Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-09-30
RDAYs MORNING. SEPTEMBER 30, 1855.

copldauSt pnrchase copy from the car rier
ii apa extra, copy Is required you must
send, TO the Office for il hence there is very
little newspaper reading done here. Th,
National News consists Of a daily edition
of 2 sheets, lone sheet is news, and eleven
sheets are. advertsementsr ef vsriops kinds,
Beer drinking, Operas and, Theatres ar,
the popular amusemenis and occupation
Of the middle classes here; and quite
number have expressed tbeir surprise that
I5hnve no taste for their exquisite operas
theif. very 6ne plays, and more than q
that don't ike Bavariah beer. '"
s,ia BoRT-EMIGRAIoN TO AMERICA. =
d Labor is rapidly increasing 10 price The
manSd j ailroads ; vast smountof building
for Berlin has Increased 10000 iDsthe last
three years--ihe army aud emigration have
pretty much absorbed'the Iaboring material.
One of he barous co1plained terribly sbout
the scarcity and expensivehess of ihbot,
and assured me, that 10 the last three years
.lalbor bad fully bled id price. yiAnd
shat is not the worst of itl---be continued.
ii, Is daily. growing searcer at the prices
il now commands in the course ofitwo or
three years any one Joean Jay uplmaaey
enonghsto go to- America, and AS soon as the
proper amountis ct their command. no,h-
ing will retain, tbeu1 here; they will go ID
spite Of everything. q suggested that II
the government, would accord TO- the labor
er The rights Of man, and. accord 20 him
that which no one has spy natural rightto
deprive him of. that then there would DE
no difficulty in retaining them. Bat they
are not contented--they want voice 10
the government, he continued with indigna-
tion4.7tbe government is good. free. literal.
aud does everything. and all the laborer has
TO do is TO attend to his work. and enjoy
himself, the goverpment will take, care of
everything else. / suggested that that was
the kernel Of the whole ,matter--.bat MAN,
and especially the Saxon race, ;wereBsery
independent in their thoughts and feelings
end v ould contiuually y war against res traiRts,
mouop9l ies and special privileges and that
the laboFer would not, aud in my humble
judgment ought not, to be contented until
he had his rights accorded to him, aud had
as'many privileges as any body in the land.
A cb. Gptt, be said, forgot you were M
Americany-you speuk the german SO well--
but if you please, We will have some Rhine
wine, aud tell me if you think America will
gosto war with England to get Canada. j
told him we did no: want Caaada1; that we
hadtefttory enough, and That tits Eot our
idea ofgovernment at all 10 make cohquests
to obtain more territory. .iia But what will!
you do withyour grand army. nowsthnt the
war is over you must get iDto war uwhb
some nation in order to keep your army in
organization and in action. will answer
that question Yankee fashion, il you please.
Suppose / have had very sore leg. and
ithe surgeon after four years'w ork haschred
it, am l Obliged to make the, yo'her leg
sore also, in order to keep the surgeon m
ployed =? Ach, Gou. how practical you
Americans are in every thing,7 But what
will you do with the army /? The army will
go jus, where it was before the war Every
soldier will be glad to pursue his former
ciyll occupation: en-. ..e aaiug.as s-Uun (.
b .ieT4 IT