NapoIeon, Ark.. Feb. a. 1916.
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pross OF THE lNTELLIGENcER-SIRs: Permit
|hrough the columns Of your paper. 10 say 10


,bout assembling a, Fort Smith. preparation y
SIing up the 'ine Of march for the Pacific


Of California. that the organization Q
biy going on. 1t is desirable that we shou d
pmplelely organized, ready to leave the fror .


., early as the 10th April next. shall Q
place Of rendezvous, by the 5th Of April,
hch time and place hope to meet many
irds. ready and ripe for the enterprise. Tic
pee, for large company is 1auering. From


10 1000. am confident. wi be on the ground


men mostly, whom nothing but the great
nal can daunt. am receiving letters upon


subject Of the California movement from
y State in the Union. Many. however, may
speinl Us many may have the will. but lack
berve: Such. however, will be no loss; with
We can dispense. Ours is 4 peaceful mi
lion, still much energy and determination Of
ncler are requisite to the undertaking Of the
|nsy. We npprehend no danger, yet we
ed DO prepared to meet aggression, come from
source it may. have made arrangements,
sh think will not fail, for competen, guides
Faoduct US the most direct route, which will
many hundred miles nearer than ria South


Many families ore expected TO be along.
and young, rich and poor, all will be along


N 10 lay hold Of the many advantages which
|arly emigration to that country holds out.
believe that California, al least tina, part be.
fsn The coast and the coast range of mountains,


Dot long remain in infancy of settlement.
|avafd. forward is the movement which nought
/ The Pacific wave, will check. That the c''
mild, healthy, and sprngIike; and TINT
al Of tho vnllies is equal to the best old traV'
,'eslify. Tha; the country is mostly unoc.
=, We know, and lhnt we shall renp the first
Mrvest. we believe and intend. But my in'
Pc was not, in this letter, to speak OF the
!a'y nor its advantages, but to say that, come
nH come wue, we shall go. 5 or 5oo, we
aar, and for Americans TO make The al
Y . to succeed!


i@s, &c., D. G. W. LEAVTTT.