New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

h-,sss WOW, cad ne rsnk rss vsvsl We essqs.
-. -. s.I, IN he eyestsE ssi staf ~ night
1Tetrs arte,dy and hsviag ~ge ID ane sese'eay
" Tss n.n Of TIE family Rave sssset to Do inst
are l6O scrve Of coil 10 be beo&sa sed
,e.s mot be cut and tse rslb sp.n, sad me Saxi
swsrd b, Oh eG with powerful team Tas ~e's' IA"
cork and precious irue posuy 70 IL
As time passes o. the news Of cthef settsers asvms
shedy they knew or heard VI In Yaakes lead ~
rnon ,hem nc eyss giow big Inland I'D times and places
pass Ia revi.v; bat toe visitor departs aad sns iooN
nees Gomez again Thee ~ho eers bfsosot up IN o.
ne a, .hckIy settled towns and villages N tas k~s ee
tbe loneliness, Of course, much more than those vho
have sIsay. lived in the spssely set led country oa
more or lees 1t oonee 10 all. Thousands come here eK
pecting 70 make their fortune" Th.y have nATd q
~ Fuibaul., md took up Government eA'm sotd Is
81 i. houe lots ssd got teos Of thousands o. dols"
eto So full Of the Idea Of getting ron oy specaAaoa
thev come West TO fnd that amost every ssco cosoo~
As, oog since Eooe by hst though sScs ca =, ~
tseen Ike similar chaLoes u the ksst and evysnu0
The foot Is tia, Mnnesots Offers to settlers Some
hirg b4ser than lanc specustion Il oner 20 tns mo
chaiice and sborer 81 the overowded cines q ou'
trv who ow by the u.moet tod earn but scaoy
subsistence fcg their families. the cosoces OF rs0et
,rta,ssy, Of comfortable home and competence tor
life.
see bv soue remarks Of yours upoa the Couveotoe
81 the trends Of Dnniou at Worcester thss yos reox-
nise the servtude Of the White laborHs Of the towns
nd cities Of our land This servuee AKIN 20, oat IN
fbitt lees terrible than Chsttel Slavery eGns; and
bunc 4, Of hossands Of noble hAra working men and
vtmen are sinking under It. To these the ownership
OF tie soil Is s1rstos, and this they can secars oy
81 ierstue hith.r. To pocs man, with fsml{ o.
saic,en growing up In city, the prosnec. , a ~
III ha III m pyoAeQl
is apceasing toll with prospect for Old ee out tnN
of extreme wait and deyr .siou and or ms onuereo
here is nothing to hope. To such fsmiiy-end mere
are hundreds Of thousands Of such-the ueasest log
oabn that was ever built in the West With the owner
,bip OF even sae-hsf Of f60 sores OF % ern soil,
would be emancipation from ss lido a ana inoependcnos
6pr life; bat the icUlty In Thousands Of oases tnas
thsv cannot obtain the 1<a~s Of getting West ~seld
,eeep thet ost Of The many Ahssoiatocs formed tot
beosvslst opei soas something night be done u he
vsy Of combination smoog the werkinSren 20 asSS'
vhose who are destitute ~ suixra 9 to the w est 20
Abcat fheen miles from tnis there man aooct W
year, Of see, h lived In Ohio; last yex he lei his
oos 70 taIe care Of the family and started ON TOOK TOT
Minnesota He arrived here, found good ioc.aons'
va,k,d back TO Ohio, took az OK team and MS iamuy,
nd drove back; and now, with his soos around nun.
has abundssoe of land, apd Of the means OF sabss-
tsnee. and probably next Autumn he wiz have crop
I grain hay and vegetsbies to sell to new c'msT'
HIS sons vii! each nis loo acres Of ncn lana
800 OIL, is required to purchase 1t AZ Govenmeos
price His 'dsux hters need not 90 out TO work ana
heir chances Of marrying ndspsnd'at Tar nefs are oef
tsiDiy god ~,
srobsSy have been only hired men" upon theie rich
nsiohbog farms, and the daughters " hired help n
their rioA aeishbou' Kitchens:
The soil Of Minreeots Iioh II is rom t~o to three
feet in 6eph. and Lot likely to need manure Tor msny
wears though prudent farmers il as &C ,uu uate'
NE climate 10 heathy in the extreme sPeot me
Slammed Ia the southern portion Of tho Territory and
weed u and week out though the weather VS. hot
yet tie sir wa clear and soft breeze swept con-
sota he sbedlsud Of me Contneat and ssy 10 the
hlstest land between HudAons Bay and the Cult OF
Mexico. and the water IL tqueoly dtaiped Oh to
TIE lover country. This is doubles, true; for In every
direction on the p,siries Se seen'lsrge hoo9s some
timee many res in extent through which the wa'es,
sster heavy rein, disappears by some underground
Drainage; st1uenuy, the ar Is pure, dry ana very
lnyieofstiog II It Sunrer We have pretty respeca-
bic thunder and lighting, which OF course promotes
yeae;s. a and puiiaes the already pure atmosphere.
Ihsse seen peopls with ipoipient conSumpt'o get sea
sLA stro1g By coming here: aud Gil pulm ,nsry COM
plants Il cursbe At ell, stand 8 very good ohanos OF
cure in Minnesota While writing this. friend nss
called on me; he was COG sumptive at hore In Nsw-
Hanpshire; DO had q bad cough, and Wa Fast sP-
proschlDg settled decline. Eigttesn months
since he cane 20 MinpeeO he'd severe fever ct Du
bsuus got OTes IL; intc the interior worked ous
o0ors all Sumner snd almost ali Winter too: no has
row 10 oopgG is well and rcDg, and Gaa en- hs ws3
10 It's wood, bunting when he called. have knows
many Who Ike him, have recovered their health by
eodinp 70 MiDr esyta Fever sod sxue that soourse Of
10 West. il seldom kDcsn here. Many who brought
K here frou limos and Indiana have recovered from
Il; pet If q person is careless no can have x here
There are certain localities the banks of the mssis
Gppi other rivers wbee the dirssse occurs but SCI
dom never in the interior
There Something sraular in tho formation OF this
country. On arriving from he East at Duneith OF
Dub,que, the Traveller euberks On board steAnbnAt
to cone up The MissiseippL All the way 70 the bead u
finn A hot h6
from :hIes 70 six hundred feet above the sudse OF tho
river. Occasionally, small prairie may be found be-
t~sen .he eot of tho bluff and the water bat such
places are rarely seea. Land almost any where and
be viii find toe rosC inland will DO for mies up some
pS,rov ravne with sirsx bIafs r!sng either eide,
al Of .heE besrDg 70 the summit the arks OF having
teea washed 6y running water The fact Is, theae
favtes are TIE beos OF Old rivers, once tributaries TO
The esssIppi long ago drsined dry sod no~ making
TO- tie emisranl OILY roads 10 .be interior. After
tsyeibS fcS miles Up these rasnta the road suddenly
rses aDd soos yoz emerge thro7.h the oak opeoinxs
UPON tie opeo prairie which les on level With tie
TOO Of toe ol0s hurdr.ds of feet above tbs suaos Of
lie Airseeippi This ailisade Of tic prairie accounts
To- ne greaer heAthiness c: tie back county owe:
hose ,ocaiions o. the banks of the Mnsssppd-
Tha Winters here are very God Ii Is, hoSev&
1c;stsl tn icss tnst Winter In Minnesota Is simply
successon Of cod days, inte.spefsed with oocsonI
sorzns TIE weather Ills Wints, has been nearly a.
otergtabie bsre ss 10 the East. The osly Difference
be reec tie W,nte, here acd ir Eew-Hamrshire
nst some Of our days are very ools the mercury sink
rs 20 ~ degrees 6slov zefocousiderably lower than
a., ghere in u. Eaes. Tns changes heque 1t a.
L. NevHsup-bire, bit Without the danpness 80 con-
ucn 20 mild Wntes weather ever where In the + w.
According to istte. from the Rev Mr. Mute, pub
Gaheo II Tex TRIBUNE Of Jan s. the we sher 10 Kan
sue though MECH for Der south thsn Minnesota has been
- ct,i with think there has been no day this
WuLr wnn IL q" plastefec roou With tn air tight
stove red-hct," the settlers in Miaresotd would not
have tec1 vefy comfortably warm, to ssy the least.
IL re9s-d 70 the chsngts Of tempe azure In Mime
sofa would remark that the month Of December wa
eos. ipsrspa ,-d With good many bright aud some