The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-18

A'0iAS e cS"'cs lIOH
the Baptist churches in St. Anthony, St.
Paul, Saltwater, Willow River, Rolling
Stone and La Crosse are expected to
meet in Council at the Baptist Church in
st. Paul on next Friday, Sept. "a, a. 10
o'clock, A. M. The object of the meet
ing will be to form an Association for
missionary and other purposes. The
meetings will be introduced with SER
mon on Friday at half-past 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, will all be of a public character, and
continued at least until Sabbath evening.
This community are respectfully invited
10 attend.
The editor of the Democrat COM
planned, in speech he made few weeks
ago, against the formation of military
company, that he was in "peculiar and
embarrassing position" Its peculiarly is
not very great to him, but its embarrass-
ments are certainly increasing every day.
They will reach the climax about the
twelfth of October.
-Neighbor Robertson's democratic
arty"-Lot Moffct, Chairman Of Commit
tec-have called meeting next Satur-
day, to nominate candidates for the Octo-
Der election. "Set 'cm up again, boys!''
Gen. Scott is spending few weeks
at West Point. His boys are at work all
over the country; and now Congress has
adjourned, the enthusiasm of the cam
paign is beginning to develop itself. The
country never yet deserted her old SOL
diers, and she never will. The right
feeling is abroad among the people. Rid
ing in railroad cars, stopping at the ''first
class" hotels, and associating with aristo-
Gratis and old fogies about Boston and New
York, is no way to find out public senti-
ment. Everything is working WE'LL
The documents have been distributed, and
they are now telling with wonderful cf-
feet.
- Will the editor of the Democrat in
form us whether he considers it {: person.
al abuse " to comment upon any position
he may assume as an editor? Where
does he draw the line? He complains
that he has been abused, personally, re-
Gently, by correspondent of the Minneso-
tian-one we know 10 be Il man entirely
above any such act, were he conscious OF
it. And we, ourselves, are exceedingly
anxious to please his iastidious taste, if he
will only "defne his boundary" We
will agree to almost anything to keep him
in good humcr from now till after the
election.
If we cannot triumph in the ap-
preaching campaign without following the
editor of the Democrat into the s.Sanctu IL
ary,' or any where else he may choose 10
60 in pirate capacity, disconnected
with his course as an editor and politica,
opponent, we are willing to be defeated
We mean just rhaf IRE say; and hope he
has enoug h of honor left TO appreciate it
From indications in the last number,
the Democrat is again, for the fourth time,
about to change its position on the Maine
Liquor Law. Look out for another
grand somerset.
The Democrat still dreams Of sue
cess at the October election-but it is all
a dream We are bound to bea, him. take
what course he may. We know exactly
how ice are going TO do ii. The result is
Observation-Disclosures. Mark the
prediction. We have studied the work.
lngs of Minnesota politics four years, and
were nerer mistaken get, while the Demo-
crat man has been sold on every occasion.
He is bound to go overheard further from
land this time than ever. We hare got
The implements TO put him there and if he
is sensible he knows it. Defeat-ovcr-
whelming defeat-stares him in the face,
and avert it he cannot.
Latest News from the Upper Mime ,o,a River.
The caravan for Red River, composed
mostly of Mr.. Kittson's brigade of carts,
had reached as far as the Pomme de Tere,