The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21
Remuneration Of the Whig Party in 40.

some remarks in relation 20 the course of the Wings
in support of National Bank, when the following
dialogue took place between him and two OF his wing
colleagues:
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio.-l wish To ask my col
league whether he was not in favor OF "a Bank
Of the United States!
Mr. Ods.--l am thankful that my colleague has
asked the question If was not in favor of the
Bank Of the United States have already told the
House that was once a Wig, and when was a
wing, thought whis, hut when l became a
Democrat, put away childish things. U-aushter.)
Mr.. Hh.ia.-W N, colleague tell US when that
change took place!
NJ Ods--Yos sir, will answer this question,
also, and viii inform my colleague and this House
when the change took place. IL took place when the
whg party who, IN 1928, had invoked war; famine
and psii'cnce. rather than the ru! OF military ehiel-
tain. went whning after strange gods and Gen.
Harrison. II took place when The 'alldecency par
ty" disgraced the American name, and the sacred
cause OF freedom, bv their ha,d-cder drunken cant
pagn of 1910. That the timc that came 'out
from among the foul party"
M. H,sat1.--i ask the gentle nan il he did not OPP
pose Gen. jackson, and carry coffin handbis through
the ccuntryf
NJ. Olds--I never did. ~ a whig As may
haze been, was never mean enough to carry coffin
handbilis. tLangh,er.) ! thank God there have
been mcaaer wings in The c1untr, than have been.
((ireat Eaughter).
Mr.. Chairman, suppose from these repeated al
tacks upon me- ioT having once been Wing, means,
q have been a wing, * commit 1.-THE unparionabe
SIM II is passing strange tha, when a whig desires
10 backen character, h Of once hav-
ing been a whiC. | hope all the people III the
try AT the approaching election viii b warned hv my
fstc, show their claim to responsibility By voting
the Democratic ticket.
"WILLI,M f. RoBiNsoS."--We suffered
selves, few DAYS ago, to read over SPEECH re-
ccntl, delivered by the crertre whose forms
caption The object Of hs string OF low vol ,ari,n.
is To instruct the Irish Catholics how the
approaching Presidential election We do not intend
waste many words upon tn, miserable man, who
seeks 10 make political merchandise OF his country
at election that orc,rs; Tor, unfortunately
Tor him, We know hiln well The speech before IL
is the most consnninatc piece Of puppyism have
ever read We know not What other cpitheI to APP
ply 70 the unblushing impndence of such = man,
dertaking TO lecture Irish Catholics how they shall
exercise right, which they do va're a matter
a be bought and SOLD by political gamblers. At one
tine, there a prospect # this Robinson securing
iOr himself the confidence and respect Of his county
mcn, but the nature Of the manifested Itself.
lie regarded by irishmen Of all parties,
ONLY uitcd to do the dirty work If ms pay-nlastes.
and consequently only cnted to their most sovereign
contempt.
Ii Mr. Robinson chooses to do the dirty work o.
politicians, We caution him to leave Catholics and
Cathocity of his lectures and speeches. He has
sympathy with cithcr-hi~ protested sympathy AM
himself are d,spiSed. He cares lor Caho-
lies, than the best Derry educated Oranr in e.
Land. This II opinion, and VIII venture Ia
say that every one ol contemporaries viii endorse
it.-BaitnUs CIth Mr..
NEW "BALM Of GILEAp.'-Mrs. Cte,luou=
ISSUES the following certificate through the Bciknap
Gazette:
|, Cor..lia Crtduo's, hive been fpr suffering
from universal derlity, spine in the back, apcvofus,
rheulats, and long standing rcbellous complaint,
making cSp'i co~tic brtmcs, and besides these
] have not ielt vel nlNseli not long aor,.
4 br;,,hf and my mDSt friends
kidn'i know and the REGULAR faculties did not cx-
poet 10 Ii, from cni 10 another. After Years II
suffering aai sorrow, Aunt Dorothy Tripnosc rccoil-
sneudei The last resort. that / should try a f.,
bottles Of the Pictorial Accelerated Compound En-
tract Of and the Syrup of Igno-
and liuckleborries, and To b. sartan get that
which had ,he proprietor it, for else
ginoine. have taken three bottles and am now a
cretur, and expect by the time take six bot
ties more shall get the spine ont of my back en-
trey. chce,iuiiy recommend this medicine to all,
sich well. coRDELlA CREDULous.
Der ALcATIoS.-Ihcrg was a great excitement
an Wall st.eet, New York, few DAYS ago, il being
known thar Brown, Brothers & Co.. had been de-
irauded of 23O 900 by Iher cashier, in connection
with Ii. A. CoiIstock, a note broker. They had mar-
aged during two years To abstract that sum. Both
parties are IN prison and animation will take
place The father Of the cashier, MIR. Bowen, is "A
partrcr IN the house, anu is completely overwhelmed
with his sons c9njrct-Gai -tdr.
He tina. sells and lies, shall find the lie Jeff in
his purse.
Macauly, the historians health, is so feeble,
that il IS doubted if he vii. be able to take his
seat IN The new Parliament, TO which he has been
elected for Edinburgh.
TIE JAPAN ExPEDrrIoN--It IS rurnored
;ha, the proposed expedition to japan, under Com
modore Perry, viii be aba ndoned, at least, for
the present--ihe Government not being able 10
spare sufficient number Of vessels to Justify the
undertaking.
The running time of the Express trains between
Dunklrk and New York will be reduced next
week 10 fourteen hours. Ii is now seyentees and
half hours
SIcILY.--A grand eruption Of Mount Etna oc-
Cured on The goth Of August, the most brilliant
IN forty years-several villages " ere in great dam
ger Of beng destroyed by he lava.
A SPECIMEN OF THE IioRRIBIr-The !
Nicksburg Sentinel announces Il terrible tornado
at Mobile, by which thousand lives were lost,
and one aud half millions of dollars worth OF !
properly destroyed.
Dazzling appears to be the only arnuseme nt tina, !
is popular in New Orleans. at The present time /
la the last two weeks four have been fought and /
several others are sand Ia be N progress. The !
result las been, that the world has two fools less
Ia il.
There were shipped from the Lake Superior
mines in 1851, some 1909 tons of copper, and the I
prospect is that 2le0 tons will he shipped IN 1852
The IS worth $500 10 $50 per ton in the ,
Eastern markets.
A last accounts, the cholera was pursuing its
march westward through Prussia. It originated
with some worhmen who opened vault where /
the remains of persons, Who had died with the !
cholera, had been deposited several years be-
fore.
THE FLYING SHIP.-Nr. Porter, the gentle !
man who has been engaged for two years in con-
sIuctlng flying ship, promises to have it ready
for an experlne entail trip IN few weeks, if moth
sng unforeseen happens" The whole weight o.
the aerial machine Is but twenty FIVE pounds and I
it is designed TO carry forty passengers.
VALUABLE SHEEp.-It is sand that AZ the /
late exhibition Of The Vermont State Agricultural
Society, there were sheep Of the French merino
breed present which < 900 would not buy, and
the stock from which sells read, for from 5000 !