The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-23

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The .AbaSy p.peis ssy pleasure par,
", aamberisk betxespth sndtts6;pess
sons, including some well known citizens,
left that city on Sunday evening last for the
purpose of taking short excursion out at
sea and going to Philadelphia, They had
chartered vessel for that purpose, and had
engaged : pilot and crew to go with them.
Upon reaching New York and going 70 the
vessel, they were Unexpectedly called upon
by the u. s. Deputy Marshal to stepnp to
his Office and show cause why they should
not be held for an stternpt to violate the neu-
trality laws. They were 30 taken by sur
prise that they hardly knew whether to take
it as joke or obey the mandate Of the OH
Ger. After . friendly talk with them they
.ascertaineds that some friend of theirs in Al
bany, by way Of 4 joke, 'tclegraphcd that
officer on Sunday evening that . fillibuster-
ing party, bound for Cuba, would reach New
York ON Monday morning, and also the name
of the vessel which they contemplated tak-
ing. The Marshal, finding that practical
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have witnessed nine Presidential elections
since 1920, and we do not remember one in
vnlca 2 canaiaate !nat was ! !as, up LOT sne
coI Eremont has done within the ,3.st f;x -
or six weeks. General Jackson was eight
years z candidate before he was elected.
Gen. harrison was also elght years before
.e p"f au T.wir 1890. sss W .Ie mss
consn;muonslv before the neonIe. md was
defeated on the first. trial. General Taylor
was nearly four years oonsP'e1ousiy before
tne P.oP'e S NJ IL Ss,aeu nu'u " .ue pu1,
such progress in SO brief a period as Colonel
John G. Fremont has done, arguing from
the past, there is hardly anything which we
cordingto present appearances, ne VIII sweep
every Northern and western State, bY an
in the Sonth that will aston;sb the Southern
politicians.-N. Y. Herald. +. 81 z. Z ~ 4.
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K The Washington correspondent of
the New York Post says that Robert j.
nNr'0D', $500 - - :, ,-.o -
FOX, recenty slsi.eo "nea.lano W consu's
the Platform now living there, with view,
it is said. of seeing what is to be done with
c.i;for,;. The wr;ter ssvs ssrt !. ;,ono u.
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seceoe rom tne on'on IL any attempt oe
made by the President to check the doings
Of the Vigilance Committee. 1t is also I'M
derstood that Senator Weller, who has been
severely attacked by the Committees or
gan, is equally strong On the other side."
Franklin:s First Appearance In nm English
Printing ofsiee.
When quite d youth Frauklin went to
London, entered printing Office, and in
quired if he could get employment as a
printer.
Where are you from, inquired the fore
man. 49,
asfio:, W. Was .ne .epy
"A lad from America seeking empIoyment
stand the art of nr;utinp2 Can Won set
type z" 49,.
Franklin stepped to one Of the cases, and
in very brief space, set up the following
passage from the first chapter of the Gospel
by St. John: ,rr..ss 49,.
Nathaniel saith unto him, can any good
thing come out OF Nazareth? Philip saith
unto nim' come anu see