The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-20

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Mr.. Rice gets through with his approaching
b,il1iaalt Congressional career, we will again
ask you-if we have the fortune to live
How DO You FEEL aas ef'a = fEze
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1851 Is Ohio and Pennsylvania.
We are inclined to think that Ohio has
done |" tie clean thing and elected Chase
Governor by handsome majority. We are
not, however, quite ready to crow. ~
The returns from Pennsylvania are meagre
and uncertain. She had only Canal Com
missioner to elect on the State ticket, and
her anti-Nebraska voters were scattered.
Three Cheers for the winona Dis,rict-Parson
Elder Hamilton Relieved from Political
Cares! ,i.'st 8
A friend at Winona sends US the following
under date of the 18th. We would advise
our good friend, Elder Hamilton, hereafter
to stick to his legitimate profession and not
again attempt ito play on harp of thOu-i
sand strings" a.s5 a.s.4
eBelow is the vote of Wabashaw and WI
mona COMMITTEES, SO far as. heard from, and
there is but one precinct Gin which there are
dozen or fifteen voters) to hear
from: -i cS ksa 98 44d# Na@
For Delegate. Marshall 231; Rice, l49;
Olmsted, Sc. ''''l $ q "
For CounciQor.--Balcombc, (Republican)
295; Hamilton, (Dem. l59. IA le aazssa
For Representatives. Buck, (Rep.) 261;
Kirk9sr. lRep,ls 228 i MpliEep, Dem. J
205; Brown, JDsm. 20.
You will observe that the Republican 10
cal ticket is elected. Winona County did
not do as we'll as the friends of Mr.. Mar
shall expected. Many Republicans staid at
home, while all the Rice men were outn
,s 9aai --latest from Ohio. ~ a.
- CrNcISNArI, Oct. TO-
Chase, Republican, is elected Governor of
Ohio by 5000 majority. The democrats
concede his election.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.
Election returns from 81 counties, give
Chase nearly l0,O00 majority, 81 to be heard
from. s 81 ~ ~
FILLMORE County. = Mr.. Edwards, of
Chatfcld, is in town, and informs us that
Fillmore has elected w. j. Howell, (Rep.
to the Council, and Gere and Hall (Rice) to
the House by small majorities.
z rhn sc
on paper as by word of mouth-indulges in
some very windy and wordy letters on the
capture of SebastopOl, which, he now thinks
does not amount to much. If Kossuth had
been tenth part as good soldier as rheto-
rician- Hungary, doubtless, would have yet
been power.
But it is of no use for Kossuth, or for any
other writer, to try to convince the world,
that the now complete possession, which the
Allies have of the Black Sea,-with the des-
truction of the Russian feet not of very
high Importance not only to the Allies, but
to the whole commercial world, in opening
that sea and its surroundings to the COM
merce of that world To subdue Russia is
impossible, but in clipping and humiliating
her, the Allies are very successful.-New
York Express. 90
FOREIGN NEws-The Canada is in, but
the news is not of sufficient interest to JUST
fy us in displacing important local matter. II
MOWER COUNTY elects Covill, (Tndepend-
ent) to the House, and gives her entire vote
to G.. w. Thompson for the Council. Good
for Mower!
E3 Every thing at present, says the
Railway Times, indicates asprosperous con-
dition of the American iron trade. Our pig
iron is now IN far better repute and demand
than it has been for a long time, and by the
attention of the manufacturers it has been so
improved as to possess all the valuable quail
ties of the Scotch pig
THE HoRNs.-At st. Louis, last week, a
committee Of steamboat men presented Capt,
S. Catterlin, of the steamer Southerner, with
pair of Horns, for having made, with his
boat, the fastest time On record between
Louisville and that port-39 hours and IS
SERIOUS Loss.-The farmers in Northern
Iowa and in parts of Wisconsin have met
with severe losses from the late rains, which
have wet and destroyed large quantities Ct
grain in the sack. TIE damage froa this
cause in Dodge County, Wis, alone, is est
mated at 800, 1000.
SETTER EbEcTED.-Ehe Official returns Of
the Saltwater Council District elect II. n.
Setter by i've majority,