Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30
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l 9ASAhOhg MICH. Lfg AoOl.
write in highest commendation of the
new Hotel in this place, the Marion House.
Paran Stevens, the prince of hotel keeper,
lat least so far as numbers Of houses in his
own name may make him worthy the tille)
must psie his Intellectual are. It is a fact,
you need not laugh, because say that the
little town Of Jaelson, in Michigan, boasts
q hotel whose rooms are more cosy and home
like. and the furniture moro elegant and
costly than the Continental in Philadelphia
or the Battle House in Michigan can show,
Magma est Ueritds, et prsOdleUit."
Seymour, formerly Of the Angler, in your
city, has the prettiest little hotel, the neat
est, incest, most piquant, and, withal, con-
tanning the best furnished rooms, into
which IT was ever my good fortune to
step, and you know have seen several tav-
erns.
Tho Michigan Central Railroad Company
once on a time ran, as you know, two very
beautiful boats which were finished CENTRE
ly regardless of expense" between Buffalo
aud Detroit. There is no business now.a-
days for the floating palaces, and the Direc-
tory ordered the sale of their rosewood and
mahogany ehattels. Mr.. Angler, who is
proprietor Of the Marion, of which Seymour
has charge, bought at a very low price much
of this exquisite work, aud It is distributed
about, lying rOnnd loosely (as the milk was
for which tho husband seached) in the
Marion.
came here to take tea, but remained all
night, and as my quarters are so very COM
Portable, may not leave to day.
This same jackson is 4 wheat and grain
market, am told, in which very cOnsidera-
bic sums Of money change hands. Business
seems to be fair at present. Everybody looks
as il thriving and industrious, and that is
great deal.
A goodly quantity of rain fell last night,
and to-day the weather is very fine.
How graudly the banks have behaved in
the taking Of the $3.50, ,OOO, 900 loanl
Pretty good, stable sort of government
this, although little molested by marau
ders.
Perhaps somebody will show another ma
ton on the earth capable of raising, in such
manner, a similar amount of money. Per-
haps somebody, say Russell, of the London
Times, will point us to a nationa able to
raise, upon call, five hundred thousand vol
untesrs, and equip them all for fight, in six
months. That Russell, mind you, is hum
bug. He had the good fortune to be pres
ent st few fights, and told some long sto-
ries about them to the London Times
There were not little million of reporters
present, as there has been at all our muses.,
and he had the field alone. England Thought
he was great, and he thought he was. The
probability Of his truthfulness in statement
was not questioned. Nobody could posi-
lively deny stories about great deal of bra
very. s0hieh nobody eUer sai0. But he is a
very fit tool of the Times to be used in this
country. An Englishman with English
prejudices, begging for cotton because John
Bull wants it, car readily look through ell
our presentation Of circumstance with South
ern speciaeles. He knows as much of and
about our Institutions as the greater part of
Americans know about the designs and do
ings of the English Parliament, and has
just as correct notions of what is due to tie
Uniopists who have sustained and who low
fight for the sacred laws of the Republic, as
Wigfall has of the noble sentiments which
animate Golden and Bright
Yours, HARRY.