New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of ,he Rio Granae.


co-responjsnce Of Inc Tribune
Hous40s Texas sept le. l-4q
onr Elections are over aud We are enjoying
TIA, calm which usually succeeds a storm. Ga
TIE score Of National politics there was but one
size 10 the question here, there being no Wing
c,n1id.tes Tie Son, q Temperance have
made great progress throughout the state. sld
haze we'll n.sh abolished The oiious practice Of
,-... 20 iaa1ie-iiug n7Hrs 70 p9orars rlfs. - the
Election passed Of auietly ani ns good Republicans
our ,itzars generally quietly 1cfuie4oed 10 ile fe'lt
Tie ralsv a. ne RI Grgads is Low attracting
..,b attention. 10 possesses many local advantages
Being lmmelIsi,ly contiguous % Mexico 10 derives
much trade from tle Republic The town Of BRowvs-
o,oosi.s IA ,oro. on tue Rio Grande, is only
= rloDtrs oid bss "a population oi more tAan -eOJ
sorfs - ivcrum. no Agricultural Association, GOOD
rfrinarv Il Learning sunday school OF ~ -cnela'
ID weii-con0ucted ncwspaper tIhe A|ericon fids
Ia town Ia r.oidlv increasing in population and
sr,ing in irnDortsnce Several other tovnf. with "a
noo prospects Of success, are iPnngng up higher on
The ,fe, If the Rio Grande possesses the sdvsn-
tage OF .na thoroughiare ior no small share Of emil
| srau 10 sl.l0rnia. As sh0prasiHR country h07f
| "s'Ptrof'o H. sheep Of the best description can ne
| gloCul.o A.gricfs merely nominal IN the aij sc-l'
ppfuons OF N~icr anf hfro trained 20 the ui-i
moss can BE- cD.dnsa among the Poems Of Mexico q
~ ,'r nfra y 'si1 on lhil hITtr Y esi't0
be- exceedingly i,rre and being susceptible OF iTrsa-
ton can be ade ID produce sbunaantiy. ma snd
Indian Corn grow nney In mat region very "'re a.
| Dor - required 20 MAXI a good crop
Should not the friends # humsn improvement
those who desire eNeud tie blessings q civil sad
| religious liberty hrost5w NJ sor9, ana especiaiy
oyer every portion OF IT, American Contiuent-should
not ALL sfl desire tOsee ca the eastern bank OF toe
Rio Granie fie fdvfsErtcinfH CT 1T ci-'Ns rAch can
50 Be -5d from ever, State Ia the Union Should not
tho schOJnsster b. lrg abroad IN ias' 'siley an'
should not the intelligent minister Of the gosrel see IN
usny that furstOnaryi should not all tne means Of
! moral and Intellectual cultivation be ttcicTiy arc
sp.sglv brought to bsr uron the population o. that
interesting section OF ne United States IN order mat
We nav snow BY contrast. % our Mexican friends on
the ether side q the Ito rsrde, the superiority oil
peope trained uD uncr the irfusuce OF our political
! sad religious institutions What other part Of the
United s.ses Of me l-r' affords good opportu
| nifty Tor suca a contrast M . no, os -agf5sea
The facility with which slaves escape into AcNi-
co will prevent persoss from the SOUTH possessing
| that description OF property emigrstng tnltner' OUT
| this will be no objection 10 migration from the free
States. The Valley Of the Rio Graute is already sup
posed 10 contain population Of 1000 souls.
| our able correspondent Vh7 10 writing SKETCHES
| or TExAs, Is doing on state much service. trus.
his communications Wi be continued. They are read
aers with great ncTes, and are being copied into onr
| state newspapers. Teas has new population oil
| 10000 SOULS neWspPcTs-7o @eos'.
Much interest IL beng manifested Oh the s-hlect
Of Common Srh05i EdE1foH. Several Of our leading
papers are deyotug considerable space TO the puoics
| non Of educational mater The Irc' LAany 'Tsit
nre association OF gentleman lot me promotion o
the caute Of Education this State) isborng sssd
| uou.v and trust not Without s0me success 70 raAe
IN impression on the popular mind in favor Of The cdu
cation Of the whole "A the rising generation OF oui
State We have great hopes that The next Lessiatr.
Of our State will act eHcenty on tais s1mpor1sh'
subject No STATE iag flourish V hoW fhe sfnedt'0H
| oftae 1IAss II ITS r>HNfTANTs.
| We are moving heIs on the subject Of CHEAT
| Posraor oar friends "a the North VINO are agitstn
this important subject nay rect assured that s1s voice
OF Texas shsi b. beard 10 the floors OF Congress al
rs next session Petitions 20 this erect arc being cir
culsted throughout the State. | arr pleased 70 ma
| Tie TribLaea Warm advocate OF ine O. az F0sidS
| Sysiem Il MUST slocfsd The oll0as fRANEiNc PRIV
| TLFoR INST BE- abolished.
| The prospects Of oa- lsricu',nrists u good The
whole state IL quite healthy. Yours truly, 8. a-