New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

y, X hui, .ber. the public good requires H. MANY aaa
pwsrfn int r't' cPGo.s an oay revived
h. ersrtjons Ny letter q the people OF H-oun vas
. mt sound Of the resurrection trump over us ieSsS
bdy IL was not even men'ionea J" ne 20 .,
b,t Copcres There idea Of including 10 the
nat. nal surveys which authorized lha lser 10 tne
pes,e and request 10 he Secretary OF War-s req -s.
In which food tary and alone Others having refusei
10 con ut with me either 70 EaeR or HedsHCes-thd
letter and that request obtained the f4vor OF htvng
th,s rouie-ths central route where everybody tr.V-
els in, uded IN the list Of routes 10 be surveyed NJ
citizens this natural and national route IS no,
gong be established without exertonsv gnrous s1d
perseveripg exertiOn,on the pert 0f us snds hts
every hind Of opposition 20 encounter, both f.r and ui
snd A. an instance the latter and 10 show the ength 70
which the friends Of the Memphis route wiz GO to defeat IT,
wl relate to yu ~bai tok place az Washington IN reA
ton 10 this lifs pioneer expedition by SUPERINTENDENT
Be@le. He hid come 20 the seat OF Government az
winter the business OF biz sdperiatendency add had
early dtermined TO re'uD Overland in preference TO ne
ioe md sl"fai ute by the sthInus inst ne ngh, very
the Of Fremont and Lerux of which b, h4d mach
person knowledge and wished 20 c0mpste his view o.
H. z.shed him 70 like wise for knew his energy his
prseversnce his 20 he wTk and his stomacnto
H. He reaoy 10 start the 4th ct hsrcd-peng hs
instant Con- had the appTOpra att rs y ais suOsr
tefotne-wbich done the Sd If VI srch lie Tis
then otaJ SIX w.eks-unil the middle OF Apru[oy+ 81
It, n sde and connu II, made day and night knoF
whst sa,-tge him ordered to 60 blythe lh du OF ma
ms mt To- prevent him travelling the route which IRE
mont and L-roux had indicated and ett1-hlng ~ cor
roboraDg fherepof The rmDess o the Secretary VI ina
Interior Mr McCesud aud Of he Pres dent prevented
from being " IN = eci3ilS ltirl
and the Sop riniendent allowed TO chpose his own
course n r.turring 10 hi5 post fuh-r efos ~-r7
made prevent him from examining and reporting up %
the GROUND II attempted 10 g-t hin ordered 7" pro-
c4ed egled0ut and that instruction 10 D. given ~ taa
instance Of those who hsd delayed him sK weeks Il
also p-d 70 prevent hn from taking noe OF me
ground h. along by getting bn ORDERED 20 counue
lis fiBe md otAton' II the dlss Of his supern-nf
ency Mr Gwinn. chief adv ocste for tbs Albuquerque
route the pr DineDt gurer IN these attempts bat ne
was powerful backed by o hrs and know by whom
and who had right 10 Interfere aud tn.ugt my
wore not observed Among these was the newly appoint
ed Collector Of the port Of san Francisco Mr. Htmnohi
81 outsdsf who became y subslteru aud vicsrOus pr
former u this business cry cOvery but not enough 80
to esraps cetoc"n One Of your senators te ou- vino
de elf nesfe- The setting sun) sHOr can tell soma
tn Dg about this; and b iht on. Of your represen
ves the that sbdes arrest the sohen sua) can Also
! tell somebn about It.
Besle to l- you see to what LEM oppo
stion IN 20 in def aiing the Central aud National Route
sud hat on means will bs used ,r that purpose great
many nitrcsts combined against it-enough 10 DIS
b, arten many advocates but am not di'heariei-d 40
custue ri 10 contend with opposition and T. vanlush H.
still feel vctoriuus. Applause The spirit OF victory Is
still IN me snd with good caus-' ana an ehighleisi
pie still expect % succeed AZ tho head Of the 'ppp'i
lion almost the united South oui s'and' upon =
sectional feeling narrow foundation in sclf-snd en-
cnt.r obstacles which cafnor be degard-d. Nery iew
in the South know that thir ftvorv route runs down mar
~ To- and file upon the rocks aud deserts OF me
Lower Colorado and the sands Of the hoh hive ant !
rely upOn the equity If the many when they koow these
thing abandon rrUte which goes So far out vi me way
u
eif On being the hend OF the Constitution ana OF 'he
rlts Of the States and consent to that 'nstru
,rctchco wide enough 10 cover the inv sn o three
States by ied1 j road. Some Of the ocean steamer
lines and the Tehumepec Company, may st up opp'si
ton but ~ will b. altogether in spirit of seld'hness
and 10 treserve the rOf 0f theirmouopoy their npp0s
ton annot reach beyond the number of the members 1T
Congress ga ned their Interests The Top '-apai
cal Bureau the Coast Survey the National O6s-rvanory'
and tie military against but facts and truth will be
/ too hard for tlem all.
But v Z have dom sic opposition as well a foreign
one. contend wth:-we have enemies t. the Central
Roue at home and some Of them in Congress who have
too W, II n What lengths they would 90 to defeat H.
To def at me II of their modes of defeating the Ro ad
and for that will give them trial AZ the next general
election They are very powerful bat very sly; and
can do mischief by attacking in the rear while avn
ems cd with the open foe front The point ct which
they do most harm IL IN the orgauiz OF the
territory the Kama and Platte Two things nee lei
there inst establishment OF the Territorial V"rn
ment, and, Det the extinction Of Iniian titles Both r4
points Of difficulty, and pecui ry su9 GO 10 danger if"n
insidous opp siton The lnoi,n treaties wh
lOated viii have peflaus course To ran through th-
Senate shere the proceedings are secret and where
minority Of oncthin c.n dpfe-t thc-1ud where the pes
tiieTous question Of free slave soil will mix itself with
the decision Ia view # the danger Of these treaties
have tly proposed the tGucti"n, np'n vita OF
fifty hundred mil vide, of be oi land from the
Mis-, ouii ii, ntor g. TIE California hneto be wholly set
tled by prtompors There is territory subject
to our settlement in the vast region west of Msour-al
thst part which once acquired and has Il been as
signed emigrAnt Indians. Near hi ~ years the
liatd States made general c2ii ct"n at laoith tide
west Of Miss ur to be assgted IN parcels ~ immigrant
Tribes Part has been ass'gned part not and this
s.ned part hOlo 10 bc United states territory, open
10 s,ith m,ut With M objection FROM he indians
Snow is the Standing objection TO the Central Route by
those Who hardly know what snow is IL is point on
witch Fremont ogght 10 know something, aud he thus
speaks If ON this u ue;
Tev me Dry end there re more rs ps.ed through are thu
The ny esp-iiop uapeeehd- a
ed ye' the Valleys Of the Rasss and Ak aas Il
Koite Il the Novembr deep Tue weather
in us Ash nouutan spd dec valleys character sia7te
such ahtes 'aucmey cod On The mouHisin ae ePese "a
Tie es have seen sioinne 10y Gays oeihr ca ne 70 'a
while IL tfe valley vd be pleasant sunshine and th
,,s sla the SHOWS obst.os"
And on which Ieroux ought to knos san-thug and oil
Which he says speaking OF the Valley OF san lus 1t The
No Utsh Indians became tsd the s,oetas
10 M y ey Old vel dinr on ,he rsss da-ns ne dsy sai
shetup e noos sh az ne s9epheres camp at rShi Mos o.
roh ds q tls ysy hsns sheltered On The north AL to
And again speaking of the Pass II Puerto the heal
I Of tie Del Ncrts, he says
There net much in ta Pass aud people though al s
winter ssa hen theTs . uSa $40. n ~ a9.4s' on ne Az
/ Green rivers
Arc Hon Augustus Dodge in the Senate of the Unite
z States. SpeskS oi TINS:
Iwhh the latter objection of The by th,t which
haVelesrcd iron praooa reu not rom oks II t ~ 20
mp,d,A Thi. may be without % Rass O. Os-ea
h ~, 80 =, 49, w - s -, -, !. 80 ia 30. II,
rnsts, is oiten-time great iapeiinelt"
People ere fond 81 quoting the disaster Of Fremont with
ont remembering iht MS litter adherng u ihe Central
Route written since thi dasr and thai ler3uA Aa'
t'ds 20 the e8-e with which he would have got through
ii his guide had Jed him OF the Valley 81 san Luis
urcn hs Sierra san Jun whore lies ell the year, and
tie sum nj. Of which three thousand Zee; above ;hc line
4 ot perpetual coug.l,ion. Here Is what LeToux says;
Col Fseuen, was coliss fs Ces top. Pas ia TIE ~s,'r
o4s sa euesss 70 s'vs .e7 n 4 . bad NJ 81 m %
nc iaFrSs O tAs noss ' Is s' - Be sei - a. sat
which usrli have thsn lin tAsoush e4sy. ~s ~