The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-02

lure che farniahinRt4avslaron, and ever
On, until Il fades away in the daTkening
horizon, b whether IL ID rsEl, bose
gsls, auhatautial city, "a si.eked o.
with the lota marked with thsir owners
nama. hka that proud commercial ms
tronns reeentiF discovered Oh thg de-
sirsbls shoras Of Ban Domingo. IEuqh-
tsr.l But, however that may be, I ana
satisfied
DULUTH
Is there. 81 Ehersabout, for ! aas Il So
ted here On thiB map that e ID exactly
thifsv-nine hundred and ninety miles
from, Liverpool Clzughterl though I have
no doubt, for che sake II convenience,
e viii be moved hsek ten milea, 20 ss 70
make che distance al even four Thousand.
(Renswed laughteE,
Then, sir, there Is the climate Of
DULUTH,
uDopes ionnhiy the most salubrious and
delfehfu 70 Be found anywhere on tho
Lords aarth. Now, have always been
umder Che impression, 81 presume
Otler sntlemen have, that ia the region
around Superior it 'WaaeOld enough
for al laagt mine months Ia che year 20
freeze che emo stack on locomotive.
Great laughter. But I see il repre-.
scented on this map that UnEuth is stu
ated exactly half WY hetwesn Che lat1-
tudes Of Paris and Venice, 60 fhak gem
tlemsn who have inhaled the exhilera-
ting airs OF the one or hasked in tho
golden sunlight OK the other may see at
8 glance that Duluth nust be plECe Of
untold delights Laughter. terrestrial
paradiBe, famed hy tho balmy zaphyEu
Of al eternal spring, clothed il the gor-
geons sheen OF eyer-blOnnling flowers,
and vocal with the silyery melody ofns-
lures choicest soRgateTs, Laughter.
| IN fact, SIR, sinCa have seen this map
have no doubt that Byron was yailliy
endeayCFing 10 convey some faint con
CeptioR az Che delicious charms Of Du-
luth VIXEN his poetic soul gushad forth
in the rippling strains Of that beautiful
rhapsody
know We the land Of the cedar and vine,
| Where the flowers ever blossom, the
beams ever shine;
/ Where the light wings Of Zephyr, OPP
pressed with perfume,
Wax faint Ger the gardens 81 Gull IN
+ her bloom;
| Where the citron and olive are fairest
Of fruit,
And the voice Of the nightingale never
is mute;
| Whers che tints Of The earth and The
huea Of Che sky,
In color though varied, IN beauty may
/ via?"
As % the commercial resources Of I'm
luth, sir, they aru simply illiTaita5le and
inexhauHtible, as Is shown by this nap,
4 see III stated here that there Is 8 vast
scope Uf territory, embracing an araa
Of over two million square miles. rich n
every element Of material wealth and
commercial prosperity, all tributary q
DULUTH.
Look at il sir, [pointing to the
Imapl. Hero are inexhaUatlhlG
mines Of gold, unreasonable veins
OF silver, impenetrable depths 81
bonndless forest, vast eoal meas
ures, wide extended plains Of rich.
| est pasturaga, 81, 81 embraced ~
this vast territory, which must, u
the very nature Of things, empty
theuntold treasuresof its commerce.
into the lap of DULUTH. laugh
teri Look at IL, sir, Gpointing K
the mRp,l do You not see from
thess broad, brown limos drawn q
round this immense territory tina
the enterprising inhabitants 81 DU
! LUTH intend some day to iRClose !
! an in one vast corral, 30 that 1T
) commerce win be bound to 60 Their,
whether IL would or notg [Grea
laughter. And here, sir, letil
pointing to the map I find within
q convenient distance the Piegal
|, Indians, which, .Of All the many 40
Cessories 70 the glory Of Duluth
Il consider BY far tho most inesh
mable. For, sir, | have been tol,
that when the small p0x break
. ont among the women and ehildrel
! " that famous tribe, as sometime
il does. they afford the finest cub
iecss III tlle world for tho strategi
q e