cottage OF an eX Mayor and not
less and spacious mansion (sout that could DC
dispensed With OF Gov Ellsworth. pointed
me. There IS Of and comfort. combined with
elegance and simplicity striking even 10 the unpractced
this and Its ornamental grounds that
good people Hartford deem 1t invidous
10 mention by name its distinguished and universally
respected occupant.
The pubic institutions located here are In Themselves
objects Of such deep interest that visit them
would amply repay one Tor the journey from New York
viz the American Asylum for Deaf and Dumb. under
able superinendrnce Of Lewis Weld. E.q Hartford
Orphan Asylum Retreat for the Insane, under the
perin,endrnc- of DR.. j. :. Butler gentleman in every
respect qualified for this responsible station Trinity Col
leye ana the w ellsworth AIncpeun. Within the latter
are the OF the Connecticut Historical Society
Connecticut Society OF Natural History, Wadsworth
Gallery of Paintings and Young 5iens institute. The
OF grea, beauty highly ornamental 10 the
city sbd a nubo monument its distinguished found
Directly in its s the superb mansion of Dan
iel Wadsworth, from whom the Atheneum derives iti
name be being among the largest contributors, having
given the ground upon which 1t stands. One week
would barely suffice tor careful examination of all the
objects OF interest contained in the OF The Hstor
ica Society alone &c say nothing Of the others o which
much might be ssid) above enumerated. Among the
rostirs Of antiquity which my attention directed
By the venerable aud polite Librarian Rev. DR. Robbins
who ia polished gentleman Of the old school. Is the
identical wooden chest that brought the May
Flower by Elder Brewster in the year 1920 Latin
copy of The Holy rptures, printed In the year li1s
Tnie would fail and your patience become exhaust
ed go farther into detail upon the contents OF
these exceeding ely interesting rooms
Those who fond Of good roads and surprisingly beau
tlfu drives which found IN every direction In the
nsghborhood Of this city, AMID scenery unrvaed may
be fully sraed by "Trip TO Hartford, only
hours distant nom Newfork-rom this place to Spring
deit hour and fifteen mi Butes-frsm Springfield
Northampton, hour and this, TOO, upon excellent
railway, and through truly picturesque country We're
bachelor might a!ludc 10 another source OF at
found in This city-the large number Of
beautiful ladies' In proportion 10 the population. Hart
ford this particular cannot be Tar behind Baltimore
Travellers (snd this is the commencement OF lie moving
season. bound 20 Boston from New York. will 90 well to
90 or return New Haven Hartford and Springfield
delightful route and LOr fares The City Hotel is pleasantly
situated Msn-st. and only TWO minutes walk from
the Depot No efforts spared BY the worthy
seutemany PROPRIETOR Mr.. Burgess ana his oolgns
and polite assistant Mr. Goodwin render This hotel
Desirable home 10 The strangsc That which frH sough.
BY the traveller have, yon perceive mentioned last:
For the present, farewell. Immutaoly yours.
w. II. J.
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