The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07

Mr.. PIONEER: Excuse me for troul,ng yuo viii,
my grievances; but my case is a sad ono, and
tery full Of grief-I am scaiped and alIncs aihLits
ed by the valiant edau Of the Dcmocrat. / n; rcd
To offer myself to the people without consult his
salf-assuned head of the democratic party. Now aar
Editor, what shall dO9 Do tell me how g. apps.ase
his wrath and escape his thunder fDr / meant 10
harm about the public printing. rt,how and as to
''eehng myself called To that small compensation st
three dollars day aud roast beef" hy. sir, tbat
quite gets me. As can't how ne czne ~
think Of that, unless IT. was fishing i'll the water
IL so, it's Of my business more than mine j.
his-imipiorimg his pardon. But it affa:sed rne T.
think that he should presume ! woulc vani.h inta
thin air at his rehuke. But no, an sal M f.r
election, and hope don't intrude. know it Is not
according to a,eocr1sic IeT Ia think witlior leave t.
do 50, but could not help thinking, the Colonel has
shown lutlc facts by cutting uni iud, The
brave men he orders, may choose nc0 tade.
yet, one whom they can respect. leave II & si-
Democracy, aye, and to Wings, too l. 4 working
nErn II 20 be put GoDn ut the nod an ifcian Of i,
newspaper lord, merely 10 secure his Eitrlc ana
swell his ingnnt,ucc and E,,icie iniiuercr asr En-
tor, what AN awful thing it would BE-, if s,tcs hauls
take II into their heads vote inst a. tho, cs,.,
that ne must submit to pse,ic cons y. ,,.,,
hrs neck was piece Of cas,-irou, ia ma bend a..
much mEr. Here take my ci.a-,c,. 2. T. c,I 4
or not, presinning Only that arc as .aacl sn, rn
more claim tl,r any otlsr citMcn, WHO - Seen her.
| struggling tO In good c.,urfry p ,S-4s--r
home civil and religious advantages .yl r f lI
who choose To come and take their hot ar hcs w'.
US Remaining candidate, Mr.. Rolert.or n f,vi,b-
standIng. | AN, &C., JOHN HOLLAND
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPHs.--ssOn Satus.lsv
last, says tie AtEcIrcsn, the sitb-irrariu, ra.,
the final ictter, III the cable of e1acrxd ., r. .
varouSly called, was completed between Porfrattick
ann Doitgf,'ice, and The wires - rs-a Tho
strength OF The cord was accidentally pu, 20 severe
ana satisfactory test While the work Of a,ls orr
was gDinc or; hr wh-, tie nirn rris.a l4 II Inc.
sank cable t. connect It with tia on 's,,-.l t'.r
brought up large anchor, covered with sheN ,rI
sca-weed, and supposed frsve been r!;t sr,,na
of the sea nj least century. Whit on fs. sh.,t
os nrrlne telcgrapfs. may add tina, ii, cables cr
The new fines 10 Belgium md Holland are n, r4,.i4
progress Of beng made at the earuns workshops,
and II Is believed ihoy viii be read, TO- k,ia,s s. -
lew weeks. These lines are 10 connect Doc
with Ostend, and llarwich with some INT ~, -.
Dutch coast"
PICTCET OF CfHCiSYATr-A neV- s7r,.- ,T..
Sun, just started IN Cincinnati gives tn GEot,u-
picture ct the bIs ncss Of that cit, ::slI.rc m .
landing, lying side BY side, are scam1,ass ii.i.
have come iron Pcnisylyansa, Virgins: kcutncif .
ONO, ftlnsns, Missouri, Indiana. Tenfess,c T.,,,
Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana Oh state.
and new states, slave States and free State North.
en- States ami Southern States, all here IT, Quietly
together In the Friendly embraces Of commerce Bu
louh again: tsom what countries Came les. c,l.,es
WI iH>tVlIi'sf>e tfo pfoNdcc. rs u not and
sanT country! Here Tx: produ Is sf Ia BE-
gfi'f'esf the grain Of OHIO The sass IS virginia.
tie tobacco of Kentucky, the lead of NJ -sour tn.
Ton Of Tennessee; the cotton # ,fssissirriard Ar
kansas; the su-ar and moias,cs Of Lol:siaua ard
the rice of the CaroNna>, And bat is be,e ,e.r.
cd t'r them! Bacon COR the uyero,s; ST "a i.. f,-
The PLANTER; broad l,r the ,i,uE,, rers a and ,rs
for all Countries Can ,he mnst active ,.,a-r.f,.,
conceive OF more clements Of consolidation IN ail.ai
interests, and Of itrscit patrIotlsm III pcci
In Ncs York on thc 9th INST, she : f. If i-r.el
LngtSh was robbed Of S22 900 III money. pad al nj
500 worth Of jcwcly.