The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-23

ORGANIZATION. ORGANIZATION.
G. G: B. B. p nutton i42 E. Case "a
County Commissioner.
Louis Roberts, IS George Irvine 76
Treasurer.
Robert Cummings G6 Ira B. Kingsley 81
Judge of Probate.
W. Fl. Welch l9G H. A. Lambert 81
Assessors
Lott Mofett leg C. R. Conway 50
W. Freedom 1875 ]. /. Lewis 10
". Richardson e. Jos. LeMai S.
Surveyor.
". r. Marshall 200
Supervisors.
George Hanson 1913 r. Farnham 81
Geo. Riscdolph "a
+. Labsrrc 81
Constable
Allen Harmon lG3 Alvin Stone IS
Ia CAss CouNrY.-This county re-cects DR.. Day
10 the Legislature by nine majority. Mr.. Day
Served in the last Legislature with distinguished
ability, and we are exceedingly gratiled to hear
Of his reelection.
Our distinguished fellow-citizen, WV. D..
PHILLIPS, Esq, District Attorney of Ramsey
county, an old citizen of St. Paul, an uncom-
promising Democrat, &c, is travelling through
out the Union stamping it for Pierce. We
hear favorable mention made of him all along
the route from here to New York city, and if
Gen. Pierce is not elected it will not be from
any fault of our Napoleon. By the way, he ex-
perienced quite drawback lately in New York
city. At a mass meeting and torchlight pro-
cession which lately came off in that city, pre-
sided over and conducted by such distinguish
ed men as Ryndcrs, captain of the Empire
Club, and Pete Morris, the negro buffoon sing
! or, an account of which ispubished in the New
York Tribune, we find the following: "a man
whose name was said to be Phillips of Minneso-
ia, took the stand amid vocifcrous calls for
Walsh In about two minutes the man from
the West was choaked eff, and the cries for
Walsh renewed" Only think of it! William
D. Phillips, whom We all know, and whose dig
niied appearance and stentorian voice we all
appreciate, to be "choaked off, by the subtcr-
raneaus of New York city!
We notice that Captain Lamothe. Of the Rail-
road Packet COrnelia, has sign hung up on
either side the baggage room, on board his boat
| on which are blaZoned in characters so lcgible
that " he who runs may read there the follow
ing ominous sentence: NO IIackman, Porter,
or Outsider allowed on board while landing"
This, if properly enforced will. we think be
found one Of the most salutary rules in exist
ence on the river, and will serve to rid passen-
gers of the annoyance which they have hithcr-
to been forced to suffer from the i,rpudcncc
and lecch-likc opportunities of this class of
bipeds. who. Immediately on the arrival of a
boat, rush unccremoniOuSly even into the la
dies cabin. thrusting their cards into the faces
of passengers, and screaming at the top of
their voices, - Hotel, SIR" Hack SIR"
while the individual designated by the cogno-
men of = outsider, stands by looking out for
snaps at all times to pick up small things
about decks when occasion offers.-.No. Rcpub.
We should be exceedingly glad if some such
| regulation could be enforced in St. Paul. Ger
tainly nothing tends more to disgust strangers
with our people. than to about fifty or sixty Of
them rush precipitatcly upon ev ~ boat, before
it has even had chance to touch the Lcvee,
like flock Of sheep all jumping over the fence
at once. We have no complaint to make OF
hackmen and hotel runners, for they are not
numerous enough to become nuisance, but we
complain of the outsiders''-fellows Who the
moment they hear boat coming, rush down to
the Levee and upon the boat, crowd the cabins
and decks so that passengers cannot get off
with their baggage, business men cannot get
their bills of lading, and the boat cannot dis
charge her freight, although making frequent
efforts. We have individuals in our mind IS
eye, who are always first on the boat looking
over the letters and bills of lading, although
they never receive one nor pound of freight
Halfa-dozen of these men stand around the
table where the letters are, effectually prevent
ing the owners of them from getting them
This is a growing nuisance and we hope the
boats will adopt some plan for its suppression
before another season commences.
The following is list of Jurors drawn to
serve at the November Session of the District
Court of Ramscy County:
| GRAND JURORS.
.. Is. Bromley, S. y. Thompson,