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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

Many years ago, Oh well remembered occa-
sion. when the Union was just undergoing one
OF those tests which threatened to rend il in
twain, DAS,Ef, WxssrER closed one Of the most
soafstirring speeches he ever delivered. with
the following sentiment;
Nv hen my eyes Tor the last time shall I've
RAISED 10 behold the sun in Heaven, may they
moi gaze upon the broken fragments Of dis.
bonore'l, but once glorious Union upon
states discovered, dsc ordant, bclligerent upon
a land rent with civil tguds, and drenched. Il
NAY be. III tratcrnai blood let their last lsc.
bic aud lingering gaze rather behold the glor-
Gus ensign Of the Republic. now known and
honorcd throughout the earth, still full high adj
yancei-not one star erased or polluted, not one
star obscurcd, but streaming IN all their 0riei.
nal fustrc, and bearing for It's motto no such
miserable intsrrogatory S what Is all this
worth nor those other words Of .leasion and
folly. Liberty frs, and Union afterwards =
but everywhere, spread all over in characters
Of living light blazing on aIl is ample folds us
they float over the sca and over the land. and
every wind under the whole heavens, that other
sentiment. dear 10 every true American heart.
Liberty and Union. now and forever, one and
inscuarublc"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23
The Duci near Charlcston.

The supposttou that the Hon r. R,RSwsIt
Charleston jirrcpg thai led TO the late fatal
dull II erroneous co the 9th nit. Judge
M,Ga,rit whosc puh,c conduct had been crit
ciYtd by writer under The signature OF 4
Nnlllrr N the Charleston Mercury. received
note from fnucSn iHvrr, it,. In which be
ssd
With view 81 preventing collision tT
tween our mutual friend. ! hereby avow my
sall tho aDihoT Of those articles | trust. sir,
,ou VIII az the prcpricty ct relieving others
from The prohabIr aud painful consequences OF
sind,ss,isg your honor. by indicating II your.
se!t NJ f.caa, !'y. FarH,sa, VI MAKE ,he
Necessary arrangements
On the 10th judge MAuR,m rephsi, stating
that Mr. Mrrt's note gave him the frat init
nation that auy difficulty Ind grown ou, Of
,br publication, and that be had adopted the
t-s, nsasutra he cond 10 pat 4 stop to IL lie
then adds
had hord tina, th,sc means would have
proved successful that they wvrc not. was IN.
iircly beyond my control came TO the city
the DAY AFTER the i'ccip, Of your notc in Akin
then, for the first ,iuc, learned ibsi ,leiinitr
arrangements hal been made fnT dncl between
Mr ralcr and my brother. The time iar ,h,ir
meeting having h,cn ,iNrJ NJ an hour prior to
the arrival Of the cars
Your declaration oi being the author vt thu
articles which have appeared IN the Mercury
addressed to mys'lf l. III no iu,crcst az eonsc
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

40 oihef gssIe % met tiu' ,yii, since should
W any possibility resIstancc be inade to the
I mon peace cannot bc compelled The Fed
cfai G0yernmeDt has no physical strength to
apply to sach an emergency. That the navy
aud army are Offered by Southern NET is ihe
very cause Of complain, which Mr. BASss
urges on behalf Of his party
II not waiting for the Imagination Of the
new Pr'sidsnt, the Southern States should a.
sembic their Legislatures, notify thu Federal
officers to vacate, pass tarif laws each 10 pro
tect its own interest, and, finally send delegate
to Convention OF Southern States 10 devise
u new Union. the Federal Government would
be powerless, even although Northern states
IA body. should continue the Constitution
and attempt TO crrry on the Northern Fedora
ton. Mr.. Fremont on the 4th OF March
might lind 10 Union to preside over. Is Is OBJ
vl0us that 10 raise Il million OF men at the
North to compel the fifteen Southern States to
submit, would itself be- a. ruinous az absurd
The passions Of Q few might prompt such II
course, but the majority would see the folly OF
H. Neither ia IT certain that the North would
form harmonious Federation. The seat Of
government would he the first subject OF con,
raii0h. The Western lands would ut once
pass into pO-session Of the Western States. and
counties causes Of contention would spring up,
while the present Republican party would cease
to exist. from the mere fact that all questions
OF slavery would have ceased II ia obvious
that the very object which Mr.. Frcmon, seeks
would disappear IN the moment Of success, an.
kss be should betray the principles Of his sup
p0rters.
II the Southern States should take no STEPS
until after an Inauguration and await the NC,
ton OF the government, tho example set by the
Republican party IN attempting to cut of sup
plies, and then backing out for fear OF the con
sequences. would not he lost upon their oppo-
nents, II Mr.. Fremont should be found unylcld.
ing. This II u state Of affairs which the more
rejecting portion Of houest Republicans eur
nestly recogniz', and in so doing confess the
grave error 'aaslc IT, The pctripa.ion. The =. ~
oipies oi party cannot be sustained by man
who Protessed to adopt them at the last hour
~ consideration Of his nomination On the
other hand, the appointment made on the ground
OF availability. throws suspicion over the sin
ceri'y OF those who svow the principles. The
selection Of a candidate of known respectable
~ aud trmness OF character, like Judge Ne
Lean, would have put the stamp Of sincerity
upon the party professions and have guaran-
teed their stability. The pariisaas would at
least, not lose heart rs the crisis approaches,
under the grevous reflection that they are sup
porting man RON whom they have no guar
antee whatever.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

We are glad To se PAPER as able as the
Philadelphia fsds'f opposing the fashionable,
notion Of the physical deterioration ol the
American people. That theory originated with
English writer's upon our country, and has
been careeSaly ndoptol--as W. n,lopt much
which comes To rs with the English trada mark
ppon H. when We have better articles of our
own by our own writers and speakers. with
out az much ~ II question oi in truth. We
have never roaca!ssl the premise that vmerl.
cans, rs class. are physically below the nor
mai standard aud have therefore 10, accepted
thu explanations Of the Phenomenon offered by
il supporters out belief II. like that OF the
hoife, editor tina, the theory and reasoning
arc all stnil lie says
Engl,sh travellers rcprcscn, the 4Amer,cnr.s as
a debili,atei. degenerate aud sickly race. and
The Hotscusc IL reiterated IN this country by
those who ought to know brtt' Il Ia u little
singular that such an emit, ace should
have accomplished more phys,,a lebor in sub
DUNG au entire continent IN less than two cen
tnflc< than all the nations Ut Europe have ef
tcctodi iot their own countries m the same time
Physically morally and mentally there is no
morc vigorous race thaa the Americans on the
face ui the globe They live az long, are A.
hardy and well Developed. can endure ~ great
an amount OF ia,gne. and accomplish IA much
labor, mcuially and physically. as any other
people. They hayr peope,l contincn, aud
cultivated il ill il produces abundance. have
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23
4 sseastsfui incident

The correspondent 81 ,bc Missouri ktPubi-
saa, ADDER date Ot September 10th, writing
from l.scompton. narfaiea thu following mel
dent
! Stli clase my TASTY letter by relating -
most Interesting incident which occurred at the
Executive Office few days since, aa dlustra-
tive u the rev Governor policy and ~ in my
opinion toll Of hop Of better future for this
Territory.
You may have heard Of Col Titus, a Pro
slavery man, whose cabin was burnej by the
fr@ stnte men under Capt. Walker, one Of
lanes most famous captains. IN retaliation
the fro-Slayety men burned Capt. Walkers
cabin and drove him from his claim, into law
renee. The most bitter fend existed between
Walker and Titus. who sre both represented
~ gallant fellows and the chosen representa-
tiycs Of their respective parties The frosia-
very mcn here speak kindly Of Walker and say
that he always irsatesi his prisoners with much
courtesy and humanity. These men each ap
preaching tis Governor for different purpose,
accidentally iaet 10 the Executive Chamber
Their start of sarjxisc and their sudden flush
Vi bnte wa only repr'S~ed by the Executive
presence. The Governor, entircy convcrsant
with their histories AMI npprt ciatiug their posi-
,ions with that exquisite tact 80 natural 10 him
Immediately arose anil said, "GcntIcmcp, you
have been enemies long enough men Of such
generous natures and true instincts should be
trends ! require the services OF you both 10
| Assist Inc in restoring peace to this beautiful
but distracted Territory. For my sake. and
for the sake Of the country, you must shake
hands md bc irends
From that moment they were friends, and Il
would have done you good 10 zee The manly
tear roll down their eheks a. they recountei
the story Of their wrongs. and pledged cteruai
friendship TO ench other
The uoyerDor Immediately charged Col II.
sus with the Juiy u iotmihg volunteer hat
tallion 10 preserve the isno' OF this neighb0r.
a1oL, aaL Iai.,, Make. ~..t- ia 'a.s .sa.y
for the vicinity OF lawrence.
such policy must break down prejudice and
resior confidence.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23
re Election.

The result Of the election day before yestsr'
dsy. ~ tar ~ heard from, W sy before our
readers this morning. Ia the county We have
elected three Representatives out Of i've, viz ;
A. +. CHAxsiis, in the First District, AMI
Messrs. MuKaAY and CosrsLLo, In the Second.
Those elected by tbs Republicans as. VIZ.
BsAscm, in the Frat District, aud Junts u.
HassxY, Ia the Second
II is uncertain yet who ia elected Treasurer,
oa, our impression Is tbs, wv. B Mc'isosrr,
has majority over both thu other candidates,
although At last accounts. RopsRr A. SMITH
was 81 votes ahead, with the precincts OF ita".
~, Anska Cambridge xnd Grow Wing to hear
from.
EDxrSD Ricx Ia elected County Commission
er over bis fusion opponent, by 81 oyerwtelm'
Ing majority, which Is highly complimentary
aud ia jaat tribute 10 Mr., Rios's eminen,
qualities OF personal popularity
DR.. ). y. GooDwicH. our candidate for Cor
oner. ia also elected by a tremendous majority
The Doctor received iulIy twothirds Of the
votes cas-, 10 the country. A. the nyiog IA
his opponent did not ~e daylight"
For Assessors. Joawru Srrn. and MArDsw
tlooD nre certainly elected. and we think
wv NtsvnY IL also probably rf'ct',f although
returns from the country precincts may show
that he IL not,
In The Third Council District Wv. W
Walks. Republican. Ia elected Councillor by
~ majority, and j. CuAas and HvsH hsrch.
AuAS elected Representatives The latter IT,
eeiving about 700 out Of 10. His name was
IN both tickets We DO not know whether be-
is Republican il no, Cn,ay, however, Is.
la the Eleventh Council District the whole
itepmbIicnn ticket Is probably elected with the
exception OF the candidate for Sheriff. u. +.
R,sKw. Democrat. It ID generally concctct has
= majority Tor this Office, J u B.sHsff Is
elected Councillor and SWIM, HAYDEN and
flrsssa Representatives.
From Dakota county, VI were unable ioob'
tain any positive information, but have heard
hat MessYs, ksra.s aud Mctgy, the demo
ratio candidates. were elected. This news
needs confirmation. as the election IN this com
" wa conducted more ou local thnn political
grounja We rather think that McNwy. Dem
artst. aud G,nns. Republican. have BEEN elect.
- Nv Tomorrow. however, We viii h" able
10 hatn the result
Ffum other tounti,s than tbose in'bcai"l
lbcyr, W. have. ~ yet received no Intelligence
std ,annot therefore even hazard a" eucss
As Ia ,hr result.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23
She Gtnse's Mas sarcSssscs tefoetous.


In regard 10 the disturbance ut the second
| Ward polls. on the day Of election. arising from
u vote being challenged the Tine, oI yesterday
lnuruing has The following
suAMrfur f'nncrrpisas. The rnorA Of II
set OF half Into yeatrl rowdiS ut the polls NJ
the SECOND Ward on Election day. to drive oI'
Mr. &. f. Y. Lall, because he dared challenge
votes, Ia thu, spccica Of Border Ruliiauism
which has made kansa. u field ol blsol and
| carnage, AMI which II renewed hrr VIII event
uatc in Grous results. Every American eli
len has the right and u Is his d",Y I" challenge
every man whom be thinks IN not entitled 10
vote. and every effort 10 prevent tbs viii meet
with puhle ani carnea' Indignation.
/, ,hcrc was an effort mado to DIVE any
citizen from the polls who was merely cyccls-
Ing his right Of challenging votes We agree
with the Ftmc, IN condemnation Of It. no mat
Ter from what party It came but II II was
only personal difficulty between i've mca
twhrh ~ very ap, to atiso on such occasions
then wc tan sc no proprIcty IN attempting Ia
make It appear that II was an organized at
tempt 10 invade the sanetty Of the ballot hos
Now, wc are 1t the opinion that there was
nothing OF this Kind dour, rs one cf thu oppo
si'c party, We arr told, was at the place ct 40
ting Nil day. exercising his right of challenging
voters IN the fullest extent. right which we
wculd n, hny time assist IN defending u man IN
whether Of our political a.i,h or ct any other
Ba, The fiar, man having wrought himself up
10 an alarming degree oi Indignation Thus con
Times
We ,le,es, the man who attempts 10 gag free
speech. or seeks to destroy the Acrolncss nj
the ballot-boy.
With the part quoted above oi this Qu,soiic
sentence, VIZ entirely coincide believing, ~ wc
do in the riRh, Of tree speech and the sacred
nc0 of the hallotboS. at all tunes and on all
occasons hut. hear hun siill further
And W. now inform the rowdics who sought
Ia browbcai Mr. i,tt on election day, tina, II
repetition o their acts may G the means oi
snaing them where there will hc no occaslon !
Tor either ballot ,houa ~ bal wh'sksy
We DO not know hv who's authority. il aDy, !
this ,hra, ia made but W. ,hiak IL 1t q The
intention - implied IN the language uwVi, OF
Nsv~o> and his coadm,crs To- Kill somebody. !
h. and they would have done better on the |
scor q, prudence alone not 10 have avnwcj 50 |
blood, purpose, We suppose, however tina,
fINrtns wants to make up IN words and huS.
tar wha, he lacks in conngr ha, We submit
II IS n hal precedent lcr Journal 20 threaten |
publicly ia " ~rnd mcu whcfc there will In No
occasion tor either hallo, boxes 81 had whis
key /, Is not only sacrelgious but Il il the
asowal Of hlo,dy c,iy, which II carried out,
wuult TAKE the law into ones own hands AMI
make every man the asrngcr OF his own iutu
ries. instead OF eavinc them with the prol-r
tribunal hut after alt w only regard il IA
another bias, upon Nrw~o>s I'm irampt
which HI has bc,n sonnding sem, occasionally
cysy s,atc hts fi,tsburg spe,ch
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

nEFAuiT HAVING BEEN MADE An JUr

payaeat Of the FIRST ustalim.ni OF til. moleyA Sc
cured 10 be paid by certain fndenturr Of Mortgage
bcaring late the tr~t DAY Of Assast, u 1855, enc
eued by Matthew Groa snd Nara his vii. Of The county
- Ramsey and 1ernrry oi Minnesota, to Alexander
Wiikin of The same county tn the oi
Tie III thirteen hundred AMI srEvhty-stI ioiis
t1Ynl "a the conditions Of certain bond he sfng ~vea
tle with said mortgage follows Ia wit the sum oi
stk hbnfrrJ and eighty seven d0sts and ninpty-sN
cents the ttst day 81 July A. u. isSd and the iuf
ihcr OF six hundred and eighty seven dollars tgi
ninety 80 C"nt the trst day Of July, A. b. 1851
pethrr with Hietes, At the rate of per cent per
mum up"u the Whole sum rsmsihisg unpaid at the time
"l each payment, which ,i mortgage duly record.
81 o toe tf-t lay 81 August, A. r. ia55 at a O'Clock
IN The ance 81 The Register Of feeds Of said county
"' Ramsey, bOok az 81 Nortgsges on pages fq5 anl
10 aui upon which there claimed he due ~ tn,
dte Of ti- uoi,c the Of eett hspif.d aud ihiti
fcseu u 100 dollars principal and interest ani for
;s; -fsaiGs7', - ssi;G Gtof{RsEs AMI -s,d todl
aud mutxsse having been DAILY assigned The sa, da
'"toctohcr, 8. u 1855, by SAID Alexander wilkn "
tbafles u. Holman, and the sghmeit thereof lniy
recorded IA" -lAI dag 81 August, A n 1850, AT eleven
O'Clock IN the Once If the Register Of Decd Of
ooaDty 81 Ramsey, ia Book ~ oi mortgage an pace
40, anl he d sum ~ eght hundrel aud thty seven
Al loo dollars beng Bps due and aapsd, aud
teiins NJ law having been instituted recover thr
iest secured by sa"i mortgage any part thereof
icr ~ Asftbl Syeh that ia pursuance aud by virtue o
the lwer at ae ~ sad mortgage cuntane and oi the
tttau sie r,ssr made and provided, The pfoa,-e
sgit sagu mentioned aud described - i0liOws i
All all thee rtrc.is 81 land living SAID count, AZ
afnev' and knnsn So IDt- Ne. ssini srS.a (6& -
Boea 30 siNty-eigh ,t.) IA Day ton IRVINE addition
60 ciat thul sal county Of insty, vii be soli
fnilr '"aiar ~ the Court House ~an, Paul sio,e
AID, on tn. 18th day 81 pctoAcf \. D. 1850 al eley-u
~ loo. ia i'- forenoon.
H'LNIs & He.Rp, ,CukEIts HOFFMAN,
At y l"r Assignee. Assignee
DATED r, Pirmhor ., 1850 W.T.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-23

The EAIiimor Spa chronicles the death ot
one Of car eoau,ry's defenders in the persoo o.,
NJ iix>'lvi> WuxvIsr who SERVED "a Iirn.
tcusu, IN Capt, GRxrss company Of cavalry
during the war OF ASA with Great britain,
AMI was 'hc as, hut two Of that company who
s,ill survive dlcd in baltimore roup,y day or
two siacr The ieteased aas II u'au oi grrs,
u,r>onai courage, true 10 the ,n,cosrS NJ his
c,pa,ry ard much cstceme'l