Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
DAILY SENTINE Ell
russuaY MORNING JUNE 20
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mAse nay 1907
Eps RuRsL N.u YoRE.E: Thousand. ofyour
readers would nks vIs- Oi Ne. EnslsDd. the
i.bd 10 -hieh they can irsce back their snces
try | an Ia.t On The western verge OF the
lovely valley OF Csunect,cut The Licking
W4ter'-a swiit. clear sream-p.sses through
the narros valley, tu.uing the great factory
Wheels - IL goes f0smiug on. Eastward sTe me
bro.d and rich me,doss through shieh The Con
necIicut -iads IT. qqie, 10y south. the mountain
r-nge. OF Tom -Ld Hplyoke stretch eass anu
vest. their submits stsUdiug gr4ndly sgainsi
the -ky This - factory village. one OF the
be-, N the land. IN character as veil ss thrift
Along the stream a cotton mill, dsguerreO
type-csss factory. and a mill for making sewing
nlk. which turus out daily over too thousand
DOLLARS ~oftn. just beyond the bill top. north
vsrd. 10 . great shop. fl'ed Nth beautiful ma
chnsrv. where are made each month thousand
oftbe :. Flor~bce Se-iDg Machines "
'tiere sre pleasant STREETS. yards OF rarest green
Zoe he'd ge., neat, sbd tasteful homes-uteligence
yell industry among these sixteen hundred
people. ia grove OF pines. looking down on
the mills. Is a neat church. aud noble sehool
house, toward the building Of which, a wisely
generous man, S,muel HILL paid thirty thou
sand dollars The school Il free the library and
reading room Is free TO all. and hne ball in
wing, Is open Tor lectures aud meetings. To
ward the river, west. is Norths mpton beauti
ful old town. with broad streets, ample yards,
Quaiot old homes. With massive frsg &c. low cell
logs. email windows: steep. moss grown roofs.
and great central chinneys. Often = noble old
elm Of acentsry's growth. spreadsits sweeping
branches over the roof. There are fine house-
too, OF modern style. and old and new are in
good order, for there 10 culture, wealth and
taste.
1be valley 10 Hartford. forty miles south, is
very bcautifu!. Springfield, half way down. Is
the size OF the United States Armory. where q
thousand rified muskets day have been made b,
three thousand men. aided oy mechanism OF
sondrous beauty aud perfection. Now comes
the dawn Of peace. and two thousand men are
sent away 20 pesceful labors. | went through
those vast workshops last week. and stood az the
ve-tern window of the great Arsenal to look
down on The city. bali buried in abundant trees.
AMI ie.st eve aud soul with a sight OF the glOri-
Gus valley. the blue river, aud the great hills, IN
the dim ClsIabce.
Wh.t tairord ride OF Eve hours from Albany
70 Springfield Winding along roaring springs.
rushing over bridges. sweeping through the
rocky bills. iOOk ng up steep mountain sides.
RULING rcross the lovely HOusatoBic Vale,
Stopping a. -tsuOns snere little level spot gave
room ira factory aud neat villsge. and, at
len.th ming out into The Level plains. and
crss--ing the Connecticut.
Ia ola, ieW DAYS since. | saw much Of
xhirh t,-ge- miy b, nc writer: but a word OF il.
great Tree linrsry--justis its pride--mus, suffice
noble building standing nj the foot OF Bp-;On
Common, etsctrd nv the city gt a cost Of S2O
OuO, With Sin5 U0p more Tor 10. site. Reading
rOans snd Il sirians' clerks on its fret fl ,or
where men aud somen so quietly buy. GO Up
q broa stairSay and you Isud IA the center of
b IT, nun Hed feet luug aiIi forty iesI vide, IT,
hDor ol black snd white marble. lis Carved anu
fseped ceiling =ixty fees aUUvc your head
Around you are twenty CORN han columns.
rising from pete-t.ls Ut N trDic the roof, sno
sleOyrs. twehty feet deep AID three stories high.
filled with 0ooks On three srie-. beta them.
ia front railng TO keep pFoi ,ne hands IRON
these treasures. A hundred Thousand books are
in the building. aud gteat stores 81 valued pam
phlets Strangers can give u'me aud residence,
aud sit and read all dan b .tun people can
csrry book home A IA .usatd persune use this
library dai y--nnbuut cu-t JOshui Bates. OF
LONDON. M.s-achSseus boz. banker OF the
great hrm oi ring Brothers. gave SiO0.OOO
o her men Of wealth aud soul gave largely, and
this l. the grand result Tue world has no
other such ffse librsr, | 80 the IL 600 volumes
IheUdofe Parker lett ''ior The Use Of the people ;"
How richly vsrie /, Ghe >try of sw Eng
land Nhl- aud httle shops where lew work
together + .brics. aud tOols. ard machinery,
aud endless vsrIeiy of articles are made The
farm Is near the sOik>hop. and see that. not
OutN ia Inc rtCu tnef0OH-s OUT Oh Tue tnin SOIL OF
the null. there Il increase of prodpctiveness
aud hi. IA kill aud success. HrIeis no sending
lar III the enrichng qu iIiues IRON the soil All
j. kept mere: gutuO i imported too. Produce Is
hIgh. sni goods. maize close bv, are cheap.
Here l. rk tor all powers of hand and brain.
scope for inventive geuIu., grOs,h i0 culture aud
intelligence, ~ well - IN wealth TOR the msny,
la the fine result OF this ming Cling OF varied in
dustry
The lessen is plain enough. Escoursge the
grosIh of the same state OF things elsewhere
Let ~ have workshops and farms side by side III
the West Lei u keep soil rich. oar farmers
PROSPEROUS anu skiliul. give scope TO our varied
powers. foster our Osn IN suutsctures and be Il
truly tree, seli-reliant people. burthened by no
foreign wOrk-hops. but opening our doors for
artiz ,us from crowded Europe 10 come here that
great farms NAV feed them, and all gain
surely and permsnenIly.