| Show A eyk ryk 66 0 editor wednesday august 12 18 68 THE RAILROAD CHANGES IT 11 WILL PRODUCE u I 1 i THE rapid progress which is being made both east cast and west in inthe the construction of the railroad gives us the assurance that in the space of a few short months the tha continent will be spanned by the vron aron iron bands and this city be in railroad communication with the atlantic and the pacific we hear bear that by the of october and some assert by the of september the U P BB R R will have reat rest reached green river biver and before spring it will have reached this valley we ave trust these hopes will be verified yet we scarcely think they will for if next winter should commence early but little if anything can be done after the first of november between hams fork and this valley in building the line ihie if the snow should f all fall as it does us usually ally aily in the wasatch mountains it wili will will prove an insurmountable obstacle to the construction parties but if the iline line should even be completed to this valley by july next it will speak highly ly for foi the skill ana and enterprise of the company and be bel a perform performance inee ince of which every man who has any of the ret of superintending super intending and building the line may justly be proud predictions respecting the changes that are to be effected in this territory by the pacific railroad nall Bail road are freely cir clr bu belated cu it is to do for us what mob violence persecution expulsion from houses bouses and lands and in some instances eeb ees even death itself have failed to do ao lin ain Anthe the past itis the agency destined to break clown down and totally remove our peculiarities and to bring brine us to the level of civilization these are the anticipations indulged in by some respecting it and so long as it gives them any satisfaction faction to indulge in such hopes and they do not hurt us we are quite willing they should derive derivi all the comfort from them they can we have our own theory about the effect the railroad rall Bail road will have upon this territory and people and we feel assured that time will bring us satisfactory evidences of its correct corrects ness mess demay say however that if the railroad Bail nall road affords easy facilities for those who are not mgt latter day saints to emigrate to this territory ll 11 iti also aiso presents equally good opportunities for them to take thew their departure the same railroad that brings them can with equal e ua ease case carry them away a again oain gain but there will doubt doubtless aws ba be very great changes efi effected by the railroad in business affairs inthis in this country Those who have resided here since 1847 1848 and 1849 and even later can look back to those days and contrast them with the present the change is a very striking one in many respects it is but natural that it should be so in settling a new cop country latry like this but with the te completion of the railroad the changes will be greater and more rapid the disadvantages which we have had bad to contend with in consequence of our great distance f from rom the marts of the world will be removed and we will bo be placed in ent entirely liely different circumstances goods etc can be brought from the sources of supply in as many days as they formerly I 1 required months many articles which have been difficult to procure or when procured have been at exorbitant rates will I 1 by means of the railroad be easily obtained and at comparatively cepp rates with these inevitable changes in prospect ros it would be decidedly unwise lor for for 6 our ar people to make no preparations to meet them the tail Yail railroad road will no not t be an unmixed benefit to us unless we prepare for it it will not put an tin abundance of money in circulation for us unless we lay the foundation of branches of business that will bring it to us it is a mistake to suppose that tha tho th railroad rall Bail road in and of itself ia is going to make our country great and its people wealthy while there is isa iba a demand for labor upon its instruction and abd we have that labor a to supply money will flow into us but when this demand ceases and we have no products that can be transported at a profit for which money can be had in return we will be e ina iua iu in a worse position 0 than if we had no railroad af pf for 0 r the ease w with ith which the country can then be bo drained at speculators own p prices rices of a anti and su such buch ch articles as we now produce will be a detriment to ua us being in pinched circumstances we will be at their mercy and how bow tender their mercies are we have had some op port unity of knowing we must take the necessary nece Esary steps to create new industries action has already been taken in int some dlf dif directions dons Wons to 40 io this this must the entire community is interested in the success of these schemes jurers tur ers mechanics and merchants should endeavor beav or to shape their various branches of business so as to be prepared for the coming change home manufacture must be extensively and persist antly pursued we have artisans and mechanics plenty of them as excellent in their various pursuits as any to be found on the continent this conceded what will prevent when the railroad is completed and transportation becomes rapid and cheap their competing with the same classes elsewhere in theman the manufacture of such articles arwe as we need homo manufacture has languished in many Install instances ces because articles made of home materials were coarser th than a n those which were imported but by b the railroad the raw material materials can be imported when necessary as cheap or cheaper than the manufactured article is is and they can be manufactured here for instance many of our citizens have been desirous of having a finer article of furniture than can be ae manufactured out of timber grown in this country they have imported tables chairs ac from the states and many of these articles when brought here have proved very flimsy and unsuitable for fon our dry and trying climate they have not given satisfaction so also aiso with carriages sleighs wagons and a variety of articles which are regularly brought brough there here every season timber and every other needed material for the production of household furniture carriages wagons sleighs agricultural implements glass ac can be imported and manufactured here and when made up here out of well seasoned and judiciously selected materials by workmen me wha havo joemi 1 tw t maintain they will be far for more serviceable than anything tha that t can be imported chairs made here out of such materials will not be unsafe to 2 it sit upon carriages carri carrl ages agea and wagons will not need the repairs they do now the purchaser can b be e sul sui suited bulted ted by having articles made to his taste and in everyday every way will the country be benefited by the change these are not riot impracticable theories th eyare perfectly feasible our oar citizens should not cot be backward or indifferent about carrying them out we have the advantage of position wo we are arc the first settler settlers acquainted with the country and its wants and are arc here on the ground we should not let these advantages slip through our did fiD fingers gers if we do there will be no one to blame but ourselves labor is higher here than in the east but when money shall circulate freely men will be able to work at cheaper rates than they do now non and besides articles manufactured here if honestly and tastefully done will always command a higher price than those that may be imported As for capital to carry out these plans there is no people better situated than wa we to obtain it by operation cooperation co a principle that has been found to work well in carrying on many branches of business 0 I 1 LIST 0 af passengers PER STEAM SHIP 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henrietta wade paul elizabeth john annie and paul coates david horsley thomas philips isaac and joseph boyer mary J brown robert and mary brown joshuah hill william ashby henry nicholas elizabeth and margaret boak richard riehard fowler arthur and harriet ellis thomas lester william D rhoda alvin alrin clarissa sarah and daniel owen john susannah anna elizabeth arthur and charles Fo foulger uger johni johnn and sarah p grubby nephi and alvin bailey naomi sumner john wakefield wa defield ke field james ann william hannah james elizabeth morgan moroni george john alm alma a and martha toombs ellen wooton geo sarah barah mary geo albert sarah alice E Ed d elizabeth and cecillia white william willlam crouch alfred draper ed riddle samuel mary and emilie dAlice annalice an howard walter susan an ni and walter grines grimes thomas ana and sarah jas maria john wm win and lydia weston harriet and sarah hyatt john bailey james ann jane isabella elizabeth john and jessie robb aun ann chalmers 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