Arizona miner., 1867-02-09

te ming with it's abundant st,,,. l1fla wealth, living streams and pDble c Mnsn formidable in its engineering ,rs l4 There are certainly most sttili,, 'dltis in the location of this road. nn, ,ah'ass spects the facilities which they alI,rJ 7 ss ing it. It IS proposed to add other. '" Da4 important by branch road from i.aasl querque to Guaymas. V" Abs
 Throughout the greater part of ;, and cOnspicuously in its diyision z. Nirl rich soil and good climate. wo,d si v m For hundreds of miles together ,hs A'lz tural beauty oi its lands is fully ,.n,.., End in the entire West, soil and slimsta pF giving a broad range for cultiya,;,-s ,As wheat and barley, corn and cotton he and coffee, wine and opium. Sonft 'r opens put into immense pastures ,t' climate is very favorable to animal N rt ts specially to the raising of large tlorl. " "s ~ Enterprlsing men are already securipo bodies of land in New Mexico abd Ap for this purpose and the transp,r,,,'lSa ma herds and iiocks Co the eastern ms,t,. be an important part of the b,,sins..' ', ss road h
 In tho regions trayersed by it tbeS
 are temperate, long and dry. ths tv. short and mild. In the eastern diy;.; "Asa are no high mountains or naked plair. ~ z turb the equable and agreeable tfY5,.... belonging the latitude. There are no,sf of oyeriiowed land, ardthe censu. ,s,'-., ir5O shows this region to be one of Plt healthy in the United States.
 Very many of the most useful u,,,, metals are found dispersed over tbe 5is' sections, occurring sometimes in er,,.--sA ary force. The masses of iron and ,;el \ mines are iamiliafly known. Bed. si occur in different places salt in ali .,s Ous conditions is found in great .l,..s ores of gold and silver. indicatirO ,,,'s, mess, and some of them have alfssS, great yield, are found in the middle sna ern sections, with black lead and ogj.t. and massive beds Of copper, equalin ,4. to any known on the continent. ocrur 1;. on the line Of the road Prom tie po;sg, ing mines of the Giia, years ago. e,;.,,s. transported in wagons to the city of sla hua, tue copper and silver it contained E. ing all the expenses of tranzIartafis. l' undeYelopcd wealth, the hesltLfIlne.s fl Y climate, and the great agricuitursI ,,s, the lands, enable us COTS 'iously ts iar;,. grants to occupy them, and we have ,l.,s ant reason Co believe thai they will is..... fly settled, and that we will nopr a - Ous stream of emigration over the inc T have most satisfactory earnest of fl. arrival oi the first installment Of S,sBs,. yian cDigrants to the lands Of the s.a, 4.. Pacific, which is of course only a rsrt N great road. And it is well here fo .sy ,,. the policy Ol the road will bc io eirs s '. sihle protection to tue emigrauts oa
 arr1tal, Co see that they are placed on v lands In good situations, and that tls sn once of Che road will te extended frs- benefit wherever II can aid their issefe,.
 California to day seems t0 be at ras. iis population, and consequently rsflsr its prosperity The gruat distafse d
 voyage, and tue time required to make if
 very hyorahly. But with the bgHy
 this road, iaeB impulse w!ll he sisea s:s ne" era tregun. The hmeriean shafps 4.
 Pacihl and the ntighboring shafes ,i N.s
 would be crowded with popnatiaa. Tle rtniie Asiatic shUrc Is the ggeaf f,ssrsgr trade and wealth which has lcgtiiix.d n enriched wherever it has flowed. l. s,sa ing with ideas and processes in the hrs d manufacture, to greater part wholly aasEr to us In the enjoy nent of that tFsap. Ss "ped to the utteunoot by 0aF ea;sr,-sz great maritime resources. ia ihe intefgku Oi new ideas and in the blending iosssis two civilizations newest and tte oldss we may expect our western States e ra an uncHamhel prosperity.
 The I-vj,lls ssf .l... d.. as.sase sl.aro Lai pruBiem oI fitting crowded population is suiiicient soil. Oars has bern the feys In the unrestricted intercourse We shaii x. ly give great advantages by applying tt immense unused resources the finish cf Cd and tue perfection of economy which {. have been compelled to practice To r
 we shall confer great benefits on then, we shall undoubtedly do grand iBisszsl work by carrying among them ihe saEra sltiess st saF sncial and nnlitical eondilan
 These, gentlemen. arc some Of the aaTsa kes which We arc able fo offer to nss erc disposed to make new fortunee m d fish new homes upon our road, and sAe@ some of the benefits which we hope 70 "a 10 the country, and in doing so to jHsiag liberality of Congress to us.
 For ourselves, we have enough to sfiriI our best exertions iB the fact that veA be among the sharcfs in this large pfosFe m this creating Of new industry thh v ing out of new channels of commer1 peopleing Of millions of acres Of waste ln this great part in the building up oai nations new one, and giving iis r 2! hcines under government whirh secEu every individual of them ihe fruIt q ? dustry and an open field for the fnilssi q his powers, limited only by bis own eis under a government which is inde-lrp because founded in the intelligent vi peoples its vitality is constantly 'sys sz and can never die while there arc tss'r minds Of men living for it to act epoh
 This, gentlemen, j. =isaas =s saach !. = required to say. The subject is vat 2 could only touch upon oatlines, hui look around on the men engaged iu ias T l feel that they have the capacity is the subject and all Us details, and pH .@ into practical shape. reoognize well known ability and experieucs ils guarantees for the success oi oef thank you again, gentlemen, for a-- T me with yourselves in a manner co as