The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-28

! AfCUc three GAYS iltei. L Jour advanced o. &:
wheat ID; corn advancing; provisions frlncr.
Napoleon received cver,w here with cries of ,e la
Emy~rotr Cabinet alseady in row as to declaration
OF Empire.
Packet ship Mobile bound from Liverpool to New
Orleans wrecko 80 lives lost.
OHIo.--Con gressmca Ele,t.
Democrats u, gain Of one
Wings 6
Frccsol 2
.-Demqcrofie Gorunor rc-.leefe3 ~ Is -
% 900 nojorty Legislature strongly Democratic.
CoN0EEssIoNAL.-Dem. 10; Wings, ].
FROsPERITY OF THE MANUFhCrURFRs.-Nc
Yer since The government Of the United States was
orgAnizeI, has there been such steady and healthy
prosperity among the manufacturers. in all their diff
fcrcnt branches. since the Democratic tariff Of 10
The growth Of all our manufacturing towns. for exam
pie, Derby, Seymour, Waite bury, Naugatuck. Mcri-
den, Naiingtord. and ma, say New Haven and
them because they near 10 u, and n thi-
county, has been beyond all former precedent, since
the 1876. Go INTO those towns and ,ou find
prosperity thrift. and extended and Intending border,
every where around YOU. 1t is the same in Their
parts Of Connecticut. Massachusetts, and Throughout
New England. Even our millionaire a,nl)assad IN
London. MIR. Abbott Lawrence. who predicted the
ruin of the countr, it the Democrats would pass the
tariff Of 10. finds the temptation 10 make at
home IN his manufacturing establishments great
that he rcsis, it, IL is about to rclinIui-h
his mission and come home, to superiucnd b, his adj
vice, the largest establishment for manufacturing that
has been built in the United States, and hch
is going up by his means, well contencd to take
the turf of 1876 il is and abide Ivy 1T New
Haven Reg.
WoN'r BET rms Wharf.-The wings this year,
SICK at the stomach, the moment any one talks OF
betting the election They believe IS ''wrong'
-"inmoral." The y. Y. Tribune saws:
1--WE raclr to this subject IN order cnrcat the
friends Of Gen. Scott to persevcrc in the good
thev have almost uniformly pursued, by refusing to
bet shilling the election. Betting elections
is suong. IT j. 'n,norai.'
In 1910 and IS, the wings carried the election hy
betting They did not scrupe the morality If the thing
then, would they there anv prosr, ct OF
winning money from the democrats. The wings dis
like loose the election and their money 10 boot-
fthey thought they could gain the one they would
have scrupcs To risk the other With whirs the
morality Of betting elections leDends iron the
chances Of winning. We have never advocated the
principle Of bcttiu, on elections We learned from
the nscrurulous Dragging aud betting Of Wigs in
io4o and II that the system as they praotised it,
was nothing hut a tissue of immortality and wrong
We agree that betting is wrong" but il bets must
and viii be made would like TO ace democrats win
as well as wings. The whigs-the knowing ones
have got their eye teeth cut this year. hence they
warn their brethren to beware how thcy risk their
money on the success of Scott. Yes, betting wrong
and we advise whg friends no, TO be,-thcy viii
lose their money if they dot Madison Arg.
THE ROMANCE OF MysrERv--Willis thus
speaks Of distinguished writer's and the bad effect tina,
familiarity breeds:
"Thackeray is about taking the bold step Of COM
ing over bodily to dispiace his ideal--an experiment
which Dickens and kossuth found SO disast, Gus and
upon which few authors heroes that ever lived
could safely venture The soul and the body seldom
look alike. Once demgod-ed, "A man had best STAY
in his cloud. What sort Of descriptions do YOU sup
pose the Correspondents of the country paperso
would give of Milton, if he were to ro-appear and
walk Broadway for a month"; America is, to Eng
lsh authors, an optical posteritythe broad Allan.
tic being welladusted magnify ing glass which pro-
duces the same effect the trans-envoy and competi-
ton of the Styx.