New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
Late from Oregon,
Corrospondcnco OF the Clncinnatl Chronicle


The Editorials Just received the following letter
from Oregon City. It's written by a young man
from this town, and viii give some practical M
f,rr,a,ion. OREGON CITY oct. G. 1917
DEAE Sin: Since your last news from myself we
have had near $50 wagons arrive anu more IN inc
mountains We are pleased 10 see men Of capital com
ing in among no and hope that the number may bc m
creased very much next year. Tor Dreg0H - me F0ft
for the capitalist now and VIII continue TO be for all iu
nrc timel Whoever now wishes 20 do Wen wio ma
rnpta enough do the work, cannot do better th 10
bring around steam cHRiHe and g0ol Ooai 0"""n.-
We can beat the world for timber ana on we wan, iS
,be opporunitv to prove H. The mouth Of The grcot Co
gDnbig Rrtr Is every dny becoming better known, ad
vessels are constantly putting m Ne nave saw mii-
building all over the country and VIII furnish for the
next ten years much lumber and surplus produce as
any Good steamboat can take TO a toria for us.
wish not 10 go too Tar m any statement uul i,''
confident that I'll need he Is the starigVe Us inc
start and we will go ahcfd' We are Just about TO
have on Almanac for sisi sued at the Spectator Office
What do YOU think Mr.. Chronicle. are we not d0n'
something The author is Henry II Evcrt-, formerly
Of New England 20 II EGO where You VIII chst OF
west north or south, You find The Yankee = nave
been rc-bnding some few works but ioi the W"h' o
materials unable 20 do much
We have had some small difficulties with the indi ais
al the Dallc- but al il tranquil again road Is talked
Of slopr the south side Of the Columbia RIVER from Tue
Dallcs 10 Oregon City his VIII afford sale ana com
paratvely easy route from the Blue Mountains TO ihe
Valley at any time Of the year. This VIII open 70 uV
people Of this Valley country Of boundess extent Tor
the pa turage for sheep and stock OF all xmas brh5
on yOur sheep and American nlarcs-Wc nave room TOT
all of them We don't feed them IN Winter or sum
mer-dont be afraid If YOU come late IN the year
stop 81 the Balcs If early, push ON and get through
While think of it, viii mention TACT Tor Inn
grants coming here We have no foundry here, "hcro
cooking utensils are cast and all brought by sea are
very costly Indeed, may say SO OF anything else nu
particularly of this kind because the contrary mas oeeh
held out as the truth We need good foundry man
and capital enough carry the work Our valley is
filling up very rapidly and families are coming H. VINO
want kitchen furniture Indeed all kinds OF articles
used by mechanics farmers merchants are IN greater
demand than in any of the States.
But ut the same time say that our currency Is OF q
character go stable that give hut htte en-
conragcmeut TO any on that score. However we
hope that all things considered otter as iar induce
ments 10 the industrious man rs any section oil the
United states let his occupation be what Il may.
We have had 70 travel and break the way over very
difficult and dangerous country-Those VINO come III,
ter US will find less aud less difficulty 10 encounter ana
when they arrive here they viii md the neccssares Of
life 10 be obtained much arer ratcs ana settlements
already begun will say ono word 20 young men VINO
wish 10 come here and make home for them,eves
They should first bring along their berer haJ ana next
as much OF the need'W they can. Clothing plenty
will not come amiss But above ALL bring with you
GOOD character, perscyerng industry economy and
Waslinzi0nian habits, and you viii succeed Your
friend and fellow citizen Of our Great Commonwealth
OF America, - We