The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27

Thc Legislature.
8,ejay, ith.--Let not our home readers hla,ne
., ..., ~ - MT give fuller accom-, Of the do
,cs OF Our Leg stature. For the FEC, is, they
r.' proceed a; all. The Council has organized;
u 80. after tia siNty-third ballot has made
( speaker. The tediun Of the daily rou
'-,. ..: ior tn. officer. until the rnenlers
.- ,cir hard, republican seats. and then
''rn, is, however. :,i.viatcd al time. Ly
f ninth which Keep. tn, members in
h-ir .uiicrins- would be intolcr7bie. For
-.,. D. Thursday Of last week a men.b.,
a' III. melni''r be furnished with copy OF
N tionary; Mr. Ludien would second the
Tt'i died ths officers rwo Ten. could I've inchi-
d auiabar Of recipients. To tins amend
81. Murray objected; fr the reason .iha,
gentlemen did need such an aid t.
O. OF their yernacul,r tongue"
.tl:nsn Who received the hishcs, number
.,..s t- Spc. ker, DIR. Day cf Cass, and
ll li,nsey county. The nan Who received
-u,l..t number Of vo,es--none; for ". think
.. si WED vote II is considered doubtful
t House can b, organized by any earthly
fore would il b. we'll 10 consider
g.. Chaplain by ia>tallin, coileague.
ia 2jth.--Di.icuy ia the l,la,,.-That
pectab'c class oi the constituency, " no
ny, stand in the House lobby-oaps OF
t,ry Intensely il tho, can hear any
fact there is nothin, to he heard at
ii-hour, except the solemn silncss of Il
ns-h. class bcgania. TO show
,iiess. They are clam ,,,,us i,r seats,
,cir rcirese atatises have already novel
{ seats in The lobby, Tor their dear cor
have TO look on.
d -, moved that SEATS b. provided within
"a en- Of the three bars Mr.. Murray,) 70.
and comfort OF th: Territorial corp:
Win we eau report progress,
be happy to avail ourself of the civili,y.
n'' SIR SUI. TO stay awa,
l'H.st pRGASIzED.-On Tucsoa. 25;h the
.au 1cl on the 6lh vote. DR.. Amcs hav-
sed from voting. ani Nr. TrunN having
.i 49,. The line of the Wing party.
i' David DAY, of Cass CO.., was elected Speaker.
~. .h 4. Brown, Chief Ceik.
-es-a lorj, Assistant Clerk.
.t.. IL 1Iorse, Enroln, Clerk.
e. 2. P4 -kcr, S2rgcan,-.,-Am..
O.. a.a-cs Messenger.
p. f1a IN, Fireman.
n.v. ~. Chamberlain. Chaplain.
.a. Guycrnos's Message viii Lc d.li.c.ed TO-
rr0 t,c Cour,-II.u>c.
A.la-sltv 26ih.--Th- Governor delivered his
80 M.--asc today. at II o'cL,.k, o a crowded
r-r. i, ID a document Of unu-uni interest to
.l--s fi- iatclIi. ,acc res; cctins Ii. Territory.
ia;ess tectcd 10y thr legislative Assembly 10.
c-,ri4-
lo. - Z. Brown. fr III Pioneer Office, hich is
h. 5ae limiting of the House; and Owens &
-.r L., Minaes ,,ia, o:iicc, which l. do the
4.ia- ID me Ccuuc
'.e sb3yc painters elected in IN, Conven-
,.t d. CounciI aui House by Is votes.
5 Z, i'ertsou received 10
=. 4. 2is-s, ID. Z.
Owens 5 Moore and R,b>I;son
a'e. M,l.losl was elected binder.
s. lo-s-iy morning thc lI,ust proceeded to vic
'.e cie- oa of Speaker.
IS ga ~. Amcs Of iIcnaepin arose and asked
Of % II 'rsc to he excused from vo;in, IL: :h'
'rr = iicers; AMI in i b.sf and appropriate
si';td, that last evening h received the fol
lii.ess from his colstitucuts--
llt !io. Alfred L. A,ncs, .,abor Of tn
I-fr>- ui SeprcseitatI. from Dakota and Hen
... c.vn'l,s, ii the Territory ot Minnesota:
E-l. undcrsi ,ncd, citizens cf III, counties OF
....f .. $3.50 liennrEin. have witnessed ii much
't t. dare IN III, House q: Keprcsc nra,ivc. To
e. u thls TIM, an knowiaS that at
..t 1.-i aths Of ,our constituents in favor q.
fr -.os' nmrs'tcd 10y your colleague, the Hon. b.
. .Ns ~rft. rrrl1 ,aryi
> Hf'l In, and to sustain wishes, which
'Arpr o. he Course pursued By the Peoples party
tie irfitoiy, and We further request YOU to sup
lr the .aniuce OF the anti-org,nization party for
-.Nh'r aud Other oficcrs Of the House 81 Repre-
...'tiv, nd also Council hen in Joint convention.
r'Urr, request You to act during the session Of
Oh L"s-atme in all cases, and in all circumstances
't' 'te mirror ,anlzaton party.
l-5 s large majority of all tho lea al voters
hrs d.-tic.. that it respectfully signed
lin g., " ags and Democrats.
ST.. SPY AKER:--From early life have been Il
.itli r...f D,th in principle and actions. and assoc-
ca a'h he great democratic party Of the Prai,ie
-f1ic, ''fr which cmrs:aed, my s,mpathies and
rloH- h.fc been with that patty, and suppose !; tuo
II tua GOD to require recration or cndo,s cmclt
81. As without regard ~ tactonal interests and
eint.rfs Nhich unh,plily distsac, the Democratic
B.. u incsoti. intend both and hereafter
i..'e yer done, to art upon and bc guided by
pra- principles, which profess to understand.
.,a oo- OF those who recognize and believe in
4-.' q constituency u instruct their repre-
-.-..reF ipon all questions OF lccsl.;on--:,nd iha,
.Ar IS Of the representative morally AMI po-
Htcat. O. obcv,hc express viii 81 has constituency
.te .tr.Ictcd-if il doc. not conflict with and
pa. ,!es, il which the only aitcrn,,,v.
'o ign thc trust. cannut vote Ter Whi.
q. hi. House rs | am re:l',rseI-ani viii
a.. a.. ciurc ASK To b. excused from voting, ;.i
. ..- excused shall i:ui,r,iiaisl. resi- N M.
,i's House and return 10 ny b. ne.
For the Pioneer.
Tho HffnneSOtn iSln