The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

ing Wa held in Dubuque on Saturday hst.
Some eight or ten speakers addressed the PEG
pie, among whom were several heretofore prom
neut ~Oid Line Whics rhc utmost enthusi-
asm presailed.
| Ex.Prsident FnLsokg i to lie ooomoi At the
81. Nicholas Hotel New York, at the rate of
BIS per day, They wanted to take him to the
Everett House, up in Union square, hat 'Ae
charge was too high-s40 per day. They ney'
applied 70 the Metropolitan, but 1924 was the
lowest figure, even for an ES-Pr-ident, there.
The ~. Nicholas t.ing the lowest biddtr gets
the job
At the Democratic Ratification meeting in
Philadelphia. on the 10th. Hon. Wv. y. Rrrp,
one Of the most prominent old-line Wings in the
State. made Buchanan speech. Hisexample
will be followed by thousands Of the Union low
ing Wings OF the Keystone State.
There are now three candidates in the ield
for the Office OF Governor Of Missouri-Col.
Benton for one branch Of the Democracy TErs
ryx Polk for the other branch, and RoRERr G
EwISo ON the part Of the American
The Convention of Bolters from the Phla-
dolphin X. n. Convention, which nominated
FILLMORE, IL in sessiGn in New York II is
probable the Convention will declare in favor
and baggage, to the black Republican gather
ing in Philadelphia An invitation had beer
extended TO them. to 10 so. by the Republican
Executive Committee The New jersey dele,
gates len the Convention on the 10th, on the
plea that the party had been sold out to the
Republicans. The delegates from Pennsylva
MIA offered resolution endorsing Mr.. FILLMORE
which the Chair refused to receive.
The Nee Yorker Nacfs Ze,ipng, Of the 18th
publishes in full the manifesto Of the Ostend
Conference. II rreiace- i, by the following re.
marks: knows but the time will soon ar,
rive when the European republicans will apply
for aid to the United States! The application
would be unsuccessful. should there happen to
he in power at that time party hvoring dis
sension. rebellion aud civil war, while enduring
patiently foreign assumptions party opposed
to any development oi our Offensive and dcien-
sivc resources Ifthc democracy had been in
power in lsis. things would have turned out
quite differently. Unfortunately. the admins
tration was then 10 the hands Of the wings, whose
SUCCESSORS now try to sneak into power under a
different title.
To show the complete union Of the New
York Democracy. it is merely necessary to
state that JONI v,S BUsES, GREENE c. BRoS-
SON. JONI A. DIX. DANIEL 5. DrckESsoS, and
other prominent politicians. hard and soft, are
earnestly supporting Mr.. BrcHAx,>.
The Philadelphia bigger worshpper, Con
vcntion selected rs its permanent President
Henry $. I,sp, Of Indiana, with Vice Pres
dent from each State represented On the
Platform Committee, We notice the names Of
Gov. R,SsF, Of this Territory, and .IosiW, r.
GippiNGs, Of Ohio. The Convention recoc-
nlzed Kansas us State. and permitted her TO
cast the number of electoral votes TO which she
ia entitled. I'm the second day OF the Convcn.
ton, platform was reported in regard TO
which the telegraph SAYS hut little.
/ Justice MILAN, OF the Supreme Court, has
made bid for the Black Republican nomna-
ton Tor the Presidency. We extract the fol-
owing paragraph from late letter To Chief
Justice HoRNHiowER, OF New jersey:
Occupy ing the position do Il /. not permitted To- me
10 spesk Of III. transactions In kanss. their legal
pscts but may say with you, that contemplate tho
violence, bioodshed, aud civil and frs,erual var now
trsnsPring Their. With mingled emotions of sslne..
sisrm and mortinca,ioB They The fruits Of
that " advised and mi.ehisyoas messsrr,he repeal of
the Missouri Com pFomss-whch from III. hrsf have
earnestly depr seated ana have hesitation in say
ing that the Immediate admission II ksnss. state
uto the mon under the Consttatoa already formed
commsnds i,selfto me measure Of sound policy and
VII calculated to bring rsse- To tho tertory ssd to
the country
/ DASiEi. :. DICKINSON, OF New York, in his
reply to the invitation TO attend the Demo
cratic meeting in New York. thu. speaks Of
:" old Buck :"
The nomination OF Mr.. Buchanan viii in.pir. the
eoantry with hope IIks the bow which loks oat from
the storm II tells that the turbulent elements will
sink quieily to repese
Mr.. Buchanan "a. entitled to tn. Cincinnati nomin.
ton BY reason Of seniority smonx all the name.
suxxe-ted IN connee'ioa With the ofice. lie Wa,
clearly desgued By public op inon AMI sPertaon and
s'of''neh ~ tue ashea voice OF hs own proud snd
aoes sIste. snich hsi never be-p thu. hopntet lie
will BE- sceeptsble TO the I~mocrstc party aud the
whole people, tes aas- OF his high personal character
hts eminent shiiies his large experience and above
all, hrs conceded s'stesm< nshio The interest. Of the
eoantry and the feeling and spirt Of n. people demand
the selection Of ',sts-mea sn not polic,sns ot the
high places IN Government II ~ss good iottane 10
be associated ~tth Mr.. buchanan shout hye yr,rs IN
IN the affair. Il Gvsrnmsn' and Ihsd sNi "pror'1n