The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-14
Political News


was also large.
An enormous mass meeting Of the Demo
ocratic party will be held in the early part OF
September at Syracuse, New York, which viii
be addressed by M.RrS Van BrRES and W.
l.. MARCY.
A large number Of the citizens Of Harris
burg, Penn. without distinction Of party, i'm.
ssdistely on hearing that Colonel JoHx W.
GsAKr had been appointed Governor Of Kan
sas, addressed him complimentary letter with
the Offer Of public dinner In reply, however
he says he is anxious to proceed to the Terri
tory Immediately, and therefore must decline
to meet them at the festive board.
Senators PEARcE and PRArr and REvERDY
JOHNSTON, Of Maryland, are ont for BUCHANAN.
The Netherlsnd Minister at Washington, NJ,
DCBoIs, authorizes friend to state through
the n. Y. Herald, that had be Dubois testifi-
Cd in the HERBERT case, his evidence would
have excnlpated HERsxRr and insured YER
dict Of acquittal. The card is called forth by
the lies Of the Abolition press.
In Philadelphia, such men as JOSIAH RAN
DALI, w. b. REED, Eli X. PAIGE, j. X.
CHANDLER, the sons OF the great CLAY leader,
JoHS SERGEANT, CHARLES GnrIN, FREDERICK
FRALSy, THEODORE GryLER, g. NJ. WHARTON,
and many other talented and able men, who
were the very soul Of the Wing organization Of
former years, are earnestly advocating Mr.. BIZ.
cHASASs election.
A coal-black African FREMONT club was or
gained in Brooklyn, n. Y, recently. just
hear the way the darkies talk. We quote per
ton Of the series of the resolutions adopted at
the meeting, from the Herald.
. ,.I,.st,Al That in the rer,inaiep o. CelNDsl
John &. Fremont by the republicans to the Of
fee Of Chief Executive Of this nation we behold
the embodiment Of northern sentiment against
southern impotence and oppression, and tender
it our hearty good will, pledginR, as far Us We
are permitted (by the behest OF slavery in our
own State) to exercise the right OF American
citizens 10 the use Of the ballotbox to remem-
Der him and his contest in the coming election.
he,Gpea, inA. We un'o oursei'es ln.o Po
throrohort tbe State in their seyeraj localities
80 that we NAV unanimously and effectively
pour In on this, the right side OF the contest
our oVvV 'oT "s A..
sn.Ie that This great Question. which i NOW 40
greatly moving the country, is TO pass, before
settled, through one universal. sanguinary CON
onrseiyes that our J;.t;,gu;.hcJ s;r,s were
among the first to she'd their blood in the revo-
lutionary struggle, in redeeining from British
mlsrule anu oPPress'on We snnl, not M ;o.hu
r.,,e,nnt;on af near Snur m;Il;ons of men from
The mpst aebas;ng Of All bondage and thirty
m;I,;ons moro from MI nart;c;nst;on in Tho
.,roc;o.s ;o;nu;tv
The Missouri Democrat says that KIT CAR
SON. the man on whose broad shoulders Fax.
uoy, h.s h,e, ,;,tad into .o,o,;e,v ma an ex.
piorer u'es moi support MS Wh'ioin P'"'ge 'of
President Mt is a man OF good, strong COM
mon sense. and knowing FREMONT, a. no ne
,ss,.- ;Iv ,,us, oil ,hrousb liz. . hook II ia
ny ND ''''An' strange '""' "e S"ou" "'e''e W
lend himself TO the scheme Of knot OF Wall
street spectators, TO make their stool. pigeon
p,s;,,.., m. .hol. ,h;,,, ,..r, . ,ooL ,h.,
"' "'''' ',."s "'"'' A ''".
every pam hohest man IKE Mt wo"m put
his foot on
Mr. Brcu.x.s resnon,lel 10 the action o,