New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SENTIMENT OF Ew-ENGLAND.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Bosros, Jan. 80 1861.
During the last two months have Travelled much
through Ncw.EnclaId, ard Lad opportunity 10 learn
Fouuhiug Of the public feeling abont political matters
TIE sen,imen,laIge predominant this 'The Slavery
controversy must be settled, or Inter- let ns
have seulcd now, for ALL that 1t will not
come up again. next week or next year, to embroil the
country We will c0rcede to the South everything she
cen claim Justly unde the Constitutions bnt will net
give UP our iairy-won victory. Come what may. se'
cofsn or no feceSion, We will not consent to the
recognition protection and perpetnaton Of Slavery IN
tie Territories" When You statements of dier-
ert feeling in the ascendeucy here, just conclude that
tLere il some mistake about them. In this city, 1t Is
true a PORTION Of the commercial interest imporcs,
Give us peace at any price" but in The rural dir
uics, the people who pay The taxes and do the voting
are faying with unexamr pied unanimty, mo backing
down. Any of our Congressional Representatives.
wlo dnt with 10 retire 20 private Lfo viii be vice to
heed their voice.
Sixty dave ago no one would have believed that the
rcyoluon would proceed lie present extent, with 20
little ,f,o upon us pecuuarily. True, busnessis dull
la, 70 duiler than il often AZ this time Of year, aud
ty 10 means equal 10 the depression Of 1851. Many
hfance. Of anafauring Tcviying within the last
two weeks ard there has been and IL likely 10 be no
sufeIing smonP the working classes. The visions OF
MODS Of ariiftns and c'ies Of Bread bood' which
he seecsorists have eonur,d up 20 often that they
really behave in ITEM do not yet cast the iintest iut
nation Of " their shsdows before"
TIE exten, 10 which machinery is taking the place Of
iaudlalcr, Is strikngly illustrated in making ladies
shces. recently yated mandatory in liayerhi!l,
Mhfr. where with The machinery in use, twenty-five
p,ifoi turn 100 raTs daily All the stitching is
done By s,rir g-reeiincs run By ''edm-a combination
Of he Two greatest mechanical inventions Every
operation except fitting the shoe 10 the last even TO the
nrnl Jullfilng aud cutting the pogo ont Of tho nsde
70 prevent item rom hurting the foot il performed by
reiinery. One Of the greatest curositits il the
pergng- machine which inserts ,be awl cuts out the
PEI FRI "trip Of wood, and drives them in all at
one oJorudon and 80 rapidly that II will pegtwo row.
around tie cole Of ,hoe in twenty seconds The facil
tee in THE manuiacory are such that the raw calfskn
and sooleatlcr can be taken in the basement Of the
building Ind in bhf an hour turned out in the form Of a
eomple', pair Of shoes
stroll through the Pacific Cotton and Print Mile in
Lawrence, II few days since gave vivid iIn;res-
sion of hc Of the manufacturing interests of
lhi ycurg city had often obseryed the factories be.
fore from tie cur window, but did not realize the
grrunoss Of tie whole until had something Of
he details. The Pacific Mills consist of two build.
ngs, each nearly nine hpndred feet in length TIER
full complement Of employees ia now twenty-one
hundred, aud will he twenty-eeyen hundred
the machinery is all Get up in extension of the main
Luidngju completed The raw cotton gocs in in bales
at one end and comes out ut the other manufactured
goods ready for the market. Curious ladies' by stroll
irg rough the print aud delaine departments, can
liam what styles TO prevail several months hence.
win not attempt 10 tell You how many yards of plain
GOTTEN cloth, priris, lawns and other goods, be
uIred ont in IA wetk-it is too far up among the
cipterb for me TO venture. One Of the machines for
printing dolaincs, samps the piece with sirioca
different ccoIs and shades Il cocIs in passing through
once There If only other like it in the world.
Tic recent outrageous moba here have caused in
tenfe feeling throughout the State. If Boston
lirucs TO Prove incapable of selfgovcrment the
country districts, through their legislators, will GER
tanly take her in charge BY the by, the most
beautiful, logical and exhaustive plea for free speech
ttat have heard for a long time, given by George
William Curtis in bis lecture on the Policy Of Hon
esiy.7 Mr.. Curtis speaks feclngly on that subject,
and his remarks upon 1t form the finest portion Of biz
able and brilliant discourse. The Berkeley Associate Ii
Of this city pays Henry Ward B,echor one thousand
dollars for the four lectures he is giving before it,
and IL making money ont Of the contract.