Connecticut western news., 1879-04-16

titled to the honor of being its birth place. {
 And who dare say that it will be ap empty honor?
 National Reform is something that will meet response in the heart of every true K ridden American, of every farmer, of every merchant, of every mechanic, oi | every laboring maD, in short of all except the tff1ce seekers and spoilsmen. Sup posing the question was put to these to- day, Are you in favCr of National R. form? The response would be unanimous ly Yes, and suppose they make up their mind that they wont be any longer hum uggtd and fooled, and led by their noses. and used as cais' paws by the politicians, | to haul their chestnuts out the fire, what then Why it is not necessary for any one to be prophet. or the son of prophet to see that in the next Pre sidentlal election the National Reform party will be the party, aud that the candidate they vote for will te | the next president of the United States. There is net sufficient water powerin tn, | immediate vicinity of this village to war | rant the erection of any maDufactOries, and l it there were, great doubts weuld obtain as l to tha security of such an investment or as I to the certainly of any speedy or hand l -ome return upon capital SO invested, bt- cause Ot the du!lncss row pervading al, kinds of manufacturing industries, which ] IS so great and widespread that old estah- l iIShed munutaciories iu all parts ot this | country, Great Bri'aln and Germany ar
 forced iO lie idle. Even if factory coulo be established. the advantages to the yil- iage might be counter balanced by ihe in
 Aux of an undesirable population and th,
 congregation of a low class Ot groceries. The American mind in seeking to advance | the growth and wealth of village turns l first to the establishment of manufaclories
 In manufacturing towns you fiud th,
 wealth confined 10 8 very few. In our vii
 lage the establishment of fact, ries is no,
 feasible. we require an enterprise Wbicl
 gives grt a,er distribution of wealth, give>
 pr1mpt and liberal relurns upon the invest,
 men,s and at the same time brings anon,
 us people of character, culture and capital.
 Such an enterprise is feasible, can be al
 once undertaken, will Cause but a small
 outlay, is perfectly safe. will pay well from , the start. and btneht not only Ihe villagt.
 hut all ,he surrounding tarms. Such an eIl. terpIise is the erection of summer board
 lng house upon commanding site north oi | ihe village. Hillstlals s central point
 from which 10 ms ke short drlves to Copak, Lake. Bash Bisb, Mt Washington, Mt Ev. erelt. Prospect Lske aud Gt. Burlington Let the ablest men of cur community tskt
 this matter into careful consideration on
 Saturday next at ? D m. and appoint u strong committee for action, The above from the H.ilsdale Herald has
 a kind of 'eternal fitness" about it, being just about the size of tho situation in this place. Our limited water privileges will : uot warrant the erection of fact uries, noI
 would the exclusive principles of the pop uia,ion tolerate the influx of the objection able element of society necessarily attend ant. The infr qu,ncY of misds meanor rep- dels the construction uf a jail or lock ur
 unnecessary. Never (well, hardly eveI) is
 a fire engine or Look and ladder truck call ed for and the steady-s o,ng quit set nee of . the place would staIve 10 death pelma- D uent theatre in four days. Will not some 9 energetic, enteIprsipg philanthropst wi,l
 means, endeavor to rescue us from this un
 healthy siaxnant condition? Start a sum :. mer boarding house. A suitable site ma
 be fcand on top of Canaan Mountain, V romantic spot commanding chaImiEe yleN z of the country in all directions. Such ul a enterprise must certainly command suct ess d especially if the projec,Or mani'est <uf1i a cient enterprise" to facilitate it's eligibility (heing 900 feet above the villagt) hy lun- d ming horse car from ibe base 10 lhe sum- VI init, or CT, ct:ng an elevator some W heIe il lhe rear of Squire P.el's galdep. Such al , institution, charging tee of ten cents
 trip, would psy big dividend if it had pa,
 lensge enough, and would add largely [, s' the attractions of the place. Anyhow, d, Y some,hlng S, melody Run bakers wag ,. on; open an und-rtsker's establisbme Ut, 0 IT at least, as a last resort, equip small ho, le with box of backing nnd brush, in l. stluct hin. in all the late st and nc st spprov It ed city slang, station him at Union depot m and let him yell 'Shlre yer hutes," ''W'a '- Ter yer soy!"
 :, Following are the appointments for tn T, Poughkrepsie District of the New Yur ,. E,st Conference clustd last week:
 A K SANFORD, Presiding Elder. ,, Poughke' psie: Washington Street, c ' R North; C,nnon Street, w. w. Sever r. Hrdding E Lewis.
 Hyde Park. illiam Stevens.
 Hillside and Riverside. !! r. Buxton, ,e Rhintbeck, J G Oakley. is Rrd Hook. W. H. Evans. is G rmaniown and Malulin G Dariels. d Hudson: Frs, Church, A. H. Ferguson
 St. Johns. A Hunt; superuumcrary.
 Stockport, J Birch. I'd Claverack aid Philmont, R H. Travis 10 Waef Tuuhk anio and GI,.pnn.. os Sager.
 ,, Chatham Village, s. J McCuicheon. ~ Spencerlown and Harlemvile, E. B l. Pierce.
 East Chatham and Red Rock, c. D
 Townsend.
 al Wes, S,ockh ridge and Richmond R K 1, L"nUx and Lenux Furnace, w. L. Patti " son.
 Lee. w. E Clarke. r Tyringhan. F. Hernance D. HUusatonlc ani Slnckbridge E. H. R0ys ry Great Burlington, J. w. Macomhrr. is North Egremont and Afford, J. Acker ; man.
 T. sh, ff1"ld, R. Hunt. l' North Canaan and Ashley Falls, w. A le Mackty.
 re Falls Village. F. J. Brlcher. Wings Station. D. Gibson.
 BrewstrI's. w. c Smith. h. Carmel. w. A. Chac wIck re New Fairfield ard Haviland Hollow, w ye Blake.
 in Pawling and Reynoldsville, V. N Ira
 yer.
 u Dover Plans s. Fitch. le Sharon and Ameaia Union, H. c. Hum " phr'y.
 .., Mlilerton J. H. Michell.
 L,ktv He, $. F. White. IN Hillstiale, Alfred Gums. l. North and West Hillsdale, O P. Gran