, 1869-11-11

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straight lines Ai,er ixIort1g falres ana note
terrific regions to Ia right Or the left It puahts
ou oref htan nountAtns and barren wnstss, and |
sseaiily prsases It's course towards tho seu1ng |
Euu. Tnos, from Psnnsylvantn % Ohio. themes 10
Illinois and lows, and thence over Sebsaska and |
tue TeHrlrorea. Towns, cities, AID trade, Of
courss, follow IN tha uA&e OF The human tide, aud
the moro central II Ii rnn greater Will bs tho
city
No county evtg h1S but one re1tt CREST city.
Il may have ten or 4 hundred great c1utss bus
ono city win H1W1ys oe greater than the rat
Thus. China has lsA pektn France | = Paris, Great
Britain Its London. America III Snz York; and
they always viii continue TO he the principal ports
Of entry and rhe: great busnes naits Of
these nattonA CaicsHo and San Fran1.zco viii,
no doubt, enc day become WhAt New YORK now
u; hui, Hhen that dsJ cones, New fork vii Be
double or treble it, present Hxt. The growth Of
The coanuJ prrsagts clearly that there viii he
great Chain OF cities hcIOaf this continent. From
New York 10 Chicago, from Chtcsgo TO Omaha,
IRON OmshA 10 Salt Lake BaAIu, and from Salt
Lake TO San Franctaoo This Is tho rational high
way, ntd these ci1,eS viii become mighty hivees
nlltd with mlllions OF clstzenA
Il u curoLs 10 observe how 8low the people OF
tEe Ea1s 1rc TO understand the advantages OF The
Wett. HOn, "saJ hundreds Of young men In the
old ioxns every day, flf had only coue heze
wben ny father old. and bought some OF this
tAnd, how r1ch would have been. Then It sold
Tor lev 0ollar1, noe 1t Ii worth many thou
sandA." So The young farmer Of The East cou-
pl4lus: aLand Ia 10 high can never oRu farm
When my father bought here, Il was only worth
80 and TO PER acre, but now 1t 1el1
for - and sloo, and, were I to huT.
cou,d not pay tho interest on the
purchase money, much less ever pay for the
lAnd." Everyone secma to think that the day for
specnlattonA II part and they regret hundred
times year ths, they we're not born nssy years
socntt. Dear tratnck, do not % discouraged; for
rhas has been occurring for Two hundred years in
the East u nou occurring ese3 day In the Westi
When tho old men fought the houaea and lAad
thsJ now own there WsEe few Il auy railroads, and
migration. WAS exceedingly llow. Their property
| WAS forty or nftJ Jeafs In reaching it, present
value Now railroads. are everywhere, Ant ten,
OF At most twenty 1ears, will do What It took them
| 1tty TO accomplish Millions OF peopls arc pour.
| Ing westward; and. 90 where you mAJ, you will
| coon ND yourself surrounded BY nelgnoors, not
| by tuo. and thEees, as were Jour fathers when
they setued IN tho Eaat, but By nuudratz and
| thousAnda,
The Rrorth Of the West L. miraculous, and yet
II u not 10 be wondered At; fof. not counting tue
| thousAud1 OF our nsti7e population
that come West annually, the Old
Werld u every year throwing
| vast multitudes Of people upon our shores Dur
/
sand immigrants landed 1t New York AoDe. Add
| to this one hundred thousand Cninese aud other
inml2tsneA Who landed At San Francisco, and to
these again the immigrants nom CanatA s1u
those who landed At New Orleans, Portland, 0re-
| gon, and other ror;A and the foreign Immigration
to this eoonuy must hass been something oTer
one million aou!a In twelve months Al the prssent
time about 600 foreigners land npon our shores
daily. Next 5ear II u eslimased that not less than
rnrx MI trnFn ~
tn. Ii shy wouder, then, that shu West Il .sp-
loly settling up7 This vast accession to our pop
| nlntion ian accession nearly equal every year 10
half The popuasou OF the United Staten when We
achieved ont independe.ce} and homes IN the
West, That this Immigration ~lll not only con.
uDue, but increase u altogether probable. The
course ol PElsslA to~afd the German Staies ID de.
tnrouinE the legitimate rulers Of the people, and
appointing over stem dtstasteful Governor, Will
cauIe Thousands Of GefmaI.s to md homes here
~ho tecl, no thst they have lost their country,
| they hate no home IN Germany. They arc No
! longer Germans, but Prusst4ns. aud they pEefel
rather to be Americans The Chinese having
after thousands Of Jears found place 10 enig1ate
to, untold millions OF shsse people Will nood tue
Pacific cosst The sympathy anitssed BY oul
people for poor old Ireland will 1eiuslgoraie Al
emigration 1rou That unhappy country to ou
happy lnna OF equal rights aud freedom. Fo
theae and other 1eAsonA immigration, Instead O.
decreasing Wn likely double and quAdtuple !n TIL
next few 5eG,s-
And the resoIt Of al tnta will bo what. The set
| tement Of tho West and the t1ebltnX Of OIL
| population. Young men who hare already poles
q vule. tellcve, vii 4Ee to see the day Nhei
| thsre viii be a hundred nullons OF people l,
! Amtnca- It Eight be curious here 10 conalde
what effect such an increase Of population wou'
| have upon the form Of government under Whic
| re live; but prefer not 10 dlscuas that subject
, | not being Jet nrmly convinced Of the lndeontt
, / expanss.e power o! rtpublcanism.
: What wish 70 call the particular attention Q
the hundreds aud thousands Of old and younK me
WAC read THE TK1BCNk to Is that Tiers .ssA soos
: ~ Ftst Sevclal nnes Of Immigration ha7e a'sead
d | penetrated nj the My to the Pacific coast, M
civilization u EapidiJ spreading from the r,gnt At
lett OF them znttt they insersecx eacn other. An
: when The West il stttIed, Hhat sheny Then, If
1 eeee, naI yourg nen sag. " II I bad only bee
bMn thirty tea1s ago might have been rich.
s: There viii then De NJ uooomp!ed lAnds no Hone
: I eaa Law, DO West To 70 to The county will
+ one VAT sea Of farms from ocean TO occAn. WI
/ saail live 70 kce It tnat u now born Pernapa NJ
o many; put Thousands Of poor men, II prese1
= | telling IN the East without homea {
: land, win 1--we to sec tho da
= when these pratteA now to he ha
for livir upon taeu, viii bring forty and nfty do
lars per acre. They viii live 10 ace tswaa II
l A0A-'
J sp1esd al uver them. Here yet u land for II
aad!ess bot It u going, going very fast, and roc
o | al viii be eone. The very best Of farm l3nd nj
yet te had In the West for H. 4, and so per scs
< and those Who kfe not able to buy lAu4 u MI q
o / so . little further aud take up TWO or three hu
10 | dre1 aeser, under the Homestead law, when,
shsy win bns 1--we upon It for ave years, tt = thet
forever. ....
It TIE government, evidently concerned II Il
n rapidly with which tho public domain 10 oe1'
>. | swept awxy, hlz taken measures to more ttrtct
+ enforce the land I2wk Heretofore many pefso:
II took up fands aud hired men 10 lire upon ther
T. bot under Gfantn administration the man vi
aesHasiy lyes upon the land II given the deed n
q. onty he aud hts he4fB can hold It.
n NCnDyA, AoClpENTA. AED IyLETS.
/ Tho effort that ID being made TO induce the Go
ol | c1uos OF Nebrasss to convene he Legtslatufe
u extra sesstou It Is thougnr viii !succeed- 8snAt
ThxJaf hp4 K%ne to Warrington TO cousuit II
u General Grant about rn& nnAtser, and tho teiexfs
st | reports that the President oppressed aia des
y | that the 1eCtshtute might Be convon1d, and
Y Fifteenth Ansenfnent 10 ne Constisnuca aua
1t a. soon - po1lbteL
u Senator TnayeT, An Informed vii b csn
u dt's for Reelection, ard his f.iends arc oounde
I'd o1 hil soccs11- John J. Redlcf viii Alfo be q
II t&dAte. Rsdlet u . Republican And = ieads
u, lawyer hero. Be has nauy trends and may
I'd elected. though Tha,er n the pfesac1 tina
l
It, ability, rot pat fora ard sAndtdAse, batths
he the1r vote for Redtck he beng the least oono1.t
o+ TO them, and they hsse no hope Of elecu1I
straight out Democrat
m Tne accident seposted on the Pacific Ralrs
be near Evanston. In taa despsiehes Of the asto
hs nore scstons than u nrst s7ppos
Of John Tu1asu and three MMut
'ox were h.lsd outright and nrs OH
I'd voanded. Aisa Percy. hart N The heal. II oe&t
or Tnts to me only ACCIDENT thAt hs8 occurred On
Of P1ctrc Road this fall, and, we believe, the ID
he serious cte that hts erer hsppeaed The Gauss
ey | tbs accident seenA to have been the csrelesRa
u. OF tho curdoeto6 and engineer On the Morn
ze | irstn, Who nm into PsssouEet RGo % the rrA
re although eizuah lot stopping hid been plAced
.h4 rcaz- Both the enStneef ana conductor "
TN sumua1A3 t3tsctArxed
ost General AuRur has ordered the earHlty Of
be- department into W4Eter Qu111rrs. Cpmp2sies
nd | ., {, f, E, !, snd Il. 8tcoud United atates c
he airy, vii vms.x a. Omaha BArrAsRs, near I
IN, CITY. Company D, seeond CAvalr1, will teRssr
Fart Br1dEer. and F. g, u. md l, Second Csval
II. II Fort Ellis, Montana -Four companies uf
oa Flnh United st2ies cAvalry viii vsn' CT u r
ats AcPne,son, Nehraaks, and eight coupautes of
uk aane reR.mtlt vii take post 1t Fort RaAs
Of WTonirR Tertiary.
tAe 0ererA Dun<7n, with Cotaneia HoJan 1
the CE!tteoden, have come IN With Their forces II
tth tho Rspnb1ieao coontT. aod arc now As
ns- Pnessou- On thvsf re:urn, Gcnefnl AnRar
oJ- kpectsd the uoopf IN pe1too, and found the1
70. xnath better coudls,on tnan COLD hAvo been
TO pec'ed a;se4 taetr long and srduou1 gnmu
al | work.
tho eeteYal AuHu1 has removed hla family Il
oa- the city TO The barraeta and viii Ees do II
!nS during the winter. GenerAn Nysrs md Ruxz
lse And the ress Of the bta. vn remAla 10 the cit
Tor, GenefA John \. King VII conmaad II ]