The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22

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Lea hiesaing alone"
A wandering band is playing this dear
old melody under the street lamps aud the sigh
Of the nright wind joins in the saddeniny mel.
ody II reminds us sorrowfally Of the brigh,
summer that has past. and OF the winter blast
that is now winging its way 10 our hearihs,--
The bright lamps and cheerful fires shed a
more grateful light over the Fiftb Avenue par
lor around the corner, but the sweet music
sinks sadly into the b. arts Of the homeless
wanderer In the lcaf,ess park. May j, bring
its blessings to both--the blessing Of graft
tudc to the prosperous, and Of patience and
prayer to the needy. Before the winter is
gone. the chance and change OF trade and war.
may bring many, even on our own side Of the
great waters, TO the prayers Of which they
think not now.
The news from Europe has come fast and
and frequent during the last fortnight. o0e day
bringing its panic, aud the next its rally
Caution has guided our course however, and
the general feeling Seams to be that our coun-
try cannot be affected materially by the re-
verses Of Europe. In few years we shall be
still less sensitive TO the revcrscs Of London
and Paris Exchange. The star Of Financial
Empire will before long take its position 10
Wall street. and Us great central influence will
move both Europe and Asia. Even now,
every popular movement, which in the rcmotest
degree can affect foreign governments, throws
the monarchies of the old world into trtn-
BILE. The movements in Nicaragua and the
patriotism Of q Ew Irishmen, wakes up the
British Lion into paroxysm Of naval activity
in the West India waters. England and
France are evidently throwing q shoep eye
upon Brother Jonathan.
New York is like great joker, always get
ting of something new aud startling, either
serious or comic The latcs, effort is the
great Know Nothing victory. or rather,
Democratic defeat. Just rs Sam was about
to be buried, up he rises in New York, wide
awake. The wonder is. not how he managed
to whip his opponents. but how he could sue
coed in getting them and keeping them At log.
gerheaas But the future Office holders are yet
in the ballot box-and that womb ofauthor-
ity Is now silently waited upon by the paier-
nal majority. God bless what Is to be brought
forth
The town Is stiller There is more noise on
the blacksmiths anvil and the shoemaker lap
stone more chatter upon the timers vice and
the coppersmiths rivet,-but the towns heuf
beats less audibly today, aud its pulse less
feyerishly and wildly. The political bully is
looking round. unwillingly but peacefully, for
work The great council orators vocation Is
gone. The workingman will give less Of his
evening to the bar room and caucus. Wives
rejoice and children are glad
"A to individuals, the immediate tumult
and recoil of politics seems only evil and VIC
lence hut we believe the country ut large,
is benefited by the bringing Of these bad bu-
mors to the surface We are sure, at least,
that we SIZE al there Is, in our own body poll
tic, that is dangerous. There is evil DISPOSE
ton. antagonism, discomfort, craving for OK
citemcnt, energy, ambition, bungering every
one for field Of action Where better could
they break on, than in politics;
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returns to peace, industry and prosperity
Lying and caumny stand no more behind tho
editors chair Literature and commerce in
stead, look promptingly over his shoulder --
The Republic has Sc, up its masters. and is
content to be governed while it prospers.
There is one feature Of the olden contest which
scems to have been absent from this election.
We refer To practice Of hsr'ne. This ia re-
! form indeed
Now for amusemen,s, cries the excitement
/ lover. The Rayels have returned 10 the city
I and with them some new artists. Mere dan
seuses. however. have failed to attract Amer.
can audiences and they must bc attended by
something Of more IL elect to be sucr,s'ful.
Rachel, too, is back again from BOSTON
She didn't take the rropolis Of modern Athens.
Her audiences at the Academy Of Muse, dur
| ing the last tew evenings. in New York. have
not been satisfactory, aud she Is about tot try
/ Niblo's. our "4r,s0rch, 4po6Wh' are
getting pretty well broke into 'mr Frrnch'
and she may do well this tine. -.
{ pAnl IINE Or CoAcHEs. We harn that
Mr. WALkER, the entrpri.ing stag proprietor,
intends putting daily lia N coarhe- IN ib'
route between this city AMI Dnbaqo" daring
the ensuing winter.
I What about DAILY NAL: In contract
A, present. calls FIR the dsiyery II bot a 'ri-
weekly mail, YET the busirr~. requirements d
IT. Paul and thc Territory, would render the
granting II additional mail aciliiies bat an act
Of iustice. We trust some movement Will b'
made here 20 .scond tho eNertions 81 DOR drie-
gate at the s.at Of government 10 @rcnTe rs a
daly mail during thu winter. The fact that the
III a1..-o,.,r utI y,1u IA daily Ian. 81 ctaft,s-