The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27

Aroos,ooh, and work, might become men, ir.ge-
penden! freemen--earn their own living and &. 4
blessing te the State; bat for want Of iI:ie
manness and energy 10 conquer habits and prac-
without accomplishing any good. Away y7nii
YOU, ye idle, Ioafng brood, to the forest. and be-
come men; and no longer disgrace yeurseises by
living the income OF the industrial class -
People Of St. Paul a virgin wilderness, teeu~
ing with natural wealth, is around yop. inyaps
you to honest labor and sure afiuease, 'Nhy
1 stand ye all the day idle in the market pla,~,''
MAYOR KENNETH, OF ST. LouIs.-'Tbe
Burlington Telegraph pays the following well
u,erited compliment 70 Mayor kennett, who easo
up with the St. Louis Delegation TO the Bareg-
ton Convention. If that city had posses,ed h7'f
a dozen such men No Luther Nj. Kenneii, 6rs
years ago, St. I.Ouis would not ncw be BIZ 'u'i
waking up to secure the trade Of the UpPer Ms
sissippi. by desperate struggle.
"We should but poorly represent the p. gat
sentiment Of this city, did we fail TO accord 40
this talented and distinguished genilemau, the
merit Of having given the principal tone 10 he
proceedings Of the Convention, as well az ths
chief zest Of the various entertainments u tho
occasion. ~
| Cor. LEE.-It has been a subject Of Common
remark, that for some time past, the boys from
Fort Smelling, who have visited st. Pau, brVo
conducted themselves with much dignity and So
briefly This good conduct, is not only honorable
to the men themselves, but reflects much credit
upon Col. Lee, the commanding officer, VINO has
certainly effected great reform in this particular
WHITE OwL.-The St. Anthony Exprcss
says: that on Friday OF last week monstrous
white owl (the bird of Mnerva,) percbed ppon
their liberty pole, and commenced osrns The viii
, Iage school house, turning his head right and left
all the time, sagacioasIy as on old sPeciacied
pedagogue. If we not mistaken, TIA, was
about the time Col. Hughes few over here from
q Willow riyer-wbo has the GOODNESS to 60 through
ST. Paul, nou, telling strangers that he, Hughes
printed, published and edited the first newspaper
ever issued in ST. Paul.
e MORTON for q rule TO STRIKE OFT ToR
I SURPLUsAGE.-Mohat's life pills and Phonn
bitters, from the bottom Of Counsellor AnyateIs
n card in the Express OF ST. Anthony.
RUNNING MORE sAws.-Wc learn from The
Express, that the annual report is revived at !!e
!, Falls, about building new mills thero. II is
to be hoped that The work will be done tas ume.
Contractors cannot be expected to get up and dey
er half dozen expensive mills, as they uorld
70 the same number Of saw-bucSs, without having
dollar advanced to them by the proprietor au'l
- the whole are completed.
le The FEDERAL RICE ORGAN.--The Demo
l. Graf Of this week, is much ADLER and more de-
10 cent than usual; being TO great exten. filed up
10 with extracts from the files Of paper formerly
e published in Wisconsin, known as the " sconsin
a Herald. Better, Gr better, neghbor, than try,ng
lie to publish sloppy wing paper Of your own. AZ
l. you did the Chronicle last winter, in St. PaGl.
The ST. Anthony Express, commentiuc with
pungent truth, upon the late removals Of Federal
" officers in Minnesota, says, (after showing he
illega!i!y of the removas)
~ ''But however the legal right may siand ore
nd thing is clear 10 the most ordinary comprch
Elf If the right OF removal in such does actually
exist, should only b. exercised with ib, gee'est
care, and from the most stringent necessity The
o, public good well private rights imperative
demand this. No ordinary furnish
y ground for so virtually important act. 40 We
IL NAL offence, in an incumbent Of ilnpor .u' an
ne office, can be sufficient excuse for his removal
His offence should be fragrant, notoriou. and
- clearly proved, to justify such step. r. should
ny have full opportunity afforded him, after dua
es tice OF the cIarges alleged against him o. FInlf-
;.f cate his character. Common justice and sctasy
towards the humblest and most obscur, live.
IS demand his,-hcw much more towards 1e
,er has been honOred with the dignity Of the
he The independence and honor Of this b. s..
national judiciary demand it, The ne. ..lv
" securing able and competent men, 10 discharge
ey the duties of the responsible station Of Terror
o. Judge, demands it. The ordinary rules Of c0ar-
-, tesy and official dealing, and proper re1srt a.
. what is due from man to man, demand d. T..
nd the case Of some, if not all The recent reia9,
let no nutce whatever was given until the blow .as
pr struck"
nd He SLIPPED UP on IT.--A man W. siiH g.
p- ling on the roof Of the Court House in 81. Paul
m one day last week; when he slipped and sept,
sliding down TO the caves and somehow coaisi-
20 ed to lodge there in the gutter caves ,roagh
he FIRE, ALMosT.--Last Tuesday inncUing,
'er the roof Of the old building formerly occupied
e:) store by Mr.. Forbes, and since as Nc,,louo p
ny Hardware store, on Bench street, took hIc aud
en- was with difficulty e,iinguished. Let ever mat
II who has bucket, keep it full of water.
SHOT IN THE ARM-Mr Coulter, butcher.
=. was shot in the arm the other day, wit pistol
which was in the hands &C Mr. Boone. P'. dr.
not learn whether the firing was accner. ol
not.
A PREsCRIPTIoN.-As our neigt tio
Democrat, is troubled wnh a low circuis .a, "a
recommend for it, ccpious extracts from "a be-
cousin Herald. We have complete file n t7s
~ Herald; and il the Democrat will agre. co,
e into its columns every week, one Of tn Stirring
N0' editorials of the Herald, we Will war ei Or:
:. neishbor, large increase TO his subscrplon i'
II would be better than TO take its ow ,;,r .'s
'"s standing as it did last winter from the e. sgs o