The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-24

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ty class n people well sbalsl 70 hoiel &.
gerieaoes, having b iara made ias t4i 4
cur mos, celebrated saierlng- slaees ana
GUNNER resorts
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,iew. entirely assless. far Manches'er apl
hu cspery. 8ss tie mouth q the amrtie3
statesman of Ashland. are fslly competent
TO speak Ger themselves. not. peraianee, q
tbs well rounded periods Of asi,ii elcquenep,
tn, by that silent veiee which comes W ffom
mountain, forest, winding brock aud a5verg
glen, mere persuasive and moFc pleasing ,han
the Ioitiee a shis u rheiore
0fceurse Manchester can never Be i'ed
valerins-plaee, and 10 many wbo IKE cur
selves are most familiar with lie among tbs
mountains. the absence Of the sea Is sass
aud hnen,4ble lack Bat thea It must Is
remembered that this Is the ease with part
Gully. Not every one would sympatliaouilh
the areieat 9recian who, when taken 70 the
Vale Of Tempe, supposed TO be the mosg bcau-
iful place on ,he sphere. siia uncontrolled
pinei fur the sen Bat With those who love
The mountains. the grand Ola mountains
which have aud always will dispute With th
sea for the largest share Of The admiration Of
mankind, Manchester will ever be f,voiite
resort, for few localities present more DE-
yershed scene Of yerdant vale aud lofty
mountain, glens Of surprising beauty, rocky
rayines, with the soft music Of their joyous
cascades, and the deep silence Of the prime
val forests.
AS for The comforts and amenities of lie,
Manchester was never in SO good condition
as now The Equinox House, and the VAN
derlip House are now IN prime order, and
DR.. sprague's Water-Curc bid. fair 20 rival
in excellence and the ezteH; Of its patronage
rs more aged associates. We must not for
get to mention the livery accommodations,
which in a region SO replele with golden or
portunities for excursions, picnics, ishine
parties and the like, is an important item.
These we're never more ample or better or
iered than at present.
When we consider that the visitor here
although to all appearances enyironed and
completely blockaded with impossible noun
tains. is by means Of the railway within two
hours Of the busy world, and by tele-
graph in instant communication with tie
uuermost parts Of the Earth we can not
consider his condition altogether unfortunate
not quite blame him for selecting this val
ley, during the Summer, as his tosostq quo.
On the other hand we believe that the choice
Is wise one, one which we trust viii be Of
ten and frequently made, AMI which we are
confident viii turn out to tie entire -atisfto-
iion Of the chooser