The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-24

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SAMSON AND HIS FACTORY.
The report has been circulated here within few
business, aud That In dong this he will obtain
another lot OF Chinese employees. He Ii not very
communicative on this point and tho other day,
when frankly asked II the rumor was true, he told
the interr0gat0r that IL was none OF his business.
NY opinion IL that there Is foundation for
the report, Tor, while In conversation with him some
weeks since, he informed that In the course Of
few months he would make another move that
would cause as much CONJUNCTION as the Importation
OF these seventynv Celestlals had Mr.. Sampson Is
man who makes cOnndant Of no one, and
In pursuing such commendable and independ-
ent course IN the management of his bust.
inqulstive portion OF the community. so numerous
IN u country town like this. During the past
visitors 10 see hrs novel w0rknen that he has been
Obliged TO refuse them all, and the announcement
that L,. sll persons are ostdden 70 enter gn bota
English ana Flenchl means Juss precisely what IL
says party Of nifty passing through nete few
days since stopped over whole day pc.poscly to
see the Chinamen but Mr., Sampson would nlike no
exception 10 his rule ami when tho, resumed Their
journey they were not very complimentary towards
him..
THE CRisPIN ORGANIZATION BROKEN UP.
The knights oil 81. Crispln, who 30 long dictated
TO ihe manufacturers, and whose injudtcious ana
ungenerous Course brought about tue Importation
OF chinese laD0rer5. have ceased TO exist III THIS
vicinity. The whole organization may be SAFELY
said 70 have gone where the woodblne twlneth.'
All the manufacturers united with sampson
III crushing their combination, and their efforts
were crowned with success. Not one IL employed
IN any or tie factories here, and none Will
Dc unless they reu0unce forever oil allegiance
10 the order. The result has been great
deal OF past, present and probable future suffering
among their families. some, however. have obtained
employment At other business and some OF the
Ffenchmen who were mixed up in tue indiscrcet
movement have returned to their homes in the new
dominion. A iew-pefhaps thirty or forty In num-
have started cooperative mandatory on their
own hook and are turning out first class goods for
which they ind ready market.
NORTH ADAMS AND THE SUKROUNDING COUNTRY
whole season. The scenery Of the pOmpOus HO0sac,
the gigantic TacOnic, the towering GreyiOck and the
otler ranges OF mountains and bluffs was never
enchanting, and hundreds OF visitors mingie aud
ln9er among them daily. The Berkshire House in
IhlS town and tile Hoosac House over nj the other
end OF toe great and wonderful tunnel filed all
the while with journeylng pleasure seekers Many
como to lnhalc the exhilarating atmosphere and
view the picturesque surroundings, 30 abundant but
none go away without visiting the tunnel, which I'M
questionably the greatest triumph oil genius over
natures obstacles Witnessed In the world Three
miles are now completed, and In three years more
the other two niles will be finished and trains win
pass through 1t. TIVE " years time and millions
and millions OF money have already been consumed
Ia getting IL through, and about a hundred men have
been killed by accidents Incident to the enterprise d.