New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
Temperance In Ulster 60,


ELLENyILLB, May p, ls47.
The Ulster Co. Temperance Society, convened
IN ,smiannual meeting 10 this village yesterday.
A,he afternoon session a series Of spirited reso-
hioas were discussed and adopted. declaring
,yoDr other things that all business transactions,
u efforts OF industry enterprise which inct great
mount Of evil upon the community should be placed
yau the equal footing That H. should alike be
18th morally and legally condemned. That the traffic
intoxicating drinks, is business prolific of the most
Ga0us consequences 10 both the moral aud physical
vel bbg of society and should, therefore in common
viii other practices which depredete the interests of
Ar society, be prohibited by legal ensotneuts well
o By persuasive efforts.
Ire hs.y and nconsiderste repeal of the late Excise
Law disspproyed of by resolution
Rored That we are In favor of largely petitionng
he Legislature for law that shall authorize the
pops by direct aud general vote, to place complete
nieci,ton upon the liquor traffic beverage, in
AL QUANTITIES WHATSOEVER and IN ALL
PLACES WHATSOEVER, within the bounds OF our
STATE"
Rasrsd That our devotion to the cause of Tempe.
n1ee Ia 10 no wise sbsted in consequence OF recent
occurrences On the contrary, we see ia the late rum
rumph only the necessity for more determined and
Esfgetc scton and we hereby sOlemnly pledge our
sves each other and to the world, to increased effort
Aihis cause to 10 forth from this meeting with de
kmoatiOn fixed than ever to do our whole duty,
I'd that we will never cease our efforts long the
mn trse legal Illegal shall curse and disgrace our
VeerSise happy county
Animpressiye and eloquent address was delivered in
be evening" by Mr.. - Quinn OF your City, who is en-
aged to labor with us for some time. Yours, G. ID.
lrovidence-her Railroads, Resources, &C.
Iron Manufacture Granite Gardens, &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Providence, May 81, lsi7.
Il might be supposed that you seldom got any
Negligence from this quarter, the name of this con
tkrsbe city 90 rarely appearing In your journal Our
people are 90 bs,rbed In money getting that they have
dly time even for letting the world know what they
ee doing and sometimes one would be almost per
maded that there was not much thought among
a. for anything better than mere material well being
Bot We suspect that 1t Is not altogether so.
The great work OF filling portion OF the Cove Tor the
psrpose of obtaining accommodations for the Dspos OF
ne several Railroads leading into the City, s going for
ward rapidly. The Oval noble basin OF water. quar-
tr Of mile long, changing every dag with the tide, In
the very heart Of the City and when completed TO be
ssfounded with trees, will present feature without
counter part In any other of our cities But no provis
oa has been made yet for finishing remaining sec
rcn Of toe wall enclosing this basin When this done
nd the acent hills graded and the msrsh on the
hortR west Is filed up and converted into public PARK
ssving rvcrwsy. and II feasible, asuecesslon oil uny
ake the city soon enclosing il all sides, Providence
I'll have least attraction OF which she may justly
eproud
The Railroad to w orcesor sspproximsung to compe-
tn and the present intention Is that portion OF II
Val De In operation In month from this ume ne
NtiempEio new inland route from New-lork 10 Bos-
"a BY way Of this city connecting with the road srea
built ought be carried out AZ once and that II soon
vi be no one can doubt Al any rate we must coon
i've communication with the interior oil Connecticut
x4hf IL WI except
hse 1t seems as II the wsytravel on the whole route
.bt 10 support the road while the greater expedition
sh which the great terminating points could DC reach
q would necessarily bring TO IL large portion oil tne
lsronage Of the travelling public now given to other
0g,es
Tn. city within few years has set about with vigor
SEeloplng It, resources. Capital Ia seeking and hndng
~ aud productive means Of investment, and all the
lsnnes OF mec hanica Industry flowing 20 good
act. Toe water power IN the country around being
ne1t al taken, and ste0u comes afterwards 10 De
ferSy used as motive agent, The city with It's mani
"a means Of communication viii be most sdvsnta'
eo. for the location of manufacturing establishments
pIese al Indications IL Is plain that must At no distant
ty, With continued prosperity, become the seat OF
ny large business Il IS the centre OF sn extensive
aauiacturng district thu capital for the support oil
zach II mostly supplies The iron business. in psrucu
A. IN "a various branches has within few years DC
tine an important department OF enterprise The Holt
= NH supplying orders for railroad and other KINDS
aroa. while great quantities VI wire, screws, puts
'sloas establishments.
saay buildings are going up this sesson-some OF
a quite large and handsome. new kind OF granite
80 ls;ely been introduced brought from Westeriy,s
w on the South Western board OF this state,
en-, place for shipping and where II Is said ex-
~-sFv edges Of IT, easily qoarfied, are found. some
yeseo the arst brought here have been used IN the
ss.e'uaeteres of some houses now building. When
~ coisseled Il has slmOst the sinOothness and white
-, o. Marble. lis as handsome AS any stone that has
y, zen used here, not excepting Quincy granite
80 sesSted eastern side Of the city now presents
S ~selsi appearance. The gardens are docked with
- 'foidery OF flowers and since May hiss compet
- - cary coronation. every wears its 5iossony
ls,lesea dlsdem. We trust our New-fork friends Ia
~ ueir Summer excursions, will not pass us by.
A. ave .se msny shady hooks where from the feryor oi
s'9s one may be- completely ensconced. A. J.
~ The Barre Patriot published an account of
! IN u Brsreboro Of the celebrated English Rob
~. tnandegbolt" who died there II said. under an
SSsea osme, after practising number of years as
s ,sSsa- The Brstteboro' Phenix spells this good
- sssefaog that nothing OF the kind has been
~.'d Of IN Brst,eboro'
~ ins laborers on the Cochituate Water
Er.,5 nos'on were on strike for higher wages on
So Iney were then receiving % cents and de.
-sa an Increase Of - cents per day.