New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02

Cleared millions Of acres rcsdy f)r thc por N. Ia,
l,ft scsr-ey anything for road makers n do 40 a..
they have ths more tfne to bud MILL ani s,H up Ia
forest riucs 70 answer the constant demand f0T lu1b
Gran mills are do erecting and wall so0a u nps
wanted
ind an idea aAos, among people with whom k,,.
been thrown since let California that 20 many hx,.
cor here tia. there j. room for norN-tiN s.v.s
VII soon be a. iow theysre here and l. % nal
r. get there" The cost we are aiming to help you o,
~ Ks Getting the railroad but VIZ Will ga-lntee u ST.
-, N and homes FOR al ihsf come OF 100 c,ys ~.
dsy Don't lock California n The state Of Oaio NJ
Work OF even virginia M extent but VI iespfeai lsns
moreover the rich state Of Oregon would % up Nv ..
Gle r,ie j. 10, what L has been bg, lan4 Of a..
churches schools and L.ersiurc aEt "a olly lsni = =
nv travels where never me. bcygtr-bgf she ca.s
alone be bcueAted ~ the rp,sed work. he AilaaS
states " n reap still greater fruits
We are wei aware there are many weatly ciss.
- wbo will oppose this work. aEi supcghc.a crs.
m III iu.;ify thCu there are few whose ntere In-bt
suffer but let NJ take unprel uaice view Of i
Frst san Franciscois ana Hlvays vii Re b tho P.o
sr what New York H. ana vii ever be 10 tie Ataatr
aud his road would not culy Ink Est and West Morn
and South together but be the thorcuelAre Of MIR,
ron and travel from Europe 10 the nnie and o,aer M,
tons OF the world The tea, slk7 silver and .sor,
chased and carved work. light yet valuable commodee
Of the Indies would take this route ior TIE marx a a,
America we \ A. Europe, and Newly OIL be the yr,ns
del Of for the same making this Guy, lev year.
instesd of London the grand exchange Tor the world
Ibis Is not visionary, but there are those OF III, IA,
who VII live 10 prediction rcalzeleyen n s,
pe.ton with the goes UNDECIDED Coz the prs.ert
Among the numerous suggestions a. % the roste and
manner OF building this road, allow NJ to make one
We live where We get much reisbe MORN on iron,
travellers 20 Say nothing of the judgment u those CON
petent TO Judge who have Travelled all over tie ro<a
we propose. First lct the CORPS OF Typographical u
gnees in tie URifcd States service be put upon the Ga
route survey L. and decide that l. shall BE- done sas
4
Colorado. Texas and Arkansas would make l. from b.
western borders OF Texas q tle Nj sissipp RIVE a
Memphis, where IL would soon connect With all Tie pa
cipsl cities OF the Union
We propose this route believing Il the shortNi A.
most advantageous THIS would cross only small g.
ert on the west side OF the Colorado River not ia
miles in eNtcut The fsr c valleys q the Ola aud B.
Grande present inducements 70 create not only vss
aud settl men,s hut cities which would sprng gpa
the work progress cd with fields and orchard. and Dr..
ulaiion On the other route, across the Pains D.
SHOWS would stop the cars al leat I've months u IL
year
Nov, for the plan Of making the road that portes
Gt leust between the western boundary OF Iexa sri
the Colorado LIT Congress create bonds Tor sug
cieut amount 20 complete the work sell the bonisn
lots ofirom ten twenty millions, a. would BE- Wanted
Tor tno prosecution Of the work which should he pnhai
with all d patch and fast finished lei the cars run
The Government could sell the stock for double The COZ
OF tie road that instead Of being expense 70 IL
country il would prove profitable speculation the al,
treasury sum as large 10 be employed In some Othef
great Improvement
Upon this plan the whole work could be conplsiIi IN
a few years and the only outlay by the Government
would be the payment Of the interest on the bonds unit
the work was completed an the sslck sold
This Is only glance at IL mighty work and ia ad
vantages and ask the put-c consider the subject
in al It's bearings, and CocIgesa especially Glveus
the road. Let IL start irouR Ia. pom, Il may Cal
ornia will do more than her par & viii giyeco
enpOymon, TO the Thousands Of peaceful industrious
Cinnamon. who are with ia aud daily arriving from
their starving land. Let us have the rosi-and the
minor points Weld | am soTTy TO say that Il he
been sai in connection with this suhlecl-,hai there
were capitaiists "a individuals, who would siak
Paradise into H if ~ passage Il makes would throw
mp gold" Now we do not believe This Of oar country
men; interests identified with yours and the
largest portion Of CaliOrnlans are from the Northern
and Eastern States whose love, whose memories cn
around their old home,tead-and all the blest ssO
Citations OF carly days, and early friends and nsteaief
4 wish 10 from you, only ask for the means 70 rn
often YOU and he able TO enjoy their Atlantic hOmss
of yore Giveus the road and we wigiye you modem
Paradise, that Will throw up the gold to you Grt tin
mighty Continent by an iron zone, that VIII be NJ
wonder OF the civilized world We know Il Il gra
work but did Americans ever quail at any undertA
ing, such works a. would be deemed madness In H.
eyes Of other nations, are mere pastilne TO us.
In behalf Of the California Women. beg 10 state, We
have TO Womens Rights meetings, no Conventions, %
Law, Theological or Medical Colleges no Boomer CO
tune, &c but IN possession OF all the rights that
belong a. sey and enjoy them IN their fullest eNten
that laboring clase. not only from necessity
choice bur that we arc likewise a sympathzlng and %
servant class Trusting that our motive viii not bo ms
construed e again repeat. give the Raroad-itsh
your power 10 do 60. We are well assured that Tim
will tee this accomplished but hopeto have Il In 90
day that may be a. one neighberhOod, and NOT ds
tant na1ions MADELINE