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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
Political NeWs.

JcnS Vas buren, is a candidate Tor L. :
Senator. in New York in place OF HAuuroN
FISH, whose Term of Office expires the i,h
Of March, 1851. Jous il favorite with Soft
Faction, in New York. and his election would
mol at all surprise Us.
TuE Convention Of the know Nothing marty
in Virginia. held at Iynchburg, adjourned Il
nally on Saturday the 10Th ult Resolutions
were passed fully endorsing the Philadelphia
platform. AMI especially that portion of it in
relation t" slavery. They also recommend Al
opcu organization, and that the nomination of
a candidate lor the Presidency be postponed
10 period not later than the first ofJune.
TnE general fusion and confusion Of parties
drew from the Tribune the following hit at ia
oil chnm. Fam. DOUGLAS:
The only ticket now remaining INFUSED u
the Liberty or Gerrit Smith. headed bv Fred
Douglas; hut as Fred. himself il the result Of
insion OF diverse races, We can hardly con
slider That an exception,
a CORRESPONDENT Of the Baltimore Sun
says:
This day six weeks the first session of the
Ihlriy-'ourih Congress Of the United States
will commence. and already the welLlichteL
rooms Of the government Offices, until late
hopr at night, indicate the busy note of prepa
ra'ion-the clerks compiling materials Tor
lucid reports from the heads Of departments to
the national legislature
TnE refusal Of Hoo. re-. WIyrHaop TO Join
in tie Republican movement, has caused grea,
excitement in Massachusetts,. anil has done
much to weaken that party The Republicans
and X rs We think, will BE- Debated by
union Of National Wings anil Democrat
Cuosr WINTHROP, WaLLs,. ErRRErr. and a
host Of other Old Wings, have come out in
opposition 10 the disunion loctripa Of the an
called Republicans.
THs Trbune advocates the holding ii the
Republican Nai'oaoi Convention, on the 18th
" July newt. Sailenai "--w what a prneiitn-
ti"n II the worl
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

\ Sr,NrEpk ~ Iapns Al Boulogne
during thu rcecption oi her Majesty, u uumhe'
al English huIl,., IN their ANXIETY To see every
thing pressed with 81 much kw,c against III,
soldiers who wcm keeping the line, that tn,
latter wcr. in some iirstanes, oblig,d To- Civ,
way, anal grmrally were to u-e thu expression
81 our poh"mn I" imp,ksl in the execution
ot tlrir duty The oifrr in Command. M
i,cing the state Il Affairs shouted mt: "OR
r"ll of the drum; than IL they don't keep back
kiss them all, At the first sound frnm III,
parchment thu English ladss took io flight -
u they had iscn Frnch." saysa Partisan
journalist they would have cmaiue,i To a
woman
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
n,,,- The ladies' dress in ,.r,ula,J eo,.i,

b,e The ladies' dress in tin'nlaud consists
Of u seal skin stocking with the fur next to thu
foot Of snch length "a IL rT,ch above thu
knee Over these il drawn pair Of seal skin
boots. with the fur outside 50 that the boot j.
IN truth u .gl skin II double thickness, with
the fur outsidr and inside too. The Tantaloons
ARE Of aeal skin, something III thu form of old
fashioned knee hrccbcs. 4 jacket Of seal skin,
fur inside fit closely "a the body The outer
hahilimni IL a loorc jarah Of calico. Around
the neck is ruff Of dogs fur but underneath
this, is white or black handkerchief, tied snug
Ia the Eck The dress, when ornamentel. i,
quite "A Handsome one rs Il Is thu lsrt Of the
Bloomer style.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
Csne'pendeaee Of The Jssrual Of Commerce.

WASHINGTON. Oct 18th.
late accounts from Kansas 90 TO confirm the
gemrally received opinion, that Kansas. will
psseDt herself as free State. Some my
friends who haw held contrary opinion ha,c
now admitted this to be the probability Tn.
late Legislature promoted the objects, by pas
ing the act requiring each voter to pay dollar
prior to voting The New England Emeranl
Aid Association, according 10 their recent cN
PLANTATION, had in view no objects that were IN
consistent with the fire action Of the sovereign
squauers on political subjects and this is AL
mittej by some Of the Missouri papers. Tn,
Kansas excitement, 80 far u il was used as a
mean, Of national agitation. has run out, az all
such excitements will do; AMI ] have 10 idea
that il can produce much exaslsraton in Con
gr,~s al the ensuing ssssiOn. In relation 10 the
contest for scat between Rcc,l,r and Whitfield
il cannot ohstiuci the organization Of the llouss.
a. did the New jersey case fr though this l.
broad seal ease, yet il j. Of delegate, and no
members. II will, after the organization b. r..
f'rrrl 10 the Committee on Elections, To take
its regular coursc
Their il ALREADY some speculation. hut no or
ganization on this subject No one Of the s,>
eral parties or factions in the Hous., viii have
a majority and therefore, there will IT. room
for new combinations. without which no Speak
or could he chosen. On the Democratic Admin
istr,iion side, Howell Cobb, Of s. g., and Orr.
Of Illinois, are named as the prominent eanli
dates. but the democratic members elect who
have recently been here, say their party have III
hope and scarcely n desire, TO assume the organ,
ization Of such a House Still, they must vote.
anil will settle the question. making cloic,'
Of evils that may b. presented.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

10 advance true civilization than tlp,e Win, cx-
hibt their heroism I'm the battle iicki
'rcsidsn, j q. Ibcvar, with Dewitt 4 la
v.Bp0rt.
Vice Pr'~i,knt-L CLARK bye, with Long
A Bro.
5ccretary--iI T. Whohr, with IIarIsr a
Bro
Treasurer james Miller. with 4 e. Francis
a Go.
Librarian Rolsrt UrtotL with orton *
Mullignn. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

The mon Of this afternoon publisl,e,l a bet
Ter from Jno. Van Buren, in reply To its strict
ur~ upon his slorh at Oswcgo. lie prsslicte,l
that the Few York Son Shell ticket will b.
elected by fifty thousand plurality, and askc,
the Union whether i, desires 10 see that ticket
elected or defeated. The Union replies in
views Of Mr. Van Bunen's declaration that all
the candidates on that ticket except two wcr
openly and warmly the advocates of Martin
Van BURN in 1873, and that il Is therefore
matter Of Indifference 50 Ear az the interests al
the Democratic party Is concerned whether the
ticket -ucce~l- or not
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
NEW Yogs. Oct ..

The correspondent Of the Tribune at Truxillo.
Honduras, states that several severe shocks Of
earthquake were felt at that place, commencing
sept. 18th. There were twenty dstnc,
shock within forty hours. Every brick build
ing in the town was more or less injured
\ despatch from W Washington. in the Tribune.
says the yellow Ever has broken out air,~h in
Montgomery, Alabama.
The steamship Hermann. from Bremen. ar
rived at 10 o'clock. She brings nearly 300
passengers, among whom were Mr.. Thompson.
bearer OF dispatches from the American Lga
ton nj London and Baron Won Gerelot, Prus
sian Minister to the L. Strt,s. H. B. Spencer.
Helgian charge To the u. = The Hermann
spoke the steamer Pacific on the 22d
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
----,An tsssral hsk.a sss.ts
p,a '"lalN iaras,h eftA the Rssus<s Table.
The Norfolk tval News says

lew days ago thu nur;ials wcr, celebrated
between widow aud wiiowcr the husband
OF the former having been drad Jus, two weeks
and the wife of the latter jus, ave weeks
Doubtless the necessities Of the bcravoi tAm-
lilies rendcrcl such union not only entirely
proper but highly prai~worthy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

"ryt>d NM rHr NV, TN IiaSiLsy eve
n,ng during tbs play ID iiamLi, a, PhdniN
HAL, tn neNs Il lhe fall anil ,lstncinn at
>chast4-4 arrived. Just a. Taylr. a. Hanks
wa in hi- ,sa,h ~e,e excGainnng-
q. lie, Herato.
IL To'sa' psia. gate o'srsve. m spsfI
ClRnof nFg =. seu tas rem FAxtaAf
\ iTigui Il ths ailp- immediately rid CIT
Die asay. oh filow seta,topd Is ,ak'n
PC'fr,i,rg va ETprrs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Tho editor Of the Rochester Den,ocrnt has
discovered u Wrinkle for sportsIgn. II is Ia
destroy i,a4 on dog, and keep them away from
him forever ai,crward. The operation IL sim
pie soak the dog in eamphc'~ for FIVE minut'~
npsl then St fire Ia hun"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

pA- Judge Thos CtngInaa, q; Carrot
County, Missouri, was numbered on the 9th
inst; in field by a slave The aeighbors
assembled, seIEei the murder aad lynchei
him
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Mis-" aid a eonSii"i coScmDb, " eau !
have the exquisite pleasure of rolling the wheel
II conversation sround this axh.tree of your uB
Outstanding tn Few minutes this evening -
She tainted
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

The New York Picayne thinks il sing,l
hr coincidence" that whn rogue deserves
hanging he 40 often asks for thu suspension d
public opinion instead
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
Al, ss,ss Of paragraph.

Jberr wis an insurance On tIs If 81 the
late Abbott IAwnpce ~ the amount Of $40.
900 by his viii this IL kn Ia his widow
A handsome sum
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

A phrie'al phsling lhunily IhIguratiye, phnr-
niabes The phoIlowing
"tiy iiunnte testers iiuitnoasly ttiiyipg
iIrn itr~se- icibly tba,ie aty 4mi,iable lcg.
crs lining tagging icss."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

The London Dio,eDr thinks the most diif'
cult achievement in domestic geometry, consists
in Keeping the circle u our acquaintance
square.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

REcyIrTs ~ THE Fam About $4,000 was
expended fm admission 10 the Fair GroaDda on
"Wednesday. Yesterday thu receipts were much
larger,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

The sale of public lands. IN tho He'd Wing
district, which commenced on the 9Th uliiIno,
was well attended, by persons not only from
~ Paul, aud other points IN the Territory hut
by visitors from the east, seeking opportnni-
ties for Investment A nj the sale at Mime
npos. the rights Of settlers, who had not the
opportunity Of prc.empting their lands were
scrupulonsly regarded The highest price paid
for land We ara informed, was $3.50 per acre,
- the nvcsage being about $3.50 per acre -
The greater portion Of the land, put up for
sale by the las, proclamation Of the President.
was disposed Of up 10 the 26ih 81 October;
$4,000 had been received at the land office
for prc-emptoon alone, nearly all Of which was
for land IN the townships advertised for talc.
We clip the following items in regard 10 Red
Wing, from the Ssni,nd
Red Wing has increased IN population. dur
ing the year 1853. aver eight hundred. lta
trade extends to the Iowa line on the south
and embraces Steele county IN the West, and
II has M competing town Tor seventy miles he
low II on thu Mississippi The soil OF the
country thus tributary to II * the richest IN
Minnesota, AMI II has received daring the past
year, in increase OF from 10000 Ia l5,OOU 81
u popuat,uii all al which must make Red
Wrg their trading nnd shipping point on the
river
TO give AN IDEA Of what We have been doing
~ Southern Minnesota the editor Of this pa
per. IN u recent trip Ia Olmsted. Dodge, and
the southern part oit.oodauc counties, was nj
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

delaware will never yield an inrh 10 New
jersey" said u patriotic i'elawarean wh'u the
Pea Patch case was bcing tried III she did, ="
replied Jersey blue, 4hc would l"ae half hrr
territory"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

4 doctor @lyerti-s ~ a country paper, that
" wh@yer a~~ the Vegetable compound I nj
ycrsal Anti l'urging. Aromatic Pills. once, will
not have cause to us il~m again" We rather
think they won't
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

A merchant not over convcrsaDt with ge0y
rnphy. on hearing that our u his ships was IL
jeopardy, exclaimed. Jeopardy jeopardy. where
w the thnnl,rs that -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

An Engiirh psper thinks il is the first duty
of i~totssrr 10 GIT thu duty m from lea totally
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
The SOlvemcy Of Insurance Companies

The recent allure OF thu Tontip Insurance,
Company, in New York, has had one good cf-
feet. II has directed public attention 10 tn,
number Of fraudulent insurance companies in
the country, aud the great danger which busi.
ness men undergo in making an insurance
they being az likely to secure policy from a
fraudulent company, without capital as basis
of operations. rs to obtain an insurance in an
honest company prepared 10 meet all loses.
Insurance companies in the United States are
very numerous, and forty par cent of them. it
Is estimated. ARE unable to pay a loss Of sl0,-
600. The stock Of ihesc companies IS a profit.
able investment To the geiters up Of them they
pay largr Dividends, and get along finely as
long ~ losses are of rnre occurrence, and Of
snlall SUMS But when heavy loss is expert.
eDccl. the gcIters up ri the company find il
far morc profitable 10 break up" than pay
their honest debts. The exposure Of the affair.
oi ia" Toniinc company IS fair specimen OF
the fraudulent operations Of these bogus nSur
ancc concerns. 1t was one y,,, swn,lle afford.
ing its operators while il lasted large profits
and enabled some thirty agents 10 earn good
liyings by granting policies. h aspr had one
cent d edptai
The New York Cou'e, ond Enquirer pub
liShos the following list OF Insurance Companies
in that STATE, which during - and - have
a .
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Coz, SAN. Co,r sen, Field Marshal Tells
sier pair Of his rrvovers, and rcliSsicr sends
the Colonel an autograph letter ,h,ukpg him
for the same =. -. -, :. =.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Tun BRirlsu GoysasaKSr have ma,lc large
purchases Of gutia percha koapsacss. MANN
featured by the American Gutta fsrcha Go
II broadway. New York,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

br,awnsn t,Srs. The Philadelphia Ird
g,r grows eloquent over the phn,ih, promise of
~ hll"ws l,ackwhat CAKES Tine buck.
wheat u,kc dinsrth from another IN glory. "
VT MT oH IN thousand Is made right Vet
III all things II Is thu easst "a conk II thu meal
u n1sh rightly To every thrs bushels Of
h"kShe"' add o@ 81 heavy oats, grind 'hc"
will ,a have cakes always light anal always
brown 10 say nothing II the great ,lig,~tihiliiy
.apd The tightening 81 spirits, which arr equal,
:'tcsm.. III who k~ls on hackwheai may H.
'p3Nr:si:i: cA,srvic. whiIc hr Of the oatmeal
win hnyr eShilara,ioa II brain and ccnientmsn,
'a 'IGa;':. $3.50.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Ges~ B"urcirault. the ,hrpirical manager il
New orhalis. AMI writer Of light con,,li,s. h,.
taken cui his "tirs, Naturalization papers. al
Philadelphia.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

umited states senate.

From time Ia time We linl in many Of our ~
changes statements in regard 10 the classified
ton III tho United States senate which are cnl
culai'd To mislad the public. Sahjoi"sl VI
give u correct lisi Of the members of that body
the elias to which they helonp, and the sacan
cics which have occun,l through default Of kg
lslaii,e action.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Mr.. ALpsRa,N SuioN">S Dew las h,n
elected lord Mayor of london by large ma
urity,
1000 tons OF American guupowdcr have been
shipped from New vork Tor the British IN the
trimca
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Das- \ wedding ~.sualy. came oil Ia Me'n'
phis. Tcno,, whM was ny ains,:' oscssfon 'h
which the bride bod bySa'raadi hrTs N wv.
rimony.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

The capital 81 the sixty eight stock compa
MES is about sl5,l56.0o0; bat as over enc
third Of them have not ts~n in operation ovci
two yearS. W. may sNpst that largc propor
ton of them std only the same test that Dis
solved the others Ia cypl,-ie them. We suppoa.
the nominal capital 81 all the New York Strk
Insurance COMPANIES, AMI the assets 81 ia,
other, reach s6O,0o0.O00 The risks taken ly
ths~c companies ar most enormouS They
have accncss in all snctions of the country. and
ihs receipts snr premiums arr sufficient In .us-
tain them Ill as g,--l AMI honest institutions
We think il would Ia both eXpsisni and
just 6r the cyt legislative Assembly 10 sls.
law which woud guari our citizns aeaires,
lossis from foreign bogus Insurance Companies.
Laws 1t this character are IN force in some II
the Eastern Stats, anal. We islcvr. have proved
t-w'icial A hN compiling all e,riga Ir,ur-
ance Companies In make s'mi animal statements
Of thu affairs of their companies properly n,
tested. Is III, mob w psr Ia II should he
u.a,e a miskusanor, Ia ISSUE policies anti ti.'
r-.ulaiio,t> 4 the law hal tsrn con,plssi with.
anal ,lr ,ia,suTn, of ,hs financial c,piiiioa IT
ia, companies Iahlrsh,i IN the places wls,rr
,le aciqrs-s ore r-.at,i >rch law WouA
drive away ircm us al o'nTanies II fra0,ia
lcnt character anal attract hhhcr IJsarapcs
Coal.snHs of anhaht.-i .olysRry
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Class Term c,ding March l. 1854,
Adams, Mississippi, Jones Tennessee.
l'ayard. Delaware, Mallory. Florida.
Bright, lndinnn, Mason, Virginia.
liralheal. rcnts,l,a n. Pratt. Maryl land
t'ass. Michigan lsnsk Texas.
l'@llp' Wisconsin, sumner. M,ueac, tis..tts
Fish, New York. Thomson, New Jerey.
Foot, Vermont Toaoy Connecticut.
Gcycr Missouri. Wade, Ohio
liamln Maine. Weller, California
james, iihsle island
,btss ,, Term ending March 4. 1850
Ai.o Rhsh' Island Hunter, Virginia
lhll T,pmsssc JONES, Iowa
benjamin, Louisiana. " ilson. Massachusetts,
brown, Mississippi Sebastian. Arkansas.
t'lay. Alabama. stuart. Michigan.
clayton. Delaware, Thompson. Kentucky.
Douglas Illinois loomla, Georgia,
Evans. =. Carolina, Wright, New Jers.y.
F,~ser~l,n Maine Iteti, North Carolina,
Houston, Texas, Hale. New Hampshire
Cav. 3 Tenn ending March 4. isGl
He'll, \ Hampshire, l,ctSon, Georgia
iggs, \ Carolina, Johnson, Arkansas
Ihthr. = Carolina. Pcaree. Maryland,
frittciakn X cbtacky, Fugh, Ohio.
tollamrr, Vermont, seward. New York.
purk.e. Wisconsin, Slni,ll Louisiana,
Foster, CONNECTICUT. Trumball. Illinois.
Harlan. Iowa. Nuhv. Florhh
There aw nov five vacancies IN the Srpatc
tbs terms II Messs Fitzpatrick Of Alabama
Alchlson If Missouri. rrttii 1t Indiana Cools,
II Pennsylvania, and Gwin Of California hav
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The n'minal capital of th,,.' several coula
mes reached ten or fiilySn millions In thu
course Of their brief eNistonoe. they had col
lectol possibly threc millions in premiums: set
tn first loSs in zach company cNpl,-le,l it, Ia
the City AMI state Of New York. thcf. are
oor hundred and thirty uinc Insurance tom
panies doing business They arr ,hvi,k,l Is
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-09-18

national men OF every party and sec;ion to avert
impending dangers which threaten our government
and people, and in especial manner our own
region OF the couniry.
As TO several particulars which vou report of
our conversation in Raleigh, about lIe practices
and worship Of the Romsh church in Spain, and
especially as to The statement rh,t manv or Ihar
any Profestanis, denied he right Of Christia
burial. being given over 10 the northumberland
as 10 h'' 'S0le Of d"lGencc>'' l! You rnran the
sale OF InduIgencrs praciic in aud before the.
hhle nt, The ReiosmaIOn, and not the worship OF
lhr virgin and the Cross, constants, found ia
PnhtIc places OF worship. and often in The pubic
"lflc@S and streets with inscriptions and pIucaris
attached, promising indulgence for sins Oh c"udi-
hoo oi prayer and payment of certain MONIES
win which every traveller in Spain and some
OTHER parts OF the Continent is lnmiliar-and as to
some other less important particulars lo which you
reier IN this part OF your letter. can only remark
that there are several discrepancies from what was
really SAID, and that YOU are evidently mistaken,
WITHOUT intending to be so, in several matters.
a'iude to 1t also for the purpose OF showing how
easy II Is TO make lnahveitnh! Mistakes in attempt
ing TO report casual conversation had in a cursory
manner and in the frnnkness OF social and friendly
intercourse. Deeming this portion of your letter
irrelevant to the main subject, aud that my reply
may not be too long, | on.It any further obscrva.
ton upon it.
As TO that portion Of your letter which refers 10
the publication of mine TO you OF The h o Julv
have to say, that my desire and EXPECTATION was
that If the sui jet alluded to again in 2rblic
the correction should be made by publishing all
and not merely part Of the l,tt"r-rhe in(c,cnceS
made by me well as the facts stated for
H:ihk tha beth were necessary TO the correction
rrq"cs"j and "A just understanding OF the matter
As, however, similar statement made in n,y
letter to Mr.. Ellis, Of July 23I, which has b en-
Pnbiished, do rot now deem the publication o:
The one t" y"u important. The copy of it, which
You supposed you had forwarded to me vas not
The same. but copy of my letter to YOU of the
20'h JHiy, r'questinG the publication Of that of Tie
6'h rs so"n as possible; OF which letter, h"weyer,
had retained copy when written.
As I" the settlement Of The Union Of July 2Sth,
charging vou with sunpr sing my l,ttrrs, &C.,
&c freely admit there was cause or complaint.
Aud as soon as | saw a noc" of ii in another
paper. (or did not the Union .i'scIG) <enr
a note, dated JuIy 30th, to The Editors of that
paper, of which enclose copy. Whelher it has
appeared or not in that paper. do not now-bur
presume nof, from your lcter-Rn therefore
VIII again, at once, forward copy with request
ihat II he published, that the offensive portion Of
the statement be corr. ctcd
remain, very truly and respectfully YOURS,
d. NJ. BARRINGER.
Hon. hENNETH RAYNER, .
iuh