New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21

ns.ota vond ssgge the Eastern msn whether ne DC
from New Errapd or tn Old World that r the farmer
the mechanic the asufactursr rsfer and prots>'oan
man. there rich prsire-, surfeSndeo ~ noer
v lOcs,ed calculated for the rsiag OF nun 81 s
growing II orchards sni If the vine the r7sring " ~
hee, ana SWINE there are arshhg "a sns ana growing
cities II the best promise noble rivers
tic valleys where those engaged IA MECHANICS ..
turing may invest their means and iAoor Win VIC yes =
curly for there are, IN <"rd . ',Srr =" 9 ~
whole Territory named great in1urtmcts 10
in porten of the Western World Inc h'est az"
industrious citizen who may have that staoiil"n io
fon his fellows which J. of The r-sats OF i'ee
Cover meDt an5 after ALL i an honorable and pr@Se"
thy ambition hiss, il should be Remembered macn he Yer
opportunity 10 attain where al public srs ants are ens
by The popular voice, and merit has the best 70
win than where places honor iu.t and proa are IN tac
hands OF ioren party, who usually send their ne1nest
ulnons iurthest FROM home
during several years residence in the West, and "a
course Of ny travels Of humber Of thousand miles.
have been surprised At the Of general knowledge OF
localities among emsrsuts and the pr-jadees Sheh exist
and SATISFIED that press which should De success
in correcting the nv-terse would receive the thanks
of the country Those pr judIces now alone confined
10 belief in the prominent advantages OF sons hgh
northern other locality, places 10 engrse TO- bat
embrace ~ climate and other Disadvantages OF
o,TeLt localities OF the most irrational and absurd de
scrption Thus The Cholera is one OF them-a bEgbedr
that eeps many away from towns IN Iowa and Illinois
sorg the upper rivers and from settling any where south
Of the forty second forty third parallel Of north latitude
The Fever and Asue' is another which prevents msay
from visiting the West At all Tue truth H. Cholera when
epidemic j. confn.d to latitude, and under such CIR
Gun has ragged And will III II may be, as hereby
N Quebec II Petersburg in indi. Ne" Orleans OF
Chicago St Louis New York: and know that under
and all eircum>tsnces, no one place on
the Upper Mississippi has an advantage over any oiser
that depends more northern or southern aliude ex
sept the the country the fatal the disease
In the whole Valley Of the Mississippi the Cholera Is re-
garded by residents e." two experience more With
out anxiety or alarm SINCE the ery stages is clearly
within the control IT the simplest means, and may BE-
avoided as r. ably "a a cold or coush
As ortbs Fever and Ague or shakes IN the Territory
have nsDed il Looked upon IN the gst at an endem
which dear Od mother EARTH cracks upon ihOe err
les fellows who too free with her Wild sha romantic
charms la Illinois usrth of line due east OF the mouth
ofhe Des Msnes in 10 ~ and Wisconsin ,obody regards
the "a touches those who Un
oesary expose themselves will have; IN aserl1us .at
thou gh the se ton Of the her which all subject TO ia
course othe mild process - scmation sometimes mas me
beneficial fleets the health 1T th- individual Ater
twenty N thirty years more have been attained 1t
has been repeatedly observed that those who have been
trouh.d with lung difficulties and in constant danger ia
the changing climate aud air II New England and the
Atlantic Coast, have migrating 10 the west recovered
wonderfully and In thousand nStan scs have been CON
pletey cured The peculities of the climate increase
the action the liver by which the lungs relieved
and then heated by the dry AMI warm ar Of long west
ern summers ana autamn'.
While It Is believed that Minnesot, does not present
greater inducements farmers. manufacturers mechanics
traders professional men than tina, portion Of the west
whose vsntages have been tIty presented 1t due to
that new territory 20 say and admit that II has an tnpor
lance a. numbering country that has never been over
rated THIN purposes of numbering aad for the value
If the tin her growing thereon two thirds of the whole ter
rtory of Minnesota Is comparatively worthless and the
sain True of Northwestern Wisconsin, examination
of the country far surveyed from the reports IN the
land Cflce will convince any one.
It's but. few years since 81 Louis and the Southern
market partly obtained the supply of pine lumber from the
tributaries the Ohio River receiving from Chicago,
and but a small amount from the northeast. Ine
opening Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal created
new market south for Chcsgo and 1t. lumber region
l,r. ~ around the northern r"r"n OF Lake Michigan.
In ITS lumber trade with the south Chicago laid the foun
don Of Il. greatness and il now its most prchsble aud
reliable business TIE construction OF railroads aud the
Growth Of h- State of Illinois is drawing largely On sup
v 10 meet the home demand Tor lumber As immense a.
is. and ~ LOUIS sud the Lower Mississippi cut Oh fro is
old supply from the tributaries OF The ono by rs azure
ana frC m Chicago by hons demand, mast now look 10
the north and il becomes inevitable that the region
south OF the 18th parallel in Minnesota and that south oil
Lake Superior in Wisconsin, must furnish th,t supply.
There j. scarcely pine tree IN Iowa OF sos though
the vast cypress swanps ard Yellow poplar or whteTooa
groves lying along the route of the Illinois Central Raul
road in the southern portion OF that state, will afford
large supply Of sOft and valuable timber Tor many plf
poses as soon as that road gets uto operation.
The prices Of lumber in the Mississippi Valley at 81
Louis, and north OF IT, have been always remunerave yet
they have much 6y per cent within three
years and the prospects are as good As Tor anything IA hs
future Il prices will increase al ~ heavy rate per cent
Tor tie uext three years The magnitude Of this branch
Of business mu.t for the sext ten years equal not e1
coed All others Of a manufacturing character in MID
nesota and Wisconsin Not warehouse or dwelling can
be built not barn raised not a brdgs constructed not
tlslN1 4
launched not rod Of rail plank road put dswn bu, the
resources the numbering region are drawn upon Even
now IN this vast pine region OF Minnesota and NssOn'n
N river. md Gods Ocund With re.Ouuding saws ana
every village town ard city along the Mississippi from ST.
Anthony 81 LOss has more or less "a. chlmneys 0ner
ING industrial Incense while lsyog the very foundation ot
civilization Still the business is in ITS e.rest infancy aud
oa.rs the surest reward TO labor IL IS calling which
develops the hne;t physical qualities ot our nature ana
leaves the nober instincts Of the mnd aud heart untOUced
and ready and active ana eoeden 20 the call Of duty ana
Affection Thousands OF Of the pubic lands, covered
with the nOblest growth OF white plnes ana rhte
oaks yet unentered' the supply Tor the next zen
wears is unlimited and, taking INTO CONFEDERATION the
breacth Of the market and the prospective mignrude
# the demand who circulate the Importance ot the
trade in lumber the profits OF those engaged therein
Those wish 90 into the business OF manufacturing
of lumber in any and all branches will aad this region
California but 10 farmers traders, manufacturers, me
chsucs A. good certainly il not better advantages are
opened in Central aad Southern portion OF ths
West The lead mines, the copper mines aud Tie lumber
REGIONS are confined particular and 10 the two hst 70
narrow localities and those who work them must g where
they are but cattle sheep hHsbSndry gram or rut fA
the price and quality Of soil beng equal are inc most
Dr. ftsbiy carried 20 markets. OF on the h8 roads
Ia Them ard by centers OF trade, population and wealth III
NAV be- urged here that this lumber trade promises 50
well Why may not the farmer and B1iactdrer m WscOn
SIN and Minnesota find home m2rEet for his produce or
his manufactured articles reply, that, practcsy tne
man who be he farmer, mechanic or manuiactureT IS IA
,orsblv located in Iowa Northern Illinois Southern Wis
csnsp nearernow And will be for the next ten years. 10
the umb herman than he settled the best farming
uonp of Minnesota because IL Is supposed the former Is
r some OF the great 20 market migrants 20 the
W4t should endeavor to locate the line u great
raroad adjacent 10 some nayzable stream, both Oi
which are convenient but as here theme
presents itself Of great magnitude that must be de-
ierred 10 another article
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.