New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01
from WEsrERX I0Wl AND NEBRASKA


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From Our Own Couc,poud,l.
COUNu BUTTS Nov. L. lojj.
You haze doub,t., leaned before this the result
q, the election Ia Iowa. 80 iar IS heard rom, the
Western counties have done better Tor Fremont
iLou they d,l for the Republican ticket IN August.
In tbs county the majority Tor the Buchanan state
tcbc, in August wa 2?l, now it is -, showing
cain Of over 100. Fremont County gave 10 in
August. now only - for Buchanan. But suppose
/, /, Unnecessary TO 60 INTO particulars as these re-
urI, haze no doubt mist y reached YOU already.
! nough at any rate is known t0 insure The woe Ui
nj. state for the gallant Pathfinder. True, ,hls
victory in this State VIII be without any 'mrne-
tI4ic practical result, but Il nevertheless deln"u-
..4afcs thai the people oi I"wd-,he hrst aud Only
,h,pliug # tie Missouri COMPREHENSIVE hrmly
0pI OS,d to the REPEAL OF that measure OF peace, ana
f. tie SLAYER, Extension policy OF the Admlnlsra-
ton. | feel confident tina. the sentiment against
TIA, policy Will continue to increase and widen IA
Iowa. ard that Il may in future contests with tine
CGL,Ic1y be az -Urtiy cOuu-"d upon Tor Freedom
a. New.I,rk itself
Tie emigration TO thi. portion Of the West has
leu Lrec aud steadily increasing during he past
s.a.on. Since tle closing o ,Ge land Offices IA May
considerable portion 81 the emigration mas gone
tU
iowa has been handsomely un he Increase. No
4ld could be purchased ~ tie Government but
the opportunity "t making pretmpuons continued
,rpu Until tie 10Th 81 October, ana considerable
TIN her uf De. IN all paris oil tins iaLd 'lstcct
1vnIled themselves Of It. At present no Ffccnp-
lions can be- made within ID miles oil cach SIDE Of
tie i,ur railroads Tor which land grants were made
T., Congress. making together "A width q. 40 mile,
rid covering neafy all the lands in market m Iowa.
II g railroads crmp MES ate now engaged ~ making
n, II fpal surveys preparatory To perm lnent d.
ca.i,n Of tLer roads. The Mississippi ald Missouri
krod is 20 terminate az III, place, and corps o.
.Il.ItrGs il Log nal ing su.Ncy ~iu thus vicinity.
AuimpTes-ion has cry generally prevailed among
.peculators both m towns and farming lands, thu
ne election of Buchanan would prove highly adj
t,rtfc,oua 90 Iowa and Nebraska. Kansas, Il ID
..,l-aEd n this they are certainly cOrrcct-ViN
become a Slave State If Buchanan is elected, and
n, inevitable result must be thai tie whole of the
emigration from the Free Ssites VIII be c0ncen-
rated upnn this State ard the broad praIres Of
rebrtsha living to the west Of ne. The g = no
tmbt. much truth in this obor,ng men will be
inwi.iipg 10 20 where their labor must be brought
down ~ that Ot the slave, and where rec speech
and a Free Press are denied 10 chem, aud, tempting
as both lie soil and climate Of Kansas certainly
are hey will seek homes further north, where
Freed ON st.ll has rcstmg-plare. One good enj
WA IL least be gained by this state Of tbiog,, aud
=.
WHO viii never consent to make il slave territory
TIE elections which took place IN Nebraska on
he 9Th inst. were not generally cOnef ed on party
grounds Local and personal influences had greit
deal more TO dO Il thC preferences III me SOleFs
tlau my questions Il National politics. NcYcrthe-
les. from all / can ieern, the friends Of Freedom
ale largely in the ascendant IN the Territorial
I,.t-'ttuTe. Nearly the entire delegation from
Que County, the largest .ounty sOuih OF tho
Frtr River, and in which Nebraska City is sitI-
aied. are Republicans. The 't.tOr o. The Nees
.uL.>Eed al that place, and ;hO iied to ON S0me
Ii, ,Orety by the most scandalOus attacks On Col.
Iale ard he FIRE. state eIllgTants 70 Kansas, was
- candidate for The legislature but 81 indignant
were The people Of he county 70 his course IN that
matter that be was defeated by cou'Id' rabe
majority. and d good Free-S'ate man elected over
In. iLGeed, am satisfied that there Is gfcat
3,diDfsyupatly among he '3qnatters N Nebraska
or their suffering irethren from the North i1 Kan
srs and were II not .0r the cOuuteTyaiing lnf Ie1ce
Of he PIERCE ,fiicis ia che Territory, they would
maie 81 known III s'Ec suJ- t4hual manner. The
C.,t Tor Of the I,Ti.tOry "rd r.r - DE judges
% go Supreme Court re ErefOltc-'. The 1.lu-
i.te, b. toImeri- a'. everied o. keep the >lsgery
u,.i..n out OF ,igli. iu be hope IN, slavery may
d., lent, introduced into ID. Territory. until
.a,.ry snail obtain IA sufficiently strong iOothcd in
L. eli'usy 10 make il safe Tor ne ,layehoiders 70
low heir ksld- Ina t!i- hope | trust tina. de AID
q who act Wi'h firr vii b: doomed 90 dis ippo.n:-
u.l-.
tn fla CITY The cel tai of Nehraska Territory, il
progressing finely ia population and importance.
j. ii- brautiri locot Oh, on an elevated plate ~,
,s,lI0, hpg he course of tie Missouri and the
couu'ry TcuuG ;or d loag distance Now that the
Iosts sid wind, have stripped H. intervening trees
that r the river ba Ks 81 their foliage, il les IN
iuii view rom this city on be western banks Of The
Missouri. It's population must Row exceed 81.
rug bfr # fle brick and frame build ogs have
JeeL erected this Sun mer, and The whole nninDer
Of .reciioLs % iilin is limits must reach % iulE
80. Town or city lots have oeea ia gey eahAnced
n slue y th.n Tie last eight mon,h, fui TIE mot
el.elole locations low command nigh prices. BON
a. o. ara and IN this city HI cost Of nvag Il much
higher than al he East, especially 70 the smaller
elites and yillaees. Rents are Vcy hlgh varying
ron $50 To : 10 per month for even smau-'iz7d
3ye.EngLou,... aid il is almost one Of the ques-
sion 10 .srure item even al those figures Board
ratc es AZ IRON 50 10 = per week. Provisions OF
ell snds except, perhapr' animal food are high.
Can is abundant.
TIE capitol building progresses slowly toward
corryletion. The walls are uOt yet mp 10 the tops
e the second row Of windows, sud smother year
wiU fa 10 see il ready for ne. The appropriation