The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-08-11
rnE FLIEr.-There was 4 spark struck

r.rm,ls hi.. hat he drew his living from Boston
setria 70 this, Mr. Dana responded IN these
tist.i.- ,,ar3..
"N, .-.ni minded me and it is not The frs, time
,a ri course o my life that have been reminded Of
g. .t4t h, bread that he and both eat, comes from
te @. ages community Of Boston, and that should
n,, .iaAv ~ yaa han1 that feeds u.s. Sir, no hand
t. rs .hlt - right to control my opinions"
,t,s '-ihny rebnks Of his opponents lack Of
70 7l courage, Ir. D., proceeded to re-assert what
De DAD ,ail ~ boston, as follows;
"nH .er. we're some things that did say about
Das Do al. Gen them n'a adhere. Whether
is;ei..Is. e-s. 20 in the honeyed phrases of my
sr.. or far IN the stronger and coarser voice Of
t,. .l Ia. u..-. the lotions of my understanding
sr t,-t : IA utter here, in The discharge Of my
lu. = Oh, aebeve, SIR, that personal independence
aa8 l.r civil ibeity, is as strong in large
d.n. .-as. As 1t * among orr rural population.
,'iavc that it il 50 strong in the Boston OF
Ie- 1851, a. ,, aad 1888, as II was in Boston in
l775 cau ok hack with much pride as any
m. oa Tory Of Boston, and especially TO that
trri5a ..,t: tm-i; but, sir. until my whole nature
ssHu rr, change, canno, look ufon the course
,f 2..t I'd .Jt. the past few years without that sat
i.a. 0 , ;ica becomes man educated in the belief
t.r ts Sights md the liberties Of the poorest aud
-le t... P. ., he Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
..Isi be- -.s-. ned Al every hazard"
I.. F.. son in the above which even cri,eps
sf...,...re n con and admire even though it may
i.cl u.,. - ,nitate it, OF even give It open APP
rcsal
AurrL SIS TIN DEcrARArIoY OF lNDF-
TEsrrVr~ y iIrrES This is a question which
has r<-i . .arch discussion. The following letter
0on NJ. q ,on, settles the question. The house
D. .asl .Dn.es = Ihe Of Seventh and High
( .at.Ae-j trrets, Philadelphia, the lower story Of
,raich occuprd clothing store, and the
ulYer stones printing Office:
"MoSricELLo, Sept. 26, 1925.
T. d.. jams MAS, PHILADELPHIA:
Ia, not for 10 estimate the import
anle # ihe INSTANCES concerning which YOUR let
G. Dc >. makes inquiry. They prove, in
r.-.4 .uI. 7es', the sacred attachments OF Eel
i,v q. he cent OF which the paper of July
g. $780, ~ the dcrat alton, the genuine chusion
r. county at that time. Small things
l.a,. rri: Ike the relics of saints help 10 noun eh
a4- .,' this holy bond Of Union, and keep
D. tIn-er:f... an. warm III affections. 1his ei-
f--r ul.t give Importance to circumstances however
-.1aI. 81 'to tine Of writing that instrument, |
l0.- r' -a ,Io house OF Mr.. GRAF, brick
house. s.. ries high, Of which rented the sec
on4 g. 1 sting Of parior and bedroom, ready
luro ig thar pailor wrote hahitually, and in
= ~,te be pee. particularly. SO far state from
tr't.n ptJ.t in my posse >sion. The proprietor,
tr.-. " s. ury man, al a German, and then
r.ait ;rrlet. think he brickla,er, and that
s - the south side OF Market street,
r a.hs b.'rcsn It'll and sih streets. aud il not the
bose nat part 81 The street, am sure there
0esr t.r ,tr--s IT, I have idea that i,
va -.ru luse but 40 other recollections throw
iag "a. Con o. question: worth communicating.
= q . -dcreiore only add assurance Of my great
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Tar nAs BIAy PaIScirALiTIEs.-To the
ast 'arf of Hungary, intervening between the land
Ct no.s aud the land of the Gar, lies Moldavia.
% c.n.il u'es n the map, sort Of promontoFy .
r'8 reaching r,p into the dangerous neebLorhood Of
i.usrt. ag he banks Of the Prlth, from the point
le. &, Iary discharges Into the great food Of
%. d. j. Many years ago, before the Russians
bad lt.- v,re the Superior value of diplomacy as Il
nfrH- - AK .niienent the old fashioned way
D. .nies md positive hard knocks, Dessalaba
lla.,. n,. h,urishing part of Moldaya, afording
b. sell the EuXine and river line on the
p.r.',
80 yer 1912 it Was annexed, frcbly 70 the
.9.u 4 the Emperor Alexander. 50 the
i..sf Il go-day is entirely inland; touching Po-
.r u,a; iae north, Russia upon the east, Trnsy!-
.e.is ';tle vest, Walachis the south, and coy-
81 -a.f Of about 1900 square miles-an area
as 1, Orc, .a tina. ot Massachusetts, and Vermont
rrt ether Crowded together closely this soil,
ise ile bly, more than l.4l9,105 people, of ,
81 9c 3.iciH, the census Of 1893. affords these
g. o. l'.n- he latest Of which have Informal
t.l. t..s. the capital city.
N-..o..t les at the south of Mohlavia and Tran
4as, sea. ling from Servia at the west to Buga-
DOB Iae !Duth and east. Its area is pretty nearly
% o. sc..i', miles--not varying materially from
t.st o. -uit Caio'ioa. Its inhabitants, numbering I
I7.re t..o two millions and a half Of souls, are an
-s.s-y composite body, large party tracing :
Oh. ers'a 'tinctiy t, the Roman Military Colo
hi-htd along the Danube b. Trajan and hs
hers recouni'ug TO the early Greeks,
= sat l,-, oNnng Sclayi aiiniies, and the
ur4, 10 eff tironging, busy Turks, Jews, and Clip
t-o est Is the capital.
SIsr. - third Of the principalities, lie about
c'. I'D ,.a, icIai extent IL N)ldsvia, and contains
uta.g I'd nhabit;in;s. The prime pal town is Bel
.a.e.
rae yeH IN Of these three provinces is the same
a- -Ht:a Russ'a; and So are their chronological
aG .itie. politca events have, however, served to
~ hel: lll .e.-[N. Y. Times
4 CLtfFo syIA TREE.--The following account
of "a noble ,e and its ignobc fate has been
81 , Nv York from California. The tree
li-to,erel 5ou. twenty mile. from place called
M8Fl Camp:-
i,m,1.u.,s at The ground nincty-eight feet in cir
cna.',earc sud cighty-hye feet feet from the
ea-h r & size il holds for 100 feet. II is 300 feet
h--h tarush the cop has been broken of. There
,"s trees in thu, vicinity higher than that, from
50 T. 90 lec IN circumference. II is estimated this
a-a noul- uasc rs feet the butt, and consequently
rpt oi y ct in length would make ninety thousand
fes, .t i.p. r. party OF men at work IN
king ai BE- bark for so feet in height, in sections,
- ost il can be put together again. II is about
f3,, ga % Tess. and will be sent the Worlds
f,'r, taia [ viii lie pat up. and have the California
.rcsinyn. RI, hibed in it. Thirty fee, in diameter
). quite: ,m, large enough to hold political mass
o--,a:, O., jus; before presidential election.
q - est mated by those who have counted the
-. mai lie tire. not less than 6, 500 gears Old,
Csc usl ID years older than thi. world according
ta lae :igsr notion. 1t have been something
Cd 49, Rhen Aoam and Eve went rouud 10
pane be- % aductions Of the forest.
= lf PFoE OF CoPPFR.-We learn from a
resD.n est the North American Copper Mine, at
liza -nfe-l1r, piece Of mass copper has been found
lh1i econ, detached iom the rock and ready for
0f-. tte weight of which is estimated One
li. '.i aa! Fifty Tons. At the present market
f.Ir g lgper, this worth One
iari, s1rsand Dollars. When the gold diggers
GA. i..- Il lump of gold worth : much, we shall
he We. % adaIt that the Pacific is worth more