Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-03

O!ics. There are no Episcopalians or Univer-
sallsts that know of, | mean in organized form.
In word, we are church-going people, and
nope we shall be more SO. There is a beautiful
fitness i'll the services of the SabbaEh-a sociality
-begetting something that | cannot explain.
WHAT man can enter the church on Sunday,
with right motives, that does not come out feel
ing that he is better man? As he enters it, his
soul may be disturbed, the whole surface of his
mind may be convulsed with surt-breaking bill
lows, pushed on by the fierce winds of conten-
ton, but as he hears the gentle words "our Faith
er who art in II eaven," falling from the Minister
OF God, and feels the soothing, melting, strains
of the choir moving the chords of his heart, and
then listens to the simple but pathetic tale OF the
life suffering and death OF the savior, and what it
was for, one by one those pillows lessen die
away, disappear-the winds which tossed them
quietly retreat to their caverns, and the before
tumbIlng angry, wave contending sea of
| his mind puts on silver, placid surface on
which the birds OF Paradise sport and are glad.
! Bat am playing the part of he Theologian
There are but few libraries, comparatively in
the country. There is a small one at Oregon
City, one, believe at the Methodist Institute;
and quite number of private Libraries, limited
In size. Now that the means OF communication
with the States Is becoming easier and more fire.
You should take caro- to have provisions
enough when you leave St Joseph 10 last your
family five months. With diligence the Jour
ney can Be performed in four and half months
with OK teams Flour and bacon are the chief
articles of provision, beside which you would
take along coffee, tea, sugar, dried fruits and all
those little eiceteTas, which would make up a
good living at home. Some good mich cows
would b. almost Indispensable. On the route,
you should be watchiul of your cattle and horses
and you should b. careful of your health For
your women, you should have horses to ride, as
occasional rides take away much from the te-
diousness at a wagon coach. Leave the Mis-
sonrI just as soon as the grass will do, aud be
dlIgent every day, let no companies pass you,
il you can conveniently help it.
Whether indigo, or silk could be probably
cultivated, | am unable to say. II you are IA
miar with such crops, aud the nature OF the
sai,s and climates best adapted to their growth
you are able to Judge tor Yourself knowing, as
you do, that the climate is mild and the sell good
bat the white poppy, covered by your 9Th ques-
ton, can b. raised in abundance. Very excel
lent tobacco can be raised there, and is raised
there every year | have no doubt it could be
made a profitable business, as tobacco is very
dear on The whole coast, and great deal Of it IS
used.
| come now to your 32d and last question,
whether | would advise YOU to 90 there with
your family. | can bat think those young ladies'
would have been glad to have had father ask
one other question. whether good husbands can
be procured in Oregon! As | am a marrisd
man, myself, nfay more safely ask this question
Tor than, and then answer il tor the young men
in Oregon. That answer is, that a plenty
can be had in exchange. A qui9 pro quo will
~ NJ
Webster go! when he gave away quarter ofthe
State OF Maine for nothing, but real qlt,d, all
actual substantial something, in the shape of q
go0d W1te. Oar young men are 10 mean race
but race OF men, in most instances possessing
means, for aside from their properly acquired in
Oregon; they have been to the gold nqneS-
Young ladies' can't 90 TO better market. All
that 90 would do well to take along brida dress.
Having thus responded for the young men of
my country, and bestowed bat small part of
the NEED OF praise to which they Justly en-
titled. will answer that | went there with ma
family never have regretted it. would 90 there
with do2ea, If had many, and do not hes
tate to adoiSs yoH 10 go | say go by all means.
You say there are hundreds OF individuals and
families i'll the States who would make the most
entermisng and usefa citizens if in Oregon,
but they lack the means OF getting there" |
was aware of the fact before. II our govern
ment could be made aware OF il too, and rlgbAU
10 view the matter, something might be done to
build up the country and cost. Bata deaf ear
is hereditary with the family of nations The
voice OF the toil-worn engrant, and the eroans
Of the oItiarman, are the last to be responded
10. knowing this, and rel wing upon himself. the
cmigrant witt his axe and 5 ed3 in hand, has
fought lis way across the continent, breasting
and cutting down in turn, the forest and the saw
ages Of the country, and now standing on the
wcstcrnmoet range Of terra firma, he looks over
across the sea, and with the trumpet of his ma
tons history, he roclaims to the Sandwich ISL
ands that their King cometh, riding upon the
swift charger of civilization. Tell those hundred
men, Sit, and those hundred families to rise i
their own strength, and with iron lciH, decree that
the Journey shall be made When once there,
noth!Ggis to be feared. Although they may land
, there with natures apparel onty, they can, with
industry soon put another Soon they can
lave abundance, and what is no small item,
! they will be where the mind has moi come to be-
Iieye that the size OF the nun is measured by the
weighto! has purse. repeat sir, 1 me among
us, take your neighhors and friends and Of rs LEI
j, be SAID, that W have laid the foundation stone
OF the Western From, of the Temple Of Free
dom. Esta Perpettta.
| am sir yours in good faith,
SAAI'L r. TbURSTON.