The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-15

ATi'IVtE--an tIngHsh winter puts ihe language
following n the mouth OF the poor victim who visits
the run-seier's den,
"There's my plonay--give me drink There's
my clothing and my tood-give rne drink. There's
the clothing, food, aud ire Of my wife and children
give dunk! There's the education of the "a n
iiy and thc peace Of the house--give me drink, -
There's the rent have robbed from uy landlord fees
have robbed from the schoonaSter, and inn;,ner,-
bic articles have robbed from the shop op-herper-eive
me drink, Pour out drink, Cor more | viii vet
pay for 1t! There's my health OF body and peace Of
mIni-there's nv character as n man, and nv nrp-
lesson ChristanI give up all; give me drink
More yet have to give,There's NV heavenly in
herltancc and the eternal friendship Of ihe redeemed
--thcre-there-is all hope OF salvation, gave ~
my Savior-l give up my God! resign all. All
that is great, good and glorious the universe re-
sign forever, that may be DRUNK''
"NoBoDY But PRiNTFR''-Such Mas the
sncering remark Of person residing 40, q thousand
m'ies from the door Of sancum, referring 10 the
profession follow with pride. Nobody but
printer; in sooth, 1t makes bood run rampant
through veins, TO hear such express ions fall rtm
the bps Of those nnrsed on republican soil. sNohody
hat a printer anyhow Who Benjamin Frank
linz Nobody but a Printer. Who vas William Csk-
ton, one Of the fathers of iterMurel 'Noboay but
printer " no was Earl stanhppel 'Nobodr but a
printer! Who was Samuel WoodIorth? fN,.,oy but
prInterF Who WAS Governor Bigler, Of Penns, J.
wanna! sN0oOON Dut q prtdter. tcOT9e L. Morris,
Jas. Harper, Thnr'ow Weed, Horace Greeley Ru.
bert Sears, and Senators Dix, Cameron and Niles!
Nobody but printers an, how One thing is evident
every that chooses cant be printer. Brains are
necessary. Eastern paper
EXTREMES MEEr,-Thcv did Yesterday. within
a stones throw of the Tribune office Just by the rail-
ing Of the Brick Church, cas-, of the Park.
Two late residents of the Celestial Empire, with
shaved heads and long cues dres sed in their peculiar
Chinese COSTUME. were squatcd upon the sidewalk,
making earnest gesticuations the passersy 10 in-
duce them to purchase cigars.
''3ny smoke. Buy smoke" This was The ex-
tent Of their accomplishment in the English language.
Poor unfortunate beings, thrown by chance upon this
over crowded city just winter is setting IN, with
no ability TO support themselves, with no words 70
help them in their traffic besides those three little
ones, "bny smoke" how they to live2 Theirs
rs extreme case, but II is hard case, an1 il
pity they have direct and help them in an ef
fort of honest industry to support life.
While the words "buy a sn.oke,'' were still echo
ing through Our brain, calling up "a train Of sad
thoughts connected with these Orientals, heard
another voice at elbow, "Buy one.'
We looked around; extremes had met. Here ST Cd
a couple Of North American Aborigibes inviting
to buy pair OF mocasi1s. As chary of their words
# they knew r.urc, the Chinese they simply saw
''buy one, - and held out their merchandise with a
mute appeal 10 sympathy for poor, trodden down,
degraded people, who haye sunk 10 their present
state, through effect Of their association witi, civ
ilized, christanizcd conquerors. Two Chinese Hen
from the most ancient empire in the world; and two
Indian women from the uncuivsted forests of coun-
fry only discovered by white in the lie time OF
the great grandsires OF both; meeting here ia this
great Baby lon the site Of which was covered with
woods. and Was the home OF the red man, period
when all the forests OF China had been cu, down and
the land cultivated There is subject for reflection
in this contrast, which leave the rest Of mankind
10 pursue Tor theinselses.--N. Y. Tribune.
He was true philosopher, who said: Z" Be cheer
ful--happness is older than misery. Adam d.y-lt in
Paradise and clover almost week before the deyii
came along"
We should provide for our sgr. in order tina, our
age may have urgent wants Of this world to ai,-
sorb it from the meditation OF the next Il is awful
to see the lean hands Of dotage making a Golfer Of
the grave,-Bulwer.
The T. o. o. +, OF Capaoa, on account Of The
Grand Lodge Of British North America having ceas
ed to exist, ia under the jurisdiction Of The
Grand Lodge of the United States.