Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-11-28

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RAnRoiDs--The citizens of Massillor are
taking steps to have that town connected with
the A tlantic and Great Western Railroad A
meeting o. prominent citizens was held last
week, and committee appointed to confer
with the officers OF that line of road, who, Il is
said, favor the project provided the coal and
iron interests of that section Of country are as
extensive as represented. 9d7N'@.' V''o ".1
From Newcastle to Brownsville, through
Mercer county, railroad line is contemplated
Positive assurances have recently been given by
the officers of the Pitsbnrg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago and Pennsylvania Railroads of aid and
assistance .55ius sHor1 agiy15lli sfT
1t is stated that trains will be run the entire
length Of the Pittsburg and Erie Rawuy 10
January. ifa9o % r.. - '7" Aii" sAiAA'
AMONG the visitors at Gettysburg, at the
dedication iof ibe Union Soldiers Cemetery,
was the Representative.ele of this County,
A. KELLocs, Esq. The gathering. be informs
us, was numerous, aud the exercises of o most
interesting character. aasd sd! it mlh a hal
MoNARcHicAL MOVEMENTS S. Amer.
lea shcwes signs of prevalence in sew.
eFai republics Of monarchical tendencies.
The state iu which these sentiments seem
TO he strongest is Ecuador. The Pres.
ident, Moteno, and most of the high func.
tiouaries of the state, are said to be favora
ble tothe idea of - French protectorate,
/ and several of the Newspapers openly advo.
4 cate the restoration of monarchical rule in
4 South America 51gg1qm iiu-8 5di dn1
4 The present President of Peru, G en-.
Pezet, seems to incline towards the same
I policy G en-. Pezen was in France, when.
in consequence of the death of the former
1 President, San Roman, he was suddenly
4 elevated TO the Presidency Upon the re.
cipt OF this news he was salu.ed by Il uis
1 Napoleon as Prince Regent, and this eleya.
tiou is supposed 10 have had on him per.
nicious influence, and encouraged him to
appoint two avowcd monarchsts 10 import.
ant Diplomatic positions one Of whom boasts
that, in bis opinion. the beau ideal cf gov.
nmcnt is monarchy aw.-J s'7'r7.
Al present, the monarchical party in the
4 South America Republic is ionly small
one but it can hardly be doubted that the
successful and permanent establishment oI
an Empire in Mexico would give strength
to it in every or nearly every, South Amer
lean country. The destruction ofrepubli
! can institutions in Mexico would be follow.
ed, at last, by attmepts 10 do the same
thing in some Of he States of Centeral and
South America % ssl3sl3sqs 10 ss59U9
! 1Ap anonymous pamphletser has produced
4 keen satire OF Bishop Hopk iDs defense o.
slavery under. cover of scrptpral de,
fence Of polygamy The writer says: All
admirer, like yourself, of the institutions
/ OF old. l should hardly have dared to de.
clare these truths to peryerss and self
glorifying generation, had not been EN-,
boldensd by the example of one Who SC
worlhily wears the highest honors of the
Chpreb la constructing my argument
] therefore, as l have done, with paragraph
! aftsr paragraph of your very words it bai
been because / felt il necessary TO shield
myself behind your authority from the
charge, which ignorant presumption might
else hare hronght. ofirreverently trayesty,
ing the word Of God, og lsm. H. = Id so5
Part of Southern Illinois known a,
/ Egypshas long been considered tbs @ ibral
tar OF Democracy in'tbe Sts,ecof Illinois
! and its redemption to be altogether hopeless
but al the late election. the nips counties
! OF this section Of the State actually gave .
Union msjority Of 5T9, gaia Of 5,86s