New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JULY TO- 800

p,ses Ills Territory irrevocsbly unier the control
q Missouri Now are you ready for this, for so is
Can Congress redress our grievances Recollect,
nrder the plea of popular sovereignty the Mis-
souri Compromise as overthrown aud under THIS
plea fear the rlave party viii succeed in estsb-
lishipe this law.
The Emigrant Aid Societies promised too much,
and have to some extent failed. / woul say that
fully onethird of their subjects have through dis
qust or want of means, either returned or gone
over to the enemy Mer Of capital have great
power in their hands in this country; aud 10 say
nothing of the influence which wealth everywhere
hestows, another and very important advantage
here is in the ability 10 hire undecided men, and rery
poor en- csn be found here as well as in New
York who for constant and even transient jobs can
10 kept straight - is well supplled with
wealthy men considering the time it has been IN
being / think sometimes prearrangementst TO bear
on the Slavery subject have been made by capital
lists. The efforts of tie South are great, an Mis-
souri, il her bsndmaid 10 carry them out. have
10 doubt that any amount OF money can be OBJ
tanned al shor. notice TO further the Pro-Slavery
ceuse. In fact, the ProSlavery men boast that
thew are supported and well supported by the
South, even TO arms
For Kansas TO contend siugly against such
host is n badness. Again the question comes up,
what are we 10 dol I cannot think yet that the
that which induces nc to urge force agans. force,
and for that purpose men 10 match thnse We haze
here should be sent to our aid Twenty such here
would crush Atchison and bis crew.
Tie country Oh the beautiful country The
benefcent God could never have made II such
beautiful land for the hsbitation OF Shareholders
You-hsve 10 conception of the beauty and fertility
of this land One drawback TO Iowa aud Illinois
is tie great extent of wet or swamp land. In
Kansas a. far as my knowledge extends, and as far
as have heard from those who know the whole
country, not an scre exists. Health follows her
rolling praires Cholera is unknown except when
brought there, and of such cases We baye had but
four.
There was one great error committed By the
friends of Kansas EN- grafton which the Territory
viii rot get over easily. IL is this emigration was
pushed too fOrciby. Early in the spring numbers
landed amid the coolest weather of Winter One
month del,v would have prevented the return OF
many good emgrants. They should have reeollect-
e thar in addition to the scarcity Occasoned by the
drOuth was the fact that nothing was to be OBJ
tanned in the Territory. Another mistake was the
perfect rush of carpenters orgetting that al
tbOseh every man must need house, yet for the
want of lumber the meanest huts were substituted
for houses. The lands not being yet surveyed
deters many in fact ALL from building anything like
good DWELLINGS The holders Of claims, not know
ing where the locality Of their farms might be,
crowded either one way or the other; yet farm,
and good one, would be the portion of every
claimant.
The crops look well potatoes are on hand.
The sell is very rich and forces things at rapid
rate when once started This Spring was near
month behind the usual season. In church mat
tiers the Methodists North take the lead-the South
is nowhere. We are engaged in building two
churches Rents are high. building rents for
its cost the first year. Trade is very good-eyery
r 81 L.
monsv. We have three and sometimes four steam
tevery day. with freight for santa Fe Utah, and
Salt Lake. Two thousand oxen are now engaged
hauling from this place