, 1869-08-04

lEA0 WHO can I4AEe Lnt Q{St blaO Is III Tue
s1fest PORTION, as his adversary cannot
then punish Linn, md the Law will not.
What is this but Ill incentive to murder?
THE TRADE OF TIE PACIFIC RAILWAYS.
The completion Of the RAILWAY to the Pacific.
while it opens tho route for the great trade
from Asla to ell parts Of the world, ii, III
the present, the extension OF the facilities
nf counmerce and production to new, rast,
cnd hitherto secluded portion Of our own
The commerce between Chicago,
ond even that part Of the country lying be-
tween the Missouri River and Laramie
Elains, will exceed teu-fold, during the next
ten years, our entire trade with China md
VIXEN to this is addod the future trade with
Colombo, Utah and Nerada, on the south
Of the railway, and Montana, Wyoming md
1daho, On tho north, the trade with ASIA
however saluaLle, will be comparatively but
n small contribution to the national wealth.
It is Int few years since the railway ays-
TEN Of Chicago was extended to Wisconsin,
Iowa and Kansas; It'll shorter period bus
passed since Minnesota was embraced in the
iron band; and these States until thus con-
nected were more remote from trnde,--more
remote in the means and opportunities of an
exchange Of con,nodiles,-th Nebraskn,
Colombo and Nerada are today. Tho open
ing Of the rnilway is but an extension Of tho
commercial circuit OF which Chicago is the
cant1e. II is the extension, to hitherto
closed region, Of the means Of sending their
products to market, and Of receiving
other needed commodities in exchange.
These States and Territories, rich in their
iaexhaustille mineral treasurer, are destined
10 te as productive IN other particulars rs
their more Eastern -ucighbonz. The hand
Of industry, which haa made the sage-brush
lind Of Ctah rs productive as the prairle
Of Town OF Minnesota, will, with little de.
l.y, and ut no very great cost, turn the
mountain -st1eams and spring rivulets
through and over the now arid plains, and
the sage will give placo to timothy :; the
desert viii bring forth corn md wheat; and
herds OF beeves will be fattened on the fields
now sterile. Iuto this vast region Of gold
md iron, silver md lead, and Of coal, viii
pour hardy and thrifty population From
Europe and Asia will come the labor that Is
to work tho naines, ir7igate the land, cn1ti-
yate tho soil, build the roa1s, and swell the
volume Of national wealth.
There is no need Of: any rivalry or jeal-
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