Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-03
Our Western Territories.

nv, ..I.I IL .;oh loads ~ The
Inc unue'eiopeu anu ii'n iA
Great West which are yet to be explored and
settled. will not only afford an outlet to the
e.. l., AZ - .ra
spirit oi adventure eAciteu oy Tue ""i, anu
means of expansion by which some its bad
effects NAV be diss1pated in the new and glo-
=, Ii, ,tFa, .o
rlous Iuture WniIh @ thIse 'GSII GSI iaS ,;o,J;S ~
emlgratloh, out tney aiso anolu spisu pSs
surance tnat Tue county .aunos ~. s,.h'
nor even ssanI sun = :, 80. - CO..
not nan eeNeloPeu! Ia.;o,, ano III. ,UaaIsb and
"alu anu tneLease ~ Popu,a ~. ,,J.a,noad If hH
gleatneSs gss " ',;no an f5onah The war taxes
LIE E, lnoSt .Le hoS;ed ,,an and
on laree huliosfs VI oui .on, ao ooS. ~ Tfo anS
Is oeihS GariIeu on ~ a S:,, so a,,;ns
money, the oreat west ls steauny e,osns,
and opening 70 US ne" communities m anu ne"
wealth. In our western lerrnorles we nave
new and lnexhausuole treasury, ana one
which MIR. Chase the aoie manager Oh out
National Exehequer, has not YET toucneo,
and which the country mas nalai} oesuh "
appreciate. hle we are naiu AZ wa. "
bring back dozen States' tnere are aIo'1ef
dozen which lie forgotten OF oveEiooksu-
States which do not neeo tne s~olu anu the
cannon-ball to win, out oniy ths eHlgran,s,
tram, the pick,,iaSe, the spaue anu Tue Ro~
New states VIII soon oe aoIeu " .ne ontoa, aLn;
and many o. them Win uo1coneaS ~. 'hea
dowery. Win the great IactHe Naiioau
connecting Caliornia with tue o!a!es !a! east Vi
the ROCKY Mounta, .o"n .,;,i It' Us h..o PoPu Pu,
ious communities anu e.a:es va" G !. Iii G'I ro',r
OF the vast ihleriylne legion, an anu VIZ Poa. ~,
o9. upon tne Whoie . oou,y nG ynn,oId r, s,na. ot
nluoen treasures tWh.,orer VIZ ,h;s Ixar for
.neI PieSiouo or me- oost ,bo.e new members that
80 ca. 20 come ;nto II will he able 10 pay the
are Fet 70 SOnis .n.I y IooLoS A. 70 md rsosrded
oIt aIu yL ny if'y o:y.So Lee, fsrth;ng
as Amply soou toi 'a ID daS, ,h;s w,r
Whatever run, uJu.y aho u naras @ f,T
may occasion, tne eounly nas as ay ;n =. nm rn.
ing Teso9rSe 70 comP d ~. M .on3,-v " So,,ht-
1efeiopeu ieIC' N,:' ,La tao, for !, - or;dsn,
iess leels anu ieat.S ;n 1I,o.e bonefui con-
sne Souus maIar mas n'nra confdent of it's re.
u.,u, uanoo1s Oh" Tbe absnrn,;on of the People's
=: s,.a brnJrod rn;II;ons within a few
noSa on.hn " - NV 81 ;,.oIf evidence enough Of the
faot anJ no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the
,es, ,aoS 1.nsnaron. times of neace-eyer gave
USJ nonpra cement N our new Territories.
oo IN nrosant Adn,inistration. notwithstand.
10 ;nn @ ~ n;asnt;c civil war Il has had upon its
ins Tue eieSn p,o;so Railroad which when
.ho ,ror hrnka nut was by MANY set down as
tne wal ol1ae ou,i ~ 80 hc ,bonaht of at come
an sn,"rO " ,;meMesr,a;nIy not until long after
Iusue . -ns ororNhac become a settled pro-
;as ;act q fixed and feasible fact, and is already
lect, - GU - .s II ,here ,rere mn war
oelng Pusneu iotS M st 90 = .nS onmIaS, Tntnre
IN IN .he Inc county unn,I. l. bel;aSed To he annie to
Oh the countiy 10 u tho o,,,,aU The nation
an ,Ur Great war and exhibits the eyi
carries ou Sieat "aA oAA0
aences oi nour'Snius pe"'e a. 'A' '
''ine: ne .hoo . ,im;t n nstr;ot;c effort
"a ~ ;rSus,r;aI % en,epnr;se ns there is to every
anu anu nIus oIas tb.t . ;s Enits and human: and
hencs T. ia we'll 10 observe prudence and
nenoe nsane,,r ~ The rebelI;on cannot be put down
e e.nnoa re;,her csn the Pacific Railroad be
M buiIt % in a day. This however will not affect
the % GREAT fact the nation has a providential
and never failing reserve in its Territories
and their w;dely-branchine interests, which
n,nst mus t nrove in time more than compensat-
;na balance for ali the evils of this war, ter
r;5ie as tbey are likely to be. What is most