New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-07
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NAKED fo- S.aysty VIII ct s.atls s;eee wat ssv'
usched her Sow Development u,d@ ser eH-As'oa
risu re. Had an7 ether Slave State .hsE Missouri
Nr.r,b,.ed is runerics, strength ia manus's s1i
.u,t M Greco, wcold hsve Seen swter. tbo1sd les
certain 10 attain this cod. But be, Bo,de,Ru;fsr Ia
5su rars he bogus lega,icn, charges Of cspts her
lazy .1uat.sr bfe and her lodsn coocrbinsge. have
Disguised and tuned aside emigration from the Ststee
even om States OF coDgeLia institutions aid domestic
S.ciplre with MirsocJi The Oregonisns have dis
ooursced emigration from the Northern States for some
time pat; and not later than February last, when
ther Deecste in Congress addressed 81 soGle gen
,erner who have 81, formed snd sssccistion ir the
efcours genent Of emigration to tie Poetic asking his
cooperation 70 secure The passsge Of the Wsgcn Road
ard other bills since passed. to improve c"muiuncs'
Ii, With California and Oregon. lie mainslHed JUDI
ci1 Us sitnce On the suNect as also cid the present
Goverror OF Oregon. Yr. Curry, formerly one OF the
editors of St Lous paper in the slave interest.
Not Oregon alcne bat Califcrn. and Utah men
actd by the Slave Power. II Will be no news to your
readers that tbs Senators Brodeck and Swim. recently
elected 10 Congress from California, have, during her
Whole political existence held The State divided on
abstract questicrs Of Nothegn sid Southern poiCy
that the "Chiyary, OF C'sin wing Of the dominant
party have been seeking the geographical as well as
the political div sion Of the state; tbs, Gwin bys
transaction said 10 be as perdious personally
ds2raceful accepted bis pre.en, seat in Congress sub
ect TO resrictiors impoeet by his rival Brcderck.
wto held the choosing OF second Senator 10 tie
Caforna Legislature. Bat though their CHIEF is. 40
it IS said blbed to remain inactive, the party will not
aud already We zee the question OF Constitutional
Couver to I'd the Constitution. revived and dis
cusscd in tie California journals. Not hist they eI-
rect 10 carry Slavery into California by popular vote,
but by dividing aud remsndng back into territorial
condition the lower half already to crest extent
Jointly pose ssed BY Southern lawy and land specsa-
tors VINO have succeeded generally TO the ownership OF
the lands under Spanish titles under plea ct bur
deI me taxes. That this scheme will be attempted
sssn there be no doubt. Its success - by no
means improbable The Mormons Of Utah, who have
a large and hoWishiug settlement al San Benarliu,,
eighty or ninety miles from Los Angeles no. averse
70 the plan They aim TO possess seaport on the
California coast-have already line of coaches ply
ing between their settlement aud Salt Lake City, and
draw most of their supplies from the Pacific. As they
are believed 10 favor Constitution lega izpg slavery
for their own State whenever it shall be formed, they
may regard with just complacency the working of the
plot slowly EMBEDDING Southern California. Another
and the chief incentive to this act, is The slow az
gressor-by emigration and settlement. by military
POSTS and reads process of construction and occupa-
ton. and By Atlartc and Pacific Railways u BE- built
of the South upon Nes-Me1co looking to an outlet
at San Diego, and the building there Of important
Southern commercial city.
In view Ct these facts you have well said that Is
time for tie friends of Freedom TO bestir themselves
The outpcsts o. our country on the Pacific all 10
the hands Of the enemy. Bat he road FREE 5etrees
CaIforia and Oregon need population Appropu,-
Ons have teen made by the late Congress for wagon
roads month and south and orders have been issued
for troops to 90 cut overland with this Spring
emigration. 1t is the cheapest and healthiest
route to the Pacific. The presence of the troops
will keep the Indians quiet. Soon week NAL,
with passenger coaches viii be established, ap2ro-
p,at.,n having been made for the former an enter
prrg contractors Being now busy With the project Of
tie stsgos. Let tho same encouragement be offered
through the press 70 em alton to California and Ore
gen tia, ia put forth 10 aid of Kansas and Nebraski-
ht E0st6rn edit0iS RAP 'sSs"' ." - '''f =
rdhtoges of hment IN these t''o countries, and le's
10 htr gold alren:urihg attracfioRs, be more ndul-
gent to the vices Of society for which indeed another
or greater population is the onl' cure-aod men may
be induced to 20 with their families and settle on the
Poetic. whose voice ard interests viii very soon be
iet 10 the Jaws aud in the regulations Of society.
The Spring emigration TO the West win be very
great th. year. From all parts Of New England from
PENNSYLVANIA, and from some of the Western States,
hundreds and thousands are making ready TO remove
beyond the Ms'issppi. Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska
and Kansas are prominently 10 the field for emigration,
supported by the railroad interests by horde of land
sptcuators and apart isom these by intelligent state
merits in every nevspeper of The opportunities they
>tr tie aborirg mar. and the excellence of their s3l
and climate to the Western settler. Califonis and
Oregon each offer all ihtse Inducements and more.
Shall they not be head Frruao.