The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-11

following article already given wa rning upon this
evil, which is just as likely to come upon this
community as upon that:
A STATE FULL OF Illinois is
filling up with banks under the new law. la n
very short time we may expect to be flooded
with their issues, and it will then become Il
grave question with the public, how shall we
pretect ourselves against this new currency?-
We do not see, however, that we shall
be worse of in such event than at present
for Of all currencies in the world. that with which
Iowa is afflicted is the most extraordinary
IN character, the most extensive in variety, and
truly OF unknown value, composed il is Of is
sues ofthe most obscure banks Of almost every
State in the Uuion. II may be, after ALL that
the Illinois money will he God-send to US,
based as II is upon convertible securities, and
located, for The most part, within shooting dis
lance by mail. We raise the question merely to
let The public know that the Sucker Slate is pre-
pairing to furnish Us with currency, so that those
who are Respondent need not mourn as those who
Will not be c0mforted, while those who are dis
posed to be cautious may have timely notice Of
the approaching millennium and govern them
selves accordingly
HENNEPIN CoUNrY.-This county lies in
the angle Of the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers
We recently had The pleasure Of passing over that
section Oft lying between Fort Smelling and ST.
Anthony. That route has been graphically des
cribed by every writing tourist who has visited
Minnesota; we notice il only by WY Of corrobo-
ration of what has many times been said
The road over this section is high and dry
PLAIN, shlrtelo on the east, by the wooded margin Of
ftn lta-s, OIL Il, a:
scattered oak groves. Several respectable hous-
es are erected along within sight of the road
and we sao1d preslme, that by another year
there VIII be opened many good farms. Settle
ments thchening IN, abou, lakes Harriet and
Calhoun, NC are informed, a region Of country
nearly as eligible rs the region opposite ST. Paul
New TERRIToRIEs.--We learn tina, our
South Western neishbor, Nebraska is 10 send Il
delegate TO the next congress, to apply for the
organization otthat country, as Territory. We
also learn in the sub,oned extract from the Mo
Dem. THAI Mr. Benton proposes the Organization
of another Territory ives! of Missouri, to b. call
ed Kansas.
KANSAS TERRIToRY.--'Ihe ex-senator letter
from " asanston brings prominently forward The
idea o. making Territory on the Kansas river
eXtendIn. south 10 the Arkansas, and we presume
north to the Platte, and West to The Rocky
Mountains. The idea is grand and attractive,
and Is Intimately connected w.,h the great design
of opening roads to Cailtornsl, and approxinia-
ting our now widely separated populations We
have heard The Kansas spoken ofas sich and
delehitai country-fertile soil, timbered, well
wa;ared. and grassy; and suitable for the resi-
dcnce OF a vast popua ION. Such a Territory,
now lhiniy spfinhled over by roaming Indian
tribes, would carry our population 4 OF 5 hun
dred miles beyond the present ironiier Of Mis-
sourt-seven OF eight hundred beyond the Ms
sissiHpi fver-woud be good step in the dis
tance towards Caii'olu!a--and would put Us into
neighboaOod with Uiah and New lexico--Mc
Dem.
There IS cause for apprehension, that this COM
rnuniiy who tame acre with the pleasant idea Of
living in the West, are 70 be disappointed, and
viii eventually be reckoned as Inhabitants of the
Middle States. Or still worse, when the Sand
vch Islands shall be "re-anuexed'' we NAV
bear The nasal odium of livin. away down east.
New Posr ROUTE 70 CAL1roRN1A.-Thc
Postmaster Genera! invites proposals for Convey
ing the mani from New Orleans to Vera Crux via
piCo iiIcc tunes tnODtn III steamships, ana
for the extension of two Of these trips month
by suitable land conveyance, TO Acapulco. and
thence to San Francisco and back in steamships :;
the conveyance between New Orleans and San
Francisco TO be performed IN seventeen DAYS -
by means OF the arrangement mail will ply be
tween California and the Atlantic States once a
week.--Bdlt. Times.
WIsH-Y-wAsHY.--The Democrat saws the
editorials of the Pioneer are wish y-washv. Very
ike 1t does pct use strong lies in its COM
pound as the Democrat; and is much more spar
ing of rs soap. The impotence Of HAT print IN
daubing It's lather upon every new conner, born
orto be born, and upon every man from whom il
hopes TO coax a favor, can be well endured bv
no men oftaste. Soap is for dirty things, and it
is amazing that the Democrat has so much to
spare.
RULE FOR GETTING A COMFORTABLY
LEIsURE.-Dr. franklin says: ''lf ever, man
and woman would work four hours a day at
something useful, want and misery would vanish
from the world, and the rest of The day might tie
lezure and p!easure.''
All matter IN our columns placed under the
head oibusiness notices viii be charged for
A Dutchman having friend hung in this coun
try, wrote 20 his friends, informing them that
after addressing large meeting of citizens, the
scaioid on which ne stood gave way, owinr I,
which he fell and broke his neck
The report in the New York Herald that Vim.
d. Philips ofNlinnesota, was not allowed to ad
dress the multitude Of old Tammany, is found TO
be Incorrect The fact is, that Mr. Phillips was
a moment behind the time, ana the meeting had
adjourned
Rev. i. o. Callaghan, a Catholic Priest. in
Burlington VI, has recently issued a work emil
! lied ''A'he,Sm of Brownson's Review, detected
and iciGte1:' in which he endenvors TO prove
that !he tendency of Brovnson's writings, in de
fence Of the Roman Catholic faith, is really to-
wards Atheism.
! a Swedish yacht has arrived in England to
Try her speed with the English yacht,