The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-20
Pair R~persA

The committee Manufactures Of Iron kc., have at
tended to the duty assigned them AMI bg leave to submit
the iono~ius rport'
IN. chairman 70 this Committee having been appointed
the eleventh hour (aer STRIVING srnth-r) and being
wholly unaeq tainted with practical manufacturing, can do
AMI cou,sN hmsef with remembering, that he that vas
called AZ the eiyeuth receivei the same osari "a he
that eallei At the ninth hour.
There eleven articles 10 which IN. attention q your
eommi,lee ei~i, CylinlT Cani Grinders, Top
fhd GiplVr anil Portable drleri entered by the liaris
Machine Company Blhlrfoni wors-b,x by boy 10years
.t hoy Cigars ~ A. IL rrsg.r saeo black walnut sI-
dsfpci, Wool llor~ ny Georye H. smith brackets by
ld 10 years Of age fht Iron by John Pray.
Oft the machines BY the iiariy Machine Co. Il is un-
necessary tr Ne o speak, since anything might say
~oa set little the established reput,tsn Of this
pany for the manufacture u nlcSy snstel anal highly
finished peces u mechanism as are nov before the pub
h.
The work box shows much skin In the use ot tools anil
Il rally an inSen,Ousy constructed piece. do on, young
man, you can make your marx.
The cigars are q SUPERIOR quality AZ We can attest
AMI would advise all wishing good article TO call on
Mr.. Prayer.
The sampe hrlcks by John GOwen wrrc rs nearly PER
&c, any Nc ever saw. 4, may seen, To sous very
snail matter 3, make goi wet,shlnnei brick, but IL
rea lly rluiies degrce a. skill The maehinist
would nni quite difficult To fashion the brick, the
brcknak wOah the nccly adjusted parts the machine.
bel The Who makes perfect Hour barrel Is no less
mister than he Who makes perfect hrOmotiva
The tables are good specimen u Mr.. smiths superior
work.
m. wosi-horse shows the inventor IN b. genuine
yankee Wont Mr. smith invent convenient nchine
totakethe place % the wosl-sawsr!
We we're particularly interested In the brackets by IN,
hi q 10 years-ths piece oiwork done with the comon
keknle IL but another exhibition 81 what the yankee
trait whiting dsss &c America fIssvere my boy with
knife, AMI yoa wilicanc out for yourself brtune.
Your estnnttee wOu here take The liberty 10 suggest 10
the socety the proprcty of exercising little In
Who 10 act In this cslsciy may Know Something at
least u what they callcl tD aljncatc unn. To ap
point cnmittec who know little nohng of the articies
they are expected eomIare anil report, not only imposes
unpleasant AMI dcchieiy delicats duty upon them but
IL In itself ahsurlty. pers TO act without ein-
hsras-men, shoahi b. FAMILIAR with What he has To do.
There Cor every place II augues nothing against
person hecause he Is not cAlculo % act In every
pacity Why ae not all mrn machinists 90 hmerl Who
shoa know of filling the sol than the hushauiman
&C constructing the wheel than the wheswrght! The
sps In the mechanic arts will readily discern the relative
sarsriovy % uashlne anoti-s, while the ~
Icssoaai might discerul little difference To un-
,etslanl u In aprrciae The cultivated eye fsass on
thai In ~hrh The unioSarl sees little to admire. boz III
stsucc, pisce h<frv sotnewhat deficient In artistic
taste paintings, Isrect representation Of an ,h
stump, u you please anil the other very imperfect RIP
rsseniaiioa u Gcan palace, AMI While he Is quite de-
lighted with that u the Palace. he scarcely nocvs that Of
the stump thus entirely Kissing sight % the artistic worh
II the Dsation In the difference la tbs grandeur VI the
,lsineatsd Place the paintings beiore ths skiie
artisan AMI while he kasts his disciplined eye on the
clear and striking delnsatin u the slnmp-thc artistic
dsnb "f the psiscs What Il % painting In this par
ticular hahls cool In all the arts Il no better tohave
the right man In the right place! ITO DkAS,
Chairman Com.