The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-27

emitting our own humble establishment, which
has stood here three years
Next is sop for the Germans. Our neighhos
wants a minnesota emigration Society" in ST.
Paul OF course the Democrat has no idea Of
ever trying to climb up into power, on German
franchise. Any man would be selfish enough to
get men into Minnesota. tie spend their lives here,
with no higher motive than to get their votes on
election day, ought to be despsed and abandoned
by all honorable men, of all parties, a sneaking
selfish demagogue, who would willingly sIay
man If he dare, TO make Ii money-pursc oil his
heart-case. We are not infde enough to doubt,
but that there is good hot hell preparing, for men
who pass through this life. ac,uated by such mo-
tives. We shall not accuse neish Of any,
thing of that sort. We hope better things of him;
although there are many people in Minnesota,
who believe tina, there is nothing he so much
breads preponderating immigration of native
born Americans, who think and read and discrim-
mate and act, a, the polls, upon their own
Iish,ended judgment. without dictation.
Next is a notice Of minnesota in Europe
!
Next is a notice of Ga route to the Pacific;
which our ne hbor thinks ough, to tie and will be,
through ST. Paul. Ofcourse j, Will.
Next, a notice Of the 'Sharp Stick" a cam
paign paper published by Mr.. Cumming, Of the
keokuk Despa,ch; and which is designed FOR
sort Of political Punch under the ribs Of the Wing
I party
Next the remarks Of a correspondent Of the Al
bany Register, about the birds of Minnesota. aud
the honey bee and the raite-snake. Fhe writer
must be mistaken about there being no rattle
snakes, except at Sauk Rapids. We have never
yet prairie country, where the ''masso-
sawyer Ga Western word, the photography Of
winch are not certain about not 10 be
found. AS to the honey bee and the robin, they
always keep little IN advance Of Indian treaties.
Next, is the 'Ro!!ing Stone Colony:'' which,
if it keeps rolling, will Of course ''ga,heI no
moss" Il il stretching, like India rubber, all
along lake Pepiu
Next Is an account Of an Irishman taking girl
out OF the wafer, al St. Anihon , like fine young
"lrsh gatemin." Next, the charitable chafac-
teristlc- Of ST Paul Next, ''more new boats"
Next WIN. X. Marshalrs tavern stand, for sale
u, Elk river. Next, SIX lines about the land slide
al Saltwater.
/ Next, three quarters of a column Of comnu-
nication about the liquor question in Minnesota,
/ by set-rishteous missionary, who fame es that
I he is the only man on God 5 focstool, whu ever
did any thing from disin,eres;cd patriotic MO
/ tive.
! Then follows about an equal amount Of editorial
notes. The correspondent and the editor, both
transparent flats, talk of ''grndins down the
points Of the Pioneer AN undertaking, which
they have found exactly like trying 20 rasp down
the point Of a diamond. with couple of panes of
Pi,tsburg glass. If they ever '',a>e ANYTHING by
their notion at the Pioneer, depend on il ii viii
! be "a scratch.''
Next is notice Of tho Rev. Mr. Cressey, the
pastor Of The Baptist church Of ST. Paul; who has
arrived, and is now citizen here, with his
family.
Next is a favorable notice Of Mr.. Slbey's ex-
cellent speech in favor Of the Homestead exenp-
ton bill; a speech the Democrat highly extol-
and which rev ertheiess is " ell worthy of perusal,
by every person in Minnesota.
! Next, the posl-oiice at Traverse des Sioux,
If which the Rev. Mr.. Husyins is p. NJ. Next a
notice Of apre,ent of the genuine Murphy pota-
TO, raised on the green sod Of Ireland by Mr.
Neag cher. Next, the favorable report Of Capt.
Dodd. s. Is. Inspector, Of the hull and boilers OF
the s. b. Tiger The Sioux treaty; the District
colrt sc.
CONTENTS OF THE Exrnrss--On the first
page, Is the speech Of Mr.. Slbley on the 2lth Of
April, favor Of free grants OF land to actua, set-
lers. We have not published il, simply be-
cause both The Minnesotian and The Express,
were able TO lay !; before the public eye before
could; and therefore every body had read it. The
leader, is on Presidential nominations The Ex-
press beng Wig, goes in for Scott, Fillmore, or
Websier--loves all Of them very muca OF
course. Wei now, our party, viii nominate
Cas-, Douglas, Buchanan or somebody else, aud
whoever he is, he will be p marvellous proper
man, and The way he will beat any of your Fed
eral candidates, will be caution. Then here
IS the arrival o. q. NJ. Capt kirkhan, L. 5. A
Courts and Court week in st. Paul--anJ some
bold crayon sketches of the Bench, the Bar, and
Tie Witnesses. Also more than a column, devo-
ted to a notice Of Bishop Kemper, who came up
with he editor Of the Pioneer, in the winter of
lS4S-I3, to Prairie du Chen when we organ
ized there the Lammittoen Lodge lola man
who IS always going about doing good Then
there is a notice Of the establishment of the TO-
lowing Post Offices in our Territory, viz: At
Belle Prairie Cass Co Rev. Mr. Ayre, =. NJ at
Akin, an Swan River, Thos Sloan, Z. NJ; at
Watab, Benton Co., Mr.. Lamb, ?. NJ; at Itasca
Benton Co, James Beatty, p. NJ. The Express
also says: 1--WE notice that Curran, the Curran Of
ST. Paul, brother of the famous Irish Orator, has
gone into business with Mr.. Lawler who has