New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-09
No. 20 Chrystie-st, Nov q, 1889.
Pro.p.ct- of Minnesotu next Year.

The Indian title To TIE SIOUX country haN"-
been extnsuished and the money being mere 10 remove
Le Ins ~ tbcr new 0uarters no obstacle remains 70
r,,orG the settlement OF that eXt"n-r AMI erc pCrupn
of the territory Next year mood OF population from me
States Of the Ess and West; aud froh Europe WIN no"
in upon il along TIC Mississippi and Mum" Ots hl'ef-,
rcreaen, two or three fold the number OF stenmDONs
in the Minnesota trade. The ma sn OF the Minnesota
River will be.Orc next sea.On close, become uicAy
settled and il benk- viii show many houri-hn5 towns
some two OF three OF which VIII sOOn nc icfardel y
roiuts OF commercial importance. Inc tralf ol thai
valley will center 40 - Paul, and soon double s ou-
ness with propOrtiOnate Increase o pOpnton, Hlu
improvements IN dwelling, stcr's ana WORK hops N.h
tls now aud incIea INK resource Of trd' oo1ng 'u IL
n.ss will grow up NJ hi plgce AMI many OF ;r present
reteilpra will bee ONE whole slnerchanfs milking 70 IN
for new set retail dealers 10 take tnar place ~
Paul viii then put the sir and dTes OF comm r;H'
,i'y Our lever viii be enlarged ~ pos 10 eNteni from
the lower TO the upper landing TN con be done al
roderte expense, which VIII bc pai ny me properly
h es along the river. and in three or four years
and rows OF building Tor tpres snd ware lOn-"s VIII
connect The now rival landings This Il not que sing.
hut estimating the future on reliable d'a Furnished by
tie pa,t experience OF retilmf ant building up Tue
rapidly edlny d" Far West
4 glance at the upbulliny otthc new We ten Sa,os:
TIE Teriiona. COy,GmrHi VI " lstonsn wa prsanHci
in ls36 I'a white inna5itnts ~ INIT tune were but
few thous,nds and large portion OF The T'rTtory was
oC, upied by Indians. 60.
By the GENIUS Of IsiO Wi.consn hal 80 ~ .nlsbt-
ant. which was increased in ls4j 10 1000, nearly
doubling the population the rat # once N two yelrs
la one single year. l9i5, II has been e'tmaed IN n
% coo nu srunts arrived and settled ~ That sat"
I, roe uer ceuspe Of them from tie norh Europe. In
lS5O the population Of W soon in VIA 30 ~ dup
enfon oft inhabitants ia sJnCthiu less man i've years
In is6 the District OF Iowa contained 1851 psr-
The Territory Of lowe We orsanzcI 10 l-t-. l. then
contained population ~ H2-rbJ, HAVING moro tnin
doubled in two year,. Ia lr4O % cIusiu Il }ll2,
almost suothcr dup ai, n N two yrars-n l-li Sl9li
pcrfoLf. anu IN 1880, l2,2lA
Tlore are two reasons why Wisconsin increased
more rapidly I'm population than iowa: 1t Wa moro nl-
medistcly accessible 10y ilroGd end LAKE travel IF IN
he Eastern States and cities md the people OF the
'orner state employed agents and other means 10
secure large influx of g. eign inn grants That Sate
he's her Emigu Agencies IN all the ilrg commercial
otcs of the East. Iowa has not taken fh'tt'oube
obtain inl iunts.
The ,ttisiic- here uO,ed with other date will enable
the reader 10 form arcesOualle innate of the proc
poets Of this Territory for thc mex and ,u1-cQucHt
wears of tie present decade. But wish only
to glance ut the prospects 81 Minnesota for tue
EcXi ycaI: We lOtt up the books and fad ON
the credit ride 10 commence next season the In
dim title TO 20 1850 900 acres Of the SiouN lands estn
eui.hed, und toe country open for stt"ment the fame
OF Minnesota widespread in the States and Europe; her
fertile soil and healthy climate approci .ted no fear OF
inoIvr.. ne "too-ccld" iica ne!!ed and dsslnatei
every quest 81 soil agriculture AMI DE- lay settled Ia
her ,yor; increased ~ lties Cr travel by steamboat
The Chicago Railroad finished t. the NJ .esippi AMI
many other valuable items crowd the cre lit page On
the debtor side we few individual items hardly
worth noticing
Since 1915 the basis OF immigration has greatly iu-
creased and do not think unrc tsOGHte 10 Exp ct
that, Wisconin increased by imm grafton 5000
lsi5 Mnneso;a may obtain addition OF fifteen ortwc2
~ thousand 20 her population during henext year Since
ls44 the facilities of travel have vastly in tsed while
the condition of the people OF Europe and the enter
pising spirit Of the age everywhere have excited rect
lee desire among oil sort of people ~ seek out
and more prosperous homes, and 70 found new colo
MES and settlements in ons neither touched By the
hand blasted by the vices OF civilization In l8t5
Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa offered settlers
millions of farms the great lakes rivers and tribua-
ries. But OF the choice locations in those States
have been taken up, and now of a sudden the Sioux
country, large enough for staie-a country unryaled
In besuiy fertility and health-s thrown bet re the
world, like millions OF golden prizes offered freely and
without price (the country ID surveyed TO all the
world end the rest Of mankind
WIZ II not then be moderate estimate If put
immigration OF next year " 1900 persouss II may
reach 200O0 or even 10000 for all the world Ia alive
With the Minnesota fever. Take either estimate, ami
then calculate the increase OF trade that must 70 low the
ncresse OF work for mechanics and llborers law vera
doctors and speculs0rs, steamO0smen teamsters and
Ioor printers who the wheelhor. OF the crowd
and then look 70 the amount be paid the Sioux Indians
and you will have idea OF the prospects Of Min
nescts next year. II. Pauls Paper