The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-09
raE- Our PAPER now affords the best adver-

rs- Our PAPER now affords the best adver
Using medium in the Territory.--P;Oneer.
The Pioneer dare not compare lists with
any other Daily paper in St. Paul. from the
very fact that it hnors its circulation is
about one-half less than any one of them. The
.lsomc praise which it bcstows upon itself
rom morning to morning is sickening to the
reading newspaper taking community of st.
Paul. as every one knows its boast:ngs are all
empty wind--a mere blowing gifts own trum-
pct. suggested by the manner in which its
controllers make great men, Of themselves in
au Indian Council. 1t is a great piece of in
sulting impertinencc to an intelligent white
community to be thus told that the paper hay
ing the smallest circulation in their city is the
''bcSt advertising medium and the Pioneer
will experience in due time the fact that the
aborigines have left this part of the country.
New BoATs.--The Winona Argus says: "Ru-
NOR says there will be six new boats put on
the route from Dubuque to St. Paul, to run in
connection with the cars next season, on the
opening of navigation in the spring. These
boats will be built in the very best manner, in
ferior to none in point Of speed. finish. and in
accommodating the travelling public which with
many other boats that will be added will make
it cheaper in fare. and offer such greater ia
cilitics for immigration. that we can safely
count on Minnesota adding so 900 to her popu-
lat!on next year.
GOVERNOR GAEDNEE.--Thc Worcester Tran
script thus speaks Of Mr.. Gardner:
Henry J. Gardner lisa young man, but thr-
ty-seven years of age, of a liberal education
good talents for business Ike administration
and sustaining a reputation for private morals
not below that Of Which any of his dc,ractor-
can boast. His future is now in his own hands
His election has been brought about by pecu-
cliar and somewhat iortuitous circumstances;
his advent to the chief maSistracy Will open
before him the opportunity Of connecting his
name witha fair and upright administration OF
the government. Elected by the support OF
men who have come out of all the heretofore
existing party organizations in the state. it
will be Iii bis power to proceed independent OF
all ci;qneS. and by dcvotions to the public SER
vice to command the appreciation Of the peo-
pie.
AN EDITOR COMrIIMENTED.-GcorgeD d. Prem
tcn, Esq, the witty editor of the Louisville
Journal. was complimentcd with public din
ner in Memphis. Tenn, lately. James c. Jones'
presiding. The affair was gotten up without
distinction of party. In the course of his re-
marks. Mr.. Prentice said - have written
some bitter things of men. who have since pass
ed away from the earth. and whose memories
revere and Oh whose graves could shed tears
of sorrow and regret. All when look back
through the twenty-siX years Of my editorial
life, and think how many once denounced who
afterwards became my personal friends, or
proved themselves their country's friends, and
how many l once culogizcd and tolcd for " ho
have since turned their hands ruthcssly and
causeles>ly against me when reflect how oft
en- the most ar,luous and devoted political SER
vices are forgotten by those to whom they are
rendered, and how often the deepest political
injuries are masnanimously forgiven by those
to whom they are done and when remember
how many Of my political friends have strven
to crush me, and how many democrats have
gathered around me as Il band OF brothers in
the days Ofmy personal peril, l should be gull
ty of an outrage on my own conscience, and on
every feeling and impulse of my heart. if
were not to weed out from my nature the par
tizan bitterness that once fiourished there
am Wing. but will greet every true hearted
Democrat as my brother, and l will greet no
falsc-hearted Wing as SUCH
WASHINGTON, Nov, Is,
The Union of this morning announces posi-
lively the withdrawal of instructions prohibit
ing Mr.. Soule's passage through France. and
presumes that the explanation Of the Emperor
will prove satisfactory
The Mayors OF Washington and Georgetown
have issued procla'natous appointing Thurs
day next as a day OF THANKSGIVING
WISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE -
neutrality-suspicious.. .......... u
Democrat. ............. Q
Independent.
neutrality-suspicious. ......... A
Democrat " 81