New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20
IOWA.
Der FINANCIAL AND POLITICAL POSITION
AND PROSPECTS.

ence FOR fHL TRIBUNE from the NesI ou ianciee
a. well az facts have their uses, and many epnions
from different localities may be Of service TO the "s5
farer the multiplication Of itars Ia the dfeaf o'
night
In this monetary crisis the position OF Iowa
anomalous. We are without banks, ana YET Inc
yCspkest of the States makipg professor 10 tf ana
business capacity. We we're unprepsred Tor "hs' 10
spos u.s. Save Florence (Nebrssks) money, sustained
by the wealthy and honorable hoase OF COOK, oAr-
geant L. Downey," there was no currency snofg rs
Of any amount in winch the people had confidence.
Notes doubtful, and since proven worthless beet
en Banks aIe not scarce. In the sequel, Insrcn~n"
could rot pay their debts with such Trash, and those
who had no debts to pay and might nave o.en noe,
laid by in irigbs all the cola OF which tney couio
psss.s S. themselves, ana they yet cling TO II.
There are but few villages or towns ts: have lot
unavailable capital with suspended firms or broken
banks East, when used FOR purpoees OF eacoaase'
debteopess TO merchants and money lenders IN sums
which We are a. prefen; unable 10 p.y. AS s proven
the pact furnished GER. all basis OF CALCULATION. AL
kinds tf grain have hitherto brought high pnce,
and even with moderate crops, the farmers eere we'll
IF. Now, with large surplus, farmers fesI poor
Pork ard beef they couo make 70 pay all their deois
but THEY tsve neither the cattle nor the SWINE; ard
10 wait aGOber year forces them TO borrow money 81
high rates, or 10 suspension ano BANKRUPTCY Iowa
fsImr IL success; and we're there the usual prices
fr grain prudent men in all the older portions Of the
Stale would DE lenders AID no. borrower,
AZ il IT, there is general indulgence and confidence
in securities and foreclosures. Even the moneyless
are in love With the country finding hea sno large
products with little labor and ehhIe contd zee 10 the
eovepcy Of the country, and successful compeanon
with any portion in the raising ofs.ock and WOOL
A young people, "beut but not broken" will not
be content simply 10 regsin position, but by rational
methods lay the foundation OF permanent prosperity
We can sfford to practice economy and that Is VIA,
We are cong. Orders were given formerly 70 al
classes Of artisans regardless Of expense, and gan
ersl hsbs Of fugality laid aside as the old, ua-
fashionable garments Of qusrer OF century ago.
Now the old, when worn lie badge OF honor ana the
richest, when peterns Of frugay, ere as noted and
well regarded IN this community as the soldier return
rg with the timber leg from battle. This feeling per-
vsoipg al rank will save TO us millions this year while
there Is this rod couI terpsr that canno aid 10 fur
thrown ont Of work in cur larger towns. Il is bat
recurrence to .efdeepse name fret law, sno to give
potency to The TRIBUsHs repestsd counsel, for tns
unt ployed 10 leave the City tor The Country, l
will approve the advice, and give reesons Why now
the tire 10 make q home in tbs West.
Fret. A man with willing mind good Constitution,
and an average amount of brains here coon secure
competency. The hsrdships of forest lie and toe
of the pioneer need not he anticipated
Only two seasons being required to make farm OF
large CINE nsOns, while ROADS, mills, shops, stores,
schools and churches sre here found lot materially
different from the o der States.
Second: Good Lands and cheap. raIs Dg from s. 10
IS the scre can be rad good roads near schools,
&C.. these several years tne for part OF the
payments. / an acquainted with landowner who
early made good selections and eho viii cell 90 the
most fsy orsbIe actual st,lsrs-on much bet.
ter terms formerly StDl, improved farn ana
lands near the best towns are ned much "a before,
there being general sstsfstion vita the country and
col tder that in hs sol there inherent wealth,
,Lre to secure els spd purchasers.
Thrf Labor toK bring a qutcF return Our
staple crops have never been failure, ard itis nov
tha+s aip at kee
e,alp-rsjslrg. mon OF oammon energy sGd INTEL
lie nee can ient and take OF nty acres OF crops
IL he Furnishes teams he has Vo.tbnds OF toe crop
II not The landowner has oEe all 10 toe meao Ime,
be can Keen herd Of cows and not own an acre Of
land 1bs .rsiderstinn eDe should r vite thousands
this pfsrie land Cteese sells ct from loo. 20 2oc
T. ID arc butter at bi' season when 10 % hsol
brtps from DC to 30c. 10 In ell the eourtry have
s.., no y, ter d,irv STATE fhso th,s WoogroNay.
co. brirgs early returns AID must ere long DO lead
ing occupation.
Fourth Cheap hung iovit:s The uremployee.
Vh. at il drug in the tounrg mi ct 4O 70 ~ Coats
Com lis a. 90 cents, ard potatoes the same FUEL IN
most tsces s cheap that one cord Of wood ctn os
obtained for choppng anoiner Tor NE owner Oh the
wood. ,., .
II the rev corner' has little money, he Gao get,
according 10 HE notions Interest fom elk 20 thirty
tiY ter cent and security Gu cultivated farms wnc2
interest may yied support nrt taere is readiness 10
moke purchases and engage ID .ne soois Oh oPsaing
SO,ipp. This Years sacccss with the sugar caas
has eIstsd us al and placed Iowa far 10 toe way OF
i,d4perd nee of .lavv Labor and Southern plsn a9ns.
AL acre vii make four hui dred gallons II sirup
Let me sppen1 10 these Inducements the fact that
many more capable laboieTs Of both Are ssnsd
here IN harvest. | paid ordinary hands q 90 day
aid 81 so day is he ruling price ct t1is season
Our pecI have good Cfeer for the future. We are
IN hes H. have grsG enoagh o psy our de Ds,
or with another gooo season the value OF cor surplus
~ ay be .siu a,eo at tens OF UiDiOps
our Political Position aid Prospects are perfectly
clear and sati.fsc,ory.
Ioss . sseGiIg adjunct ths Sou:h, 90 long rs in
the leading. strings of Senators Joues and Dodge is
fully redeemed This lac. vote is decisive, ard 10 Us
hss worc Of nearing The grea. heart o. the State
BEATS tight, aid We have hing to fear Dat oar
stunt ers A light vote is sgsrst US, bus with Il We
have secured both branches of the Legislature watch
secure. he United States Senator 10 place Of Gen.
Jones; and JuQge Lowe our Governor, eSsn hss
msi,ity CT several thoussuds Our danger vss p the
cor idtice IF the Republican masses rhey rss.on,
THE Sise le eafs-l Srn niles frlln the polls-tny
"crops are oct, al will no. % his tine" Many
Thousands in our strongest coun-s did not. Will, 10
those where there was conres. made large gam.
Our working men AID speakers stood 10 the b,e,cl.
There no DemccTs.. great or small but could d cd
q sp.sbiIg opporen'-just vbs' he dreaded. Oar
s,0e vas: banks OF isfue for the people good lass
uneer our new Constitution, Ant. Slavery Legislation
for our TeIIt ries AID Republic, 10 United S,stes
Ssn.tor. Our Governor atd Lieutenant Goversor
elect sre equ 10 tbeI poifiJrs AZ the L-giss.ure
Ia deem ed the sbleet ever convened 10 the State
The tactce sLd ia Issues Of the Pro Slavery party
uust Be kno~D tbst the al ss fcaIoe OF victory
msy he unoersteoe.
Discussion they were disHctn i to snd 10 mo4t 70
talt.s ron!d MT hare. Republican issues they "
Tor, d altogether. gsL.rsl'zng the Rsnosd question
AZ that o; Educa iCa, While tie Baking queshoo
II e, rode t~o horees Ia Their speeches. aud b.laer 10
N cir Convection resoiut,ns fos patty a. no s,rse
nert Oh ihs question-the ninirg oisiIic, is Hard
Money, and IN mo.t Of the commercial ,oxns the
people favor ks # issue. Their defeat bss spared
=, The INCIDENTS OF bitter patty fsud. H.d they
gaiptd tie Legislature, tier .5s " war Of the Rosss