The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-02
Political nou-.

Of e ffF. as3y sincc u wh' ~ r,ner'ercd
that thif Is the couoly tic FfeH9ntcFs. at one
time weTe quite sure tbey hs4i sacarcd by ten
thessss.i nssyer,ts.s "a as Pittsburgh sn.ess Of
the ID ssys
(" scar yfesl rsrs. eoa;entfo. N thiscf,y cisse
oil yesterday. and ae raun0t attempt 10 de
scribe. amid the din, dugt. and confusion stu
asouuj us, fhe nsmtsrs I'D enthusiastic l.-e.-
inss 81 tbs Liza ...s' hat sse IL ATTENDANCE.
Al q very moderate innate, We sei it d1wn
that there were no. Tees than twenty t.iGnsaud
pople ~ JIG conyeutlon grouud, The heat Of
lie daY and the ejliadl oi dust flying having
rendered a uncomfortable 10 march IN proofs
sior the grea, proportion ~ the people pro-
ecstied IN ibe groand' By the cars, carriages,
oaulDsss1s, and psisatc coaytyanees, bai, not.
| wlthstngdinz all tbs, the procession VAS grand
and imrosi8E.
"Anee ti. various delegations anil sr4eta-
tors bad assembled around The stand. the Off
Gers WERE announced when ,ha, venerable and
Distinguished democrat Jrdge Shaer. the
president II Tire convention, opened The n'ct-
i'ig with patriotic ani cloqne1, speech
After briefly noticing the distinguished
! speeke1a Who adire ed ile meeting, the rnion
ipsoctejs
"OrE ds,nga iohc,l ani gallant candidate
ior thf Yics presidency ton. John {. Brock.
| lnridgo--asriyed IN our city yesterday a. noon.
| lIo Proceeded at once 10 the grounds whore our
mas convention was 10 session. The lntelii-
gence bew ron tongue 10 tongue; Tie assl III
| bled thousands sushod, eager 70 catch glimpse
oi ear eminent AID eloquent standard bearer.
Wb,n he assembled the speakers stand be was
| gre I'D with such intense aud unbounittl en-
tbasissm a. we have never before witnessed on
any occasion. Tbs air was lacd with waving
uluscfs, bssts. hanakercneiefs, snd branoGes Of
/ tree; aud loo several minutes the h,lh echoed
niih the most ,socilsrous and hearty applause.
| II was spontaneous ifibutc Grorn warm hearts
To Ole Of the most gifted and chisalric men OF
his age, in America or olsewhcre Ills geeep.
;ion was alike worthy Of the g,aeroua pnl APP
| preciating lassse and the noble sou Of Ken
lucky.
! AN sincerely VISA TINT every citizen VI our
/ glorious country could have heard the speech OF
! Mr.. Breekinridgp. Ia was digBted, eloaurGt,
! patriotic, aEd thrilling. livery breath seemed
! hnshed the throncing Thousands bent their
ears anxious TO catch every word that tel from
In bps bespoke with impressive earucsincsg,
with lofty and digniiicd cibqucnce. He spoke
oil he saci,d ties that had bound together our
fathers Of the revolution. and still binds us,
I their Ropa: OF the glorious achievements the
| proud position. and the splendors OF the open.
! ing future OF our country ho exlior,cd Biz
hearers by ali thu hallowed memories Of the
past and the bright hopes OF the future TO
rai0tain the nloa as it is one and nsepa-
ubc, now aud toreyur;' he pointed out The
dangs rous. the fearful tendency oi the oppo
cents 81 the Democratic party, and plead with
these y ho ikeiad to him 10 stand by The con.
Hisution Of their country. and transmit 20 their
pastorit, ail the blc ings which il GUARANTEES.
/ ils earnest. lgrVvht patriotism. his lofty scnt
IN abs hrs dep, rich voice. his luli distinct, aud
correct ia;onatIons. bis easy. graceful action.
made "A wonderful a thrilling, n lasting iulprcs.
siou upon the au,iitnce No one saw or lis
tened 10 him without being iHprc sset with his
wonderful powtFs at oratory His srll com
u'anding, noblr. intellectual appearance, added
mach 20 tl1 effect
"a sina tfur heart sfirit b-islt
Fha' ctnRet sar, thai viii NOT liz,
o. ~G1ttea sg liza manly brp7,
ore --. Ani 40 hi Hfarly cie,'"
II Wal The uniy.rsalrcmah ofall who Jaw lia.
That he Is Tie Very embodiment, the very soul
Of chiralry and Of all who heard him, thai he
"a The very tyre and model Of an orator,
In Che evening, aner convention Of Tie
day had adjourned, scores and bundycIs Of orr
cttHens of all parties waited upon Mr. nreci,-
luridgc at The 81 Charlie, anxious To pay their
nsp@b 10 enc 81 The most gifted, gallant and
eminent men IN oug !anl Allmtt with or.
dial and cougtcoas greeting, and they LETT tcl-
I Ing That they had been la the presence Of a
statesman and patriot We ave proud cr our
young standard bearer .ai Nyll We may be
The 'fammany Cenirl uolamit,eo. on The
cyeniur ofthc 9Th last. endorsed the uonina.
ton ofFreNtyno Woop 20 The Mayora]i'y by
a vote Of D to 20. The Committee al.o cen.
domred the domination ol Nj. JAWS Liaa eq
f,c,ian, 1ud Illegal
/ The Massachusetts, Republican and Garjucr
. American : tatc Convention met on the luth
! inst TIE two organizations united upon q
'i,se' ios Presidential electors, and vii hold
/ their tonyoatoa for tie nomination OF Mem
: DC $ OF Congress simultaneously VITA l'cw
% coalition Il WIS understood cha, the Es
I pUb'jlans would mol nominate tictc' iar
State oihcers. thus leaving the track clear Ar
Governor GsrpvvN and his colleagues.
The Now York Republican STATE coryrn.
ton To sclcc, candidates Tor Presidential ejoc,
lgra aud State officers was ia meet on the IN
inst ut Syracuse. Tho American Coaven,i n
'oee'7 AZ the same time and place
/ The Republican Convention, tlc time Of
uWc'irr o. which IL stated as sbovc, rasie lle
following nominations;
JeuS 4, Kl~a. Of Qaecas county for Cover
uov HENRs L SupoS, Of Rochester, 70:
ijcut. Governor CHaS II, SsuEEFuI. Of Onai
IA, nhs Carsl Commissioner WystEy B,nM
Of Oneida, Cox Stale Prison luspee,oT and
IL SSH I. Hess. Of Livingston for Clerk Of
Arpeals.
I NV IrR,ry The Republican state Con
vcaiioa Of this State met Al Trcn'on. on the
l7th iss' iieu. Rrna,m MASH ia tbs chair
JAs. rtr,ff Or Miil'cScx. ard THos T. C,r-
rxvvsa Of Cnusl1a vctc selected as elcc;y-s O,
larre