The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-12-29

will briefly state the cause. Tic 'H-e.-
has complete jurisdiction over the '-e
much 80 as the Queen Of Great }....
the Church oi England, ard this
exercise not only over his own do
over the pro, inces of Wallachia T.
ing within the limits Of Turkey, ,
Turkey has hitherto held severe
wears ago, the people living in W
davia became entangled 10 religio
Gar interpreted to settle the difiic, b. ..
the Sultan that certain rights BE- gtaa...
vor Of his Greek subjects in the I i..
and Ia show his carnesiness ia the . ..
possession Of the princip:litics by .
! Against this the Sultan protested,
irg that h. had perfect control over
and that ne should not permit lie $50.
occupy his domin;ons, and thereby
right of nations. IN his state Of
Powers OF Europe Eng land, Fra {
Austria-voluntariiy came in as 7t
purpose Of amicabiy settling the cont, Of er..
by preserve the peace of Europe. \.-.o
or, had got his eye fixed upon Coa..4D.
was determined 10 make that Import. O.
tire residence, 50 all negotiation h -.-t
Sul'an was finally forced 10 dccilrc v.-
fcace.
1t viii be observed that RIssiA is
and that Turkey was justified in ,aki
did 70 preserve her rights ani he
We believe she vii! yet triumph {;
will reiroaradc both in strength auo
The finger of time points 10 this rest
The IIarpers extensive Printing
y. y, has been destroyed by fire. ..
this establishment, other buildings we
makes the loss 81 .5or 900. Tue II
! 000-insured tot S25,0 900.
Cor. WELLER, OF CALIForNIl
ton Union, IN polit cal article roc
guase in relation 20 this gentleman y
cd TO give him false position het3r
Democracy, and he very promptly 70,
lowing letter in reply. Mr.. Weller
unwave,ing a Democrat as the cosni
and the position be here assumes.
/ true democrat viii me :, heartily alni. d..
The Union, in an ,ntroduction % .
claims all intention Of having imqpgr
racy of Col. Weller, and says:
at was not orr pun pose Il assign
ton which be supposes We intended t.
never believed that he would uni
/ lists to oppose the administrator.
which he refers was intended cxc;s,
OF the Texas Senators, who were abs
! signing 10 express any opinion as 4,
position.
! WAsnINGToS.
! To The Ed.!sr O tile Ui.ca:
. ! regretted 10 iird in the nion 1f
editorial article calculated TO place mc
ton before the public. In order that
rcctly understood, beg leave to say
( O. nv letter of the 2l-t ult., to the y
/ tional democrats, was 10 Indicate tn
election IN that State all nv svmra,l
them: that ia distributing the public
, ercnce should he given 20 the ,ue and
party that those who aided in pgostr
and enlightened statesman. General
ought 10 take back seats. These were ,.
Q 4
called for, | did not hesitate 10 avow .,
seems 10 be the case, you have iHicsre, i.
/ | had .'rnited with fact,onis;s to dive
to democratic riogres>, and theachy
J Administrations, ,ou are ceitalni' vCr-
! ken. have no doubt this Jtui.o,>'
conducted upon democratic prime. h., .
to give it a warm ani zeaiols SUPPORT
man in public life for whom have
respect than Pres dcnt Pierce there
whom have politically more oonhteuc
/ JOHN ,.
CHAIRMTN OF CoMaGrTFFS
gentlemen are Chairman of Committee F.
SENATE.--Foreien Rotations, Ma
nance, Hunter; Commerce, lIam'n;
Wright; Public Lands, Dodge, of l,t
Affairs, Shields: Naval Affairs. GwIa
fairs, Sebastian; Ciann$, RroaIhc,r
Columbia, Nor,ie; judiciary, Bnjirr;
Rush; Roads and Canals, Bright; Pa
Territories, Douglas; Printing, Mai
Pcarce.
HouSE .-ComTercC Fuller; Pub.
ney; Judiciary. Stanton; Indian A'sil
tary Affairs, Benton; Naval. Bocoe
! Canals. Durham; Post Office. O!ds.
On the 18th, MIR. Wentworth If L
resolution Affirming that Congress has
/ vide for the construction OF Il Rai,roal
ritorics of the Union. and ought imme,
csc 1t. Laid on the table-l06 I, -
/ On the 18th, Mr.. Gvinn. Senator &
introduced Il bI.l, establishing a line OF
San Francisco to Shanghai.
CoscERr.-We ere requested 20
members OF The Choir of CHRIST Ghur
direction Of Mr.. w. II. Collins. and -
talented Pianiste. J. NJ. Howiiz, tni
Amateur Citizens, purpose giving i nlu-
ment in the City Hall, over the Ma
Thursday next. the 9Th proximo, ra.ie
will be duly announced.
CIRCULAR.
! To The County C)mn;ssiJncrs AMI Z;
mon Schools,
The Superintendent in making on,
the Legislative Assembly, musI rel,
the Commissioners and Trustee. ia
as are necessary 10 enter INTO his ropo
out which II must necessariaiy b. deieo
Will the County Conmiss ioucrs, thC:
their Clerks, or otherwise, please inioI
, ate II Of the number Of school districts
eral counties, AZ the present timc,
amount Of money appropriated by each
the amour, due to each school ir0m the
ury, since January lst, 1919, and ans o.
ton concerning tho Schools aud Sch
their possession!
I Will the Trustees, also, OF car G>a
'it1ry. please favor me, without dc'a',
of their Town and 10. Of Distiic, 81.
and female scholars between The nc.
years number 81 months the schou. .
in 1853, 10y male teacher, ard BY 4 8,
average salary paid each pen mouth
board: the average attendance OF -
winter school, and in the sumner Sc
condition al the schsol house, and other
for the school, and how long The sci
been built! Have YOU auy school libI r.
many volumes! Any additional inform p
thankfully received. Ii is expected S.
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