The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-11
Travellers Register.
Our Canada Correspondence.


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Our Canada Correspondence.
Niagara Falls TO Toronto-SIghts
and Incidents In TorOnto-A Con-
versati0n with one OF the sTTuly
LoyaI"-P0iiIIcs and Parties In
the DOminion-Our Correspondent
on his Journeys.
TORONTO, DOMINION OF CANADA, |
May 4, 1874. I
Rditorso OF tho IutCllIgeEcer:
l left Niagara Falls on the 22d ult., and
after subieCting my baggage to inspec.
ton by the Custom House officers, pro.
caeded to Toronto oia the Great Western
Railway.
TORONTO
is a city Of about seventy.ive thousand
inhabitants, situated on the northwestern
shore oil Lake Ontario. It Is the seat Of
the local government In Ontario, and Is
somewhat noted on accounted It's splen-
did harbor, said to be one Of the best Of
all the harbors on the chain OF lakes.
The business Of Toronto is chiefly com.
mercial, lumber being one Of the principal
articles Of trade. There are some manu-.
featuring enterprises very successfully
and proftably conducted, but there Is
nothing to compare with the manufactur.
ing interests Of your own unsightly, but
substantial city Of Wheeling.
1.-THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO"
is quite famous institution throughout
the Dominion, and Is remarkable for the
reverence with which it pays homage to
the classic standard oil England, as Ii will
not admit to the faculty OF instruction
any preceptors but those who have re-
ceived degrees from "0xiord," England's
great university. This college seems to
utterly ignore the educational standard Of
the United States. lisa
TRULY LOYAL INSTITUTION,
and looks to the parent country Eng
land) as the source Of all that Is pure,
bright and beautiful. As other evidences
Of its'loyalty one may observe, within the
college walls, the portraits Of Eng!and's
great warriors, statesmen and sailors,
among which the good Queen Victoria"
occupies most conspicuous place On all
programmes of public entertainment, musi
cal or otherwise, throughout the Do.
minion, the patriotic song, "God Save
the Queen" Is invariably the concluding
piece. OF course the University Of Tor.
onto, nurtured as It Is at the breast Of the
mother country, educates none but loyal
subjects Of Great Britain. The students
pride themselves upon their English rela.
Hons, and speak OF the ".1
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IN tne mus! Svn!eptHTW1 s,. se 1 ~ Cvh
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s .;ans ouu lSace fe'sHs III 'le l"'efHa
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tnes ntlton was uispLease9 WIN my
remarks, anu ,,s cn ara them as IN,
sln S NO. e upon Ine courage 9, Engianu
nu lne E II'Ia y! ollIisn so4ulets. Inc
following dialogue 0sgna resulted e. IT,. 49,,
Her navy has always been mistress ao Of tsc
seas: ..,... w..
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" ane moe.ns " ne n anAes SAnnon'
bTEpglsnu va, %Ss snssseu n Waf
WIN ; France u 1na' ume' anu heF navy
was olv VIZ 81, -. ..,..o ,ho ,,0,,,,,,
o,LLnat uoes MOI cnauss luz ySesl .Sl
q VaiotS 'ae Iavy senS ,o SsSins S,a tns
oniIeo oeAtg4 nutng es tw!Se a. u.s. many
guns as me unltee s'a1es mao 81 i'S COM
msaa q! tnst slme' ,.no,. ,,.,,,,
She has no Credit Mobilters ''''s.'
CT! she has, i remains unexp0Sed
The United States had moral power sui