New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
tlemen ard roke tor in your tOddy and drink IT, Can
vou afford to eefv n o. FSsfv Thousand Voters

Tie Democra~y Of Ai>rry fr>d One Hundred Guns
hen the L.gil.urs Of 1851 broken up BY the resg
scn Of WE'VE Senator's expressly prevent The saces
q Gov huhs Efforts for the sp--dy complexion 81 our
Pubic Wc.s Yf,t-rday ike sAlats cred Ia honor
o the final urdoing of the mischief by Ih'i break
up We should ri, ike know whether he SAM HeH
belped ray on 10th occasions The Railroad AatocrAt
-1sn pie known have contributed 10 dersy tse cost
# the salute e s-has he been equally munihcen aud
photographed IN Sc Who can inform Us
vorrs uroS THE Mu,x LAWN the early part Of
the debate in Senate. on Tuesday Mr.. Cooper moved
t. lay the bill on the table, which WAS negaived as io
lows;
Ns4s-Msss ssSsssi Bs1s. Be-su,n. B.o CLARK Cooley
fis,, sniif TATE Tpham. S.od Williams wnshs-1
Mr. c also moved to r--commit the oil 10 the Commit
lee Of the Whole. which ~ss D-g.'ived
YEas-Ms- Bs.lm.n se.nes corssr Jones' OTIS Pierce
ser.1Ns.. BeseS BTists Davenport Hunans'0a Kirby
NeE r.su. hurIoe No~eomA upham; " ard 1t ,.a .,
III, nat movement by Mr. Pat, Who moved 10
cuut the bill with Instructions To strike out the clause
submitting ii to The people. which wa'lsst
Yr-Ness. Beach, Bennett, COuser Jones' os PAit upA'~
NaIs~Ns,s ssslnsn Bro c.s Cooler, Cornell p.v. ss
sres, isber. WSd Williams, wn.ht-R cha nil
n. question wAs tlen tzk-n on recommi'lhs 'ne o'n
with Instructions 10 insert SIR Cougers substitute L0s'-S
tolls After some further and savpg-of attempts the
bi passed Il to Is. as before reported.
l., Cros. Wisconsin. is said to be rapidly growing mo
torn OF comu is importance espondent SENDS
usa long aud glowing account of its growth peculiar al
vsnsrss and future property As We have not room tor
our cur, rhapsody we will briefly state the
cls NJ vi heb he sets up for his emb,rc city
La Cross Is thriving village, situated on IN elevated
And beautiful prsre on tbs eastern bank Of hs Mississippi
River and se.r the mouth of the Black River Immense
If luu this river there
b,g now M than forty mills on its banks in full
r.iion and large number more in course II erecton
Thi. vat lumber trade principally mon"polized by Ia
Cross. Tbs prairie on which the is situated IS seven
mics in length By three in breadth and elevated thirty
feet shove the hghest mark known and e0jOy
IL thu best facilities for steamboat landing OF any town
m The Mississippi for thousand miles in extent Navigs
non omen. some two weeks earlier in the spring at Ia
Cr than st Paul. and closes several days later in the
f,J La Cross reiocts in Fix good hotels with obigng
landlords large number OF stores and mech snics shops
TWO steam mills fine church sdice, and several relI
,ious ,ociets no intend TO build soon Gsvernmeat
Land Office has recently been established in the "a rn aud
the .gi.t,r and Receiver Dnsy engaged in making
ursp,ratons 10 commence business. Two railroads ter
m u.;ngst La Cross lone from Milwaukee and one from
sebovgan) are 10 contemplation which are expected to
he completed within three years and correspondent.
conclude, by eth down Ia Cross rs the place which
pu.t .oon figure ss the second city in Wisconsin,