New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

IetWi'f-tElEliE ON 40 nov "NnN 't'-'''t
,n dark nCrs, consequently DO NOT need his NJ
vice uron anything your Interest hes farm, hi- ia
pill AID py-ic; yours IN health, hi- IN sickness;
yours in happiness, his IN rnhappincss ana misery 's
not familiar with the LAWYER, ir his tongue s bike the
poisonous snake. the spider spreading his net; it
luI, bode- good the ler- any man, or
child has to do with the lawyers the better Cor 'hey
1--we by ier nlts end the nrioitunes %! theI nesSh-
buIs. All lew countries !all VI these people, who
are generally I. curse rather than blessing 10 any
people. A in;n uf good common sense does not want
either one OF them. Indian nations get along without
them ere YOU ie.s intelligent than tie untutoGed
age Trv' 10 locate y"aT family and farm on high
ground and avoid the fugs and dews of morning and
eveIin Stay in your house or shed working with
your tools mendng up broken, useful articles; also
avoid all heavy rain-iOrns or chilling blasts Ci even
jre air I'ere is no need of exposure. The wise man
uroyides ngninst these the little inscct and quad
ruped provides their shelter and food The honey-bee,
tic ant The squirrel all teach lessons daily. Who
taught them Are .e lower than they Be wise and
study wslom-gct understanding.
Ore horse viii attend with man ~ acres If
growing com, which will yield ~ bushels TO the acre
that worth % cents per Oushe IN the field when ripe.
Yun need not after purchasers Tor they viii come
70 von Provide corIcrb at your lesnre hours, and
in the harvss-.ine gather in your and take
oi If; you get paid for all tins labor IN the difference
Of having good corn secured
A good garden is hafth living of family. Mark
il Ore good cow will give you all the milk and but
ter for family if well attended to in feedng-tiuie
your poultry will yield you all the eggs and chickens
necessary tor uIurifHi II iSW VIII give
your clothing; and your geese will furnish yon beds to
lie upon O. Birds know the food the thicket yields"
Can you not go there for pums, berries and grapes
1.-The beasts know the physic Of the fields There IA
a remedy for every ID all around u.s. Study these
things and be wise. Our great Creator made man
for noble and useful purposes and provided for US
comforts ard swcetsno bitters Ills; then the prop
er study of mankind is man" and not scanning
skepticaliy works Of creatfre greatness.
Many people cannot raise money enough TO start
well and do well in new country, and consequently
60 and all r-k Of success with what lite they
have ard suffer the consequences OF all bad beginnings
They nave TO rent places mostly those deserted by dis
setiried bad managers, who began we'll but got into
idle habits-ran into intemperance, mixed up with al
the quarTels Of their neghbors, and finally forsook
their farms. Want came staring them IN the face,
they sold out at half price, ana have moved to another
country 10 do the came thing again, Independence
Of mind and thought, coupled With sefdeial and per-
severance are necessary requisites for any 10 do
well in any business or pursuit. Economy at hrst Is
very essential to do well. SUbrety and clvllty mark
the man. who will do well anywhere. The poor Ten
pessean OF Georgian, with bis goods packed in a one
bOrse cart while his wife and children travel on foot,
would rather hunt for bis living, by ranging through
the woods and prairies all day with his gun, than hoe
his plant potatoes, but can drink hs whisky
any day with biz Jolly companions, s but a slim and
poor picture Of many cmgraDts 10 new country,
while his wife and family suffering al home for
want of bread and meat, and generally shaking with
fever and ague, brought for want of clothing and
nourishing food Hundreds of such now inhabit the
Far West, living in sheds and tents without ernst of
bread bt Of meat 10 satisfy empty stomachs, and
Depending the gun for meat rather than raise the
TO faten the hog that makes the pork and bacon
and lard to reward the laborer for bis toll This
love Of the gun and whisky ruins its thousands in
new country that otherwise might be rich and comfort
able.
man need not work so very hard to raise good
crop of corn and wheat but he must work in the work
ing se8son and then he rest ON rainy days, on the
Sabbath day. in all bad weather, and have an abund-
ant harvest, with plenty for himself and come to cell
A lut tIS t
on his farm out of trcre will give him plenty and
abundance. Hence, the reason many men iind SO
much time to loer and idle away in towns, at public
gatherings and political mectings-none OF them pay
ing for the time but rather begetting bad habits which
grow worse every year, and finally end in sickness,
poverty and death.
Every man in Il country becomes stump ora
tor, dabbling in politics and running for Office. The
Sabbath days are spent in frivolty and amusement,
drinking and meetings OF political demagogues;
churches desolae, morals at low ebb, and the conn
try full Of sickness, and dissatisfaction prevailing
throughout the land; the newspaper brought forth
every Sabbath morning and read TO the crowd instead
of the Bible and prayerbook; and wherever this pre-
walls sim misery and wretchedness multiply and flour
isb. But in those towns and counties where school
houses and places of pubhc worship are, and peo-
pie worship God, the people flourish, healthy, in
dustriOus and happy, and doing exceedingly well:
There large towns in all our Western States
filled up with cnrgrants from the Eastern States, who
might do well they would pay little more attention
10 morality observe the holy Sabbath reverenty, and
plant the standard of Christianity upon mer basis.
lourg men by TIE hundreds in all the large towns
who emigrated West to make their fortunes. They
arrived under favorable auspices possessing talents OF
ordinary character with the prayers and blessings
of good and iou mothers for their success, who for
while carried these iniunctoDs but sO0D too
fell into the wild reckless and abandoned habits of
those proane pioneers of the country that desecrate
all the ten commandments, and become the leaders of
all mischief and misfortune that beal a new country.
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa. Minnesota Wisconsin, Mis-
souri Kansas Nebraska and DacOtah are all the
same. have Travelled much in all of them. The last
three named the worst OF all, but no worse than
either of the others time gone by. These are all
great States and Territories possessing great advant-
ages for all poor TO better their condition and
make themselves not only rich but abundanty useful.
There is great abundance Of hne, rich land IN all OF
them subject to entry at the LaDd-Oflces and much
good farming land can be had at ~ cents an acre.
Ninety thousand of land subject to entry at
the 81. Louis Land Office, aud some at the low price
oi l2l cents acre. not 100 miles from ST. Louis;
some considerable at -, ~ and ID cents per
great portion of the cheap land is in the mining
country. This is called the Border Rufian country,
but you will find as clever and intelligent people here
as anywhere in tine United States who will greet the
settlng emigrant with hearty good shake oi tne
hand, and together fall 10 and help new conner build
h.s house &c, and make him happy. Not so the
kansas Confctionists.' They are jealous Of every
cmgrant for fear he will Jump their claim and howl
around his cabin Ike go many famished wolves. In
Nebraska found large cities filed with people, 800
miles above ST. Louis. up the Missouri River; but
morals at very low ebb ard-playng drinking
whisky, horse racing, hunting buffalo, and trading
with and cohabtng with the Indian squaws being the
order Of the day; white with Indian wives and
children bearing their kenesses, carried their backs
everywhere. Young of the Christian Association
mlght lave their hands full Of work here reclaning
these prodgal youth slraycd from pious fathers and
doting mothers in the East from the of their
ways before they become caous and hardened in crime
Tie causes of most Of the sickness in countries
lie at the door of the ernigrant IN not providing su