The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-08-26

oe 'e,' ." make any pr"srsss ~ mental
moral. or social culture, Tor The ini'n'
''e ss'"c o' ''icse il''ngs ." ih-u'.s ives
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W !"'so~ ing' they cfs-' loss the spt".
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"no sec or uhaers'"na NO r'"c'F'e al
an, eu' merely "ioP' |" because +" ID '"e
'"sn'o" 10 90 So -,
~" amusing e*""'p'c o 'n'S - ''''
rage "c~ ~ vogue >" New ! o,h' Tor
p","'"s nn a~e'""es OF y d'"ey brown
eo'"r-- '"''fn o'"""' we oe'N'e
ue painters can H. ~ 20 iappehen'
,''ai along wan ~. '""d'he o. Af'h''y
ehufc", IN New of"' some ven yeor'
ago sprung up qnhe n new ana improf-
td TASTE IN arch"ec'nrr' Ih's grew
rh''y o"t OF Tue hoNehy o' 'e'hS, Ir
The hrst i'me, really eood church bui'i
OF solid stone The beanf''ul details ot
Which were tine'y cHrer'.d ~ the com
tatn'i'c'y soIt sandstone uNed II thai
bui'ding' ana also IRON the tact, made
ni'iic't by the extensive use ot that
material 'hni Tie beauty resulting from
enriched architecture, thing almost
Impossible IN cold. hard granite, WAS
not 'n'y possible, but dt'ichl'hs ~
more rbah' material C"r'iva'ed ny
the use OF hu''ding maftr,i' m winch
cdiiices no longer irownfd III the stern
ness of gr"y rock. but smiled IN The
so''n'ss OF ircestone. granite ana
hr'k were almost abandoned ana
ch"'ches, 'hop-iron!s. and private dwell
l'ngs' with soiih''o png iarades OF tins
brown ffone' nave sprung upa'l over
New l@k' as u ny mage. ii Is unde-
maD'e that me us' Of t','s Ho'e has
amazingly improved Tie character o;
The bu'tdings, both ppbi'c md private
I H's' adore MI tue newer ana bener p"r'
,'ehs o' Inc Guy 'ot mere can ha'e'
Ie any eo"pai'so" 'ns'nu't" oe'"ee"
me ,"p'eSs'o'''es, 's'eN "",,. 'i"" 'o
merry maze up NJ Oh Newr -, o'S' l"no
'hat SIM make VI All OF Ih'laue'Ph''
at" cn''''"1'e') an" '"e more express
I'VE AL" afc'aee."fai fHtc's '''a' '"''
grown up SINCE 'fees'ohe has come 'n''
general use. Architecture. IKE soup
'ofc' demands st""e oe,'ie can ue'e'
oPe ana blossom ~ Az us '"'r proper
lions ana du. ana m"hn'ohous n muc'
Q, '"e orp~" sandstone uf.d IN New !s,
io,h u, VIC owe 10 us I''a'e' !"e'"'.
J. nhdei lie en'sei' hs "''y lnt P't'"''
sion 10 ar,h"ec'u'ai u" "u'y' 'ha' any o
Our cues a'Fyc' made =,
co ihr' ii Is all very wen, ihcre
'oneiii": real IN tie color OF any stone
and, iheleiore. IN certain drgree salts
factory, because II is the natural color
though The stone may be by no mean
the best ono.
J But how comes the iml'a'ion--'h
false instead Of the ren!--ih' paste III
stead of the diamond. Brown son
houses ale the bes. houses in town
ID therefore, they are the fashion. Nov
unfortunately, thttc are many hTIc
., n housts lliat canho', by any conJnror
=. wand, be turned into b own stone. Still
" tie owner y very unhappy not TO liv
in a brown store housc-it is such
10 miserable thing no, 10 be n Ia mode. =
What Is to he done lhe house pam
er is the only man who alone can so!'
this problem. And he solves IT by pma
ing his house "''c'oria brosp
the fashionable dingy brown stone colo
: lin imitation OF our freesione.J ~.
Now, as We think few things ugh
il,sa red brick walls, We have no o
: j-etio1 10 calling IN the help OF the pain
~r 10 in'part the agreeable impressi'
of pleasing color, instead Of an ng
one Ito the Otherwise infip'd. meag'
or'ck surface ~" '.a' we complain
a IL. thnt any Dody SHOULD be forced