Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-04-24

coae SOON, as "a ma0|e eses IlSade anything
BY delay in investing nA nlv vlcounuy. As
.nallt pegsons OF al dIqsses from ihe day
labofer q the Eapi6,lisl mas be looking Kan.
sas ward nnh al d xidus What their chances
'wHll BE- W w0ald si'nply ssy &c you are able
ard willing 10 work, you may saftly come,
though II you haye mol dollar when you
ge, Here sypp can lay . the lonndi,ipn 9fe
compstehcrshss E. .f YOU llket Or soulcan
be ihrifslsss and penniless here as easy as
you can al home. To the man Of moderate
means I'VE would say.tenmea aongH Ypu
can thrive best when 10 a race with even CON.
panions, free from that discouraging distance
in poin, Of wealth that exists in mos, or ti,e
old Sia,ess TO theiCapitalis, We need source.
tiy saysa -word,- lor'what moneyed-man Is
there who is NOT awurs Of Ihs proceeds Of
capital invested in new, States. Kansas, is
10 be senled and ,ha, more densely Than any
other western State. All other States have
been in markeI wi.hHheirl lands before they
were much settled, and large tracts have for
Years been precluded from se,,lemsn, by iIls
unhols nppe,iles Of land gormands. Not 90
with Kansas. The sordid gripe OF specula.
.iun can not fnsleu upon ore acre OF her soil,
for {,hanks TO the Pfe.empdon Law) long
era her lands will be exposed 10 public sale
each quarter section Of desirable land will
have lis occupant. Then imagine country
like Kansas with q yeoman upon every
quarler, section OF choice soil. and wha
Stale can produce like speclacle. VIII
not such a country require innulnerablt
towns and ciiiesl ihegefm,of whose grea,
ness may be now planned BY any capi.alis
disposed 10 accept .he profered boon. Mill
and factories Of oil kinds required 10 new
countries viii pay we'll Us coon AZ ss,.led
With saw mills we cunno. be-overs,ocked
Stock raising either on Iargs or limi,e'
scale can be made profitable here, from lh
fact the price OF all kinds Of stock compared
with the expense Of raising them, will con
/ iras. favorably with any other State. !
In shou there is an opening ir Kansas Il
all matter OF fact and operating men Ina
can take hold and In lus,ily a, The wheel
But, above oil things, we would caution tn
blanc maNge nurseIines OF feather beds Il
cschew Kan'fs, She hal. s.sufferel. |. enougl
in repuie. kA'
i Blu, we wish 10 speak. further Of .he fu.ur
prospects Of KansCs. Il needs no, nucI
prophetic ken to predict lcr her plorivu
\ future. That ,hepresen, emigran.s in Kan
sas are superior cluss Of persons 10 ihos
who usually pioneer new countries cnn No
:. be denied BY any that are acquainted viii
the facts. Timu was when slolid men occu
i. pied tho frontier, but now in.eligence an
sagaci.y seems first 10 plan, itself on The 81
I lcnl western prairie. To. our Ohio Friend:
; we would say. have no !eurs Of plphgin
yourselves into barbnrism or obscuriiy i
coming 10 Kansas. Lying near the cen,r
of the destined conlcderacy. soon she wi
pass from border 10 a middle State havin
/ The Missouri on one side, Navigable Ri,
er through The interior and almos, in dret
communication by Rail Road with the A
lan,ic Cities, lying along .le great highwa
Of the Continent from Ocean TO Ocean. VIII
can doubt for a moment her destiny? w
: are neither ou, Of the world nor on The bn
(; ders Of oblivion. Many OF you rememb,
The hardship, tolls and priva,ions Of the co
" se,,lemen, Of Ohio. and insincliyel
I shrink from the prospect Of enduring lhel
D again in new country. But new coun,ri,
3 are no,sseuled now as they wereahem Il
S stead of the slowlprocess Of years, YOU &,
: yourself, surrounded by, neighbors Tho fir
season, and the revolution oi single mon
, accomplished ssmuch as Tho revolution
a year did in Ohio in early times. Yo
, children will scarcely have time 10 urpa,
!. iheir books ere the school house will
! ready 10 receive. Them. The las, vibraiio
P Of the Church going bell will hardly In
o died upon your ear ~ben you hear ,helhyn
= Of thanksgiving and praise on the wes,e
e prairie. Blu. II you fear ,hai Xansas is ne
e scarcely wha, you would like. come The
e and help 10 make her wha. she should |
n II. BRONSON,
is S. N. WOOD,
), 4f IOuN SpEER #.t 'nt