The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24
The Eighth Of January NJ Brownsville.

The proceedings Of Democratic meeting
held al Brownsville, Houston county, on the
anniversary Of the Battle Of New Orleans,
have been forwarded us for publication. and WI
present them to our readers with pleasure
The example Of the Democracy in that young
and thriving town may well be initiated else-
where.
BROWNSVILLE. NJ. T., Jan. &. 1856.
AT meeting of the Democratic citizens Of
Brownsville, held on the anniversary Of the glo-
rious battle of New Orleans it was Voted
That We form ourselves into permanent organ
ization to be called the jackson Club"
The club was organized by the choice of the
following officers: President, Maj. j. Il. Ben
nett; Secretary, Simon Waller. -... I
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resoirsd. That a. members of the Demo
cratic party. believing in the great truths enun-
ciated by its founders, we deem the present a
most befitting occasion to express our senti-
ments towards those who have stood firm, amid
all the clamor Of ianaticism, and falsehood OF
trason-true 10 the coDstitntion-true to the
people.
Resoired, That the memory oi the immor.
tai JAcKooN is dear and sacred TO the heart OF
every true American. and the principles on
which he stamped the yigor and purity Of his
character, shoud always be the guiding star OF
Democracy.
Resored That the Democrats Of Minnesota
tender to their brethren Of Louisiana their con
gratula'ions at their late brilliant victory, won
over. the "allied forces" Of prescription. by by
pocricy and treason-a victory in its results,
only equaed by that Of January 9Th, 1915,
when the Patriot and Hero whose memory we
this day celebrate, saved the Queen City OF the
South from the angs Of the Know Nothing
party Of that day, &
Resolved, Thai the administration of Gen
eral Franklin Pierce has fully met the mos,s
sangiinc expectations Of the great National
Dcmocratic Party: both as 10 men and meas
ures, and we consider that the same NAV b.
justly placed by the side Of that Of J,cx.os
his ilustrious predecessor
Reso'red, That the gallant seyenty.four
members of the House Of Representatives who
have faithfully adhered to Ricu,Rpsox as their
candidate for Speaker. deserve and win receive
the sincere thanks Of every National Democrat
in the Union .'
heSuttus Innt ~ tiF fttfetVlpu 10 ION
gress Of our worthy Delegate. Hon. IT, W. RYcr.
We feel that Minnesota IL mindful Of her own
interests, and true to Democratic principles
Ills past services in the National Council have
always met our hearty approval, and for the FL
ture---kncss'ne the NAV we d. not Far 10 Trust
him apH aUa-
The meeting was very ably sdslr-sd by
Capt. John II. Mckenny and Others. The
following vo,unteer resolution, oRsnd BY John
W. Sones, Esq, was passed With applause:
Resclrnd, That we cordially syapufA re with
the friends Of the late Departed SAN. who's
promising career met an uutimly fate by the
PIERCING wind OF Democracy
II was votel that thu above resolutions b.
Published in the Democratic papers II the TIE.
ritory. Nafossai D.notraf. Ia Crosse. Wis
Erpras 4 Herald, and washinyton Cn,os.
J. r. BENNETT. PKysi
SuoS WAriEE. Sec'y