The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-31
A Csntssss.

A contrast between tho avoved sentiments
Of the Black Republican leaders and presses
and the words of advice and warning which
have come down TO Us from tho founders Of the
Republic, exhibits most graphically tbs tres-
sonsbe tendency Of that sectional organization.
In the writings u WAsmxoros, Juvrrsos.
Of MADrsos. and others, We find the love Of the
Union inculcated o. the first duty Of every
American. WARRINGTON in that precious leg
acy To the American people. his farewell ID
dress. cnumerates M among II the caases which
may disturb Our Union" the efforts 81 design.
ing men who may eDdcsvor To excite bs-
lief that there !, real difference 81 local ntrr-
es,s AMI views" between different sections 81
the Confederacy. Tho insidious arts and mis-
representations OF thsse persons. thu immortal
patriot warns bis cosntrymen. 4" tend 10 render
alien to zach other thoss who ought To bs hound
together by frsternal affection"
Thus, We find WAsusoros urging US To be
ware Of tho avowal d tbosc sentiments which
now firm the basis Of every Black Republican
editorial and speech Hatred Of the South Is
preached from tho pulpit by casting hypo'
critics rs christian duty and Is urged from
tho stump and the press. with oil the ingenuity
and sophidry that reasonable minds are espa-
bic Of The tendency Of such conduct 10 well
known by ihoso who prsctioe il. Harh words
provoke harsh words; ~ feeling. evinced by
slanderous and iAlse charges, engenders hatred
in return. and. 1 a consequence, In the wild
heat Of party passion. No find men engaged Ia
pursning the very line 81 conduct which they
are assured by Washington, viii end in the
disruption Of tho coni~ierscy and civil war
Let US take - specimen, u sentence tbst
appeared in an article 10 the Daily Tina. oil
this city. fsw days since. Speaking Of the
sis-assv xgI..s.S,y ~ -e,&.~s. ,~ss.+ss --'.-
We maintain that tho agitation Of the sub
ject w,H not dissolve the Union. bst u il docs,
then lot the Union 70. Wa claim that the on.
ward march Of slavery should DO stopped. at all
hazards. even should the Union cfumble In the
eon1ict. but Of which We have little Tears"
We will not dignity the above feeble cbuli
ton Of ,rcasonable mind by placing It In con
,rut with tho noblc and patriotic words Of
wAsntsoros. While one breaches lore Of the
Union. under all circumstances. with the Wis
dom d . sage and tho sincerity Of = true ps
triot, the other. Bombsstus like. cries aloud fo'
civil war, and disunion. The difference between
the two 1, obvious II IL that which has eve,
existed betwcen the patriot and the traitor
the man OF action and the silly brasgar
Paeifie Rsiisesa-A Nessssrs Branch.
Tho correspondent oi the n Y. ikraid
writing from Washington on the 10th. states
tina, the House special Pacific Railroad Com
mi,tcc have agreed upon bill eleven members
concurrng. aud Gen. DrsvKn. the chairman.
will report IL as soon m possible Three roads
are provided for onc 10 be built north 81 the
forty fourth degree Of north latitude. by the
Northern Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co. ol
which Hon. ALKx. Raxssr. u ~. Paul, Is pres.
i'ient one between the thirty-eighih nnd iorty-
fourth parallels. To b. constructed by an asHo.
citation oi all tho roala now chartered nnl
running westward through Iowa and Missouri,
tho junction to 30 formed near Fort kcarncy.
and the single trunk a. run To the avigable
waters If the Pacific. In California and the
Southern road Is awarded 10 the Southern At,
lantic and Pacific Railroad Of which Hon 4.
iIrriKn KING il prcsiIent--a new company