The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-18
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meeting last night in BARRIERS Iiall. The hail
was well hlled but The majority Of the Icrsons
present we're Tor BucnAsAs. snd the ExkxosT
Disunionists we're in the minority. The friends
10 revive their sinking spirits and keep them
from 'ainting, well a. 10 SIC whether they
would have the unblusbiug etirontery 10 deny
the truth OF the communication in your paper
Of thu 9Th inst. signed Minneapolis. as !, was
well known that they were moving heaven and
earth TO iin1 out who Minneapolis was. and.
If possible to anuhilate him on the spot The
Union loving men of this city were there
those men who know no North. no South. and
who consider the preservation Of the Union
paramount TO everything else men who in the
language ol one Of New Englands greatest
sons. "wi join themselves 10 no party which
does not carry the flag aud keep step 10 the
music Of the Union"
A!ier the meeting was called 10 order. G.
&C.. stands for CR,zY) SsITH moved that a col.
lection b. taken up TO pay Tor the hall, as they
were running in debt The immense sum Of
seventy.fyc cents was handel in This looks
as il thu people were determined to lie no long
or humbuegod by living politicians and swind-
ling knaves
The President called ON Eve or six Of the
black Republicans present 10 address the meet.
ing, all OF whom declined a. they were
ashamed to have anything to do with meet
ing which was controlled by such men ~ ~
DAB IscARIor IIoronkIss and Rev. BTsIzgsuB
lIoDspgS. Black Republican Abolition Uni
yersalist Minister
Hit birds always hut,er" Rev. BEizrBrB
HopsDEs, II fallen Angel, was called for. He
sprang 10 his fl,.t ami si,"ato,i an here, He
then went through the classical and unique
operation OF scratching his head for about
FIVE minutes, when he pitched into "Minneapo-
lis and anonymous writers generally. This
foul.mouthed fanatic proceeded To say that it
was owing to the efforts of anonymous writer's,
that Kansas was in danger of becoming n
Slave State on them he laid all the blame.
The Reverend BElzEBrD in hlS denuuciation Of
anonymous writers, forgot that the most ele-
giant and brilliant contributions in the English
language--thc writings Of MAuoS, MAcArLeY,
SYYNEY SarH, Wu-soN, JEFrREi. Burke and
Of "Jusius" were originally placed before the
public anonymously The Reverend politician
would not have cared II Minneapolis had omit
ted the words "Cnyersalsi Minister" after his
NAME in my first report lie acted a. il he
was ashamed OF his name, and well he might
he
am proud to say that the rejecting men Of
all parti" here, d,spisc this clerical demagoguo
neBig NJ much as they do JrDAs iscARIOr
HorcHkIss. They want ministers to preat h
Christ cruciiic,i, and no, NEEDLE with politics
The ministers Of this city, with the exception
Of the one ! refer 10, take No part IN politics.
They leave political matters 10 politicians.
They think minister, who proless"s TO be-
follower OF Christ, should not dabble in the
dirty stream Of pariizan politics. They hold
M intercourse have no sympathy with or ~
spect for this man IIopspyS.
The Reverend BRr2rgru could not disproye
what | said tie cndravorcd 10 prev nricatc,
hut il wondnt do Tie then announced that
he hail written letter la the Minneapolis
Democrat and BE- hoped Minneapolis" would
10 him the favor TO answer il lie should
know that Minneapolis does not enter into u
controversy with All aposia'e minister Sly
antagonist must he man Of character. not II
base hirrlmg he must br an honest man. not
= knaye christian. not clerical rutGan Of
the ABBY kHLy FosrsE and GARRISON school;
he must be- i patriot, not disunioni4t II .enS
iblc man, not fanatic by thu public, he is
considered II man destitute alike of morality
AMI deorney, and III his filthy and disgusting
speech las, night he fully proved tina, they were
right in their estimate OF him.
The following quotation from iinJihras. pic
lures the Rev BsEzxRuB bu, family
For b. vas II thst stubborn crew
az srrsui sstats whom all grsat
10 he the true church militant
Nach as 30 build their fsith upon
Ihs holy teri at Ike sad Iup,
lies ID. ell Ineuher-ne.- bs
tofallihle artillery
Add prove their soctrinss orAoiOs
Nv sysa~tolc hgss apt ku.et-
Call hre sna sword aud dssolsuan.
AGoiiy thorough r.fsrWei.oA
winch always must he csut~ios
ani st'i ~ io,ug, never done
e. Ssru then addressed the meeting. His
speech was but mere repetition IT what he
said at the last meeting Poor fellow he was
writing under the castiga,ion gave him it
vas severe, but just. Last winter, both he
and uoDspKN stood on the floor 81 the same
hall. with the Bible in thcir hands, 90 prove
that slavery Was u divine institution. What
a change bow are the mighty ial'en II they
were honest then (anl | have no doah but
they wcre,) they must be dishonest now
Minneapolis" destroyed Ssras prospects for
the Council. AMI Of course he lcels bad
Several other speeches were mAle in favor
Of a dissolution of the Union. but didn't
amount to anything.
Rev BEsIIEsrp made a motion that vote
b. taken for the tencht Of Minneapolis to
sse IL the BUcH.SAS men hal majority. Sew
rral voices cried out--"We are prepared ."
Hut Mr. Hr,ru black Republican money
sD,ier. bal the scnse 10 So the BU,H,sAx
men were IN the majority. AMI he hoysd vote
would not he taken His advice preysiled
Mr. GARxs black Republican Know
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