Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12


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= aelgahsf ~ Elss "a >l@s@n Isaac. =
regar1ssa 4mo1z C4a4.1L.ns - . phs-
noGoenou. beca4ss 8e stated there ~ a
ns=s.l0F % pa nsSIeF 4ae = prod q Z
sea de 49, erase 4sd Frafi4resome
and attn a coel aesd 4na fankes sntsr-
grise. Tor although tbs 11ltioaAlFs ef -
1ag sas born 30 Czza@zlsals 80 A4a psf-
snls zer- Anericzn 4nd - ~4s ooTn
m gae Dominion zhL.s thsy ssrs Elas-
TX there We <il e. tn1S 90 s'lnscaent
t-4F he makes a good sp-ech. lecsnrs q
81 -oal deaf "a lhe spur u tle aaofi- sal.
al e. .aes as democratic R~thosts /
sll only add gaaL iast SIMMER. d1Fing
tle great N sshlGyton celsorat0a. Dc
ult ollg hsrT.i the boats foT al aEs-g
~ governors lrom HoTth and south, sen-
at8rs ulzes and stAresulen. Dat Wien
Ee fg4ll thai seats we're srzrce. ne
t4o4 % bis coat and busted t~o han
dIed chairs - shaf rs guests could be
comfortable Today be has a hundred
il.lls ln the are at once, ard YET none q
taem suffer He can make a geod
speech. open a bottle u Mr.. Elijah Hal
f0rds IBstly celebrated sauce, walk four
miles. deliver q lecture, bay a telegraph
or railroad. pay for Il aRd come home
By the 1880 boat tie proposes now TO
have direct communication Via The Bal
tlmors aud Ohio railroad 10 England,
e. freight being rehandied only On the
shores q Staten Island.
The Dominion buildings in Ottawa
rank urst. Ia nv estimation. IN the line
Of public buildings outside the Capitol Al
W Washington. They ara even more artis-
TIC and beautiful than the state house
at Columbus, Ohio The capitol At Colum-
bus. considering the great men who
have graduated from il. Is what Mr.
Iennyson would call quite rocky. The
base IS iat and some like the Tombe
in New York. though not 80 picturesque.
The tower Is a large, round band box
which Is out OF all proportion To the rest
o. the building. Nothing bot the warm
est and truest loyalty can keep the pop
ulace from pulling il down. as did the
French. with much less reason, the beau
tiful FendOme column in Paris
The buildings at Ottawa are grand ex
ternally and beautiful internally. com
Portable IN arrangement and a great
credit 70 the young Dominion. Should
she ever wish 70 Join hands with Us, she
can always point 70 these buildings with
pride. even as the Rev. 3bseph Cook does
% himself
However. Canada considers herself toc
great a country 70 unite with any other
and she very likely will not Moreover
the United States IS a republic already
larre enough, and il would be now al
most unwieldy for me 20 govern, to
gether with my other work. We do not
need area now so much as we do good
government and good times. Good
weather AMI imported malaAes we have
already, duty free IL the authorize:
would conhne n grippe to the street car
lines I would be very much obliged.
I've had more than my share of il for
three months
| s&w a queer fashion item in Cana
dian paper the other day. IL was not il
the funny page, but il should have been
thought Il was this:
There has been great falling of il
side whiskers this season. and now full
boards are to D. seen on every hand"
did not know that they were TO be worr
there.
Looking over this letter see less about
Canada than | had at first intended te
say. but the printer will expect me t.
stop pretty soon, and 40 | will clOse
with a little poem. There is nothing
that soothes and lulls 10 rest the weary
reader at the end Of a long letter, filed
chiefly with statistics. like a sweet little