Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09


- tani.i BLACK Baehasier Triek., dt asQf
/. Dpe Of the, latest lodges Of the Black Dempe-
4 raey, may now be seen floating along their Shiny
fchapnsls. Because the Republicans ip Congress
will not again submit to be thoroughly hum
bugsed by the tricks of Pierce, Douglas 4 Co..
liz isl the endeavor Of the BUCCANEERS to, throw
them into 0 false position, by charging them
with opposition to peace and safety in Kansas!
Butsthis is an old trick--.sa tub TO the wbale.y
The Republicans understand these blacklegs too
well to place Kansas in greater jeopardy than she
now is. already outraged by Frank Pieree, and
his hellishpartzan minlons for the sake of po-
litichl power in his party. A President who has
! violated all his pledges to the Nation7-trampled
.upoh the sacred guarantees of the Constitution
and the inherent rights of freemep, is; not wor-
thy 70 be trusted with airy special power where
fredlom is in, airy way interested A
After establishing the Organic Act Of Kansas,
which gives to the settlers thereof the unquali-
/ fed right to govern themselves,--to establish
| their own laws according to the principles of
tSquatter Sovereignty and the Constitution
and to do all things whatsoever just as though an
independent State; and, notwithstanding the
administration Of Douglas, Pierce & Co. fur
nished all the aid and comfort possible under
| the circumstances, to the armed inyasions from
Missouri and other States where Slavery is the
rule and Freedom the exception, for. the express
object Of suppressng all free action Of the set
| tiers in Kansas, still the PEOPLE, summoned ip
due form into Convention, adopt Constitution
lffor !. State, and apply for admission in the Uhh
ionr which petition is heard and responded to by
a majority in the House Of Representatives IN
Congress assembled. Now comes forward Doug
las, Pierce 4 Co. with a substitute Bill in the
Senate, proposing to take away the sovereignty
|! of the people Of Kansas given them under the
| Organic Act, and all those vilainous laws passed
by the bogus Legislature, which they have ever
recognized MS the laws of the TERRITORY, and
which have formed the pretcxt hitherto for all
4 the movements of Douglas, Pierce & Co. All
1 these are swept away with considerable gusto ]:
| but, with one pforiso--tkc salvo of the scheme,
and ths gist of the whole plan-that Frank
Pierce have the management Of the matter :
As we'll ei.trust the appointment of Commission
ers to the Mosfuito King, as to Frank Pierce
1 Again Say, It. Is -. TIL, to thr whale, "Aitis
/
retreat from office, hence the Drawing arid chat
/ terins OF the Pioneer. atlne alif' 80 FssS z +
/ If what Dou.i Pierce & Co. pro,v,se Ito take
paway the r:ghts given the settlers Of Kansas I'M
4 der the Organic Act, aariglisto establish their
own lnstitutionsand Municipall Law subject only
to the Constitution of the United States, and not
that of Missouri sor Caroiina, is carried out, -
I
| Act itself? After the settlers have adopted
measures to become State,y and performed all
and singular the duties requisite to enter into
the Confederacy as II Sovereign State, how can
Congress pass any ipse post tacfo law, .nesating
! what the people have done in accordance with
! the Organic Act ami the Constitution Of the
United States? ,gasf
We care not what the lninipns Of Douglas,
Pierce l. Cos or anv other of the Black Buchan-
iers may assert, there is only one way to settle
the affairs of k.nsas-Tand that is, let the Senate
J Of the United States pass the House Bill, crea-
ting Kansas a Severe gn State, and then the peo-
pie Of the State of Kansas will settle their Swn
affairs in good order and in COED time. The ac-
tual settlers of Kansas arc sick and til ed Of
Black Democracy and Buchapiering Sovereignty.
They desire to stand or fall as n State. They
ask no aid from Government, but to be let alone.
If Frank, Pierce cannot help them, they only ask
that he. and bis minions, with their powder and
whiskey, stapd. aside and allow equal pny.e j
In one word, q, man like Frank Pierce,Isur,
rounded by such set Of notorious black hearted
scoundrels as Douglas, Atchison, Stringfellow
4 Co., is not worthy the confidence Of thu House
of Representatives of the United States su1i-
centy to eutrust the future destiny Of, Kansas to
his appointment. Never, never! ,.,,. s. so,.-.
b. NEws.-4-There is. but little news asoat. The
4 explosion Of the steam boiler Of the Empire State
is tho principal excitement. We give a brief
account IF the sad affair ID to- days paper. = 8
] Col. Fuller, hitherto strongly tinctured with
Know Nothingism, has declared in favor Of Ere.
mont and Dayton. The Col. is the editor OF the
New York Mirror. e g ~. 49, p '''aA s-as
| We have nothing new from Washington, but i,
| is stated that the Minnesota Land Grant Bill viii
be taken up Immediately after the disposition Of
the Kansas case, and p used with but little oppo
sition There Willie three reports on the Pacific
I Railroad all favorng the route to California.
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