The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-21

WHINE & COOLEY can hardly supply the demand
for clothing constantly making on them The gen-
,emen OF ST. Paul having discovered that this firm
know all about their trade have given them substan
tal evidence Of an appreciation of their skill
BANKrNG.-As a mania for wild cat banking APP
pears to have seized hol OF portion Of community,
would it not he well for oar friends througho the
Territory to see that none bat sound democrats be
returned from democratic districts, that the COM
ing Legislature may pass stringent law for their
suppression!
Since the above was in tvre, We have been shown
pictured promise to pay issued by what is called
the Central American Bank of ST. PAM, Card for
which "insti,ution'' will be found in anothe~ column.
We opposed to the whole banking :, stem, whcth-
chartered or wildcat from principle; and feel
il duty community to warn our readers in
tine, against receiving these ''promlscs TO pay as
money. The currency paid by Government to the
Territory and dsbursed to its citizens by the proper
officers, is the only currency recognized BY the con-
stitution; why then should our merchants our me-
chancs, and hborng men be willing to take
pictures for that which they can receive by merely
on, on this na;er--le it discharge the duty ii owes
to community.
We were gra,iied the other day to meet our oil
and valued friend, Hon. Joseph Thompson, of Ohio,
who mes among to spend the Mr.. II.
has occupied many posts Of honor in the Buckeye
State and Faithfully did he discharge the duties en-
trusted to his keeping The manly course pursued
by NJ. L. 10 the Constitutional Convention, has
deaFod INN to the masses and given him truly en-
viahle position He brings the gratifying Intelligence
that State ticket in Ohio is sure of as complete
a victory as that achieved at the last election
We certfy, that ar election held pursuant to no.
tice at the OIL e of Charles J. lcnnss ESQ in the
Lower Precinct, in the city of ST. Paul, Territory of
Minnesota, on Thursday, the !h day Of July, 1853,
the following persons received majority of all the
votes cast and were duly elected Delegates to attend
Congressional Convention to be held at the Court
House, at st. Paul, Thursday the 23th day of Ju-
", inst, for the purpose Of nominating candidate
for Delegate to Congress to be supported by the Dem
ocratic party at the ensuing election:
A. l.. Larpenteur, J. c. Burbank, Lot MoNct, w.
NJ. Stees, Daniel Rohrer, W illiam Niehaus, Thomas
Wall Patrick Nash, Thomas keegan, Antoine Ro-
ber,s, Solomon Cogswel, Firman Cazeau, Frederick
Oliver
Also, that the following persons received majori-
ty of all the votes cast for Alterna,es as follow:
II. G. Wolf, alternate to A. l.. Larpenteur, C. r.
Conway, alternate 10 J. c. Burbank, J. d. Goodrich
alternate TO Lot Mofct, ii. F. Masterson, alternate
TO w. VI. Stees, A. j. Whitney, alternate to Daniel
Rohrer, Gotleb Zeiele, alternate to William Niehaus
Edward Doolan, alternate TO Thomas W all, Thomas
Tanning. alternate t, Patrick Nash, Phillip Guoness
alternate to Thomas keegan, Romeo Latoure, aI,er
nate to Antoine Roberts, Edward Barry, alternate to
Solomon CogswelI, Charles BAIL, alternate to Fir
man Cazeau Antoine Ferer, alternate TO Frederick
Olivier. Certified bv us,
M o. c " a1i. }yudges Election.