The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13

CoRPoRATIoN ELECTION.-Therew were TWO
tickets nominated and run last Thursday, for
President and Councillors Of ST. Paul; both Of
them Of the organized Winnebago Democracy.
The ticket which was claimed to be the orthodox
ticket! because it was endorsed by the editor of
the Democracy was elected. The fact is, all
Democracy is denounced spurious, that is not
taken by incubation, directly from that source.
1t is like the mode OF incubation for kline pox, at
Naples in Italy, only changing the gender of the
animal. There, the "Pock Cow is led abou,
the city from house 10 house, the doctor inquirng
at each whether they have any children for moe
ulation! The matter instead Of coming, as with
US, from, the Doctors saddle-bag, is taken directly
from the cows bag, INTO which fresh inc,ions are
made with the lancet. They are thus sure of OBJ
tanning fresh mater.
DEFICIENCY BILL. Provision TO PAY
FOR PRINTING REVISED LAWS OF MIME
sorA.--We extract the following from the House
Journal Of April 2lst
! The next amendment was to add at the Saith
line, the following proviso:
"Prorided, That hereafter no expenses incurred
by territorial legislature shall be paid out Of the
treasury OF the United States, unless previously
sanctioned by law
! MIR. HUNTER. Mr. President this is an est
mate of some expenses incurred by the territorial
legislature Of Minnesota for revising the laws
without any appropriation having been made by
Congress, or any authority of law having been
gwen. The committee have determined 10 grant
1t IN this case with this provso annexed, for the
purpose Of putting au end 10 such practices, which
are deemed irregular.
The question being taken on the amendment,
| II was agrecdtO.
PETIrIoNs PRESENTED IN THE House.
BY Mr. SlBLEY: The petition Of George w
Campbell and l0l other citizens of Minnesota,
praying that the engineer in charge of the Gov
eminent roads in that Territory BE- authorized to
change the route from Point Doug lass to the Falls
Of the ST. Louis river, so that ii shall pass by
Bowies's Mil, ins tead Of Cottage Grove.
MORE MAIL SERVICE FROM ST.. PAUL TO
Through the assdaity Of our
excellent Delegate in Congress, it will be seen by
the following letter, that to have another
mail each week, to Saltwater.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Contract Office March p, 1880.
Sir:---The p. NJ. General has ordered an add i
tlonai weekly irip on route 1927, between ST.
Paul and Saltwater. Service to commence as
soon as possible.
Yours respectfully,
FITZ HENRY WARREN,
Second Asst Z. NJ q.
HoH. II. H. SGBLEY,,
House Of Rep.
Poor CoNsoLATIoN.-The Grant county
Herald consoles Itself by saying: "At present,
Minnesota Is receiving heavy accessions to her
popula,ion, by emigration. These regions mot
Mmnesota) viii present strong inducements for
the backward current, when i, sets IN as It sure
ly will" Well; our friends South East, are well
come to all The tailings of emigration, that are
famed out by the cool, invigorat,ns b.eezes of
Minnesota. The Herald saws: ave want a clas,
Of mechanics who won't visit the his, nor gam
bic, nor liquor, nor fool away their money for
ball tickets and negro songs; such as can make a
ten strife, and know how and have the will to
sci clt up; such as understand the rick Of turn
ing one dollar INTO two-two into four, until then
pockets, their boots, are filed with --,he root OF
all evil We want mechanics and arlz1ns who
Will stay IN their shops, and always be ready to
work for customers; this class never coal,Ia in OF
hard times and can always sell their wares
House builders, stone nils0ns AID coopers are in
the best demand at present; every ilage in the
country needs one or more of the above kinds OF
mechanics. Wagon makers and blacks,ni.hs
(who 90 ahead) are also needed. The per diem,
Of mechanics IS 81 90 10 - 90; frs. cns, work
men however, can make more" WAY, these are
The very men we want in Minnesota; and wha,
is more will hare Them here.