, 1873-09-12

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OF sprng@no!d ~ @ posaosees daily paper circulating
| ABOUT 1,o9o oop1ea por aiem-a Quarto paper OF
!orty.oiRns oolamns, Of which not loss than
;wons5 aic oIig'aal anu ro-oditod matter prepared
Tnom n arp & nn'gefay E1auastoa. lis paper m had ne
s",rth NV - s 5op ocG; containing Tlo9:ogo
molin q ma9nlnery, Whleh 1t s"npped OF IN
Iao ss WHOM Of
s pd1 sd aecon1 oT ae
a, sa9a throefoia - to tho character reputation
@ ana pusinGss o. 1no panor, increason lsa orouia-
~ sIV,1 H. aan 10 to.u1y uu,onaea ny tho na1ofIy
m.s.a ~ ny nloh VI Massacnuset.s "no sotca Ior
naans. na:ip Unaefgo tho boston AaSesI.ser, nc 1i,c
~ H. u ,lio teku!af parry, eonoing to-aay
Tes. ,aa ~ ppst.to p.. " W. L., n'ts a., aso
r,rt 10 nas psoa 1opg ynonsn s u. Nv na1ne OF
and rnnrar w 44o' "s '4Ae e'oneo' - "taaolA
nnu 'oas"so' -
| Mr. Nowlos camo Into his oftleo after awhile,
aud, Whon his work WAS finished, wo Rtrolled
| over part OF springfield. Illoro wo Baw
| the two masterpieces Of the; natiyo arohiteot,
York: Court House M noarly finished, and a 4
| Gothic church. Tho Court-House, which will
cost 850o.o 600, is built Of granite, worry much, as
T. hppehrod to mo, nko tho Iotel De s1llo OF tho
little City OF Compiogno, In plcardy, although
the remark was made that the suggestion Ind
been acknowledged Oh taken from tho Ianzzo
Vocchio in Floronoo. tower battlomonted md
an, open belfry above. broad arches supported
~ 1oPttantN I'tu4uuo "1 - naunot, "nu tue
Whole seemingly aofonslblo to tho force Of any
thing but powder, mndo up some OF tho
features 81 ono OF tho most striking oli-
tces n this country, conaldorlng It's cost,
fendal monument OF nothing, stronghold
without tradition, pretty composition to say
to pobtority: Our prosperous fathers in tho
ora Of legal-tendors wanted aomo Europe for
their own, and they built this huary toy:"
But tho loug EngliahY elmH, tho abboy-fika
roWa or overlapping dwellings, standing uphill
to look around . curve, tho shayen grasB-1awna
aud tho strong trottng- -horaeB, tho fomaleH eelf-
rolantly driving around town, and tho glimpse
Of occasional mountain-piers holding up the
mlr1ory aky OF tho Valley Of tho Connecticut,
At one of tho most commodious mansions In
tho city, and on nearly tic highest ground, the
Springfield editor lived, overlooking, aa from tho
Tonr OF rocky castle his little park Of stoep
forost-treea set iu tho accfvtios, aud long ferns
IN tho doapor places. a squirrel ran up tho vino
against tho houso-wall; a, groat dog plunged
into the pool; birds woro singing somewhere In
tho EreenneBs gaiIy, like tho voice Of tho A1ner
can climate set loose. Tho spirit Of Kcnsett
scemed to be tn the scene. md the ambition of
the visitor Was to be lth phintor
Here Was the ample reward Of work without
time neighbors; children, from little misses up
to mon and womon,-au at tho head Of tho List,
Samuel Bowles, Jr., fresh from his studies in
Germany,-and tho wifo Of ones youth still in
LDC 1u4lQG6H Ql DE6lLl, Will ING GllFRr-HGuutnE
fallen behind in their wake, and tho golden one
let ns hope. rundeBcout In tho mild-skyed future.
Mr. Dosglcs works In this way: He bro8kfaatB
frugaly In bod, aud reada from beginning to
end eyery day, when at home, the mornings
Republican, marking cut those parts which
ho does not need for his weokly.-a develop
ment in which he takes much prido aB it wnB
his fathor's papor, the basis of liH dnily. At II
o'clock no dictates to photographer answers to
personal, political, and busineeB letters, or. on
anna nrtAainra rHnafra tn his nff3ro md mania
inquireEs personally. Dictatlon Of editorial
matter follows, mud lo breakfasts second tmo
with bis children at their midday dinner. At 8
O'Clock he goeH to tho Office and writes editorial;
proofs, Of Paragraphs, or dictates st home.
1owlEs ON BuT1EH.
Away from bis dwelling, where topics disputa-
bio arc pertinent, Mr: Bowles Expresses himself
Thus 1t happened. ut his Office, that tho rodoubt-
able man vehoment came up aud asked hir.
Bowlea II he WAS glad Of the apparent certainty
that Butler waa defeated:
pleasure but, for tho Commonwealth and good
order, must have opposed him. We're he to bo
nominated at Worcester, he would, IN my 1udg-
mont, ho elected, although there would be 4 bolt.
Wa y9ts IN this stato e ehort ot 2p at tue bo5t
boiling Or as tho regular candidate, from 10000
to $4,000. He might also hayo got the liquor
prohibition vote, WHICH a. n n some periods OF On
thustasn, amounts to 10000 bocauso ho has gery
artfully demagogued on thatquostson, promising
to execute @ the present lay vigorously on hotels
as we'll as Groggerica, and intimating, in undor-
tone, that, if the law bo unpopular, then tho
Legislature can take it up again. Tho iqnor-in-
terest believes TINT q unno,m execution under
tho law wot1d M make such dissatisfaction as to
repeal it. The prohibitory-interest is satisfied
1hat INC same performance would bring the mil
lenninm: 20 you see that 10 REASONS Like Cato,
n
Have you large capital ln the Iquor-intcr-
est 81 2 tlLls ,,S state :"
,,.t fopaDiy not 80 gIoa. fetstvely o. elsewhere
Medtord rum ana Agawam Gin are State staples;
but re 40 not G, datlll nor brew to tho extent of
the Mlddlo or western states. Tho prohibitory
question with us il a good deal OF a atumhling-
block, being Just such an unappeasablo, side-is-
sue ae busler ean plGk up with ease by really
meaning no good TO either side III 1t. 1t happens
IN this cause TINT he has got q few reBpeotable
followers, and he has also tho faith OF some peo-
S sn wn0% espu1a ns bus by ba nS eon and I'D
professions. Many perRoD6. beBideB regard