The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

TRAVELLING FAcILIrIEs.-The Minnesotian
US that one Of the members Of the Legislature, in
his haste to arrive AT the capitol in the quickest
time chartered threshing machine This Herods
the story Of Dayons lime kiln, the steamboat Tiger
and the mill.
| DO you beierc--ao you bolas IN plum puiaing!-
Do gu believe roas, beef?-Then listen while the
Democrat reads the following creed and you will
please give your assent, by shutting your mouth and
swallowing your whskey:
| How TO BE DEMocRAr.--If any man wants
to be democrat, there no obstacle in the way
He has only to believe in the principles of the Dem
ocra;ic Party, which arc well known in this coun-
try as the ten commandments; and to observe the
usases II the party, which equally well under
stood. Whoever complies with hose conditions is
IN good standing in the party. Ii nominated for Of
fec he is entitled to the support Of the patty be-
cause he Is himself supporter OF party nominations.
The Pembina delegation. which represents twen-
weight votes having learnt soon as they reached
the settlements, that Pierce and King had been elect
ed, became suddenly transformed into democrats .'to
the fullest extent" nast re,na' kablc and sudden
conversion. They, however seriously object to our
democracy, because, 1t unfortunately happens to BE-
older than theirs.--i Democrat.
"And some will say 10! here, ana 10. there -
These honest AM scnsibl, men, did not l.. to the
Democrat for they were aware aiore,ime, that there
are some b!iAi guides amoa, ASSUMED Democrats
The Democrat would have expressed NJ surprise
bad these men cone into his church. ''By their
fruits, is bad text fJr the Democrat.
SOLDIERS on FURLoUGH.--Our citizens have
been much amoycd lately by ineb,a,ed soldiers. who
seem 10 have been bent IA thorough celebration of
the HOLIDAYS, for some time. ''Eoot and Dlaroons'
have been around. and some Of them SO full Of rum
and pn-uacity, thai they square off 70 feht every
/ person that comes alony--t Democrat.
! Here Mr.. Democrat are some Of YOUR chickens
come home TO roast. You better policy is to lie low
Oh that matter. The man whose Platform is the
the head Of whiskey barrel. should no, abuse the
/ b, -s.anders.
The Chicago papers and TIE Y. Y. Tribune. arc,
about these times taking An especial interes, in Min
neso;a They copy largely from all our papers and
doing all they well can, 10 advertise our Territory
TO the world We thank them for their good will.
and them that their towns viii find fall
remuneration from Minnesota as soon as they give US
the railroad.
Y.
NO eNhibltlen al human weakness is more To De.
piled, TINA pulpit ranagvic Upon a high in
oshce, who Is VIGOROUSLY guilty either Of Lccntos-
mes OF OH nal corruption, ani this because the puni;
rs justly regarded the palladium Of Truth, Justice
aud rurit, - democrat.
An excellent sentiment. VIII the Democrat please
10 state its practical application!
WHETHER OR No.--The Democrat saws it is
D hmm In, no o.,
,1iens vcirns. This looks like the mothers Kind
persuasive IN make her child take pcra, BY hollag
It's nose and pouring the dug down. The friends OF
the Democrat will take that dose terrible hard
SENATOR DODGE OF IowA-It will la observed
IN communication in co!uns that this s,cadfst
fiend OF Minnesota has done for another good
service.
To CoRREsPoSDrSTs.-W have received a
communication over the signature H., which ON ing
to the la.encss Of the hour of its reception we are
compelled to defer until our next
IMMIGRArIoN.-There is now in the Territory
a gentleman who is foreunner for l25 families in
Massachusetts, who intend to in one colony to
Minneso, in the spring. We trust they are homes,
people, who will be disposed to work, and behave
well. II SO, they can 10 we'll here They can raise
produce with half the labor they expcnd, and
can soT many years get good prices as they now
obtain.
SUNDAY, 10th. The sermons today all over
town were interesting.
If the above statement is Incorrect il is fortunate
forus, the printer that the class no would be dis
posed to think otherwise, were probably like our.ef
absent, and know nothing about it, We NAV as well
state further, that the m:nb,rs of the Legislature
were all out.
OuERY.-S,ran 5ers inquire which Of the three
doors to the from: Of the building used rs the capitol
leads TO tie Lower House 1t IS sail that som, Of
the m embers themselves, something's get puzzled
Mistakes will occur.
Rev. Mr.. Rehcldafer will deliver a lecture 10 the
scholar OF NJ. Spencer shoo, on Friday afternoon
at 9 O'clock.
RAISING TIE WIND.--On Thursday, bov
about nine years old, went about town. ON house to
house. representing that mel shbor wanted The
loan OF money of a specified amount. to make change
IN the purchase Of some wood. He was successful
| in several instances, in obtaining the money
lie Is "bloth Of boy
ST. ANTHONY, Jan. l3, 1852.
MRS. GooDHUE-Dear Madam: We, the under
signed, Patrons OF the Pioneer, would most kindly
and respectfully call your attention the fact that
It Is long time IN coming up from St. Paul Some
times II gets mp in week alter publication, at others
in 10 days, and once within six weeks ra,t. il was
three weeks after the dat OF utilization befre it
arrived at this oice; aud now, up to this time, we
have received no lapeis dated this year. Where
The lau't lies do ut pretend to saw but one thing
we can say--it is g,ievous 20 he bnne, espccia, at
this time when the Wisdom Il the Itrttyis assem-
bied in your good city. We wish 10 know how they
commence before they rise, at least, OF trouble our
NEG Lbos, who take o.her yapcts To tell US the news
We ought, at least, 10 get the Pioneer the same
week 1t is issued. lon have our good will and
wishes, as we'll as our CASH, and hope and trust
You vii! Try and remedy The evil, and thereby obise
ours truly,
MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
We arc glad 10 receive the above iuformation-
We had suuposed that there vas , reoriar ,p,;l .o