New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

b. "a pr. r. b..sht ST anilli-i- II aer-s II
hnd on ihs Gem River. shortly aiter p'e %
few cents the acre. we're Obliged 70 sp'ni'o " -
p,rt 81 he nur base frm To- diHcuv Of hnfng unir
urcba.ers h. taxi enough o. a taeF hs'd+ % easps
them o. met the first ms alnent. % one
Jbdg, Gorh m mnsing n . site OF ,neu'
or the filur. If ~ magnificent -p-cul 'tin ne
"a b. ~; al and t,rosman who b n rs,graed from
ionrnev t. Csnand.gua- th-n ust laid out ins ,ri7ul
med n cheer the Judge with bright Vii n ~ the itas
growth II Western New K. ard kindhig WIN ~
tec 10 san e Judge G0-hrm who was ~ NE 10, a.
snd sddeo "You and viii MT i've n 'e- ih- eav on
tbs, lad II b. reaches three score years ana ,7n vi
All toe coach running q fr vest as Ct1anfaizaai
That lad i sin living WIS, he has sen the shso- ~
travel sne conveyance IL the STATE Of New lorA n''
NECESSARY before this audience say
II was rhe adoption Of the Honstituton OF "a Su.i
state. in 1850 which gave stability ~ rh- Uni "a AMI nm
dence the people This was the pramsp1eNn mr. ",'u
t;,dd tbs BODY lite into vitl action IL sr-s'-i ~
tion.l roe Tie lodi the Southwest VIZ o. IN
On the northwestern fr'rr the troops Of the ~ ,-ru
r. vennsnt were st fr.t Dictated; but after m VT ,ry
NJ Wsvn. and the pe.ee c. Greenevs IN l9b tns BRUSH
~, r surrendered and ihe IL ~ -Tnr'i N heysn 70
rour in II was ra'her however, from the ofe- >Ns.
Than rom foreign counin.s Inc vs 80,
Territory ofthe United States by the immortal 'rinance
OfI7s7
Wlfe Providence was thus opening on this con'insn'
bs brodet region that made access bl-to hu nan
ur cres want NJ aGven'u-e Y happ MA that me knS
dnus of Europe shaken ny the terrible c'nvli-
rcdert t. he French Rev Tut 0u. France herssf hrs
and an, wv I'd he e,prt-s run ~ her rev"u1o1sr'
srus poured nth fh-r 81 lfren by thous ,nds ne
returns % the nun1-r Ut -ul
grants TO The Tinted States ~ the time hu Il we very
/ rye Among them VS. DE- ral-yrani the celeoraied
minister II ery Govern-n nj in Fra'ce from N - o. me
D,eciOry in 1871 that OF LO1is Philippe IN wlose reign
he did saw in Pe.l-'- Museum n Phi He'phs the
or,inal ro.ce subs rhed nv hi in 1877 ~ hi plrplSA -
become citizen Of the Uted Stl'ss Ions Pnip2,
tin.eN ernyra'sd to this COUNTRY. wher h. sod 1rt-
YEAR sid Is well rfmembered nv many per'on slhFng
He hsdtualy SPOKE with gratitude 81 the knddss' which
he t1p4Tienced N every part fthe u,on
Tnted States beyond the Mrs Of the Bitish Colonie.
but 10 1903 most nportn step was t,ken In The par
chase Of Louisiana by which our possessions were *
tended though wi an unsettled bound ry both on the
Soub and the North the Pacific Ocean. The ~ar #
lsl2reduced the Indian tribes Of the A Te'tern States
and the csn agns ~ ererl Jackson few years later
broke the power of the nat W tia oith@rn To =
Ter FLORIDA aoquir nv treaty. fr1m Soiin m lsl9
ard th4 Iodian. in G-or,i Atbsm. AID N.-spi = rs
removed 10 the thu RIVER Mi'--sp ten or w I've
vesrs later Black Hawks var in Wisconsin. took p &c
in 49, ard a series Of Ia IN trerie' IN TO-. AMI
of.r that event h.d extngu,hed the Indian title - al me
land. est of the Mississippi aud 10 consider 'ble tracts
vest ~ that river Texas annexed % the Union ~
lss and ~ ls4s New Mexico aud California were sfdeito
! our vast aims.
rress into parRgr ph the ,ttrtny pon's in th- hs
tow of future Commonwealth. simply ~ th-r b'a1s On
~ subj q emigration These acquisitions not inferior
~ ,.e., IN All that ler ass,d in the Roman ciu1less
have resulted IL cur pos e.On ~ Of terri'"ry =
the WIDTH Of twenty degrees ~ ltide. srfi hing ron
Ooesn Ocean end rly equal in extent % h W. ' "
Europe II l. all su'gee' 10 me pow~r 81 me Ont-i
Sate portion Of Il has attained the cvzati N ~ me
old world, while other porto shade oh thr"n ~ All tue
degrees Of culture 10 the lg houe % the fr1 tier 81 7-
the cabin 81 tie traupr and the Wirwan Of the savaks
ifir this domain there millions Of RS ~ Tar
file Ind ~ b. pnrchase moderate pri 49, ACCORDING 20
is position and IT, state of improvement AMI t19re ara
hurdreds # mil 'us If ia 4 NJ ntire, ant ga
duay .od Il the Government price Of dollar AMI quar-
Ms hi. which most strike the the
Oh wod j. nearly al Apr ted for i'd yiu L, tn'r9
public domains Ia most foreign coun re' hrt con
psravty small amount and s'ly fr-sts VIII this ~
crpon offend in Europe IS private pro 'er'Y
and in such countries A. E10and the Nherlani j. France
Germany and Italy what l'e sld Is va ou'y AZ hi n
mice nre.ume The number Of land holder. IN Il sni.
far lees than in he Of Nv York In h9 Of
the French revolution the lod hes BEEN grady divided
ard sub divided in France and 10 Grmlny' snd now IS
held in ss farms hut owing to the m'ts1 qI'o'y" 1ir
clasatle land these farms when sold ara sold nv high
prices Generally speaking N mass oftNe hit in's IN
Europe regard the abb y 10 hold and occupy consirt
bic landed property the summit Of hum fortune T1s
sugsf son that there counry beyond the ocean, wle-a
fertile land is 10 be purchased in gu utitv. lar
and quarter per acre. and that dollar aud quarter 20 ~
esrrf many parts ~ the country by The labor o asia
gle dav strikes them lie the tales o. Aafins lamp or
Ali Bsbas They forget the costs sod sa'-h 80 D.
leaving home-the ocean 10 be tr,vered-'he weary pr
ermag- IN tn land 81 Strangers af their arrival F'ey
nothing with The minds eye hut ma "tqtf u pron
se they reflect upon nothing but the ttrt tnN tl"re
is q region on the e1rils surface, where lew dWs m
sklsd labor will purchase the fee simple OF an anpl'
farm.
cumsances 10 The population of an OIL country where a'
have ius' said he land al appropriated and 20 he our
On
nut is acquisition bfyord the thou M Of the mGie' But
this is hu half the tale II must not be forgotten AZ IN
ills ancient and venerable -Ope-Eh0se ciylZPon 10
the growth Of two Thousand years whore some IT ne l1
urous reGnemens Of lie carried to yerfs't n ~
which have rely an idea Ia this County, coH-if
enable part Of The pnpus-n even in the most p-O
reCicn pass their lives in sste but remove fro 'ar
walton poorly fed poorly clothed 'ory housed-whout
education without political privileges without moral IL
ture The average wages Of the Agricultural hbo-ar u
England estimated year ago At D. 81. sterling
shout So ga per week The condition OF the w1rSing
population the Continent Of Europe Is in no d-g0es
hetior If good They eat but It' animal food eher IN
England the Continent. We form roma tic nlti'us
distance Of countries that abound in wine and OF but
in the hest governed States Of Italy in Tu-c1ny fr IL
stance the pessaItry. though they pass their lives in the
neither. have the Tuscan peasants unable ro b-a-
he OF the most ordinary wao from the vineyards IA
viii their cottages enbos"med. sud VIII n can be
tOf M - rta or cent III hisk-p1urng water oVrrtle
! that their beverage
Even for persons la comparatively easy circam-ta1c in
Euro here stroI udlcrmcn-s = nj ,rste 90 Amer
a Most Of the governments s-i'ra-y-tlc tax g Gr3
opuicssvc-tho exacon 81 military service IN te
extreme Add 90 all thi- tn hsrlsing Insecurity Of Dr.,
For sixty seventy year, ~ Continent h been III ie
h'ater of scarcely inter iftcd CONFUSION Every country
I'm has been inv ted Ia war; there i scarcely that
has not passed through Rrlv0Iton " real Of
Ike these ~ y utvsp pes we look upon n n with u
rcsity articles 81 mere in.eEoae-; o. they awaken
images Of Revolution which r.-a-t 'uly with
iosous associations Far dffrent the state ~ things n
crowded Europe 81 which the fair Il Ills in ~ lor-
ston, tampled by mighty sunis. into bloody m'-e
Dasz!cd byihe hraucy Of iAr military eVo.os 81 which
read a. safe d lance W. forget t- anXisi- Of III ss
who grow within the .anI ~ .he r.ar. whose
prospects in life ruined their h1sns broken up;
Ih,i little 4ai0us swept 10y she rlnkrIprv 4
governments the general paralysis o. the Industry ofths
country th,ir sons t.rn from them Nv Ruthless cols,o
ticUs iha means Of edncatfg and tEin5g ~ tI-i. e
lies consumed bv disastrous enc rgonee!. -. 49,