The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-30
The Administration Turned city Spectator.
THE CABINET, PRESIDENT, AND CONGRESS- "GOING IN"
Correspondence of the Cleveland Express.

The Administration Turned City SpeculatOr.
THE CABINET, PRESIDENT, AND CONGRESS- "G0ING IN"
Correspondence of the Cleveland Exprecs.]
OSToNAGoS June 10, 1856.
The administration Of Polk had sftty forty or
fight" and didn't fight and the administration Of
Pierce had IT'S battle Of Greytown, and did fight But
1t was reserved for the present government, having
S sasss Of do
mesc policy, in the suggestion adoption and carrying
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knowrg that the wand of power, which they had
welded only for evil to be wrested from their
Co, determined to 20 out Of Office richer il not better
men than when they went in.
The unexanpled and magic like growth Of ST. Paul
In population and prosperity suggested the MEANS and
men were sent to Fond du Lac Lake Superior to make
pre- emption claims; q company composed OF thirteen
Presidents private secretary editor OF the Wash
inston Union president, president banker and
Presmptons were made for six thousand acres o,l.u
at Fond du Lac and thanks to administration influence
patents were almost Immediately obtained, although
thousands Of other per emptons made long bsfore
yet unattended to
Amorg the fraternity corporators Of this
bankers, Washington; Mr. Robert j. Walker, head and
front of the moonshine Pacific Railway; Senator Brock
snriegs q KENTUCKY the c,essor Of man removed
ance Of conscientious duty Mr. Richardson, the plant
tool Of the administration in the Honse and Of the
Senator Bright r. R. Nelson of Judge Nelson; b.
A. Robinson, editor of the st Paus Democrats Mr. Slim
son. of Hamilton, Canada West and Mr.. George Nettle
tor, of Asptabula, Ohio.
Sidney websier Forney Of infamous letter notoriety
snd others have recently visited the location, and in
July Prastdent Pierce and hundred camp followers
coming up to give sanction to this gigantic swndle,
Already has magnificent programme been issued in
sae Of upon ss,s thou
depth paper, too is issued and spread broadcast,
goryfy the city, and in its business columns
"No 273 Third street !" The truth Is this: The sciyn
boasts about forty houses and several shantes ia
miles from the lake the land is not worth one cent for
agricultural or mineral purposes, and the town relies for
success only the products Of good lands in Mime
sofa, twenty five miles distant.
The only thing which make Superior even ststop-
ping place." is the completion of railroad from ST.
Paul to the mouth Of St. Louis river, thus turning the
tite of emigration from Lake Michigan and Chicago to
Lake Superior and Fond du Lac The patronage OF the
present imbecile secured the charter Of
the Point Douglas and Lake Superior Military road from
St. Paul to the mouth Of the ST. Louis river Some two
years SINCE fifty miles Of this road completed from
fund donated BY the nation to the Minnesota Territory
pledged to the construction OF eighteen miles Of this
road IN the State Of Wisconsin, and the road progress
ing, fifteen miles having been completed each end,
and the entire road is promised completion on the 18th
railroad chartered by the Minnesota Legislature
to connect st Paul and Lake Superior 1t vetoed
by Governor Gorman and passed over his veto By the
dent, of the specuators removed
and gave his oce to Mr. Breckenridge OF Kentucky,
This city Of Superior may, in time, and that brief
one become the landing place Of Of
lake Superior to hone from this puina Ave and hall
months each year, this channel OF communication viii
be open, but It will be ice bound six and half months
each year.
The who labor and "prospect,n and invest in de-
vlopng the unparalleled mineral resources OF It's
desire constant and uninterrupted communication With
the Atlantic and this can be best secured BY railroad
from 0ntonagon the mining centre to Lake Winnebago
In Wisconsin, and thence BY railroads nos completed