New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-03-03
BUFFALO. n i. Fss, 81. 1865,
Dsay Plain Dealer.

Dsay Plain Dealer.
l write from the Queen City Of
the Lakes. whence can see the broad
waters Of the Erie upon which Perry
achieved his world renowned victory
ever the flower If the English Fleet in
lsi4. The turmoil of 8 great city like
his whore men like sands are Lesped
:n-ss,her,n its cesselsss sinEie Of mer-
~ .sieiglt-beiis. its church chimes, Its
continual roll Of human hf. AID nu-
ynan enterprise. ana a.l this in con-
:rast with the rustic quiet Of our own
l?wa. Vile &c, most ioreib!y suggests
how I'VE are never less alone than when
slone;' and thereby follow faith and
n 'pe and industry with now and then
iukIings Of sLc law Of se!gspreserva,son,
snost potent for scif-abs!raciion, and
wholes ,me III editaticn, ia the conviction
acre forced upon US that in a crowd
>iike this We cannot in the range Of POS
sihiiit; attend to The business Of evcrT
body around us. Our wandering and
~amti,ious bre.hrce Of New England
siave alons az the present day, in the
cror,lcl solitulea 8; great cities sue
ceale,l in attending to every body's bu-
sness to their own interest and profit
The original and natural beauty Of
Buffalo has merged Into a magnif
csnce sw;f.a startling, which in the
:imes Of this "cruel war;" tells us forci-
hly Of shodly contracts Of grsAHilz
large scale, Of sly AMI heavy steolinss
from the public crib; sndsbcve all. and
hast Of all, # the unwsariel enterprise,
industry and achievements of it's firm,
falthfalana ial 'nitable citizens. They
number one hundred and twenty thou
sand people. They support s;xty-fve
religious organizations sixty-tvo pub
lie buildings, halls and hotels, six daily
newspapers; twelve weekly ard monthly
publications, and tLirty.shreo public
schools; which last are on grand scale
where in 1858 1900 pupils were
taught. a.s- "a 70. '.,7 f.,
From the magnificent public snter-
rrisss ofsl,is city, It is dik;at 10 the
space Of = short letter, 10 sclect ny for
special co',nsus. They are all of a
p'lns order, and mark more especially
than any individual SUCCESS or outward
feeommcDau tian, lie devotion of hsr ci,i-
sens: to that comm sndab le use of wea lth
and Influence, which the Purposes Of her
nauy public associations, denianstrate
and catoroe. The churches sch ,oIs
hospitals, AMI charitable md beneyo-
Lent institutions Of Buffalo are unsur-
passed on the continent. Her citizens
are justly proud of this distiacsion,-
Tire Yonng Mems Association, The
F,ls Arts Gallery. The Gr,svenov
Library. The Young Msns' Christian
Union, the ,nadical, law an! historical
associations. c,m Jias to form picture
u progress, worthy OF note not only, bat
c3iamsaaia lie attention OF all visitors
she aic loses: 81 Civilization and re-
ilarment
Remember 49, thai from .hs fraud
ard treaclorv from tho strong influence
Of L;ueoln's 0reons, this city and coun-
ty came cut at the last election. in
ssirmphaut condemnation Of the rui n su,
/ policy Il tlis aisnin,strae;oa. 1881
The member Of Coagresa sEsst, Tbs
Hon. Jaass u. Humphrey is sser
ling and 'uncohauerabia Democrat. The
] nenbsss Of the State legislature, the
Mayer Of sho CITY, the Comaoa Caun.
!. oil Of Tho city, .na al Ct tho sshor:!i--
nate officers, are like rho saIs Of the