Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-05-04

Twist to the isothermal line, which hez
the effeck Nv. making it ruther sultry
than otherwise. aAnywheres for six hun
I deed miles back NV. the coast straw Der
ries grow in the open air. recommend
strongly the pnreeh1ils. eeh1ls. s.sss.sssns snw s..o
eP. Sin case the purchis is made, a
explorin expedishen, will be necessary
J Nav hope that my scientific attalnments
are suffishentlyewefl known to YOU to
recommend me as a proper person to
head the expedition9 IMayI? dliz bg
4 81 have the honor to- be, Yet settry.3a
I The President wuzn't ifavorably' in.
clined., He wuz full NV of fetbe old ,fogy
idea thatit wuz rather uchiHyythere than
otherwise. ai He hedn't7 faith in the iso-
thermal line, and wuz skepticle about tn,
Cult Stream. 1t wuz his experience that
the further, North yoo got the colder it
wuz For instance, he remarkt, that
while the people wuz warm toward him
in Virginny and Maryland, last fall, they
become very cold as hegot. North. Wher
/ wuzz the .isothermd line and the guilt
stream then? - - ''i"V 'e''s'HF -
Randall, who will have his joke, re re-
markt that the .isothermal line, twisted.
He notist that the people, made it ez hot
for em ez he wantid it ez far n forth ez
Cleveland, to which Seketary lWelles re-
piled that it only confirmed him in the,
I opinion that, for platin vessels nv " war,
iron was preferable to pine plank any
time.l - sGH ogd @-9T Z. h9roisai
Seward removed the President s objec-
I tions to wunst. He read his letters wich
set forththe Beauties Here wuz whales,
and walrusses, and seals, and white bears,
and pine apples, and wheat, and sea lions,
and fields of ice the year round, in a CHI
NIT ez mild: and equable ez the meridian
1 of Washington. The isothermal line wuz
more accommodating ther than in any
other part Nv the world. 1t corkscrewed
through the territory so as to grow fine
peaches for expectation to the States and
ice to the Sandwich Islands, side by side.
He drawd. q pictersuy the white rbear a
rushin over the line and disportin hisself
1 in fields NV green peas. Imagine, he re-
markt, the delicacy NV, Polar bear meat
fattened on straw berries think NV. the
condishun the sea lions must be in which
leave their watery lairs to feed on turnips
which grow above the Goth parallel -
think NV ,.,,..., ~ =. .......,.., -
{" 1t won't do" sed the President. 81
"Think NV" retorted the fSekretary
with quicknis NV intellek remarkable,
".think of getting rid NV the Blairs for
1 ever!" .at III tqai.,,s.,q tata.5. FL.
"Will the Ablishin SENT .ratify the
treaty.? .askt johnson eagerly y.c. RI
GG | converst with many on. the subjick,
and they sed eff we Good promise that
the Blairs would accept posishens ther,
they wood do it cheerfy. For sich a
purpose, sed one nv EN- to me, $1,000, 900
is amere bagatelle." "------,--------
CPL do it, sed johnson. & 81 agree
with the Senators for once. Rather than
hev it fail I'd pay it out NV Mrs. Cobb's
share in our jint spekelashens. Freedom
from the Blair family! Good Hevins!
kin one man be SO blest.? Is ther sich in
store for me?. $7,OOO,Ooo! Pish!" e1
My opinyun being askt l give it. Ez
hefy ez the vencher is from a CONNER
shall stan-point, in politikle pint Nv
view, the advantages will be still heftier.
The Rooshn territory will finally be the
chosen home nv the Dimocrisyo There
is already a popnlashen there adaptid to
us, who kin be manipulated without trou-
BILE, and the climit is favorable to strickly
Democratic populashens. The trouble
with us here is that the amount of likker
necessary to the manufakter of a Demo
crat kills him afore he hez opportunity
Nv yotin many times, which keeps US in
| perpetooaL minority. ~ Our Strengths,
for climatic reasons, our week.-Mrs. Far
different is it in Roosha Their the hap
py native may drink his quart per day
the bracin atmosphere maxim it abslootly
1iessary for him. Ther is the ttroo DEM
okratic paradise. How often hev | sighed
for sich country. Then, again, there
are posishens NV profit. The delegates
to Congrissa win, eff l hey fggered it
rightly, draw about SIS 900 per session,
mileage, which rs $50, 900 per year, $780,
600 per term. He Good afford to serve
without the paltry, $5,900,J which wood
be eheep legislatin, indeed. ag
And SO it .wuz agreed upon, and the
treaty wuz made by telegraph at q ex- @
pense wv forgit eggsackly-butI thihk
it was. summers in the neighborhood OF
$40, 900, Before it was FINELY conclopd
ed, some other little incidentals Wuz In
clooded by the Zar,,i which run up the
price toIslO, 200, 900, but that wuz nothin
fer us. Seward went at his work with
| great energy. The pdrchis wuz' divided
up into SIX Territories, flor the Number NV
delegates to our conv venshuis Muz uarge
and they all he'd to be provided for
wich wuz named, respectigelYs Johnson,
Seward, iCowan, Doolittle,b Randall and
Welles. For the zone ingthe extreme
North, the flrtherst off, Frank Blair was
appinted Governor; for the next, Mont
-gomery, and the next, the old man, and
the other three wuz held in reserve for
the pure but unfortunate patriots wich
might be hereafter rejected for the Aus
trian fhishun. a list wuz iprokoored nv
the delegates toiour5Yarious convensh4ns
and theme ez he'd bin, laartyred gby the
SENT, ther names wuz put into a wheel
ez at Gift Enterprises and the Judge
ships, Marshalships, Olerkships, ct ssettry.
wnz dra awd by lot. This ijee wuz sejest.
Led by Postmaster Randall, ez bein the
easiest way of doin it. He stated that
the appointments from his department. he'd
pallus bin made in this manner, ez it saved