The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-17
BY Telegraph.
LANcAsrER, FAIRFIELD Co, OHIER,l
February, Is, 1888. e

E.5r,s5a & ca. arrived nj tbs place f.w day 5
as. a'f "a 'hc Co. was at home a,noas hi. oil
sae.4,s aai PES not intend to remain long, h. has
b.el eeh lived, and mu-h cxeition used to pro-
-.8. a. las anuscincn, and qualification during his
a.,.
81 sl-a .u1,i ,, to sec HIN shake his sides when he
,oeir-d ny ,cl-gnph, the tragedy intended FOR lead
.ao D..a5crat. Where the PEG, |. are d, cl,red
~ -.'c t-n a thousand strange positions lately,
b. lheasa exesllent. He Also received copy Of the
a+ie-s, IT, b. delivered 10y yolay McDonaos h--and
rA-r le bad read il, he lau he'd ua h. got rcrsc-
slJ.- Ia 5tricals have also been il vogue here,
all a0'1, p'hr a'ascnaats g,t up rxres.i, ior the
auHca'.a n 1f the Cob and his friends Al ataatctr
a'-pat corps caact.l histori al me- o-Jlani;ic-
'.a, ola -ill extravaganza, called the sal, hns
H d'a.csf1, or III ,lan fari, >" writjen exp,css-
b u. 'A '-.'siol. The ric,e rprcsonis inciden,s
'a' h-ns + Minnesota, which have heretofore
.o r.ja...a in the Minnesota Democrat. and Wa
..-e.' il mich app'au.c.
To- .a. hest Gene Gov. ian-ry arpoars with two
Iat- o, -a,dl.-lags, jus, taking h> departure
Nathiastoa t. st III money to he paid ont nm
p. ,,cafr With the Indians. Col. BIB Eltson
N.us-a Nwcctbcer, aircar cnsronsci bchind a
es.,., 'a's,' After the Cove nor his Ioii, they
..a. .Nari. Madison walks At the Col, and put
..ah 10 the end Of his nos", with his fingers
..1t upwards, boks y", SPACIOUS. He then
aa c,mpanioa:
81. nave ihein CD. lie has started after ,hc
~. ,4t ave fixed the Indians. They have
..l i5'.''- al th,ir noa-y with m. Thcy have
.st t', woail not pay up their debts, aud If
ID r'.. and and the rest OF set will
lai ickng. Only tAiik, my firnd-
tJ".t ~ ul- hau---thc Indians have promised
H it, io w care if the money does belong TO
...,4e. wori- down trades "a Of TEL
a,ee 'oiieA al then lives for the Inians,
,at loya they Ia receive m1ney'
-. . O.. You are ,ish' Nldison, Thy must
l'fa ID hts iun the Indians if can ,e'p
r.. a-i,.--why, that ,asc',ly st O: Sion>
-.~ l.,- a',yay. bean IA ny w'y-Nla lisoa, they
h. "a, IA in niy ~lo--:h,y have ihwaf,cl
a... -a.- >ohcnes fs political preltrne ut
.i' '--rr-. them, wont We, Madison.
ta..t...-5. Certainly we VII. have tho wires
-. ...,',. ie<, tary may talk Of their goods
.al-t. .t.ir sua-,i,gs, t!,oir priv atioas, their
-..' ID O. I, but ! say thy rin~t not be per
'.I t' Siam, u any of The tonoIs> e the treaty.
rh.s c.,toae t, 1--we ai,, ani assist the indians
-.t.y e.. .-..l 70 il; lie, them l,bo. 70. the ncgo-
ti'i'f g '.~a;.es, if they desire them; hat we who
.a. to ci>i.2ition-me who 70 tae country for
,. .ae, 4,' reta nix entitled to il.
Here a. .ca- changes. ana in the second scene
,.-.hsier .,,r.. followed BY interpreters. aad sew
AZ e. .c', "a haves of tn Sioa> trib, o. adams.
.tls of r .i' b'anl>cts, kettle. s., are brought
g.. a4. i.,l doa before the Indians.
>.- ,'.i.r " friends, have com, far to see
... - ..l. er,st iltlcr al Washington has heard cf
-. -,r l,l. al srn, TO ASSIST yol You viii
-.al ., : he..g e money, aud as | yoar friend,
t .lcst gin. n al TO You have promised To
80. ,..n i.lders the debts You owe them, but YOU
,..' u..r ID, - The traders cheated YOU, know
-l.. li al. "a. white men crd.avor TO cheat the
7 .l..,s except ne. am Your fieml--see VIVA,
..,1s ! have hanaght gov, and d, ask ANYTHING
f, ..,Hrs, Or TIM from you. Al desire is that you
,i- ;te money You promised Your old traders.
VI. o. p o.. 'hoa info7r,t,d, chi hrcash tie Micr-
.t.. 10. nply.
IN rh.cf. 2 ,other, ynar t.k is good, very good;
.. Use your tai.. Yen teach us what is r'sht-we
.. a OH, ,Au go, say. Bat Of youh5 men
.-- s 4 surc ,ou tell tn, t,nh--ihev fear you will
ti.e ns sa.a YOU ct money, and the OLD
.-.~ Who have always l,et,saled H., and s,:ipied
SIS .a.4 we vcie in want, and To whom owe a
...- d. b riay get mad at u> and let freeze in
r..l vtaiae,. ~ s,arve when we are sick and not
o.. a, .. lu. II w were ,oa would Away
..t..s ,,.h a.. nd he our friend. we would b. bet
i.i,h-i.
~,rei'.ric.. You may be easy that h nj.
. ai,yass rcnain with -celtainy viii.
.iI h,y g ,,as aad provisions with all the money
. We NJ ana as murl of my own, and
. ~ ,A.,i ie II YOU. Ion will never h. required
.. lurt s .rS I will support ,on always. am
......ah q i.Hl gnu have. The traders thai have
ie. v. ,.i scret,fo:c, have asked YOU'VE hunt and
....,. ol, "a. I'D YOU with gods :" that You m!gh
las, sat t tl,m your iIrs-they never offered 20
,a.,,t son r,r nothing. as have lone. All ash
r.l ,.a g., i've nic tn money that you promised
,.. -,e.s, ..lt ! may b.ns plenty Of goods for
900.
y ChnL r,o,hrr-I, tro, Ike ycur talk very
al.ea---,our hcart Is kind. When gave money
?, See ,dc.s 1t the treaty we thought we owed
;len; lif aH great man. AID You know better,
N...., talk F.. ter than tn. talk q. the traders
e. lai frrpa.y, and better than the talk of the
- i5aa. ..iong us. Thry have always told us
81. 80 honest your ayicc is more rroi,alie FOR Us,
So. ,aa. ,l.l Ne gave money 10 the traders, Lr f.
.~1 VIA tca % rs how TO d. if, we viii take that
.i r,, bach All give it to you.
TTnicr Col Bob in great hastcl
ca Bob How do you prosper Madisoni have
,....r 81 ni.es set! have bought the power of
4,t..,e,. ~. signed 10y all means. Bu, | must he
assay. : SAVE, not he here, or the people may find
.,t t!al : ain Interested in this affair.
s.ae.r'ci.. That is right; is The time for the
l.y.r " aul,,cy. have every thing now;
.t-. la,l p.ou,ised all the money, and ! have
.... tf...a EVERYTHING they required put LET us