Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-02-06

| land would then correspond TO J. rance iao-
rador to the British Islands, and hudson
Hay to the Baltic Fhteen degrees OF lau-
tude. with its immense duplication ol water
'front.' along the pays ana inaentauohs' Wouiu
nc addeo 10 the oonnereiai coast ma,
terms would describe the changes this Woulu
superadu 70 the commerce ol the Atianuc
coast as II now cNlsls' III Is nov oohciuSiVG
/ TO say that such an cNtent OF coast Woulu
merely spread inc commerce over more S,a'-
/ tercu hsV VI Pur's' Sii'oe 'lo ooi'i'oi'o Oo''"
t'e ports Oh Malhe no more uan oAP'VSs''
the PoIHla'ioh ana C"!'-i'y Ol 'uo Ooui''' ',''
pelo" Una, inc 9n" oquu'! u'"'o ''''e'
ana equal.y rlcn Silna'o ana son Jay 80 n,any
uoBrees oi ia'luuue !" 'no hor'n nW"lu' 'heio
"ouid Oe just SO inuoh more OF commerce
created
IN the interior the puDnc approclauon oi
inc climate mas ocon treaty a, .eui'. d! /"
PecuilatIty Oh oohnsurauoh' WhlCh eNiS9 ~
no o'her part oi 'lio 'c'' po'"''
g''"s "a'"er %, go"g "o'"'"a'" p, "'s '''''.-
"'' ~ IoPu'lc" oSe' ~ 'V"' i"Se ''i0 ''''
gratory anoients that INC neat Increased low
"Ias me North or 70 discover TINS apparently
sel-e,loent law tiore. noWe'cr' rs "sa'h
at iauit, ana inc pyramid ouii'uIiB HgyP..
"oui" ma oohIriha.ioh I oi i's o'iS'ii, P1.lo
s"Pny from 10Y Nl.ss.'''" ~ a' Nm i','i
oi ','V l, IL ,,io ,,.Is l:. -
VI co .r.i
',i' '' '''S ~
- ~,
80 ...i.:.'.t.t. NJ, i5:.,
@.'" ii,0i' 'Ui ~ ''i"'' '' ',,'
VII ',to ~, "' W ~
Is superior 10 'hc Il"''e ana Oh '',' '"s
enoWon .lic Country y ",t''! op s!' Tio.' .a
'hau on 'no N,scouiN 'ioS1 o' 'n'S uilio'
V"Co = "uo 10 Heiohco vi "i'l'U'0' e. Neut
~ hau OF il may ne assigned 70 eN'eIloI c'i-
matologlcal causes thoso WHlch Ieuuce lle
temperature oi the eastern sides ol tha cont-
ncnts ana increase thc mean tempfatme OF
the western sldcs. IN regard 90 "i1luoc' OF.
Massachusetts Is cisht Thousand i"ui huhuieu
lect above the Scai foit Laramie on lhc
Platte, four thousand h'c hundred Fort
Benton, ON the Missouri two thousand slN
hundred and SIXTY ieoi ana thc country Oh
the Saskatchewan scarcely one thousand feet
above the sea. All these points ho ln prairie
districts. vet the prairos of the Saskatchc-
wan and Assincboin are equal, if not superior
20 the others i'm fertility. llcre IS % lime cur-
wing fifteen degrees of latitude, or almost the
equivalent of the coast of the Atlantic States,
or the distance from Now Orleans TO Lake Su-
perior, which represents a new and habitable
country nearly identical In climate. As cli-
matolugical fact simply, this Is a most inter-
esung condition ou' IT'S l5niilcahoe rs lnnch
more IMAM a point III selehll IL Is lho "eHil-
ton OF region oi equal value Ior .e'lleiAehl
over TINS immense extent "heh ~ haN oeeh
supposed that the north must necessarily be
uninhahitable
IUin 'oi7i'' -ASl" " NOR, anu ,NV "c,Sr's
ol -Ais'olS' we 20 i'oi VI IN '.'o Nr' W oitu "
Inc Ilch Pi"lilcS ol 'ie country n'i.n o' 'l'e
"'scN ,ya anu 'i1 C'SPl"n' AZ -h'i",'ioii
"n" on ,ne i'oTeI oi5u tilt 'il. Iot ~ p a.
l,iuIH my 'ile p.I '''''
a. N''In oi' w 20 -. ..'I,;.at,',,,
eou'i' 1e'e9i''oG '5 ~ So. .nd !, i
,,i ~ e,i,.rl.
WY ni",i ii'>0 '.'O - '''e
van ~ ~ ~ -, 49, ~ AZ
Winnipeg, the mean winter and summer tom
peraturo arc nearly the same as at hasan the
two points are nearly III the same ia''u"e al
SO. And from hasan ami MOSCOW, west