Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-11
For the Tribune and TELEGRAPH
Kenosha ana Rockford Rail Road.

your journal may be anxious to hear from me, i
on the subject Of Rail Roads and the one in ques-
tion IN particular; and my want Of caution,
apprehend will not be questioned by those best
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to some ofsmy old, antl-ioans friends and those
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men 20 invest capieai 70 any gfcas sAeens ~
reasons tor this have heretofore been
made known IN various ways. But the one now
! contemplated ana which IS IN a ialr way OF COM
piefion 70 hockiora, oners Inducements 70 lne e
otocAhoiuer equai u NOT superior W any Asoa''
4 IN the west. Inc country tfaserSeu W tnis
Road may well be sad TO De the choiceste parts
OF Wisconsin ana limos. Inc pfoductisenes .
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q0siiieu On liie y es'ci ololes u LAKE
igan, about midway between Milwaukee and
Chicago. ID the heart OF one OF the best countries
on the Globe, with product and lumber trade,
as extensive as.capital can command The mer-
chandlze and lumber is seekinga way Of access
to the interior which must, from the scarcity of
in,ba he -, +lo
progressed agricultural Improvement far in
the interiorthat ordinary team labor of the coun.
try cannot supply the constantly increasing de-
mand And to those considerations add tbe ran
Tia increase Of population and the subsequent Al.
vision of laroe farms into smalf sones 70 meet
tba oroxv;nr wants of tb;s ;no,aaso too.o.hor
with the abil;tv &c tba so;d al,,s.
v;rs,;n st.t. - nrog;..o g., ,,,ora th,,.o,,,.
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;mnovar;sbad cona;tio, &c .ba so;i &c a. 49,.
states which Il nart craatas ,,.o
nvo5,oa 81 an ;,t.a.... 49,. o
The. old for nov 4, III az doaa..a.- = r.
toeether with the a7 va,nt.oes 81 southern troda
an who il there so blind bnt can sea ~ once
that this Road is not only demanded by the le-
climate business of the country. but absolutely
required TO meet the wants of all co,uino time
ma K viii NOV only increase the value OF neal
Estate by adding improvements to the country
and diminishing individual taxation, but that
it will be a safe investment and also profitable
one, which latter motive / apprehend, should
be, sufficient inducement for those, who are
seeking to place their means beyond the casual
ties and fluctuations of trade. These and many
other advantages must accrue, and that from the
hrst moment at its completion To say nothing
mere OF kenosha, the Eastern demands for our
produce, the destiny OF man to migrate, together
with its connection with the Eastern shore of
the Lake, the Southwestern terminus OF this
Road is we all know no unimportant point
ls0oA nife' mas 'oiis Deeii regarded py the en-
s'"n' a. que .. Inc MODEST natural advantages
u 'iie est riowihg as II Goes through Ma
lures uarden' over Its Rocky bed, Offering to the
Manuiacturer advantages scarcely equaled in the
" ofla' ana which must IN time, as facilities in
crease, De improved fromits source to Its mouth,
ana produce on Its shores living mass OF re-
iinement,industry and wealth that in accordance
with the law of expansion viii press its way
intonew and untried fields of enterprise, in Kan
sas. Nebraska and other unsettled regions Of
ournational domain. The city of Rockford is
already central point in the business transact
tions of tho West craving as she does. and for
ever must northern and eastern trade toeonvev
her rapidly increasing wealth in fhe form of
eastern Market, with the least exnense 10 The
owner and to receive our lumbey in ya,nrn 20
reruit and extend the vast ;,onroyo,non.s
demanded nv her trade Her ;,to,osts ~ 49,
and the same with ours. She reonires VIA.