Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05

eight TO ten hundred dollars a wear, This i,
pay so much above whist their service command
III The States, MS to satisfy any one, that could
'hS species OF service be protected IN Ctliior-
ma, u would rush 20 the Pacific in aim ,st any
quantity.
Let ~ next turn our attention 10 Utah and
New Nj Xco | have no d,ubi, from VIVA
knowledge have OF those counties, that the,
VIII turn out t. be filled with the richest mines
cup The following from recent paper con
tanning the news from Texas and Chihuahua
Mr.. Jlmeswas informed By Major Neighbours anc
VII Lee Fming. that they had been s.ow,i by Major
Hteih' some gold washed out by his troops, on lac
tl.a river, III short excursion to that steam
IL is reported that, at the copper miurs above FL
Passo, There are about 100 tons Of pure copper yn,
spon the ground This had been got out BY VI al.
'' vs. ana abandoned when alta aked bv lnllons
There ar at FL Passu, IN the lnds o. d Il rem; per
sous, several large amounts oi silver ogt tahcn from
the mines ~ that nc Cub Jrh )od With guarantees
col ites to lands and protection from Indians, only
snoIu .lhe would elapse before all these nines woul.
t. wen work cd, aud We would have largr taltlc.
q metal seeking mlIk;t thsoIsh th.s pia;c.'
Aud il yon consult Frem mt's NJ -, printed
ny order OF the Senate in 10 8, you will ii I'd
near The suuice OF one OF the b. anuhcs . tn & -.
ia Niver, copper aud gold mines laId down
ana " aln not greatly miStdh ~, ii will turn
out that Tue mofinons are III pOsses,iuu of the
richest kind Of MINIS, East Of the Sierra Nryd.
Cd. IL is known, too, that silver anl cipIer
lhlheS nave Tor many yeats, zen work d III
New Mexico, aud am n jrmrd by lldLh n
smllh, Esq, that there are N that territory, gold
slIvtr, copper, lead, aud zinc mines ui the r,cb-
csl qualify, aud thit The redsuu why tao, have
not lal'erly been work d more extensively, i,
That II Is prevented by the iucarsiuns Of the La
cans. lie Is OF the opinion, aud lac is b rue
out oy "ldt history We can get on The subject
llat wien lhosc niues shall come 20 be ca DIOR
Cd, their wealth will turn out to BE- eLorl,uus
W hcH you nave once cast your eve over that
country lying West Of the Rock, Mountains,
and East oil The Sierra Nevada and Ave ,nsoru,-
ed OF the popularity Of the gold bearing regi N
you al once OtCoue convinced that the UhIed
STATES Is III posses ION OF mineral wealth 81 vast
lhHi ages VIII not be abe 10 nra ,uie lis pX,cul
hHd Mheh t"uif niucs shall begin to be dev, i
'icd, dnd thcIr nnqiesliuntb,e richness known,
p"puldtioIi7"II SGT That way, attended with the.
usual consequences, high p.iccs aud d demand
Tor labor. IL save Labor Is like other capital, i.
u VIII 90 Where 1t Is best paid, then We have a
lI1h' to say II VIII seek these mlncs, aud be-
come part OF the producing capital Vi The
country Where those in,nes are located. Taat
These whole regions are filled with rich MINES.
j. ll'ilr less than CERTAIN, and that they can he
Ilohhby worked by slave lajur j. sure. Hence
were Ho"tteiu man, aud my property Ihvc,-
ted III slaves, J should consider the market. OF
New Mexico, Utah, N CalilDrula, ion slave
t"o.'i, worthy .! an honorable Contest " secure
an, 'ir, ; tl due Consideration,
Yours truly,
SAMUEL Il. TllUR5rON.