New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

eNtA In the elearNV N the white sails Of Sho winds
and tho snug nokLaoks OF oJnamentauOn remind one
moro Of Dutch hamlet than wild Western pleneer
tgtleBsnt Tho immigrants coming here with all the
leshts Of lfc formcd, pmngo ut once into all The
z atoms of home; unlike tho Yankee settler,
who soduously sots his face against do
ING A. he did at home unl tho
way is clear for perfect imitation or for improvement
Hence an Amer an new county, u rOugh anu DuhvIut,
prrttv good atoms Of their far-rr homes Even in
personal ann net they change slowly fOe Etih I,iod
toug TIE roads toll in th2 fes in coarse sack.liEo
cloth and TOR cl wooden sG6otS The women, generally
prct,rnatraliy work like and practice tho
finite r,isto they are withai staid grave people. cx
cceut mt urcuterp,isnG. and amazingly economical,
and thrifty They seldom take advantage OF the school
sys,en which tie Americans have labori0ualy estab
'shcd and grimly refuse pay Ing their proportion iIr
come last or never, while American or German
hamlet is seldom found, no meter how
quite as perurous as they arc Industrious Of them
he found without little hoard hidden away securely
for The RAINY day that Is never permitted 10 come
Months back, when the fires grew dangerous through
the settlements these thrifty Bc&AS and N0rwegians
hurrowed great caves and stored goods ana iurhtHrG
Dozens did this who peTishcd in the flames and their
cherished treasures now survive them Separations as
they annonted their Crowds With cJnsocratcd water
anu 1r3Gy relied immIn for their pOsScss:ons Oho
h2reSt Belgian, Peter BeTnSen, was rewarded lOr
Whimsical bit ol trust vas III dc bOieVood-!n yseI
ven de fire had near my pas come and say to God EOt
shah do for my house an gOt II IN my Soui Gamer
III" waters aud keep the house Nct. Ani he did sat-
tnat single homestead stauGg TO- ths day. thG OM hf
a confirmed and cOInplaceAF disciple Of ~ cat Prov
!Lthte nc lnEthcr reats th.t' tolc.Iou ivi ls WY
treasures and averSG 10 the good Mnm"nS pI0pna 10
remove them TO hCghbOr's he again ''ancd G0i, ana
got it N NY soul put them aTay in me house anu
sofc out !" All wCro net lhus confident. ErrIcrd by
that nC last day was conc Ghe cl'"rhcaaed dame sag
sered thc general :5h by the MTGly ,%s
w2"nly, that ei tn" Day OF Jnd lent was CONC tnc
trumpet would hcw. and had lisncd morc'n an E2ur
inowcd iuat as well wantcd that it wasn't no
last day ii folks want all fools or course that Wo
Inan o Yankee. Checifuiig obyiOls Of any euct,
onL deficiencies or shortcomings - culture, 1e @ epTn @
lady dealt ont scene o Vaid"DC hittI 'h5 Oh. iti III
garded as "shiftless" cumDerers Of the earth Inc
tongue however could match in sharpness the heaTt IA
EiIdness. H. The dreadful whrlw!n1 OF nrc ths MA
vored speech was forro'ten ui she mniScl2d J'aYey
to her less fortunate ielcS-suilero II. ~. 49, ,-,..
but not thrifty the Gegians; They have nt
tho proyident kTack Of saving "lrA Is prlhcilA.N
lraCtc, here at the expense @" luxury ana even ncc5
sarcs Crscripticn. To make th'r tlc h"arI1
the economists are Obliged to I've IN me r5I.t l'ny
paTsI IuOny, and, consequence the people ai"
race starSc.uGs not pleasant to SEQ The Gis whore
accord, to the uI,bcr mills and single facores and
the We Of packing like men. With the Pre-" r'atio of
their countrJ'S they adopt, as far possible,
Ci4S ScT-lI s cs and icrc the Greatest sauga-
Ter cane upon them. Tio Thrift that MAKES Eel- IN
rich is shown here in every movement OF tae immigrants
ihe land, th"My covered by tnlrI Is cleared away
Iuadc 10 rli,a the model cabin. Vegetables to Ia
at once raised from the haii-c.e cared
around, and Which, tie long, tedious Winter cones
the whole fImily turn from home and take service
during the frozen season with the numbering companies
Wien Spring comes their original savings have not Dern
touched, and tHc tarniLgS ran tar I%3d M me OF!-ai
caltal. H. f.,t every thing Is tITncd 20 atN dnt"c ny
these hIdy people and wien they shall Oo compelled to
the need OF schoos, 10 better citizens VIII be found
~ INC cOdnt.y. In the long Winter The WOnC are out
and at WORK as freely the lCn, with the mercury AT
20 degrees LeiJw Tu Mcmtcd on snow-shocs or snow
States they shoot the iroarn surface ike lightning
aai perform umcIiSc journeys with 'hc indifference "f
morning Jauht PcIlp' % hoSt Cu'"iH iuol- Il hE
dcyi.rd to- region the hhOcaca colnhll alton
Of Lc and ca-in In the morn ing tins Is drawn
on Uvcl thick wOolen stockings, both feet are then
plunged into water and held III the open air until the
leather IS suldy frOZcn They remain IN this condition
until taken Of when the process Of hdwinS is necessary
The feet wet by the freezing opera
Of the morning hut the exercise keeps them warm
an AZ &c .tCduy yanUr all GsN Inc buhelnlGns
are a placed, haTd-wuIkIE race, ana the Nor~r,,ldnS
crnE hut the three peoples oh TINS Sbnle as>lni-
ltC WUudrrIuy, and ar, tie COu'IntIl %UHucr ol tue
few YANKEES dat the luiLiirS u1 Lle place, dis
daininE the land as beneath contemp,.