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The daily union., 1854-02-21

What benefit have these abolition sglators now seek
ing and TO alarm the North by vain vsporng.
and pfoianitles against the Nebraska biwhai benen
have they conferred upon the eountry They have
never amelioraed the condition OF the slave They hays
contributed to the success OF any measure
say 10 the common welfare, They have opposed. with
oui exception, every real reform, and with wild anG
savage Inconsistency have literally demanded liberty fol
one race and chains and death for another While ou
free institutions flourish apace--whe the progressive
spirit of the people carries our equal laws to The furhes
corners OF the conlnenlwhle free States springine
up every handthe abolition leaders and their lanalca
followers will see nothing but clouds in the sky, moth
ing but ieieS in the earthno patriots and benefac
tors but themselves
The attempts OF such men TO gayanze dead and buried
passions and preudices will signay fail The noble
expression of public joy and gratitude that swept these
elements of dscod into oblivion after the success OF The
compromise measures of 1850 was not The eyanescen
feeling Of day That expression came from the hearts
OF the masses. and The great motive that animated then
that occasion and stirred 10 Its deepest depths lhe
holy affection for their country is still alive and active
and as ready then TO vndicate the great princ
pie that gave peace and harmony more than three
ago. Ii is not for the nfdel preachers and demorazne
demagogues, who refused TO submit to the majestic de-
cree OF the people which ratified the compromise
measures, again TO attempt 10 sead that people
into the paths of faction and disunion Let those who
heed the croakDgs of these of discord these
birds OF evil omenlet them pause before yielding ic
the dark philosophy which, with all The vigilance Of hale
plots the overthrow OF republic whose growing great
ness is the wonder of the world The end OF the present
movement will be like that which has overtaken all
former combinations against the peace of the country
and honest men will consult their own reputation and
their own comfort by standing aloof from the reasonable
companlonship of those who publicly rail al The pues
men in the land, and whose revolving schemes
more and shortly TO be repudiaed by united and lndg
Dan people,
The daily union., 1854-02-21
Abolition Opposition Ecous to a Coed
Cause.

1t will be long time before the speech of Senator
Douglas IN rebuke of the vugarites Of the manifesto OF
the abolition against the Nebraska BILL forgotten
by those who heard and by those who have read IT,
The fearless from Illinois has always been among
the first TO anticipate the public feeling on great questions
His celebrated speech the Mexican war, in reply 10
Deano, the earliest elaborate effort in Congress on
the subject after the passage OF the act declaring that
existed" and 1t became the ie1tb book TO the demo
cratic party at or the character was his bold
and weliimed defiance OF the nfuraied local feeling a,
bis own home, in Chicago, when the aboliiioniss at.
tempted to crush him for his votes in favor Of the ug-
tive. slave law.
Such man, and those who are associated with him,
cannot fail to excite hostility in adverse and protesting
quarters The abolition press, however surpasses itself
in the violence and the fasehood OF It's denuneiaons
Led by the New York Tribune, and cbeered on by the
Garrsons. the Beeohes, the Hales and the Burlegbs
the crusade is marked by coarseness and brutality
from which every decen, reader recos with undssem-
bled disgust The Tribune goes far in its mad
a. to apply terms of personal eproach such eena.
Cass, Butler, Mason. Hunter, Thompson Stuart
Shields, Badger, Clayton, Benjamin, Slidell. Gwn,
Bright and other friends OF the Nebraska bilI-as if
statesmen like these, to support the constitution
distinguished for the proby Of their lives. and for their
pa'riocservcss TO their country should be called to ac-
count by the organ Of that desperate faction which can
no longer safely deny that il is ben, upon The destruction
OF the constitution.
But there s something in these reckless assaults upon
the bill OF Senator Douglas and upon those who supper,
It, from which an instructive moral may be drawn. That
cause cannot be wrong which arrays the whole abolition
party against it, and which rallies The same time the
hrst and the pues men Of both parties in ts favor That
cause cannospe wrong which arouses the bitter anmosi.
ties OF men who seek to obee all veneraton for the
Bible and all sacred relations of social life That cause
cannot be wrong which includes among It's opponent.
ihe bold, bad who blaspheme the glorious covenant.
OF the past. and ssnder the Ilnstous names that shine
upon our history not only examples to ourselves but
a. beacon lights TO the down-lroddeu throughout, the
world.
The daily union., 1854-02-21

solicitor Of tbs fifth Judicial circuit ofour State The Grim
ina code could not bo IN ssier hands While from his
pbanhfopc disposition, the innocent have nothing TO
lear, he Is Indeed a unto evil doeTs
Mo- only la the profession Of the and In the Senate
has Judge Strange been bn writer he has
oen been before the publio HIS slyls IL highly
1--WE, his taste, ehasened by Intimate acquaintance with
The approved aulhors Of the language OF every 10
classic and beautiful HIS eulosy upon Judge Castor can
not out affect the heart improve the ieenss and delight
the mind Of all who may have the pleasure 10 read it,
The daily union., 1854-02-21
Congress Monday.


SEaATE,--Ths Chair laid before the Senate report
from the Secretary OF the Treasury, in answer reso.
luton OF The Senate relation 10 the prices OF various
kinds of iron.
Numerous memorials and petitions were presented and
referred 10 their appropriate commiiees-those against
the passage OF the Nebraska bill being laid upon the
table.
Mr. Johnson introduced bill TO organize the Indian
country west OF Arkansas into three Territories.
The Nebraska bill was taken up, and MIR. Petit spoke
1t some length in favor sf the After
marks from MIR. Csss, Mr. Sumner obtained the floor
Tor Tomorrow. AMI the Senate adjourned
u Housr or REpRrsENTArIyEs.--Mr Latham reported
extending the pre-empon privileges 10 California which
was read a third lime and passed. On motion of Mr.
Richardson, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of he
week alter next SET apart for the consideration Of
local business in relation 10 organized Territories. The
House went into committee the homestead bill Mr.
duties defending the President from the charge of hay
ing recommended their mpost on domestic commerce,
and showing that the object of the President was simply
to secure the adoption OF the efficient plan for se
curing the Improvement of the rivers and harbors and
leaving il 10 the wisdom OF Congress devise the best
plan. MIR. Ewing then addressed the committee, show
ing that Mr.. Clay not the originator of the Mis-
sour Comprcmss, had been stated aud in defence of
the institution of slavery. Mr. James C. Allen of H.
lnois, obtained the ioor, when the committee rose and
the House adjourned.
The daily union., 1854-02-21

Tuck Wilson, Hale, Chase. Gddings, and Co., are
very busy II is true but is poor reasoning that there
must be mischief when they active, because they
always active when there is mischief II is not always
when abotlonsm is in full cry that the Union is hreat-
ened and the peace OF the country pered any more
than The corn crop is always in danger when the cfows
are croaking
The daily union., 1854-02-21

Il was the demands on the treasury every week, in
vented. not invested, as the types made say that re-
CURED millions TO satisfy them. We hope The greater
part OF them not likely very get into shape
for investment.
The daily union., 1854-02-21

SEAArE The Chair laid before the Senate report
from the Secretary Of the Treasury. in answer to reso
luton OF The Senate relation 10 the prices OF various
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
UNOSr.ki AND PROVISIONS
FOR TIE MILLION


TD PRESLEY has left on last saturday, the 22d inst,
k0s for ST Louis, purchase the largest stock that
brought to this place. He would re-
specially call the attention of his surrounding friends
and the public general that good opportunity for
those who wish to buy cheap every thing in his line
without running all over town to buy what they wan
please step i'll and examine prices and quapty. Also,
addition this, has just received this week llams
Eggs, Fresh Butter Cheese, Oy sters Sardnes, Lari
Flour, Extra and Supcrne, Corn Meal, and good many
other things too to mentions at The large brick
block, Third street. st. Paul.
Wholesale and retail Vt
CHAS. W. BORIP. rHAS oAKES
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
st. paul a0n'ts.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STCRE.
Low PriceS....EXceII GoOts

Low Prices--.-EXcellent Goods.
A New Clothing establishment has been opened in
N the store to Brewster &C., in Third street,
under the endance of j. Frey sadi, where may
be found every variety of Clothing, and
GentIemeHs' Furnishing Goods,
Consisting of Coats Vests, Hats Caps Gloves and Ho
sisry OF all descriptions; Cloths Cravats, Worsted and
silk Goods, CarpeBags and Satchcls socks, and every
varit ty of Understandings large and complete varl-
ely oi WINTER Goods, consisting OF every article that
Our customers desire either for elegance comfort.
hesitation i'll saving that sell goods lower
torded in this market
Country Merchants
nesirinG to purchase by the quantity, invited to
call We safely them that they will fad
WHOLESALE prices lower Il an these of any other
western market st. Louis not excepted. Remember.
OAK HALL. CLOTHING STORE,
Corner Sd and va. q ha SITS.
1854. NEW ARRANG GEMENTS. 1854
Fare roduced the ltli0tv Coach Line.
TWO DAILY STAGES BETWEEN
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY
n rAfINI. eacn rIace ~ OcIock n l., and i o.,
n clock, =. II. Coaches and teams will be nj the
Landing on the ar rival of Steamboats, Saint Paul
Also, daily line of stages between P..~i-
water, connecting with Il Sem-Weekly line from Still
Falls of ST. Croix; leaving Saltwater on Tucu
and Saturdays.
~ Fare between ST. Paul and saltwater, reduced to
one dollar.
Particular attention given to the accommodation Of
Pleasure Parties.
Relnenber ours are the ItAow Concord Coaches.
WILLOUGIDY POWERS
Saint Paul. A pril Is, 1854. 6-l-tf
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
MIMI ESOEAfsOI ARCH CHA PTELi

NTTTS on the second Ue3aes!av evening IN each
month. n | : o'cioc5 at MASONIC HALL, 81. Az
ll!oiy street. tutir:uiuI- from other th4u'erS III
GOOD sta.ug, are rt- YtctlG> invited tu meet with Ms
~ Paul. l--l. 4. J. MORGAN. Soy.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
SAW MILL.

saw MIfI.
VeNIE Subscribers having leased and Thoroughly re-
Il paired the Saw Mill on the kennlNinck KNOW" IL
CoNcs MILL prepared to furnish Luibtr oi any
description at the shortest notice.
SHINGLEs, LArH and PICKErs, always on mana.
Custom Saving done the most rea>onahe terms.
These IN want of Lumber for huding fencing phr-
poses, VIII find il to their call be
fore + chasing elsewhere. Asa =. MANNING,
ISAAC \. HOLDEN.
Prescott, Dec. l, 1853, 3J.y.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
st. 3laut GGo'sa'
TIME! TIME.I IINiE.

4 y II
" FCN EEiE. Watch Manufacturer Working
JcWtler and Dentist, Woud rcspec tiullN inform
The inhabitants Of st Paul, that he has opened stor,
On 81 Anthony Street III the building opposite TIE
Rice House, doors from Robip>enS old stand with
assortment OF tloCHS, SpeCtacle> of all ages Bach
and Side Combs in great variety, bosom pins. goggles
chimney ornaments steel be ads and tassr, lars work
bags, chldrr, teethng rings, flutes, dice and boxes.
and a variety of other Articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches.
Of the most complex and delicate Workmanship,
fully repaired.
Caltyraia G0d Rings ,7a9e % order Engrarias
ncady creculted.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED, SCALED & PLUGGED.
u. F., from his long experience in some of the first
shops in England, Gdters himself that he shall able
to give satisfaction to all who favor him with theta
work. His motto is Punctua!i;y, Dispatch and Modcr
charges.
St. Paul, March 2ist, 1913. 49-y
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
st. 35duI 1Ou'to.
snt'NEsGTp v

s G. ". HlDDIE, late OF Pitsburg, Pa,
k-s-sS- has permanently located i'll Saint Paul.
u Nfty~,~.-a Fourteen years close application to his
-1Ib profession, together with large and
beautiful assortment Of plain and gum teeth enable Inn
insert from to cEtirc uI teeth by atmo piicTC
pressure with beautiful representation oi the natural
gum, restoring the mouth 10 its natural shape.
Diseased tetth permanently saved by plugging; useless
ecih extracted with little pain possible. Teeth
q, lased and d.~eiscd gums restored TO health.
q lice Hi8 residence VI tiu street., between Saint
Peters and Market.
No IS wanted unless prepared +oray before
le wing the Office. Muie-y l"aIi> cIy iorL.dS presenting
ul.s. Oliccc hours Nm. IL = r.M.
.iulN - .tNtL. G. Y. EInIIE.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
i1ressott, llGtseoUol,l.

4. &. MORTON.
Prescott Uis.--c0r. BYoadtray aid hfrnkin3cf SfF
WzAS on hand and for SALE at moderate advance ON
cost a general assortment of
Dgy GOODS, GROCERIES IND PROFESSIONS.
Also. "A large supply of REAnH-N>nE tL"1H'NG
HEAVY Wooden BLANKETS, booTS ana SHOES hea>E
FL ,yyEIs over and nder SHIRTS 49,
salt Pork, Maokerel, White Fish, %c--ShhslTr'
Lumber iath, &c besides every ether aftlcie "s'''iS
found in IL Grocery and Dry Goods store.
Call and o. =,
Dec Il. 1853. H'-fN'
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
CUA>iBIIN ~ MORGAN.

vi.
A WARE that 'huInbug' is the order of the
N DAY in St. Paul AT present, disciaim any IN
enton impose upon the public IN Announcing that
they are ong their present stock Of staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats Caps Boots and shoes,
&C. greatly reduced prices. preparatory TO the open
ing al tine spring Campaign"
With AN assortment yet nhroken, they can supply
the of the public, for goods in their line and
are determined 20 ''iet them slide"
They viii offer inducemen, to merchants wishing 10
replcish their stock they nendio devote particular
attention o the .Iuhbing Department.. .
Call their Store on Third street, between h"oei
and Jack kson streets, and be convinced. u
f-b i2-tf y. ~ w. -
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And tho Latest EaShiOnS

MFRS. NJ l. STOAKES, st. Anihonyst, ST. Par', has
WI just returned from the City of New York, with
stock of Millinery ware, very much superior TO any
goods her department of trade, ever offered in the
Territory. To her usual stock. she has added Gloves,
Mnts, Needles, Pins Tapes, and many other new ari-
ces. She has also taken great pains to obtain the fash
of this and the winter seasons; all OF which she
will be happy to show to such rs call oCt2l -21-tf.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
SAINT PAUL LODGE, NO.2.
MINNEsOYA ENCANPMENT, Sc. ]
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.


OF. PAUL DIVISION, 80. l. $. Of T. meet every Ir
y day evening, al Ilrl -:ANga H.It.
ma. I.,l,f N.BARHOTR, r. :.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28

P9 MARVIN is truly grateful to the inhabitants
EQs Of IT. Paul and the whole Territory, for the
proa ~ and very liberal support which they have award
ed to tl, above n.crH From the first, has been
his ambition do business, which being exclusively
for China, Glass and Queens should meet the de-
-, ,r,S of the public i'll that line fully than mix
e! business could DO.
r. NJ can sell as cheap, and fill orders well
any house this side of 81 Louis; he has heavy
and not the high price Of freight, and
the of CruCkPrN the
the closing the English manufactures, he Is deter
mined To sell at his former low prices Cal! and
see nv stock of Gil; Band, " bite and iu>tre China.
C!a>--NrHrP, Iron Stone China,
Iutnhlcr>. Mu.bcrrN Ware,
do Pressed, Blue Ware.
Fruit Bowls, Granite Ware,
SSrap Cans, T. Ware,
etc etc.
ST. Paui. " igfypft CrocEtry Store.
- pr, 8 l.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
VOL. l..
DAILY PIONEER.

NINHi--oTA rIl,Y WIN PAY
EARLE, s. GOODRICH & Co,
Pioneer Buili,s Benc! street, near junction with Third
DAILY I'lOAkhR. Sl.r DOLLlES fER AANtA
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
Between the Rice and American Houses.
cROYFT.AND GARDEN AND NURSERY

i
acay House.
y.HiiE subscriber, would invite the attention of those
q who wish fruit this fall or the
sing spring, to their stock Of trees that have been
grow this Territory from one to three Years. In
with the scott Nursery, Davenport, Iowa.
ii.ey preParet IN all orders for either standard
he required for this climate, together with Currnt>
GoOscberrics Grape Vines, &c. Also, any hiGn i'll the
ornamental line such Roses DahliaS. rhioNes, and
the various kinds OF Towering plants usually kept i'll
such = tabli shmCnt.
Orders are respectfully solicited from those who wish
set ont lruit trees cabesl their grounds. As
have not sufficient quantity hand to supply the
demand. hope to receive orders EARLY THIS TALI
make up the deficiency at the nursery at Dav
cnp0It where expect to spend the winter. Orders
may addressed LETT at the store of Mr. J. E
Fullerton, - Paul. l.. VI. FORD d co.
s;i Paul, Oct. i3.-tf.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
Have you good Understanding

MARVIN. invites the public to examine tht
<s >fock of materials in hi> lnc that has
been seen the Territory. He challenges either side Of
the Atlantic produce better quality of French Cali
skins. specially adapted for the winter season.
ON hand, also. Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
gat,rs. Also, Gontiemes cali and Nip Boots, the best
that can be made. You know The stand-iird street,
i tnitrt> street.
Si;utraul. November, ISL. 81
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
NCV'AlLTTt'EFNSt7 RANCE CONlPANl
OF NEW YORK.
OrrIcr III, Bro >Dsylv, TRINITY BUILDING.
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRUARY l, 1888
S2,OI0,770 64.


Stability Security, y,-Pcrpci"i'y!
This Company has established Itself on such
firm basis, that it Offer TO those desiring an ILL.,
ve>tln.t their lives that greatest OF all desiacftt >
i'll life in r.cc, VIZ: fail and perfect security lis his
tory i almost, il not quite without "A parallel ton'
IututinG 1T February i-l3, 90 years ago without
dollar Of capital except its receipts for prviIish II has
cash capital which is invested III Bond,
lud NuT.t4s Real Eeiate. principally Ill the cities
Of New YORK and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaned thereon of over 2oOo,"o0 It, receipts Tor pre-
Inus during the past five have been nearly 81
2urGon an. for interest investment over S53O,ouo
i has paid police, terminated by death during the
md sufficient Ia rt-n-ure all standing po'rs)
50 the first live years and 3} - per 't
The last i've the amount of premiums pad, beng an
average r - II per cent per amum tor ten years
These dividends added to the policy at thtr IcFrf-
sInnary value. pay able death with the amount i>if-
ed. he applied the reduction OF iHture pftl-
uin> the option Of the insured. The business {" iie
Company Is conducted strictly on the cash pi;i-ho
credils.l!d il is believed to hold ont greaer induce
ncrts than any other company. whatever.
It, OF premium are - low ~ those OF any g'o'
Office and are believed he lower than some VINO pro-
(ess 10 insure FROM = 20 80 per cent less. .
FREDERICK ;. WINSTON, fIest.
Isaac ABBOTT, Sec'y.
Charles GIL, Actuary.
JVSTi,S l. MCCARTHY, Agent.
Tnos. r. Porrs, NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
-
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
NI\TEi. AND SPRING ARRIVAL.
TIE. WORLDS FAIR

IL assortment OF
PRINTS, DcLA!NES, CASIIMERES,
.EcriA0s, GiOres, Hosiery,
It'O0ien GOOdS,
N>lip collars and U,icr>,ccve>, Velvet Ribbons, etc.
These Goods tu1ethcr with the remainder of Fall and
winter stock of FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats end caps. Boots and Shoes, carpetng, Yankee
Notions. &C., viii be sold small advance over
Eastern cost, preparatory to starting for spring
stock. ElWA ARD HEENAN,
IA Worlds Fair store. cor, 81! and Roberts.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
REMOVAL,

tsEHEot AL.
AA) ". -. COMES has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand, where he would
be pleased all his friends; feeling assured that he
can now Sut them III every tLlu9 i'll has line. My new
ElndS EavH arrived: among which can be found
600 Rolls Wall Paper, Window Curtains,
bordering and Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications. Uncle Toms Cabin.
and key to same.
Blank Books in all varieties, Stationery Of every des
Criptiun and of the best quality. Fancy Goods to nu
meruU> mentioM; but call in, it is trouble to
Ms nt
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
MARSHALL Il co.
L[rII IIIlI 4 ANI u ~


ARE now receiving large and full stock Of Iron
IA Steel and Srndrics. They respectfully solicit tn
pat ronage of Blacksmit :, Pluw Makers, and Othe
Manufacturers giving assurance that their stock Is of tn
quality. and i'll lac SOLD the lowest living prices
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28

NORiis-NS rs f,:s = f.At'R sG%s co.
Conaerfing It Gaicla tnNt II" Anrican ErpTeSs Go.
NOR the spe3dy and safe trans purtatium Of light
4 and valuable Guud>, Packages, Bank Notes, Spe
Gle: collection and pa! mcnt q Notes, Drafts Es, Ac
counts, Ac
To and ali parts Of the Union, CANADA and the
Continent of ECRoP".
Lost jootS, Baggage &C. looked M ard orwarGed to
ovuers and all business USUALLY done by express at
tended to with prom ptncSs and des prtrh.
Messengers will be despatched during the close OF
navigation from 81. Paul and Gaena every alternate
NoEGay. j. y. DUhBANh 20.
Prun
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28

~
FEW respectable hoarderS will find n comfortable
IA home AT moderate charges, i'll of the most
tral parts of the city. L. HOWE.
Mankato City, June ?, lS53-.-iv.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28

RI AND PROVISION STORE.
TIE RICE Hot -. AGAIN IN MOTION!
VEylI.!.IS. LIVINGSTON n co, have just received
& from the East and SOUTH large and general a>t
sortinent of Groceries and Provisions consisting
of the following:
25 hogshet,ls No g clarified Sugar.
% Crushed and Powdered -
DO hbS. Mola>>cs and syrup.
So boxes Cheese W. Il.
drums Goldfish.
l. hh.s. Nackerel.
2D chests Teas, assorted
30 boxes Soap.
% kenS Tobacco, assorted.
casks Dried Beef.
Hams ind Shoulders
10 Clear sides.
ln0 hb,s. Mess Pork.
100 kegs Pigs Feet
10 bags Coffee.
50 boxes candles Star and Tal!0v.
All those wishing purchase fresh goods. and at i1
rr;cc, will please give call, aS our stock Will ne
constantly rcpleni-hei during the season.
=, i.,,i A min DIST l-54 2-tf
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-07-28
~. ~. L'NT--T'. '"T|N ,. HI--.'TI'itV'
=, w. SIMPSON & co..

WHOLESALE GEOiERS T. J'}I'H IHitN i';'' ~ and
COlINtSSluN MfH,iItNi~. l,uor l">-.. -. I..ul
VI nn,,ota. Adrai.coi ln,,.e on Con i-llnrlt~.
: Paul. June 9th. l~@t. GU