The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-11-05

| Our Country, our ariiOfe Countryside
I especially that portion of it which is EN-
braced in the limits of Minnesota Terri
tory.
By. w. II. Forbes.
The Indian Country-When we possess
its broad acres may we not forget the wan-
dcrcr on his westward way, but remem-
Der he is fellow creature.
BY. F. N. Groucher.
Governor Ramsey-Our interchangeable
and pains taking Governor. God bless
him! -......-
BY DR.. Foster. -
Ramsey. Sibley, BorupS' Ca strong
firm with the people for hackers.
BY ]. H Day.
.Mnnesota-May her soil never sup
port disunionist.
BY l.. A. Babcock.
His Ercellency Governor Ramsey and
Hon. II. H. &bley.-Despite the base and
malicious SANDERS of anonymous personal
enemies, the people of Minnesota know
| ing their virtues will ever as now unite
in giving ''honor to whom honor is due
BY. w. G. LcDuc.
Henry L. 7ilden the Er-.Norshal of
Minnesota Ierritory.-He carries with
him to private life the earnest sympathy
and best wishes of its citizens.
BY A. Pcirse.
Henry Cay.-IIaving lived without a
peer, may he die without an enemy.
by B. l.. Sellers.
TIE Higher Lar.-A convenient code
for those who obey no law.
BY II. w. Tracy.
H. H. Sibley our Delegate TO Congress
Through him Minnesota looks for her
all.
BY J. p Owens.
The Siour .4gent- May he succeed, in
accordance with his desire, in making
white men of his red children.
BY N. MLcan.
The Press in .N;nneso!a.-Not surpas-
Sod in ability and editorial strength by that
of any other new country, we move to
strike out all personal and party bitterness,
and insert more brotherly kindness and
charity.
BY Lyman C. DAYTON.
TIE memory of Thomas jefferson and
John .fdams.-The bulwarks of their re-
spcctivc parties--the one the writer, and
the other the mighty advocate of the Dec
laration of independence. They let to
sl.cp the ''long Sleep together midst the
praises of their countrymen. upon the an
niversary of the birth Of liberty-the COLI
summation Of their great work. They
were true patriots and noble men-let us
emulate their example.
BY lie Duc.-Hugh Tyler, the man
who shot the first Builao-chased the
Bear off the prairie in niue wagon and
didn't refuse to eat pole cat and musk rat
when the necessity Of the services re-
CURED; whar is he? echo answers whar?
BY j. W. Bond .Mnncsota, the Par
adise of the north west a Golconda for the
INDECENT: and an Eldorado for the diseased;
may her fair and extensive domain be soon
settled with a happy, enterprising and
thrifty penple; and her broad prairies be
made to bloom and blossom as the rose.
BY y. Piersc,-.Nssissippi, all honor
to the gallant safe that has put her Fooic
upon the enemies Of the Union.
BY A. Wilkin,-.Ninnesotd, our atlop-
ted home,-we arc the guardians of her
infancy. and responsible for Ter maturity.
May we not fail in giving TO her desti-
MICS a right direction.
by A Stranger Tie Anonymous letter
'rr'fers OF Minnesota; Things underserv-
ing the name of men, who would sink
! ship Or burn a church.
by }. p. Owens, Our Host and Hos
'ess,-May the liberal cheer they have
provided us on this occasion, be substan-
italy remembered TO the end orr days.
BY Rodney Parker,--7Ae Occasion,
May it long be remembered by every gen
t!enian present, and may they have cause
to never retract their sentiments. here cx-
pressed
! ByJ. w. Bond,-Our ,corthy Host and
Hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker. Nav
they always have the sentiments of the
people of Minnesota, as practically ex-
pressed i'll their favor as they have had to-
night.
BY J. w. Bond, - Governor .qler.
Ramsey, faithful public officer, prompt
and efficient in doing his duty, both to-
wards the government and the people
first rate at making Indian treaties, but
better still in having the confidence, cs-
tcem and love of his fellow citizens.
BY. +. Corbett,-.Ninnesofa, yesterday
an unnhabited waste, to day the sun of
prosperity is beginning TO dawn upon her
and it needs not the gift of prophecy to
foretcli that tomorrow she will rival her
sister states in the intelligence and enter
prise Of her sons, the excellence and ac-
complishment of her daughters, and in the
extent and wealth of her commercial in
terests.
10 the sentiment complimentary TO Mr..
'rIlden, Secretary Wilkin, on behalf of
That gentleman, returned thanks to the
company; and remarked that it was SEN