Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-04-10
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i he ls'' 81, FGirsol ~ [ 9th ull brings th<
N io'losit,g news IA rsIatinn to ,he recen
II d a n has Stats /. viii iii IL,
y seet ! Ne n nav ~ been slec,sil by II,
u I'm n & IN resuIt y highly INTERN MN
1 III al 81 spocracy considering, he s com.
h olSl y and factions with which ,le,
I me ~ coi,ssad. Ihs democrats % u
\! lampshire never occupisd i more IN.
prabls position Than since u tl,is .lec,;,r
M old ayi il il. MI ma, /,
ne kits.ying Who viii be SoySi.por NM;
AFTER eIs,ciiats. ne inning tile June Elrr.
tioI,. III n peculiarly true Ii n
present time lliile oir cIass; 4. y, -
loflhe members &c tie House gives ii, !
lsnajority of fourteen against ihe Demo.
cracy. We regard the election of M.
Wells BY the Legislature a. BY no
means improbable. We would sooner
bet on his election, than on that Of Met
calf. IL must he borne Il, mind that VIZ
class al against Ms whn were returned 90
y Ms. But It i certain that there are
some among them who have proclaimed
their DISCRIMINATION to vote fDr Mr..
Wells, and we think Improbable Al leasi
that there viii be found enough sucI,
among those chased agninst us. Is p:ve
4 nlsjority ii TIE Legislature i,r M
Wells, There ipre we advise az ~.
poneats ~ abaies little a.ne;rs ~. - 4
cor tidence n tl,el Election u Mstcalf 81
ne Legislature e was very easy q
give him any number ot fraud,,len, yo,ss
nt Che polls, but they win NOT f;nd j, Il ]
sy 10 90 ~ il the eislafure Beside.
4 on'ntg eveats al vast Importance Il 4
national ~ aspect, will open the eyes 81
s''lne men, aud cnuse them. Il, reflect
upon ths PpsitiOn ID which they will he
placed in md alier the Presidential ai.
ecii0n, b adhering "a the rs,tten coe,.l;.
.ion which boasts Ralph Met,caif "A n
head. a,nd Fogg and GoodaIe "a n; ~
chaef GYMS and this cannnt Mi d
produce its prorer 4 ffffsct. Ii must III Il
duce them u aba ndnn this Goa lition.s ! a
ls'in !, ithe ''''iy party which has future
before THE only one that ii as broad
as ing country and based on the c,,rst;-
lttfpls-tie one that II sns,ra Nv e,,re -.
Triumph both IN this State I'd ii nv 40
ton, n the approaching Presiden,ial
election, VIZ the good Old Democratic
Part Y here are men reckoned among
our opponents who will take this course ~ !
aud yoie ior Mr.. ellis, and Il i moi IN,
l5fobaOis Tint there are enough &C theno
tuna &c lin Governor. Take II ull N
NJ 4 IL more {, gratifying result never fol-
lowed 4 political contest under like en-
ctl''ist aiices. Il has, settied The t,.,,.s-
tim w ~ the future position of New
tanlPshire. The Drtr,.,crlls.v has y III
en ample evidence of their ab,li,y, 4,
sarry my lg ii liaisly copduc,ed rlrc-
ton and haying placed The cheek -lirfs
md bullet boxes III honest ,nrn y hands.
ili'a fnajDiity of The towns. thesyv' cannon
EisealA by cheated Y out i,f III eleel;on
they A.a rs, in spite Of fraud aud MI 9TH
81 = pPllanccs, given Mr. Wells the
\. vote given FIR any Democratic
rRs.dldst 10 lnany years--;a yote which
wdfs1 IA Ne elected him. II Honesty and
lcgaihy End prevailed ii he mn !, ACE.
.nsnt % the elecfiou. II " VI vote u, w
proud of and although Il has faiiIed 10.
his elertion, II has i,,A fail.d toS
AdriI's,r,s trate stlle iact that New F1amp-'
Esilsre lssa Democratic State and moral
III sure to cast her vote ior fhe Demo.
''crsIIc candidate lor the Prcsidency
sn + fall ty Il majority III thousands
Y ~ tslscOtne again under flle rule ofItael
ilsNt,cracy il the nsxs annual election
Atl homer g The stsadfsst md tpatriotic
DemncracY VI tie Old Gran u State !!
! they never occupied 4 more honorable
slfion, md their filtnrs pr osfecfs we're
q essr more promising md lorious.
The W 4. 4 ashlingt ton Unjjon eayst that
saAnPs SIT from stamped enys Iopes can
''o 81 he used IL Pre- yns q pa letters INV
|sralnaF postage II stamps. Look ONT
hey KY spoil stamped envelopes they
arst then valusIess. III.
III * ladies national dress refnrms