The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-09-25

tor, by some warm anu surfing appears,
endeavor to arouse her in time to wrest
the impending destruction.
JEFFERSON.
Who can wonder that sold Democra-
cy," especially in the Western States,
should manifest utter Indifference to the
success of Mr.. Pierce? He is opposed
to every principle and measure they have
been accustomed 10 support. and his voice
and vote have always been against Wes-
tern Interests. How can the West sus-
tain candidate who is pledged TO the eyes
against Home Industry and Harbor I'm
provements!
"LoSG JoHN.''-The Pierce Democra-
cy of the Chicago district have nominated
the notorious "Long John Wentworth"
for Congress. When he was talked Of
last winter for Governor, his democrat
ic" brother of the Galena Jeffersonian
thus set him up:
ave see it stated occasionally, that
Long John, Mr.. Wentworth, Col. Went
worth, Hon. John Wentworth will be a
candidate for Governor May the Lord
have mercy on Illinois! Her credit has
been low enough-her public men have
sometimes stood below par, but with this
thing in the gubernatorial chair, every
pretension that the State has ever made
to honesty and decency would be falsified.
John Wentworth, Governor! When the
day comes the heavens will fall -
DETAINED Gov. Ramsey informs us
from Galcna, under date of Friday night,
that he would be detained at Rockford
until Monday morning. He expected to
be home in about three weeks from the
time he left. But let no one at this late
period of the season, set his heart upon
our getting all the money just now.
There are many obstacles in the way
which it may not be in the power of hu-
man energy to overcome.
WISSEBAcoEs.-A large deputation Of
the Winnebago nation have been in town
this week, dancing and going through the
performances of Indian amusemems gen.
orally. Our red friends anticipate the
end of all their trials and difficulties when
the Sioux payment is made. They see
the large piles Of gold in the distance, but
as with white people, they will find that
- distance lends enchantment to the
view"
CHARLES REEMELIS, talented and
highly educated German citizen of Cincin-
natl, and leader for the past twelve
years among the ''Democracy' Of Ohio
has bolted outright, refusing 10 support
the ticket of his party. He is speaking
with powerful effect among his country
men, hundreds Of whom sustain him ir
his present course. Mr.. r. has served
several terms in the Legislature, and has
great influence with the Germans. Won.
der if this is one of the ''cheerine
signs" for Pierce in Ohio, which we
hear SO much talk of.
Hon. n. w. Kittson, Councillor FOR
Pembina, is building fine residence Oh
Roberts street, St. Paul, this season.
Other improvements are going up all
around us.
THE HEN BusINEss.-If any one wish
es to make big pile of money the COM
ing winter, let him or her go down be-
low and purchase about five hundred
hens, with sufficient accompanying num-
Der of she biddies" to scratch for them.
Then let them he well fed and kept in a
warm place, and they will lay all winter.
Eggs will be worth twenty-five or fifty
cents per dozen. Mr.. Dutton, near town,
has fine lot of hens, but not enough to
supply the winter demand
MAINE LAw.-The Legislature Just
elected in Maine, is largely opposed to
the repeal OF the Liquor Law. So say
the papers received yesterday.
- The Black Hawk and DR.. Franklin
both brought large freights on their last
trips. The former goes through to Gale
ma before she returns.
MOBILES RouTE.-We have before us
a Shasta (Cal.) Courier of the It'll ut.
A party of cmigrants had arrived from
Iowa and Illinois by Mobiles newly dis
covered route through the Sierra Nevada,
and spoke in the highest terms Of its
practicability. No doubt, in a short
time, this will be the only route Travelled.
FoRr SMELLING REsERvE.-On our
outside will be found the recent act of
Congress to reduce and define The bounda