St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1857-01-22

Coz. BExvos IN THE YssxEE kprcHES.-l
FrOsn the speech Of Col. Bsnsnn. DELIVERED
a, The New England FESTIVAL = New York
ciivs we clip ti.r following:
II. who have beens ihFuugh tie Sterile 6e.ds
OF New England and exasnnei INTO every
thing, have iousd exefywIsess al, aAondsncr,
a ho,pssaluiy, coulfosI b. living wiih xsshirh
I was br.ore unacquzftstrd. | have AOGe
t;rougIs shrif iacioSies from top - buisDm.
and JIave he. u aSsonIsisez II ihepeFeeison OF
their linachinrry. haze somrtmes asked
shssn whether taey did noi Get thesr machine
nv from Old EaaiaaJ. knowing I was putting
them on Their mrtile. sor they send she'r li'-
veutions 10 OLD England instead ofb0srowing
from them. and they would answer. No. sir.
we do all this ourselves Bat there was
sp,neah;ng which asiunished me NOR. even
than the perfecii0u OF their nsachiserg. II
was the cleanliness which pervades every
department II MAS the ample vel veniilai-
ed roo.n in summer and well wanned IN win
sses. lie was me neat and cosnriy appearance
Of the operatives. both male and female. IL
was that -syhiei struck me- " sasss-ss's.=.
alt was nv business Ga converse with all.
convsrsed with The young women who are
engaged IN ih. factories. some iasghirr. ami
| . found ,hem attractive aud coaaeiy. nso.rsi
wiuhoas bring bashlul. Of Easy confidence
wilho1i assurance. ready IN eoavef>ai.cn
weaI . iEIfHF saa sgsa.
my idsas were reversed; Cor ] had before nse
"a picture &C iha operatives as thea arr in Eng
had, living IN ssniz!i, narrow, confined. Uti-
Comfortable buildings. siinied 'iDr food and
cluthing On the contrary, found these
opeEaiiyes-l think NAV say without dis
paragrmeni 10 anybody here-as comfortably
and handsomely situated as members al Con
gress are in Washington city ILaughier /
They 1--we in large, stately elegant houses. and
you snier in The same manner as yOu enter a
parlcr IN Washington You ring the bell
and wait ill! the girl comes and olirns Il. You
are shown INTO the parlor. where you see the
same kind of furniture as you win find in a
CongressInan's boarding house 10 Washing
ton city. Ysu ST down and inquire for
whom you want. u was near dinner hour
when went up 70 one OF these houses. and
carried my curiosity so far as 10 ask the
mistress OF the house 60 take M into the
cooking department and show me how she
cooked Laugh;er- She. said she was ia
I SAID that was exactly the thing I wanted |;
wanted 20 see il nv II was evefv tiav With
out more ado she Opened the door and led me
. Wv ""u e.'T'F wa. SOAeAps Sosn5 oo ." u '""'f
so neal that a lady might SIT there and carry
en- h.r sewing or ornamental work. a.r
.'rhis was the conIition in which 4 found
, the houses OF the operatives, and to all these
comforts they add the i+isure TO rad and cub
iivair the mind. dwell upon that. ieliow-
citizens. rs one OF the circumstances which
+; struck the in my visit TO New England.
| Cot. JoHE w. FoRNEv-The New York
Tribune. alter speaking oil the election of
General Cameron TO the U. S. Senate from
Pennsylvania, says:
While we rtjoice IN this result. we cannot
join in the personal cry against the principal
competitor. Col. Fomey. Forney conimiied
some grave errors in early life but he is still
young man, and we trust. though drfeaied
nov af lilB|s is'ssi ~ uhsss.s