New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
FROM MANY POINTS OF VIEW.
BITS OF EXPERIENCE AND OPINIONS FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

BII6 EAfEhlENCE AMI OfkNlONo hOA
VARIOUS SOURCES.
have been taking run through New. Eng
land where odd phases Of life have been thrnss on
my attention. Ny landlsdy Of night Ia Massachusetts,
town lsmeuted her inability secure female help"
for the household With 900 smaIes than males
IN the old Bay State Il struck shst this was IN
anomalous condition. Whom asked her for the reason
Of this scarcity Of "heip" she replied with some
acerbity: because tie women have been spoilsd BY
factory work They have to LOOK on housswork %
inferior They mako bottsr 10 the factoris snd
co. although the factory work 10 now light. they Will
not work Ut anything elsa You can scarcely Ees
woman TO come and DO days wsshinE Then. too. the
women intellectual, - they call IT, and thsy gss
above any work Some Of thom who are prime house
keepers II they only about It. prefer to spend their
time in writing rhymes and stories and sentiment for
| the papera"
Talking OF women am reminded that hoard that the
trustees OF Mt olyoke Seminary have purchased tho
old home Of Mary Lyon. whose missionary WORK 10
and Asia made her WILDLY known In Europe
and America 1t 10 situated auckland Centre. snd
the rocky ledge near the house suitable inscription
| 70 her noble memory 10 to be inscribed.
TITS not merely the women In this older civilization Of
tho Republic who disinclined to engage in manual
labor. Enervstng influences have also been Mt work
among tho men, On railroad train far up IN Vermont
fell In with J. Atkinson wealthy farmer OF that
state rnquring the price Of improved farm snd was
$50 per He told that the same land that could
now bought for this price formerly brought - high
as So His explanation OF this reduction IN value was
given in this language Tho young feows won't work
tho old mon can't Those who will work have
gone of to the Yves. Those who remain caro-
moro about fast horses and other fast
things than about farming. Look about ~ any
OF the railroad stations and you will see scores OF sukics
standing around. wnen farmer or farmers boy gets
fast horse farm goes to the dogs pretty qnick You
cant hlre farm hep at big pricea Men have got
above IT, want to live by their wits or on what their
fathers accumulated When David Hill took the famous
old Black Hawk stallion into Addson County no caused
loss In tho value Of farm property there equal 70
million dollars. He found Black Hawk In dray at
Lowell Mas II would been better for the State
OF Vermont If he had found him. Why 1t literally
demoralized tho farmers all over tho STATE"
As the train swept along down by Lake Champlan Mr.
Atkinson pointed tho beautiful landscape ct
sheburne Point, where DR.. Webb has bought some
800 acres OF land with the intention Of making great
country seat. "Tho people up here. said Mr. Atkinson
"give Dr. Webb credit for New-Ydrk shrewdness IN
buying the tracts that included In bis now property
II was done secretly through agent who got options
on pl tho farms by the payment or small amounts on
each. Mono OF tho know about tho negotiations
with his neigbbors prices would havo gone up with
whir hear that the doctor has also bought the she
burno Hotel property. lie got tho farms at low
figure. but guess they made him pay for tho hotcL
Don NJ Dickinson, whiIe in New.York last week.
limited that Congressman Maybury. OF DetrOi., might
not be renomnated for Congress- This Is equivalent to
saying that he Will not be renomnated II Mr. Dickinson
can prevent There Is bitter feud between the two
men. It grew on. Of tho distribution OF patronage.
Maypury claimed the right to name certain oflcors In
$4,000, n,ck,n.on who mai the Pres,dent's car
this was before the President married rode rough
shod May bury. who In turn became thorn IN inc
Furnished most Of the information by which the public
and the President nppsd Of sas Gaa o
sons recon- mendatou.
o,o,rh N. r,o,.,.,on, q, the Democratic party run
the line VI sympathy and association WIN tue com
people. Its leaders and bosses are "ristocra'o In
their habits aud domineer'ns III 'ne'r ine'"ou~ MI
Dicknsons course with Maybnry an instance Oh sucn
domination. Tho Michigan boss Is also isr sample VI
the srstocratic tendencies OF Democrsto Leaders "hen
NewYork he occupies inc OF rooms
that monoy eau ~. .So,css, In yries and the open
Of Wne stands At aIs side cooled with Ice in
silver basiD When ne travels De. 20 nO
sufficient accomW t dor capnor be- OBJ
tanned.
Colonel John Knapp, the veteran proprietor Of The ST.
o;, Bsubii-an was iu New-York iu the coure OF the
ve.x Tho title OF tho paper Is o misnomer. for tho
C,r.r. d.mocr.cv il OF the ocKribbed Missouri sort
49,, -,,d M, cn,nue though the mountains should
,.u oru Colors Kuapp has grown thin, slightly bent
49,, ,,n m. ,a., thrsa or four years. but he still
~. IRON. law nm hi. f.vor,te weed and spits and
,.r. vuh b,s old.time yeor The old-lime Democrats
:. -. ,u..,..,nr raglan stand by Attorney neral
oi 'no N's,'''pp 80 ,,,. ,ornd -, railing
Garland with remarKsoo tohac'v. Aiou"u .ou '~''"s
to Colonel Knapp about Garland's escapado IN ram
-, Ia .,cnor,. tina presideat in hfs tuaction
Eiec'r'c 'na' no '"pto u,,sa hv ,n,. .,u,born a.
IN Gariaud's case. an 'ein"uo" " '' ~
titude OF the old Bourbon element ola remark heard
o., ,no .av. tod ro.d vcserday from . gentleman who
Y" 'no oo' VOW" ~ D,r.,.,. 90. nit. q. ,r,srd
was discussing tho Pun Electric case Will 'l,enu.
Said hs "The attitude OF tho Democrats 10 IN sharp
nhIcsn. when any of their leaders became involved
scandals OF this Kind. The RrpubicIns ms, promptly
soaped on .ns rl,n and a.cIarr TO- the country with
shaIn.lrss brszenness This 10 not mud They must
think tho people IT this country arc foos OF ei'e i
pathetic knavo@
Colonel Bradley b. smaey. who presides over the
Custom House At Burlington VI. and boases tho SIX
teen or eighteen Democrats In the Green Mountain