Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-14

WEEKLY IELElJK KAPH.
BY JAMES REED.
LOCAL AND MIscELLANEous.
es- WANTED at this Office four young Elm
trees, from n to inches through, uniform in
size grown upon up land, and taken up with
care, for which good price will be given.
New TINE TABLE.--By reference to the time
table on the first page Of this paper, II will oe
seen that the Lake Shore Road has changed
very essentially, its running time.
es- Fish, FRu1r, &o.-N. PHILLIPS requests
us TO announce that. his saloon in this village
will be kept supplied during the season, with
fresh whie6sh and trout, and fruits OF varions
kinds, where our citizens may get their supplies
at pleasure. The business will be under the
direction Of John Boozcr.
zg- ToouBEs who is just about completing
a thorough renovation and repair of his estab-
lishment, rendering II one Of the most attract
i've in town, calls attention by advertisement
to the advantages he is offering to the public
for q share of their patronage and favor. His
enterprise and energy, as well as courtesy and
fair dealing added to an accessible and pleasant
store are elements that deserve, aud will no
doubt secure success.
as-LAKE ERIE FEMALE SrN1NARY.-The First
Annual Catalogue Of this Hourishing Institution
has been laid upon our table, giving the names
Of l27 young Ladies in attendance. The Cata-
logue is from the press Of Mr.. R. DooLIrrLE &
Co., and is q very neat and handsome specimen
Of printing.
A CASUAL MEETING of the Rev. DR.. BAIRD at
Cleveland last week, put us in possession of the
facts, that that gentleman was on his way to
Father Chiniquy's settlement at ST. Ann, Kan
kakee county, Ill. with the object of learning
more satisfactorily of the condition of the COLI
ony, and to advise with the people as TO mat
ters concerning their welfare. Dr. B. expect
TO spend week in this work. the results of
which will be published on his return to New
York.
The AMERICAN HoTEL-This old layorite es-
tsblishment, has been recently re- fitted and re-
opened under the auspices Of j. A. ExsrGx, ESQ.,,
as proprietor, and GEO. w. GRAHAM as mana
ger. A brief sojourn at the establishment while
at Cleveland the other day, showed us that the
American is wo rthy of its palrniest days Or
der, cleanliness, prompt and courteous attention,
and withall plentiful and attractive table, aud
moderate rates, are among the characteristics
which make it pleasant place to stop at.
A REFRESHING INNOCENCE AND SIMPLICITY
seems to have possession of every one who had
to do with the movement of concoctinG, and
pushing through the irregular trustee ticket, for
excluding every republican from the election
board. They take it very hard that they, or
anybody else should be thought capable of
such contemplate trick. The thought of
such result, never flashed upon their innocent
minds, and they feel wounded and deeply hurt
we suppose-that such an effect should fol-
low so simple, so thoughtless, and so well.in-
tended a transaction. While some meet the
charge of trckery with very well assumed in-
dignation, others put 90 the character of .Niobe,
and find it difficult to restrain their unbidden
sorrow and tears. There is, however, one wish
common with all our opponents who take any
interest in the matter at ALL and that is to strip
the thing of its odium and to assuage the dis.
satisfaction of the injured party. Well, in the
overflow of our soul, we are willing to accept
these attestations OF innocence, and look over
the fact that some of the orginators of this
movement for defeating portion of the regular
ticket, were themselves candidates upon the
same ticket, and were supported in good faith
by those voters who they had so unntentiona-
ly deceived. We will not hold them account
able for what, in the eyes of some fastidious
folk, may appear like fouling their own nest, aud
dishonoriDg their own offspring. The fact that
their names formed part Of the ticket they
were seeking to defeat and appealing to Others
to help them defeat probably never oc-
Cured to them. We are willing to give the
thing this complexion, and to acqut any and
all of deliberate design. The men who did il,
are not of that class who estimate cause and
effect, after the manner of this calculating world.
Like the juvenile scholasticos, who snapped his
little neighbor and caused disturbance of the
school by cOncussion, they admit the snap
ping, but are surprised beyond measure to fnd
that ''she was loaded"
The course, therefore, that we suggested last
week to the republicans as a remedy we do not
wish to have understood as urged in retalia-
tory sprlt-by no means-but merely as a pre-.
cautionary measure against the evils likely to
result IN future from want of political pru.
dence and foresight.
gr Blood STocK.-The graces of cuItiva.
tion aud refinement hare never, and probably
'0M never, reach point from which the beauty
the pride and the high social qualities of the
horse will be viewed with Indifference Amid all
the works of the animal creation, there is per-
haps, no individual triumph of the creative
power, which comes home to the heart of man
with such affection favor and admiration, as
the horse. This is not to be wondered at per-
haps, when we consider how intimately the