Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-03-04

\. i I'M sof,le Y slder weather, and IL thai
II case we Will bn ablr III pack AWAY 4
II viii icisist 6aikisy that ellSht,
solid clear ' ~ Pec'Iliar " 4, ,is
L region ~ coDntrY n
4 Pefsins al III distance. who hive never
/ Experienced " Minneso,ta winter, Ire not
/ prepared 90 understand its pleasant ps-
4 euiiafities them, N t,ess idA4 NC me
msrcury standing u. II is,rn III 80 de-
Egrees beiawi zerp weeks, ips almnst
1horrible but ~ ns there N nothing m
lPleasanf about il. The air Is pure and
LLracing and The sun shines ~ brightly
as ia midsummer; while the M 10 clear
and cla1dless, and The wind is amt rely 81
lTrst The SNOW u \ Al dry as powder,
land o,lr people travel around sin Indian
mpccasins, without the least slsluliibStls
Az ihe feet I'LL every breath
We tnhale Life and health al shnug
were slipping freIn the cup of slss iixir
lnf life. We have 0o coughs or cold
here, unlees they are imported liis
lchapped hands 81 faces but NIL II rsiddy
cheeks and healthy lungs We bid den.
ance @ the cold. Sickness or DEATH III
rare among ns, AZ all sssa
year, but ID The glorious b lf y ilter
time, the dark mantlss nf y md
Imnurning ~ MT come U sadg i19G
/ Ifthis seems incredible X Ts.-l
| er.4coma ard see aisss md ii |(t III
Iself Come ii .he u, wi J 4,
when our agoificent prS
before you covered with N absAA
l;yerdure; when our CRY sta| strestI IN
merrily along, over their Pgbhiy bnS 1 IN IN
and when orr farms besgs, M vhispS
First words Of harvest Cons iii
Issnmmer, when nature is in her gI6s
Come il the autumn, whenthe rich ,hlIsssaa
vest IS rolling in from those farms !;
when the varied tints Of departed sum
| mer clo,he those forests III their royal
robes; and when at night; the glazing
fire roll5lover those wild prairies, and
keep along our bluffs and hills, kissing
he very heavens With il liqaid tongues
Iof flame, and lea yes behind II tilosess
fpraisiss and hills enriched for the use Of
Imam. Orcame to us In the winter, II hen.
|p,lr sky il bright, our air pure, our faeli
plenty, our spirits hi4h, and our health
coed, and o.,r word fur il, YOU will my
with us, + Here Is our Home = Wino-
M 1inss @s \.
| Ei ENCOURAGING EMIGRATION. t
Minnesota ii walled about on the east
ard south BY cnrdons &c enemies. Emil
grants hiiher, like the Israeliies ia search
Of Cana an, have absolutely tn figh their
way tt,rongh our enemica, combined on
allssides to rnisrepresent and abuse us.s
| The people Of levin and Wisconsin, go
pecinlly alarmed at tne emigration VIC
their own citizens Il AIinnesota, ind H..
| dignant Al being spnrned Nv the tide
| which rolls over them and past them stis
onrt own beautiful Territory. have eanisS
ted % opportunity to give effect ts
ljealonsies. To these sources Ave q,
the drizzlng rain Of para sspl1iif
ltion which IS fnrevert iing
news columns Of Easse
lDuititudinous, unima giIta a II
cf no origin. which afs ~
tide &c daily facts III ha
I NOUS letter writerS from MI
! Milwaukee, and other STINT he
way pieces. Their coainta bsl never
canes to light The entire presssof the
Territory has concurredi r,ot once i 'n1e
but hnndreds Of times Ii placing I'M
brand ofi faisebood pn she stories which
have been cirs;nlated abroad n our dis
Icredn Yet the denial scarcely reaches
further than The limits of our t,ewspa per
circnlation And il has come ID this
THAR Minnesota i IN bad odor ne the
1 Easf !. and il has cn.ne tnsbe believed that
\ I've have nothing left If MI the mA9nifi-
I cent gifts with which nature has endow-
ef Ms 40 offer an iinducnn,es,t Ia emf
grafton hui oir climate, III fhiag
above " Y t4h%ts whinh I'D our boast and
cx,iltAtihnrihat our climate the cliunatse
0fthe lria,ean vine dresser and of the
slsvheat region De Russia, IS inhospitable
i and unfavorable 10 1 gric ait.ire that onr
I, soil u poor, Dur soil which ,cre Nv acre
a eqnals That pf any area al "A quai extent
/ Il, The Sorld, In in prodnctiyencss, cul-
q tlyahility !. and in all the Conditions "
|successfui cpitvre-that our har,vestts
y are antidaily devastated Nv erass,,ppers
i shas 1oarl finances are bankrupt. and
THAT w are, living ~ the proceeds N
4 e4pl sded humbu2s. Y. # sss
y Against all this the facts TINT frictle
/ Iihrongh ihe Post Office ars DC iatle ayaiI
/ Indeed the facts themselves are not VIZ.
q citisrn.slys edilrag ing, land Ars quite
n had srn1ugh without the exaagsratlon.
ElssSSRV enemies, The facts arr uniform
M state of things which exisl
9fss friy rywhere else w HIM ie U0ioh
pPressed lsnone - scarce i,
/ Ittp h4se pressed tho money valne n
stssserytlsing AZ ona-tAird loss than ths
I standard &c nix months goshe credi