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From all this let us turn, turn to review the
'Tesl-.he great, the prolIhc, the oountssu'. the
advancing, the goidch West ms Is my pres
ent theme.
Doubtless. you have heard much about Coun-
Gil Buff and Iowa; Nebraska, Utah. Oregon,
and Washing, on territories, rs well as Oalifor.
MIA; but. as was the case with Basheba respect
ing the " isdom and glory OK Solomon, "the
half ha not been tod" | would not, II eon d,
,end fine span, siiken threaded, eu'ogy upon
the picturesque sc merry; the bold binfis thst
over along the SsgR, current OF the Miss >ouFi
ana the OIoaueF, Sehttefr CsHafeI "dtcfs ot uic
Ais>issippi. the broad bettom lands, with their
rich soil unaisturbed by she plow of the has-
bandman, or groaaing under the 6nrrhens Of ag-
ricultu e: Of the high, rolling prairies, that
sn cad o,,tis houndiess magnifcetce before the
euraptu red gaze of the traveller, viii broad
green, dover dappled swels succeeding each
other. in imitation OF the unduiating ever
changing, upaeaving, swelling. mysterious
Ocean. OF he entertainments Of yerdant giades
and tranquil glens: the gu.hiag springs rip
pling brooks, leapiag cascades and swelling riv-
err; of the stately elk bounding deer, and Aordes
OF buffalo that swarm the gorges, plains and
TO ests of the West; nor of the legendary lore
with which all these have been enriched by
those ecentric tribes whose steeds have cut
out thousands of unobliterated war paths and
whose earth mounds sill mark the sepulchers
of their fllien braves aad chieftains. What
good TO write of these? To realize them. you
must stand IN their midst and partake Of their
several influences. Why not t.y il? Give up
vour shops: sell ont YOUR farms, pack up ycur
law books: throw down your ak and gr bbiar-
hoe;-tnrn your blck, upon the heaps Of cobble-
stones njled m in your fields; leave your ploSys
among stunps and roots and come out where
there is room for enlargement; where YOU car
breathe fee; where you can obtain as much of
the best land that ever blessed the Globe for
Sl25 ner acre as NAV be desired, with no
,tumps, roots, or stones in the way of the
piow. When, few Yeas since. | saw some OF
rou roiling early and late upon your ia ms. and
told you that in the West were millions OF arres
already cleared oil and as ready for the plow as
were your fieijsof greenswa?d or meadows. vou
could bntf- rather creduiouS; still such is the
trnth Snch is called prairie land, AMI can be
broke" (piowed) wr,h two or three yoke of
oxen If tnrned over in the fall of The var tie
OIL becomes ehti ely rottrd by spring when by
he use Of heavy barr ow avn o,erit by two
yoke of oxen it is entirely torn TO pieces, and
without further plowins, is ready for the sect.
This is a Ia K rich, friable soi and is capable
f pro iueiug from fifty TO eighty bu hels of
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