The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
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emigration 10 the West IL nov attracting
~xu s'@re o' public attention than VI any
sws, letsN ol our history, Ia MI sections
ssv throughout all circles, We find various so
yM schemes IL progress of development k,r
ue p's'ning oi colonies, Aml tho formation of
settlements throughout the beautiful rriops s(
w "es'' ~ thsSo plans, too, w tnl every
P"an ., "F'n'oh toprcsch,cd, while almost every
n, h,..r .,o. thc Gee w, ''"k"'
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throng and saitcr mud die away in the tIen.,ly
,.s,,' .ss,",;' ma,s rt~" 'ne fear'
""s essos"S"h W WV" '" 'h' SocmiMt rhnI
siix IN Texas and the Octngon establishment In
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W tho western wikis TOT realization of tho
dN."s .is q That ~ have tea,cd through the pLV0.o.
P"1s '" ~ W~' anu Wmcu sTINhr "n'y now
10 mort with an accomplishment.
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this subject. ~ present. not ny any such tanci.
ml ph''sn'hropwS a. those iirst enumerated, but
oy one -! moiS preohcsole ,n It's character,
AMI u'nect W the agencies tnrough which u
pruPoscs 10 no Us worx we hliudr 10 the
Soc~V Tor rromo''ng ua'ho''c srttlrn'ents
~ one o' our exchanges WI fnd an able letter
upon shs Subject, written " bl.hop oCon'
mr' oi IN'soargh, 10 the President OF thai
ASSOCIATION. wh'cn 'hrowsa good deal OF light
upon 'he proposrd entcrprisr, and we, there
~rs. present our reader with some extracts
.aa'.,, a wv .-.s ~ speaking ol ihosn who
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70, press'eds h"ns viii 10 attracted 10 yosr settle
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Again, IN elAoos~t'ng the benefits that WIN
accrue nom such combined aud regulated em''
grafton, he ADDS
The advantage Of a systematic movement such
~ that you ara engaged H. y this as h'axs
nov p'ecss'. tne oa'ho,ic em'xssnt must, gen
orally choose between INC TWO following conrs
m he bc anxious, a. he should bc. 10 select
place where he VII have tho sdv.ntagc o .
church. school, &c, hc must select one some
what denssly sosslcd lhtH brings with u, ne
cesaarilv, comparatively high priced land, which
puts u out OF the power ol mosi ~ our emi'
grants 70 become purchaser They therefore
rcinain IN snch places as the lowest round of the
la'i''er' dradses Of the community. and, while
many rise from This position, the majority will
rc'nAin thus Tor lI'e' 80,
w. on the other hand, the e'n'gran', IN order
u gcs cheap land, goc. where the country Is
not yet sstticd. or where the population 10
sparse, u " matter u chance whether other
Catholics Will ever settle around him In suiiici-
cnt numbers TO form congregation and wa,'
rant 4 priest IN giving 10 tl,am regular attend.