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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Rally 10 the Rescue.

As friends of the wellbeing Of Minneso-
ta--as residents of st. Paul, and linked in
dissolubly, for good or i'll, with its destinies
we appeal to the voters Of our city to rally
to the support Of the candidates whose
names are placed at the head Of our columns
this morning. These men arepledged against
the Swinding Railroad Company, whose
vilainy cost Minnesota the muni6cent grant
of land, which had been donated by Con
gress, for building Railroad through our
fast developing country. They are pledged
against the designs Of the Lake Superior
Spectators, who are here by the dozeus to
control the legislation Of our Territory, and
bend it to the furtherance of their selfish
purposes. They are pledged to abolish the
law permitting imprisonment for debt. They
are pledged to promote the best interests OF
the people, by securing the enactment OF
just, liberal, and wholesome laws and to OPP
pose all class legislation, which builds up
monopolies at the expense of the rights OF
the masses. They are the men Of the people
from the working ranks of the people
knowing the wants of the people, and pos
scssing the intelligence and honesty to salts
fly those wants in the legislative enactmcnts
Let the people, therefore, rally to theil
support at the polls.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
NEWS ITEMS.

The Pittsburg Post says that hay in that
city is selling for twenty-eight dollars a ton :!
This is one of the sad effects of the drought
in that region.
Rev. s. BLACK preached sermon at the
late house of Mr.. DAVID CUrIIp, on Williams
River, in Nicholas county, Va, on the 10th
of July-the first ever delivered in that re-
gion, Notwithstanding the settlement there was
begun fifty-fve years ago.
/ In the case of the State Of Vermont VS.,
PARKER, the Supreme Court, through Chief
Justice REDTIslD. has just given Judgment in
favor of the coDstituticnality of the prohibit
ory liquor law of that State, assailed on the
ground of it's submission to the people.
1t is estimated that there are only about
, 500 whites at present in the city of Savan-
~ Aha re II having lef: on account of the yell
low fever.
The Mavor and Counc;a! of New York have
been indicted for granting licences to sell i'll
toxicating liquors to improper persons his
is a bold proceeding, Tut if justihaole' a COLI
mendable one.
We observe, in the New O,.eans Delta,
that the venerable DR.. CARPwRIGHT, advocates
the revival of the African slave trade. as
check upon the growing arrogance and VIC
lcnce of the Abolitionists Of the North.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
KailrOad and Anti.RaflrOstds

The Democrat, of last evening, states
that the question before the people, at this
election, is, Railroad Or Anti-Railroad.'
This statement is utterly, unequivocally
false. There is not sane man in Mime
sofa, who is opposed to Railroads Or Rail-
road grants. The question is, Fraud or
anti-Fraud Shall the people of Minnesota
become particeps cr;minis to the forgery, or
shall they repudiate the railrond swindlers,
and vindicatc the houor Of the Territory ?
The whole People are for railroad, at the
earliest possible moment; and the attempt
of the Democrat to spread false issue be-
fore the community, is an insult to their in
telligence, which they will resent at the
polls, by voting for DAVIS, HAus, CAVE,
BRAwLEY and LEMAY.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Do All You Can.

We have heardas good Democrats as the
Territory possesses, when asked to 60 te
work for the regular Democratic ticket, re-
ply that they can't do much. That is not
the question. If your house was on fire,
would you supinely sit still, and not do all
You could to extinguish the devouring Gle
ment, because you could not do it all, with
out the assistance Of your kind nsighbos
A band Of reckless sharpers are seeking to
injure and despoil your best interests
Go to work, then, and foil their base de.
signs. If you can only, control one cote
put that in the ballot box, and cheer on
your friends, who are laboring to- preserve
unsuIIied our fair escutcheon.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Let the People Remember

That in voting for the HouISsHEAD
ticket which was nominated at the Peoples
meeting yesterday afternoon, they vote to
endorse the fraud and forgery which was
perpetrated upon the records Of Congress,
and thus place Minnesota before the Ma
tional Legislature as sanctioning the enor-
nous criminality. Let the people further
remember, that in voting for the ticket
nominated by the Democracy, they vote to
repudiate the fraud, to place the Territory
right before the country, and thus insure the
renewal of the grant Of lands for Railroad
purposes, which was withdrawn in conse-
quence of the forgery Of the agents of the
Schuyler Railroad Company.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Friends Of Freedom

Would you have the Infamous law that
disgraces our Statute Book relative to M
rRIsoNxENr FOR DEBT repealed, vote for the
Democratic nominees for the Legislature.
They are PLEDGED for repeal.
The lying DExocRAr is trying to make it
appear that those who favor the repeal of
the Railroad fraud are "GOrman men"
and those who sanction it are for this gen.
tleman. This is not SO. But the reason
the friends of MINNESOTA oppose the fraud
is because It impoverishes them to enrich
New York Swindlers. Keep THIS before
the people.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10

B@y~ The Democrat of last night is out
with vile abuse of the Democratic cand:-
dates fSr the Legislature, the latchets of
whose" Shoes the Democrat Editor is not
worthy to loose! 1t IS consistent to see this
man EMERSON abusing Democrats for for
mer tergiversatiois, and at the same time
supporting a ticket composed of church.
burners, wings and bogus Democrats. Our
ticket is composed of good men and true;
as good ticket as could be selected-a
ticket, too that is bound to be elected.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Voters OF %. Paul,-YOur Rights are I'm
Dangers-Read and Reflect.


To-day you are called upon to exercise
the highest prerogative freemen can boast
the privilege of voting. You are, through
the ballot-box, to declare whether you are in
favor of incarcerating man in jail for debt,
or whether You consider poverty crime.
1t is well known that the Revised Stat
utes Of this Territory contain section
(page 34l) allowing Imprisonment for debt,
a law as odious to the feelings Of freen'en, as
it is at variance with justice.
At the last session of the Legislature,
you will find by reference to the journal OF
the House of Representatives for Feb. %,
that Mr.. DAVIS, Democrat, and now a
candidate for your suffrages, introduced Il
Bill (No. "a, II. R.) for an Act
Abolishing Imprisonment for Debt"
When this bill of MIR. DAVIS was before
the House, that body was thronged with
men of wealth urging the Legislature not
to pass it, they believing that Laws should
be made to protect the rich-and that 1or-
erty Is a crime!
Under the influence of this outside press
ure, motion was made to indefinitely post
pone Mr. DAVIS Bill, which motion prevail
ed. And it prevailed by means of Wing
votes-thereby leaving upon our Statute
Book law, as odious to every sense OF
Justice and right, as the Alien and Sedition
laws.
Freemen - the Democratic party are
pledged to a repeal Of that hw,-a law
which may imprison you; if left on our Stat
ute Book :; and every man in Minnesota
who may through misfortune and disease
be compelled to incur debt, by this law
you can be placed in cell, on a level will
the felon, the murderer, the robter, and thu
rog0boM.
REFLECT BEFORE YOU VOTE.
Mr. DAVIS, who stood true to your inter
est during the last session Of our Legislature
on this question, and endeavored by all TIN
means in his power, to wipe from our Stat
ute Book this odous and unjust law-thi
remnant of a tyranous and barbarous age
is now candidate for YOU. suftrages. Shal
he not receive them? If true to your
selves and to justice and right, he will.
Those reliable and sterling Democrats, D
F. BRAwLEY, REUBEN HAUs, CHARLES S
CAVE, and j. LEMAY, his Co. candidates
are also true and reliable upon this question
They will all support Bill abolishing IN
prisonment for debt in this Territory. The.
have the confidence of the community il
which they reside. And in giving then
your sulfrages, you will reflect honor OF
yourselves, and secure the election of mel
true to your interests.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Mark their Duplicisy.


WIN. II. RANDALL, himself pseudo Dem
ocrat, running on the Railroad Ticket, is
the person who ordered the Democrat man
to say Mr.: BRAwLEY was not citizen of
this county and city. Mr.. RANDALL is a
resident Of NeD York-his family now are
there--have never lived here, and he has
declared to sundry citizens that if not elect
cd to-day he designs returning home as soon
as possible. Let hinge. We can do vel
without him.
The steamer Golden Era ran into skiR
near Alton, few days ago, upset it, and
drowned three men who were so unfortunate
as to be its occupants.
LEWIS r. REEVES Esq, highly respected
and able lawyer Of Keoknk. died in that city,
on the 18th ult.
DAVID STUART, the present representative
in Congress from the Detroit district, has been
nominated for reelection.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
FrecIneIl, ReaG
'BirdS in their little nests agree,
And tits shameful sight.
When children Of one family,
Eall out and chiue and irhf ',

When children Of one family,
Fall out, and chide, and fight"
The above stanzas are peculiarly appro-
pirate on the present occasion for we now
behold ALEXANDER RAMSEY and
WILLIAM HOLLINSHEAD, both oc-
cupying the same little nest, lined with
fraudulent Railroad stock, scrip and Ionds
new cities, and land scrip for new cities,
"lots along the line" etc, etc. All of this
seems strange to the old citizens of st.
Paul for it reminds them of q highs in
January, 1851, made memorable by the
exploits of these worthless, the history of
which is familiar to our old citizens. On
that night, after the said RAMSEY and his
friends had in vain searched for the said
HoluNsHEAD, who had made an appoint
ment with his friends, to mob and burn the
said RAMSEY in efigy before his own door,
for his frauds and populations On the Indi-
ans, and poor men of Minnesota after
the search had been made, and the said
RAMSEY and his friends had repaired to the
Gubernatorial mansion, his Excellency stood
erect in the midst of the crowd, with full
glass of cognac poised in one hand, while at
the same time, with his DEXTER he nervous
ly grasped au engine of death, and ex-
claimed
Where is the church-burning scoun-
dreI ?" He then quaffed the brandy, and
said
+ "Gentlemen, things have come to pref
ty pass, when my conduct, and my motives,
arc to be araigned and traduced by this
id spawn of penitentiary convict--Bu1,
HoM1SsHEAp!
CG.:.nment is unnecessary. If these indi-
viduals have net been soii,lcred together by
the cohesive power Of plu,lIer, what is it
Is it their affinities, Or their early associa-
tons
We have not time to say more-:ndeed
it is not necessary. Read, and Judge for
yourselves. X.Z.
p0" The above communication is from
an old and responsible citizen. 1t needs no
comment from us--ED,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Gross Lies.

The DEMOCRAT, of last evening, is filed
with gross lies, concerning the candidates of
the Democracy. Mr.. BRAwLEY is a resi-
dent of St. Paul. living on Harriet
Island, which is made portion of St.
Paul by the city charter. He pays city
taxes, and at the last term of the District
Court was drafted on the petit jury, and
forced to serve, as a citizen Of Ramse,
county. The whole article in the DEwO
Graf is base fabrication.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Voters, Beware Of False Reports.

Many designing persons, the opponents
of our ticket, are running about town cir
culating reports that Messrs. DAVIS, Draw
LEY, CAVE, HAUs, and LEMAY, are in favor
of the charter passed at the last session of
the Legislature of this Territory, and en-
dorse the fraud perpetrated upon the Rec
ords of Congress during its last session,
thereby dcpriving our Territory of the ben
eft of the muniGcent grant of lands made
to this Territory for the construction Of
Rail Roads. Be,care of such Reports -
For full denial of these charges, we refer
our readers to the card signed by these gen.
tlemen and published below:
To the Voters ~ the I'd Council District.
Having heard that reports are in circula-
ton, and are being put in circulation, by
designing persons, that we are in favor of,
and endorse the fraud that deprived our
Territory of the benefit of the grant Of land
made to it by Congress, during the last
session, for the construction of Railroads,
we take this occasion to say that all sucl,
rumors are false and unfounded.
At the primary meeting held by the
Democratic party, at the Court House.. on
last Thursday evening, resolution was
passed, unanimously, denouucing this fraud
in unequivocal terms !; to which resolution
we gave our hearty concurrence, and sur
full endorsement And we should, if elect
ed to the Office for which we have been
nominated, use our best efforts to secure a
grant of lands from the General Govern
ment, for the construction of Railroad il
our Territory, subject to the future legisla
ton Of our Territory, but not for the bene
fit of any company heretofore constituted
or" organized.
WILLIAM A. DAVIS,
ID. F. BRAWLY,
G. S. CAVE,
r. HAUS,
JOSEPH LEMAY.
ST.. PAUL, October 9, 1854,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10

D@- Justice to DR.. WILEY REQUIRES US to
state after his name was suggested as q can.
didate for the Legislature, he peremptorily
declined the proposed honor Some of his
numerous friends on Saturday, however,
would not accept denial, and voted fo1
him. A purer Democrat or more honorable
gentleman lives not in Minnesota, than the
Doctor. Always right, he is destined to
occupy an enviable position in our midst.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
A Card to the People.

I am induced, by considerations Affecting the pubic
good TO decline ing a candidate for the House of
Representatives regard the defeat of the ticket which
was nominated, yesterday at the Peoples meeting,
and headed by WILLIAM HoIAINsHEAD, as of para
mount importance. DESIRE above all things else, to
see people Of Minnesota washing their hands of The
niqutics which have been practced by the Schuyler
Railroad Company. believe, that under present cir
eumstances the efectual and blasting rebuke
be given the association by defeating their candi-
dates and electing, by triumphant majority Messrs.
BaAwLEy, HAUs, DAVIS, CAVE and LEMAY.
am a Wing, and an ultra Wing but regard the
question issue properly overriding all political
considerations. With thanks the numerous friends
who have voluntarily rendered the assurances Oh
their support, am theirs, and the peoples
Obedient servant,
IIIJCu VANCE
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
To the Democracy Of st. Paul.

Having received the nomination for the House OF Rep
re'entatves by my German fellow citizens, "turday
night last as an independent candidate and loving m
party better than Office, wish respectfully to decline the
nomination rendered While feel grateful to the kind
Intentions of friends, fear that If would jeop-
srdize the success of the regularly nominated candidate
This am unwilling to do and earnestly call upon all
my friends to support the regularly nominated ticket
Respectfully,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Beware of Spurious Tickets.

Driven to desperation, the opponents of
liberal principles are resorting to every arti-
flee to deceive the unwary. Be on your
guard for spurious tickets and every other
scheme desperation can devise.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
How They Expect To Do 1t.

1t is said that thousands of Dollars will
be used to carry the election to-day in favor
OF the schuyler Fraud Company Poor
men, the man that approaches you with a
bride is craven at heart, and seeks to pur-
chase you because he conceives POVERTY and
6a~neSs synonymous.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Haze You Left Anything Und0ne

There is not q moment to lose, friends of
equal rights. Be up end doing, then. As
soon as you cast your own vote, start for
your friend. Be vigilant, be true to your
selves, and bright days will dawn upon our
Territory
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10

Hon. BALDWIN OLMsTEAD informs us that
there is no doubt of the election of Hon.
JAMES BEATTY to-day, from old Benton.
Democrats of st. Paul, see to it that we do
not lose our good name as the Banner Dis
trict Of the Territory.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
County Convention.

The proceedings of the Democratic Coun,
ty Convention, yesterday, are unavoidably
crowded out. Suffice it to say, the selec-
ton of candidates is good. They will be
found under the appropriate head. Let us
give them tremendous majority.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10

4g- HoLMNsHEAD, the church-burner.
RANDALL, FULLERTON, MARSHALL, and Nc
CoRMAcK, compose the ticket nominated by
the mongrel meeting yesterday and bound
to be cleaned out" by the Democracy,
to-day. .-.....
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10

Having been informed that reports in circulation
representing connected with the order of Know
Nothings, beg TO state that have sympathy with
that order its principles, directly remotely. Like
other falsehoods this charge with all sensible people will
he looked upon absurd. consider this society a,
war with the institutions Of country with justice and
with right.
", A. DAVIS.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
CHURCH BURNERS II

1t is stated that q Frenchman, named NJ
ALEXANDER, has invented continuance for
giving the piano q prolonged sound. For
many years this has been sought for in vain.
1t was impossible to obtain sustained note,
like the human voice or the violin. The in
yention is said to very simple.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
Member of Congress Dead.
LOUISVILLE, Sept.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.
Presley Ewing, member Of Congress from
the Second District, died of cholera, at Nam
moth Cave, on Wednesday. -a-.
William G. Allen, an eminent artist of this
city, died at Milken's Bend, Louisiana, on the
23d inst, Of yellow fever
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
Second Council District.
For Representatives,
WILLIAM A. DAVIS,
DANIEL F. BRAWLEY,
CHARLES S. CAVE,
REUBEN HAUS,
JOSEPH LEMAY.
For County Commissioner.
ABRAHAM BENNETT.
For Probate Judge,
RICHARD FEWER.
For County Treasurer,
LOUIS ROBERTS.
Assessor, District No. ],
ALEXANDER DUCHARME,
District No. 9,
JOHN O'GORMAN.
District No. 3,
JAMES b. GILBERT.
COnstables, ST. Paul Precinct,
JOHN GROWER,
JOSEPH SPIEL,
Road Supervisor,
EMANUEL DUDE.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10

Hr WILLIAM HoL4INsHEAp led on the
Philadelphia
CHURCH BURNERS
In lS43. He now leads the Know Moth.
ing Ticket for the Legislature Friends of
right, defeat it
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
SAINT PAUL:
Tuesday Morning, October 10, 1854.
Democratic Legislative Nominations

FOR REPRESENTATIVES, COUNCIL DISTRICT.
JAMES B. DIXON, OF Washington Co.
WILLIAM WILLIM,
JAMES 5. NORRIS, Is
FOR RErRESENTATTyE-FIFTHC COUNCIL. DISTRICT.
JAMES BEATTY, Of Benton Co.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNCIL DISTRICT.
HENRY III. SIBLEY, OF Dakota Co.
G. NJ. HANSON, of Hcnncpin Co.
NOTICE.
The firm of EARLE S. GOODRICH Co, Publishers o.
the oSEER this day dissolved The business of the
establishment will hereafter be conducted solely by F.
GOODRICH who will pay all demands against and receive
all monies due the late firm
Dated st. Paul, October ,, 1854.
JOSEPH r. BROWN,
d&w3t EARLE 8. GOODRICH.
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For the Pioneer.

ST.. PAUL, October 9, 1854,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-10
A CARD 10 THE DEMOCRACY.

J. N. TROLL
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