The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

ton in this Territory, says: GAS q show {
strength the victory was with the Republ
cans!" This will be news to the tsgrcs
Republican party" Of Minnesota. Afte
Thoroughly stamping the Territory-spendin
thousands of Misunderstanding publication
wherever they could find man to read Their
and resorting to all the tickery and pipe Law
| ing which the leaders deemed available. tn
''great Republican party" did not manage t
secure one-third tie votes pOlled in the Ter
ritory. A great victory, indeed !-Democ7u1
The Tribune is right. The Republicans Q
Minnesota are not morally defeated, as tim
will show. They have the best and mos
permanent organization ever put together il
Minnesota and it will stick together unit
the last remnant of Riccism and Pierccisn
and Douglasism and all other Doughface
sms are obliterated f.'oin this free land.
But the Democrat to talk of pipe laying
The party that imported Its hirclinss into
the Territory by steamboat loads, and had
men to vote on Lake Superior who make nc
pretensions of residing out of Wisconsin
Indians, also, were brought by that party to
the polls, in scores. and vosea! Pipe laying
Well, that's laughable
Bus1NEss.-The little "cold snap" VIC are
now having appears to have hurried the
fill business along, and people are all getting
ready for Writer. Our merchants are having
prosperous times-many of the principal
houses making daily sales of thrice the
amount of their original estimates. A lead
ing merchant informed us yesterday that at
least 100000 must have passed into the
hands of the mercantile community of St.
Paul this week. The stove trade and pro-
vision business lead off just now, but the
dry goods trade is also highly prosperous.
Up AND At THEM AcAIN.-We again have
the pleasure Of welcoming to our table the
Southern Minnesota Herald. Friend Ross
has succeeded in Kidding himself of the Land
Office rubbish-thoroughly and finally, and
now dcfiiles the position of tic Herald as
Republican " institution" Long
may it ware! The editor says in his last
number:
The Southern Minnesota Herald lives, and
is likely to enjoy comfortable old aye if
occurrences like the following multiply upon
our hands,. It is the work of more oppose
ton than single Administration, Pierce,
DoaglaS, Atchison and Stringfellow Land
Office clique to break our back completely.
1T can't be did"
"CALEDoNIA, Oct. IL.
Mr.. Ross-DEAR SIR: Your abandon
doment of the present Administration is en-
titled to the consideration of every lover of
freedom, and justly entities you and your
paper to the support of every opponent to
Slavery Extension. To encourage truth and
a just regard for our common country, here
enclose So for a years subscription to the
Herald.
OLIVER DUNBAR"
Had our friend, however, read the Herald
from the first of it's infantile existence, he
would know that we have never had any
for the present administration: e.g.
while we were gone to St. Paul (leaving the
editorial department of the Herald in charge
Of J. II. McKenny, ESQ., our quondam
friend took occasion to bid us off for one of
the offices then vacant at Washington; we
'epudiatcd the bid OH our return, and gave
Mr.. Mckenny the advantage Of it, at the
same time declaring ourselves Wing, and an
unsuitable incumbent of either of the Offices
named. And at another timo, when called
upon to publish notice Of democratic con-
vention and :Schaige the same to democracy"
we stated our views of the so-called Demcc
racy, which all who read must acknowledge
was not very flattering.
THE CAUSE IN NEW YoRK.-To show the
''set" of the popular current in New York,
it may be stated that euery Wing paper in the
State with a single exception) supports the
movement, and that the follow
ing papers, heretofore democratic or indepen-
dent,-have also run up the Republican, fag
The St. Lawrence Republican;
The st. Lawrence Democrat;
The Saratoga County Helper;
The Otsego County Democrat; 3.
The Olean (Cattaraugus county, Journal;
The lillian Herkimer county, Indepcnd-
ent;
The Cayuga County Chief;
The Fulton (Oswego county, Patriot;
The Chautauque County Democrat,
The Northern Essex county, Standard;
The Lewis County Republican,;
The Cobbleskill lSchoharie county, Jour
nal; -
The Oneida County Sachen. s
The LONDON TIMES ON King BoMBA.-
Tie Times winds up description of the
Neapolitan tyrant as follows:
"Let the meanest man in these kingdoms,
stepped though he may be in poverty even
to the afflicted by all the Affections that
can try humanity-all Jobs miseries upon
him without Jobs patience-fall down upon
his knees and thank God that he is not as
the King of Naples"
FRESH Oys1ERs.-Our neighbors of the N.
W. Express Company have already gone into
the Fresh Oyster trade for the season, as we
can fully bear witness by parcel of the same
now On the table before us. They wish it
understood that they will be able to supply
all demands in this line during all the months
of the yesf which have ali ! In their orthog-
raphy.
The CoUNc1L.-It appears by corrected
returns from Rice county, that Judge Dooley
(Rep.) is elected to the Council instead oil