Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

TOu ~ BAVN6 W.
0RANT.
The next thing to residence ~',h'n
tho. js6ssh 6f.0,s god sosnty Of Scott
4 one 10 some ether Of TIC many olser
inviting localities with which The noble
s,stS OF Iowa abounds. We have made
The assertion many times during he
.,,h. x.sr- Of our cit senabip here, sne
re repeat it once more, that Iowa pos
&.s.es more teal advantages TO the TAT
n.r-more fla,te,ing prospects 10 The /
stock grower-more a!uring nope 10
him who would fed land Of health. |
peace and plenty, than any ether STATE
in the Uniou. Il is with US a settled |
conviction that Lad We the choice OF a y
the States 10 live in, and al the Al 7 /
an 81 TIA, MAJ Of i,as1rab C desaes
m,uh, coyet to mske !.imsel IN ndeptn q
d.a.iheme, VIC csud mol depart i:o"
the selection already made. cor u"s
or other, when ths cruel war Is over:
and peace and harmony shall have ss-
serted tbet authority over war ana ois-
cord, the State Of Iowa !. destined to &c
the central spot OF this naiion, Inc
hDund ar les oil which will Tic The NO
mighty oceans on the Eat ani cn TIE
West; on the North tie N'ttbe,n
DC IN, and on the Soatn tire Jul{ o.
MEXICO aud The pacric. The eefte5i
point viii, we repeat, De Iowa, an1 tn Sc
who make this State their home " II
have chosen good part which shall not
be taken irom them.
Bounded on two sides, cost and west
by two mighty rivers; possessed ct a
soil OF incompatible feiti ity an n'du
latirr surface, well watrred III every art
and we'll iimbesed in every diteci on I;
accessible to both The ea.tcin mi south
ern- and ere long western 'pafatt--
with climate, the palubstg Of ~ ich
cannot be surpassed in any part Of tue
habitable globe, she rleseDts 10 the eye
and taste Of all Il oso who are looking
for an aiding piece and a permanent 10.
eaton snch rare chances con b,ed ast @
other Stale can i vast. Beneath Tic
green turf VI her soil, scarcely f o; u
which can properly be desisnat d as
waste land, I,sls nubouuded agriculture
and n n,rai wea,h--a luri",e or 81!
who chose to come All pas.s2 It;
home for millions tf hal pv and pr spei
ons cope lhase who dcye var IL
ter year amo, the 7, cks and stamps o
the Eastern States can = nd be s, hone
VIII re labor meets lis fall rs~ ard, ant
where the bJunties OF The ea,tn are no
doled Oh, in the nest n'ggardly p'tian
Ces. Here they can find che D lands
not ove,,trexn win opposing rocks o
mAntied with forests tina. costs the iauo
of Whole genera ions TO remove, bGt slc'
virgin soil, free wher.'n the pi1w it'd
no ob,,scle-a soil lier.l Y r tx ug wit
ia,ness. Millions of ,Lc.e bsoon acre
ATE We, untouched by the im lemtns Q
indus ,y-all within the reach OF yoot
markets. and only awaiting The con'n.
OF the husbandpan 0 btin. TO- th IN ri,i
abundance. Now is the time for caster.
mcD--,nca from the old countries t
come in End possess The ia, Nbinh Ia
been prepared for their happy iuher,i
anvc.
Anon will oar State become The gar
den SPOT Of America. Others may po
ses great at,rsc.ions, but 1t is rsc,y''
for Iowa, which has the best location
the riches, soil, tho modest rivers an
the IN st aiubtcus climate TO rival al
others in the ros pc,;ty and hHppluccs .
her citizens, and 10 position a,nong ;h
agricultural Sts:es OF The U.ion.