The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-02-10
BY Telegraph.
GALENA, Feb. 8.

q
rgeaf. ~ for the EGstii
News vas received last evening that the Editor Of
n, D;u ,crst, AMI suite, from st. Paul, would b. in
dii, the night and i'm n,tliately the Usual quiet
Of t.r town transformed into the most exciting
81 q, Of preparation fr til, reception Of the dstin
ua,s.cj strangers. A splendid suite of rooms were
prepared for their accommodation, and the town wns
b.,lIsrt', Illuminated.
AZ h4ii past tea precisely, of artillery, and
the n,-t incense cheering among the popuscc,
H,nir-i the arrival. Min Street was perfectly
rrr-y q With the Citizens Of the town eager to OBJ
rain cs sin;l glance the illustrious strangers
Iar '.n l;ttcc of arrangements had much difficulty
ilaera-,ny passage through the deisc Of hui
Hia., 30 the vicinity Of the Bradley House The
So - MS finally drawn up in front Of the House,
sa1 th. Col. and suite were ushered into the apart
5u-ls is pared for their reception.
a 'fsl n the night intensely COLL thousands
.aei IN the streets, regardless Of all suffering,
te-i Bog. 4c last Issue of the Democrat, (Which had
ia ally supplied to the spectators from the
-i- 30 & pasScd) all at intervals, CRYING with
i,a v,i-.: .'Grcat Is the editor Of the Democrat
20 n'na- 'ota." An oyster supper, prepared Tor the
ani IRE number Of the citizens If the town. Al
- oc,aa. precisely the editor Of the Democrat and
-Ft-, tae Democratic Central Committee aud the
p.n'c,7li; Democrats OF the City Council, with
drew - private parlor, where they remained some
3'e.n ~ aaty minutes, and then retired Tor the
night
'h orniny dawn the people again began to
....ra- around the Bradley House, aud by 7
c-.'.k re streets in that vicinity denscly
er'r I'D mat although tie mcrcury WAS down to ~
yi3N ' IL. low of Precipitation, caused by the dens
as ot 10 mass of deeply excited human beings. re-
~saia.- July rain.
r. 'oish Vas ny much labor again forced to the
fort dor OF the Bradley House, AMI at 6 o'clock
"a li.or of the Democrat and suite, took their
..4,, tIors desire being manifested By the crowd
'.lt Ga. Democratic Editor wunli favor them with
., r- Is, a,d that they might hear his voice pro-
clam ta. uawaveriny and dsintercsted sentiments
With hasc b.cn 50 boldly and npartally pron,ul-
lated thr n the columns Of the Democrat. The
= il,or, ailpl3h SOMEWHAT embarrassed, owing to
20. ..aa'e modcsty, and deep sense Of the honor
....i.rod npon him by the wh BE people of our city
.cte-fy arose anj addressed the assembled multi
ill.. DID distance, y follows:
F,it. FL ID EH,c-Cai-.as:
so.4d before you democrat. Mr. Sbley is a
NL,-, coy. R,.nscy is "A Galphiu, l have been
i,ra. my course by independent feeling.
i,n, ,nrr l control the onl, pure and independent
rccis ID Minnesota. l could not lie bought--no offer
h-s bsoa made to buy Circumstances appear
iapirlie Gov. Ransc, in fraud, great fraud
81. ! .iias. lie had BUSINESS TO pay the honest
a-a,. It The Indians in III. manner they desired
NJ silly is a trader: he is Wing, No Indian
snpu.i bc allowed to pay him an, j,st debt. The
ft,-r Per cent, don't understand it--wherc could
ii haze conc ii Gov. Ramsey did receive it,
iir,wa lid the pen have proved every charge
have ni5e---thc Galphins viii he swept out. l am
..l hoaesi Democrat. Tyler had power Of attor-
p-y 10 law the nrney; that mast have been fraud.
10 pagcr has been produced that to Swcetzer
utr hn'isci and sixt, Thousand dollars OF money
e..-h r: Indians intealcd should Ii iidate their
- hat paper not filed in the Indian De
-. t.aeat. ! AN disintercstcd and publish purey
.!e.5,~rsiic paper. Svvcetzcr did buy me he did
n,t s--eive m,aey from the Indians--hccnnse he
cog not. Bat all the papers in Minnesota except
tts Douocrat have been suscrvicnt To the Galphins.
q paper is purely democratic, | opposed the
pf the Sioux ierritory-g opposed the inter-
r'.. of tic counir, west Of thc Mssissippi-I tp-
il,-t 'he cxtenon Of the right of suffrage and Of
represent ton to the inhabitants Of that country, all
}fhi5 RI 'asTcs, and supported by Siblcy and MS
trends. ! have been careful not to permit any per-
profss.ne such auti-democratic principles TO
iln,tt.l within IA, Democratic fold. am the
-A"i q 10 II the Democratic flock. ! am determined
I, prbi. a democratic paper-the democracy Of the
T.tr,tor, did throw overheard and did
ilaae an, coalition with the Wings % obtain por-
tsa of re printing Of the Tcrritory--the Wings
vcr, ,porast people, they could realize the ad-
r,ntasos If y coalition with purely democratic pa
p--. an DISTINGUISHED public journalist-I mW
irit pare democratic PAPER, and will not be die
tatej u. am not Office seeker, | have not ap
piled f,r oif;c. o.y left tn, recommendation for
tie oidcc Of Governor Of the Territory blank that
,na! FL it up at my leisure. ] do not with to be
t,annc.i-d BY Wing measures, and a Wing adj
,ninis,sation passed law separating the Offices of
Governor and Superintendent of Indian Affairs, |
h,i the ndation for that Office left of the
final instructions. ell them up suit mysclf.
have the confidence Of tho democratic Democrats,
(here the Colonel pulled from his pocket "a large pa
per, fiom which smaller dropped and was car
RED by tic ri,rnin, breeze into the crowd some dis
lance bel nd the sleigh in which he stood.) This is
certificate from the democratic democracy Of Of the
Territory, (anl here the document allowed to
wave Like over the heads of the audcnce,) am
ead7f'ei, am Democrat, have proved every
dan. have said; these poor du- these gentlemen
VIII swear to my democracy, if neccs<ary-there is
liz, them at home, this document is signed Nv
~ "a d m,cratic Democracy--thcy will sweep the
tab
"a uausual noise in the crowd behind the sleigh at
ths attracted the Coonel's attention and he
q',ciir fo'ded up the document, deposited it in
his pocket and took his scat, at the same time
d-cc.lns The driver 70 proceed. The horses WIPE