The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-10

rs. BLACKWELL, Of Chicago. a talented AMI
influential lawyer, AMI one Of the Scorf e'ec-
tors 10 1852. IN . lengthy letter. announces
that he win vote and spcak for BrcmAsAs.--
Hon. Geo. EyAxs Of Maine, the leader u the
olA-line whiss d that State. and tho compsn-
ion and political associate Of wxssrrx. Cay,
and Csoars, in the Senate. has announced his
intention Of voting for BccnASAx.
Col. FRysosr, daring his very short sojourn
in the Senate, votnd against the abolition OF
Slavery in the District Of Columbia Ills Re
publican supporters don, ~ much Of this
vote.
Iowa opens ths hall. Her Stats election
takes place the ars. Monday in August. Mem
bc- Of Congress and Of tho Legislature, Secre-
tary OF STATE. Auditor. Treasurer, and Attor-
ney General. tesids~ county oni~rs are u lie
cbosen.
i To every city. town and township Of Penn
syIyanis, BccsAsAS clabs are being formed.--
The Democratic organization in that State APP
proachs~ perfection 10000 is generally vt
down AZ "old Bccxs" majority.
The Maine Democratic and Wing State
Convention as~mbfed at Bangor on the LIST
large delegations from various parts Of the
STATE, with bands Of music, verc gathered.
numbering at lcnst 5000 peopIs. Great en-
,husiasm existed on both sides The Democrats
met at Norombega Halt. numbering 100 idel-
egates, and the Wings al the City Hall, mum
herring 500 delegates. The Democracy nomi
mated Hon SAnusL q. WELLS tor Governor
and IN. Wings Hon T. P.uoS. . national
? man.
The Legislature of Rhode Island hms Jus,
; cloassi In scspion. Regulations Of amendment
TO the constitution we're adopted sbolishing
the registry tax; authorizing tho General A.
sembly to impose poll iax. ~ qualification
TOR suffrage, and TO fix the PER diem Of the ieg
:, isla.te e. t~c doiisrs. TheSc resolutions viii
' b. submitted To the people on the day ID ,bs
presidential election and IL adopted by vot'
Of three-fifths. win become part Of the con
stitution Of tho State.
Sleepy ard vacant lmpetuosity" Is engaged
. IN siRaalizing his discretion 10 the Niger wor
9 shippers camp. by working out tho problem o.
4; Fassosrs election. The following 10 speci
. mcn Of Auousrts Css,Rs arithmetic:
Tier. I7s slss,oss Ia the frs- state. sssu.
i!o N the slave states Baosassn get ~ vote. Ia
ID" fee stass 10 he slsrtsi whieh 10 not probable.
q u Mr.. !uouAsAx carries ihe entire south
>, anl that he will. We do not entertain single
doubt hrsm y-n,a electoral votes In the North
place him 10 the Presidential chair
4 vote ior tho Presidency WA taken yes,er
day, among the passengers in onc Of RIcH and
. BrSsos's II Anthony coaches The result
: was IA follows
tt"m"sf 90. .,.'.. ..,........,..t..........T
Hurhsnaa .....-... ...,..................
I t"'"ssf~. 'st',s.,........s,s,.....s,. ~
= so We are informed. Tho above IL only
, cqaall''l by story that appeared Ia the N. Y
= Tribune occntiy. The writer, in speaking oI
= the intense enthusiasm existing in Minnesota
= in reference Ia Faavosr. stated that on a ~
I oent trip up thu Mississippi, Of the 500 paSsen-
gers on board the steamboat. On taking vote
etsry one WAS found TO Nv IN fayor Of PsFxosr.
Whew
The prospect in Wisconsin. the Madison
frrm Says, u most cheering The frgc scts
down Sr'uAsASs majority in that State. at
from rght 10 twelve Thousand The following
ia tho vote in Wisconsin al the last three gen
ernl ,l,ctinng aimee the passayc ri the Nekras-