, 1853-12-03

,,e,d,r,, ON the y kane river 70 Cot
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vail y. IN, Nrz P.c.s CorntIy i, aid TO
lr riah rs V Il as Ire co4ut.y bordering on
ua aN'A' river.
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tx rf our n ~. Ou.s i,cgrcat r al
s.,ad, wA'r3 thr vcss'Is engaged in the.
commerc and The WoietlIon oi the COM
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"a r. rnnc,,r and wi,l The Lno,n ,rarti.
caliIiy Of ,h, lailroad route thence to ,hc
st. -awrencr valley. and the upper Missis-
,ippi, 1t must become sr al rmp'rIum OF
trade. have come here, not as an oihcIal
for mere station, but as Il citizen as well as
your cl.lcF maslsl ate TO do my part tywaldS
tie Development oi the .esolc-s OF tins ter
rtory, and combining the elements OF ma /
dondl Organization and strength On the
western coast. a glcat LeId opens to our
view, and We can labor with The conviction
that hom our haI'IS as the pioneers on 'he
Noih,rn Paclfi;, an Imperial domain will
descend 10 onr children, ard an accession
CT power result toour country, all too In'the
cause oil freedom anu humanity.
AS no report Of the speeches which fvl-
Iowcd Los becn furnished rs. anil as no
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'o'.' M" O'." '""'' "'O'1 ' 'O
us 10 attempt 10 40 JuS'ice' OF give even
synopsis Of the able manner in which thel
several gentlemen acquitted themselves.
%Ipdce MONROE was immediately called
IL, coro,rs,or oe ,ho ,roocI Of ,he
'o' "' ''0 'o"''"' =, Wv
Governor, anu IN wen conceived address
Of some length, welcomed the Governor 10
The theatre of his future assured
him Of the confidence an intelligent and nj
trio,ic people would place in him as their
Governor regretted that it had not been
his lot TO have been permitted TO have
shared with him the dangers and priyations
of the long and parilous Journey lust CON-
cludcd-copgraluaed him that he had now
reached his home, and closed by assuring
Tho audience that the rcp0rt of Governor
Stevens would have more weight in CON
y,oss Than that of any other nariy of exnlo.
poiion in the field, having in view the same
oh;ect--a practicable railroad route TO The
pacific ..... n
Col AspERsoN, Marshal of the TERRITORY.
was then called for, who, in response, con.
g,nlulatcd the Governor on bis safe arrival
N ,Le territory. no loss than the iatclliOen,.
,ho nojlc. hearted character of Tho peonlc
a,.or ygb;cb be ,vos rnIl.d 10 nres,de. that
I, !, LaJ b,cn his dutv to visit almost every
nor,;on oC ,he ic,ri,ofy. and that h, had in.
Yar;ahlv counJ lbe principlcs of hosnitality
All mime wo. IN disseminated ,hronohout
H.. IL aIInJod IN The favorable renori Of ,b.
srrvsv inst concluded in terms Of The Liob.
sI satisfaction. and expressed the convic.
lion tho, congress could not b. blind to The
adr,n,arcs oI the route from lh. evidence
wh;ch ihc rpport of Gov. Stevens would
,fTord
Co w II. WALLACE. of Strilscoon,.
nexi succeeded. in accordance with the de,
.;rc of lhe needing. and in his peculiar
style. on,e,,uined The audience al sone
length with marked attention and evident
satisfaction.
Loud calls were then given for Judge
I,Nprp. who. in rrply. remarked that he
did not know that he could add anything TO
what had already been said, but proceeded
IN observe. that the question of a Pacific
Railway was tho great question of the dov.
and was most 6sppy to be ossured~tASt
Gov S,.v.ns, wouiaibe-a6le In MAKE a IA
rorable rcrort of Northern route, He
rcferrcd TO tho immense advantages such a
rork bc. moi only 10 our territory. bu, TO the
wLole Pacific c6ast. He illustrated the un-
r;volled advantages the Sound would afford
as TERMINUS ana IN an aole manner look
Io,TPe'''I EE,:e" ~, ~ H.. 1n,Es and IsIanJs
IS ,Lc Pacific, and with lho Atlantic States