The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-20
From our own Ccrrsspondent.
NV Yonk. Sept. IS. 1860.

sksu short trip through some paris o. OF
New England to take birds eye view ollPo 2,
be"Live Yonkses," and truly they are az az
alive will not undertake to give you III
particular account of each city aud village L,
but take them collectively or individually, Y
they present scene Of industry pros h,
nsritv and wealth that is not to be seen on II
any other portion Of Gods iootstooi ever CT
visited, and that includes most OF The ma p
,ions Of Europe, and all parts OF the Unit q
cd States. Every mandatory is running
to the extent Of It's capacity, and new ones ?
are rising as if by magic. 1t is graulY' |
iur to SC, in every manufacturing town
the hundreds of we'll dressed operatives
both male aud female, rs they pass from
the mill to their comfortable homes with
elastic step and smiling faces beamlng
with intelligence. With them it is no dis
grace to work, and when their day woik
lis finished they spend their evenings at
lyceums, lecture rooms, reading rooms or
churches. as may best suit their tastes
Rum mills are few and far between; IN
some of the States they are inteIdicted by
law, and in others by public opinions
which is far better. | will venture to as
sert that there are more low doggeries in
some Of your little towns in Ohio, and more
:. poor whiskey sold in them, than in the
Y whole State Of Rhode Island with its 2oo,
: 600 inhabitants; and yet those people so
happy, so intelligent, and SO virtuous, are
: called the "mud-sills tf society," ny tAat
g slave. dealing vagabond, S'naior liam
d mond, of South Carolina. l.. M, keitt'
II member Of Congress, from the same State,
!, calls ,hem white slaves" and Hershe'
~ V. johnson, the Douglas candidate 'or
&c Vice President says that "capital SHOULD
always own labor" Ho will probably
r, find after the November election that po'
D. D. laical capAIl has passed forever from the
,y slaye.holdng and slave breeding States.
SO Have the Democrats Of old Fairfield
n heard anything from Vermont and Maine
~ ~ lately? Isuppose not as they only read
~; ;1r the Eagle. and that beautiful Clrd onJ
n, screams when it has p'ey either in pos
or session or prospective.
a q Bye the bye I must relate little anfc 'If
II II dote, although it be somewhat personal
or 1. is my good fortune iodine daily at th'
he some table with Locofoco Office holder
tie and of course lawyer, (as they monepo
p1s- lie al! the offices) He is a jolly fellow
: pleasant compsnion, but an awful Doug
We las man. Well, when the news oi th
on Vermont election arrived, he said 1T wa
'TT lust what lie expected, that :heir part.
" had made no effort there; but says he
or, wait till you hear from maine, sir!-
re- uDouglas has been there, sir! and hav
cts "tbs most reliable information from tina
':e' Estate that it will give or 10000 dem
,ha in 'ocratic majority On Tuesday we d.
| i, hear from Maine, and could not hel
tied asking nv friend if he was not mistake
v'r about Douglas having made any speech'
tTT rTT in Maine. The only response | got was
rot, "Damn Maine, and damn all the Ne
and England States, they are not worthy
eefe such n man as Dougla
Within the last two weeks we have III
MV IAN quite revival Of political feeling, A
any most every evening our streets are enli
the ened and enlightened by the torches al
rual cheers Of the Wide Awakes of the diff
mo mo ent wards. Several companies of the
Won went over to Jersey City last week to
tend ratification meeting, Thare
ratio number Of people present was various
cech estimated at from 5000 to 10000, a
r. their city was illuminated by over 20
Nem torches in tho hands of as many you
Sla. republicans, who marched through the
"'' rlUuS streets Win se'clai u1Hue VI VI
- an' in military order.
ndsr Business continues to be very good
nded The purchases made are heavy and
Cali payments unusually prompt. Our sh
apIlo ping is now actively employed, and ey
non 'non ship yard and machine shop have as mi
resi- orders as they can fill. s..t ...
'hna, The news from Europe, although raj
1856 more favorable for their harvest. cont
ion , the news previously received, that t
IUp ,hair will need every bushel of grain we
and spare. The crop Of hops in England
} cap be nearly total failure: but this inter
other you but little, as the few you raise In I
'o'a. ,;h,. tral Ohio are all consumed in the brew
Q ab. Of Lager" ..r. ... "A
IN The IIonro, ,ho Rlnck Rer
ler' lican candidate for Congress; IS NJ
friend Of the laboring classes, beet
IS ana when in Congress. representing this
now trict, HE voted AGAINST A TARl
you, Ohio Eaqle September :3M 1860.
= ImM noor This is rich, in the superlalive des
For 80 years the Eagle has been an o
neut of Tariff. Ever since the prote'
Yer. system was proposed, the Domoc
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