The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-10-14

DEMOCRATIC NoMINArIoN.-Thc portion of
the Democracy who go in for the nominations
and nothing else, whether made regular or ir-
regular, met at the Court House on Saturday
and nominated d. F. Brawlcy. Il. Haus, c. S.
Cave, and VIM. Davis, for the House of Repre-
scntatives. The following is the vote cast for
each candidate whose name was before the
meeting:
r. IIaus, 200; D. F. Brawley, l56 James
Starkcy. lDj; Vim. Davis. 1919 c. Cave, l9l
J. NJ. Winslow, 50 &; Vim. Moot. %; G. Camp,
CT; r. c. Knox, G3 j. b. Brisbin. 95 ; Dr. S.
Wiley, 80 n. l.. Larpcnteur, 81; DR.. James
Goodrich, co.
THE MINNESOTA RErrBIIcAN.-This is the IT,
tie of new paper at ST. Anthony. the first
number of which was issaed on Thursday last.
c. G.. Amcs, editor, and d. l.. Paine, publisher.
In size it is about the same as the Express. 1t
is neatly printed, and exhibits cditorially much
tact and ability. We make the following ex
tract from the editor Introductory address:
/ .'In pursuit of the design for which the new
paper is ushercd into being, its columns will DC
I I;hortv and p"h,ic NnraIitv If vii, labor to
spread the principles of Temperance. and to
prepare the way for Minnesota to come into
the Union as a Free Sfate-frce alike from
system of grog-shops. and from a corrupt pub
lie st n.iment, which will lend voluntary sane
ton OF support to oppression. In pursuit of
,as. ,rTrr,h and WHINE and Tho ,,,fnrmitv Of
Error and Vice. 1t will urge the importance
and necessity of a thorough Prohibitory Liuuor
Law 1t will maintain that Liberty is the Right
OF All Law It's defence .ha AZ, slavery we, ~ oec,
C 1.o ouaht to ~. relieved from all com.
nection with Slavery. not required by the
strctest construction of the Constitution that
50 iols as .ne Nt,'o'i"i i;n a,i.',t
o. the South. SO long l! Is nallonai crime. IL
=, rorr;tnr,( which ;s now mr. ovar shall, he
under the control of Congress. 1t will unceas-
rican Mon, and demand That the noble plr-
pose Vi tl'e la,hels pe o:,iIc, ou. ~, VIZ u"
for tho comninte succcss of onr national aynrri.
mcnt of sclfgovernment, it will mainly rely
upon the force OF truth, and the patriotism OF
thG peoplc. ~. a..- D
pr;ost 70 ,rpim rossnSSi,r of rovcrnmcnt and
the efforts of any class of any class Of citizens
tivity cr their religious opinions. 1t will OPP
pose monopoly or ariStocracy' ana VIII pcfse
~ ths ,hoIa nnonIn pract;c,l I,hr;.tianitv
will find it an ally. and not a dcfamcr: and it
will steadily adhere to the maxim that 1t is al
ways eNpedieht 10 10 'gh'.
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TAKE IIEEp.-Tens altered from ones of the
Plymouth Bank of Indiana have made their
DEPARTURE OF MissIONAETEs-A most inter-
csting missionary band. numbering seven in all,
sailed from Boston on Tuesday, the 9th inst, to
join the t.odlana station OF the Presbyterian
Board in Northern India. They were Rev.
Mcssrs. Newton and Barnes, with their wives
son.
"'' ,'e' ,'"" was "i"sscu i'oni
'.o'" ''c S''' y. 'i''. I'LL 'nc' y! H'
i""''' ""c' anu s'"'"'y ho'Se"hipPeo' III
crown c"c'reo 't' VI" anu 'o'e' '"'' Shc was
lump on" e'' '''o 'i'' ""' s"'"
"H'Nh IN nih"A' Aht.-ror'y "'he prisoners
were III "''"auAee jail last week. 81 "hom
ciSh'ceh were ooys between tue ages OF nine
ET- Inc prevalence OF the cholera at Knox
s'''e ien'l'' mas pceh so severe as TO induce the
supreme Court TO adjourn the TALL term to be