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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
tiuu the Albany Argus OF IN, IN

No more auspicious nomination could have
been made for the Democracy and the Union,
than this In all ia relations il is gratlyiDg
Ia all oil It's effects it will be most happy. II
is a tribute to- mar who has maintained in
long public service the highest character, and
whok career. marked by the choices, honors Of
the Senate and Of the diplomatic service OF the
country at home anl abroad, naturally culmI
mates IN the Executive Office
No choice could be less sectional in is
character &c governed by considerations OF
broader patriotism In regard TO the divisions
oi New York though the Convention shrank
from its duty in its compromise the nomina
ton is one that il admirably suited 10 reconcile
what is lrit to them A the friend AMI com
pauon OF Sas Wright. Mr.. Buchanan long
enjoyed the confidence and esteem Of the radl-
cal Democracy OF this State. In the origin Of
the difficulties here, he threw the weight Of his
character and influence on the side of that
great statesman. lie was also the first declared
choice Of the Hard delegation when President
rierccs name was withdrawn. II the broken
arch upon which the Dcmocracyoi New York
is built is TO he repaired aud restored to It's
pristine strength, We may thank Pennsylvania
for the keystone,
We congratulate New York and the lnion
upon this result, We do not hesitate 10 pledge
the electoral vote of this great commonwealth
to the statesman Of Pennsylvania
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
IN English Eiiisasscr nrss ard-a.

The british Eas, India Company has just
voted | ord Dalhousir late tiovernor General OF
India pension Of S?S 900 year, as mark Of
its apprcc,ation OF his services during his nd
m,nis,ra,icn. by which four kingdoms. besides
lesser territories were a,khd to the company :
p,rscss,ons. AMI an annual tribute of twenty
two millions was imp'~,l upon the inhabitants.
0nc of the English Journals speaking Of this
matter, attempts To gss this act Of tlIbuster-
ing by showiu. that misrulc and revolution had
ruined the country. and that 10 ave. Il was nee
c~sary to appropriate il, "A wrong was done,
hut great benefit was eouicrrd," Amer the
avowal OF this doctrine as good political moral
i'y W. expect that tho british journals will b.,
yin to praise Walker. Ills conduct ia certain.
ly mere Jus,tahlc than Dalhcusic's $. or Walker
was ins,,I into \ Nicaragua by the people, aud
he assists them to maintain their own govern
mcnt whcr,e the rulers Of runjauh. fcgu,
Narporc, aud oajc had 10 he conquered before
their territory was scizc,i upon
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

We heartily congratulate the Cincinnati
Convention on the result Of it, deliberations. --
II has cvinced spirit Of moderation aud OF
prudence which has agreeably disappointed
many who feared different course wonll bc
pursued 4, ha. di,pcled anxious doup,'. heal
I'd divisions. and smothtrcd the struggles OF fac
ton by it. judicious aud harmonious action -
To Mr.. buchanan the people Of all parts Of the
Union can look for Wis and just admiui,tra-
ton OF their affairs In his hands the interests
Of all, the integrity of the constitution, and the
honor Of the country will be- considered safe
II our space would permit, we could add cN
tracts from the leading conservative and nation
al journals Of every State in the Union. earnest
ly supporting the nominations made in Cincin-
natl II would be- u,clcs. however. VI Be
cuhSASs election il tortgone conclusion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
Tho Pacific nalirc.a ncso,s,,o..

The n,hassoiaa denirs that the Cincinnati
Democratic Convention paS~i thu Pacific
Railroad resolution, published in our paper Of
"Wednesday aud rpruiuci IN the Si,aassot'aa
OF yesterday morning We rclcr the s,iuw TO
the prccc~lings OF the Convention a. puhhsbei
in the Cincinnati EnGuiIr, lie will find by
making such rciernce that the resolution WAS
ctkr,d by Mr.. SuixLps. Of Missouri, on the
las, day Of the Convention that the rulc ~
quirng all resolutions 10 ~ 10 the Platform
Commi,,cv before heing acted upon by the
couvcu.ion. was suspended by = vote Of aye.
?cs, nays - aud that the resolution WAS
,hcn adopted by the following vote
Ayes Maine =. New Hampshire |, Yer.
mon, :, Massachusetts, H. Rhode Island y
Connection, ,, New York rs, Pennsylvania q.
Delaware | Maryland $. Georgia =, Alabama
.. Mississippi :, louisiana 6, Ohio ~. Ken
lucky 10. Tennessee | Indiana II. Illinois I /
Missouri ., Arkansas 4, Michigan 6. Texas l.
Iowa, / Wisconsin 8, California &?0s
Nays New Hampshire 4, Massachusetts,, :,
Rhode Island ,, New jersey !, renusy,vAnta
-, hclawa-c |, Virginia Is. North Caroina
10 South Carolina =, Gcoryia I, Ohio 6. Ten
, ntssoc /. FLORIDA =. Conmcticut3-sI.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

How IT WORKS. The compulsory prepay
mcnt Of postage system, operates just a 1t was
forcseen that it would Notwithstanding the
law has been in operation over a year and the
greatest publicity has been given TO its require
uenls, tia dead itittr dhte Is fs,s., :A,r.'.f,s
by missiye4 which have been detained for post
age The average from New York city, alone,
il about 300 a month, or - day. There Is
no remedy for this except supprcsslng the open
letter boxes entirely and compelling the deposit
Of letters at the pigeon holcs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

IRON III. rhiladelpha Penn, itsnsn 4 the III
No nomination conld have been more proper
aud wclltmcd than that Of the illu~trious
statesman OF Pennsylvania. Both the foreign
relations and domestic condition OF the Union
render indispensable that great ability, the full
lst experience and most entire frmness should
h. employed ~ the management Of public af
fairs An thrs' are combined in u rnrc degree
in James Buchanan OF his entire fitness
there IL not the possibility Of a doubt. His
ability II. Statesman Is not an untrlci expert.
mcn'.
Mr. buchanan comes before the country
with the experience. in nearly all departments
of the pubic service, OF for,yyears His pub
lie and private reputation stand unsuicd and
unirnpachej Very rarely has II been the
COED fortune Of any statesman 10 have acquired
80 high character for ability and integrity 50
Justly and without II ycsrgc Of suspicion or
doubt Unlike too many, no error marks his
career OF cmbittcrs hi. character. His coarse
has been clear, consistent and patriotic, and
has always been directed by a most excited
tone Of liberal aud enlightened judgment.
No man can more fully command thu uni
,ersal respect ol his fellow citizens FOR his PER.
sonal character or for his unsullied political in
,cgrity, and he is now presented with an una
nmi,y and enthusiasm never exceeded In the
history II this country,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
Ffom ,he Washington nion u ii. ~.

The Democracy would have been inyncble
in the approaching Presidential campaign with
any candidate whom they might have nomi
mated on the platform Of the Cincinnati Con
vention. With JAMES buchanan as their
standard bearer. they can scarcely encounter .
contest.
The reputation Of this eminent citizen has
been 70 long and 40 favorably associated with
his country's history that the memorial Of his
public services, imprinted in the mind aud
hearts Of all patriotic Americans, requires no
detailed repetition. In the House 81 Repre-
sntatiycs Of the United States and in the
Senate, in the cabinet as the head Of the De-
partment 81 STATE, and abroad IA diplouiatist
in the charge Of our most important foreign
relations be has been distinguished alike as the
aagacous and trust worthy statesman, in whosc
hands the national welfare might always be- in
trusted proftaby not less than securely for his
c0un,rys interests. During his long career Of
political service ~ these various departments
81 the government l,e has uniformly been con.
spicu0us Tor energy, perseverance,, and industri-
Gus application TO business and for the pune
tual iulflmen, Of every obligation Of public
and private duty The result has been an er-
tended and maturcl experience, which. II pos.
scsscd by citizen Of average capacity and or
binary requirements, might have justified the
rlection of the Convention. But his natural
powers OF mind are OF the highest grade IN
the development Of his moral and intellectual
merits his course has been adorned by the dis
play Of brilliant abilities, with a rare cOmbiDa-
1 ton OF superior tact aud consumuatc prudence.
| Tbesr characteristic traits have never been tx.
] hibtcd in any othrr association than those oi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
The De n0eraste Press ON the Nomins-
tIon OF Mv. Buchanan.

A, an indication Il the feeling throughout
the Iengtl, and breadth Of the confeieracy, We
prcsen, below FEW extracts from the leading
articles Of the most proininen, Democratic jour
mails of the country
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
The OLD World.

There have been two arrivals from England
recently with Liverpool dates to the 3lst Of
May. The news is Of no very great import
nncc.
IN England, the excitement in regard TO
American affairs was increasing News had
jus, been reviewed Of the reception. by rrcsi-
dent P,sucr. Il Padre VIM, WALksR's priest.
! ~ ambassador, The London I,mc' in speak.
ing OF American affairs, says, ",hc demands on
the one side, and the concessions on the other,
have reached their uimo-t limit" The Times
suggests that the American Government should
send 10 London n special ambassador with full
power To settle the dispute about Central Amer.
ica amicably There were rnmors current. at
the time Of the sailing Of the steamer, Of the
appointment Of iori EiGIS or Sir lIESRy
BrlvvH, the ncgociator Of the Clayton Rul-
wcr treaty. ~ Minister r,enipo,entary at
Washington.
lord ELdiN drew out the Earl OF CL,RE>.
pos. in Parliament. IN American affairs, by
making inquiries in regard To the despatch OF
troops to Canada The Minister said that
Grrt Britain was animated by the most friend.
ly feelings toward the intel States was will
ing to arbitratc the Central American question
but would not consent to the recall ri Mr.
CnsrroS. To settle the difficulties pcacca
bly,, CLARENDON -aid he would NEE, Massey
midway on the Atlantic.
Denmark scms determined TO adhere to her
passing through the Sound The report that
American vessels OF war wer an their way Ia
the Danish waters has S'irr,,' mp ~ well a.
grcatly alarmed the Government, II has d,.-
patched IN haste \ corvette To- the DANISH
West Indies, and Ia fitting out several vessels II
war to h. stationed in the naraowest part OF
pass withou, paying the dues. II is saM that
these dues will BE- paid by American SHIPS IN.
der protest rrotcs, iil No, rscasc American
commrrcv from Rarhary cxac,ions. The drclar.
alton that not one cent should be paid for trib-
ute and corresponding action, brought tina, pi-
ratcal power 10 its senses. We have rumor
from Washington that Mr.. MARCY has sigui
hsd to the Danish Minister at Washington the
intention " the President rS to make a forci
hle pSistancc to the collection II the dues lor
one war, frcm the ltth OF Jur.
The conclusion Of peace was ceiehra,d in
England On the Goth. The rejoic,ngs pacssi
of with great eclat
rnsxm, the English pois"rr has hcrn con
victci 81 murder.
Russia Il in the markc, hr loan She
wants one hupdrci millions dollars, principally
foe the construction Of railroads
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

THE FARMER'S uE>T.

tws w,li scud the Week.! riINEEa ID pESnoH',
gratuitou-ly for year T. all VIII vii become
sousl contributors TIT department oftie Iapr, ~
tn. sspiraton Of the year It II br di,r ,ntnIed u"
our attention - allied to n removal
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

frrMsRup T,sisrwo. an 81 500 Clerk in
the STATE Department, has ben r,movcd for
writing an abusive letter 10 the Baltimore
.iaCrch, abou, Foreign Ministers, and ~cnd.
ing copies un'ier n" department s~l 10 Minis
t.rs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

Tux CASApIAS Brpovr cs''ma,'~ OF
the expenditure Az the currco' war as dc'er-
mined by Parliament amount Ia S'WVo""
This Includes e?0e, so towards the erection at
pubic building IN Quebec. s3>o,ooe fs e'n'
mon ~hoolA aud sllso0o for war steam 'sr
vice The revenue mr lsi6 is estimated at
s6.ooo.ooO, leaving an Anticipated surplus wv.
,nu~ oi $500 oG
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
NnrrE TO ElMpERs MD CONTRACT

NOTICE TO ~ ll.DEkS AND CONTRACT
y orr Scale rfapo 81. vii lie received nj the
office ~ H. 'ount' tlum,- onsTs for the County Of
S.att " 'r lrrriIory e Npntsnta M TN Monday, tie
,fa t.Ir. l.l-s jaI >hcftn or Ian RS Residence,
ogn'' oae'- Il ,nr.nins materials, arcordrst oS
,.lnaud .i..tr.t Of same o. be At fai rffce.
-.par.fe rtun. AZ " u Dc eiyrd ai the time
aud tls.r lr she store vork. brick work, csrpeuter
v' <, r'is I'D pta'9. AMI sis Ing o. s.i bnd
.. k|-". goal. ~ he r'rei'd up III tie anne
noe ,Ha at Ne same place, for an e a -nfhcen,
I'm q money ccdi.e ten tfou aud dollsrs
he laset rJte o. m crest 10 b. uri he'd At diHr rn,
tune - he VOL rrHereese-, ia bu ding AMI hrrlsh
me ~ anne IN Accord nee vih tie at Of the sgi-s-
ne Assembly. sHt1Hr.ons tho COUNTY Comm s,on-rs
hat parpo-e o.irro-n- ~tA he received =, III"
tiur and rl,t tor tom III" iocaion Of The
az hin'ic iiu's 4 tlr t"au lite Of "shakops~
CIV
The Coau sion-r- reserve the r,shi 30 accept ORE
&c, .ii ANY p'tt Of ,ad iroi o-alS oa'rtd
tuufi-.'u.- DO lliu. a. wal he required to give
raai. a.h ..ta -torf security to- be- approved hy the
BOARD ct County 'amm's. iourr-, Tor the bithiui
rr.,r.ls 10 r ai re...l - II cisrk. Clcrk Of the
Il atd 6, '.uutf Comm ., onrr', SOFT County. Mime
ot, AID end" I'D rropa,ai' . h'liiug Loan ~ BE-
4- = 'Ar ttsc may tr
Il, order 4 me Board Of Go ,,.,stn,-sionrr..
dAMt~' WILSON Chairman.
Attest ~. 'L'lar, Nefs. ieiada w,d
7 AFAYTrTE FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
hNrr rnNPANN. Jaoes,ire wi- oapi,ai
$4,000 '.'i' pan i7. : o,roo
re,ra 81 HlpE TOPS
IlsHry u UHf.trr Ilsufv q Grr~nm.o
thariHs Z. hrerrt e. - Eocksrl
Al Rockwell. 4. Rovlcy
rffi6EAt
\ R".AFc'l, President Ro-k~en, Secretary
3. Eoa''F. \ Iresa't. Ifenty H. Bun-',r, hear
Tsutncs effected aranst ioss ~ Damage b, Fir. snt
..rf y .rIi. n. ~ t4fIrui rsit-
AFTREL,CFs
iIpp I'o.Hlo = .mogr IL Gov. tat of New York
.iiu, -. Merchant fr"nl - y" Y.rkGry
w. rsrg. Ef - Wsu,t
u b. tiara, Br' t't, Wei 49,. 'hIp psna
} Bi-.ow-. f.. .AN'y tt,s, y
Hiram ~ nnth r. - Nev No.L
! rh lf. t.,h Jane .li" ~ Iia.k
vs. EF ttli, b. Il, .t. n Mae
o. J,arsy, h.tVs. - W.
Jp Na'H-
r'r. rhat. Etnbvr. osGto.h. $50.
IS - % ....r. Appleton N.
y - b. Boz h.lrlgvs W..
7 .o..r. - 0rl IN She w. ~ fo..ii,I- comrs,,
~ tAinN. Agent. ~ rspl,
ttIr'rg % tH... dSvIy
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Messrs. BoT1p DiAe-, BANKER - Pau,
Messf-. Marshall a 90
Truman Smdh hantrr
E,-boyrsnnr Kams'F,
Governor \ GofWar
Trsvts Klsser,
b. : GnHdtrh EA.tar Pioneer,
Putisu Httheii \ Browa, tincInB4ii
Harrison A Hooper 'inr nr7H.
fiNatd il.mpsi'ad. thirn-n,
ptatct', hing \ Co, tAI. age,
1 RAN \ Go, Ga'eaa,
Grrrgn W tampprtl "alrrB,
Z. IS. tr't Co, GaIvna,
iiunI y ptnokle, IN .lbdelph,s
We q Bacon a Co. PhiiadriphH
Ma =, \ taIisell Pittsburgh,
iodWirt Pnrt>mou'h. thi"
JOAN G,yr 4 90. 10 ton,
namrhress. fH'i Ferr', -. LOUIS,
boaBr, Ming Co,
ptsit rssTre,
Wolh Hoppe.
Ion iignparsy. Nos YORK
tleury ~ait s. 60 Nv Nofh.
Tcwp,ruI Chr. a CO., New Nora.
Cc..xn Niih,m., I'altmote.
li-ury T.. Thams- q" R'ium"rc,
ilarr.son, atur A g.. New ufl"su
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The nomination has met the w!slIe. and cx-
pectatious OF the great masses and viii be
hailed with enthusiasm by them, aud they Vii
triumpbantly elect the sage q Whca,land 10
the highest official position in the country Or
IN the world. We enter the
contest with cheerful hearts aud .anguine
hopes and although We know that the yenoa,
Of Abolitiobism ard its ally KNOWN Nothing
ism will be poured out without stint, yet We
fsl a confident assurance that the good =slt-c
and patriotism OF the nation viii rally with
overwhelming force and sweep al opponents
from the field
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

ENP1RE STATE CLOTHING HtII.-THE
IL ists-t.... r. Al. aad WHITE 'uob> ..f

- '''-' ' ~. -'' "N '.'t
The unIsrstsnei have 10 pessafe -, latria IN
,ifrHu. ri rsH' s.t fgtrt-1 Eat sl-l are row
rssSivsnr IAR',E art ~ EN-fNE Nssoftn,~at Of
GkNttENLN : W q. f,. he tpFrorc's q srs~f..
TIC, woas raN particular sftfrtnu q. her assrrt
meut e.! Huh- rinfhlN' 81. Of Nhicb TIE, are IRE
attef a. sell a. tar. .-s f-frr-
N-F hans huytr. a. Ntr'r>,', woa a ao veil .a 81,
osN h.fAr~ rsrrsssii.E .issv h.t.
tat -rPEN 1T tsrts Furnishing Coo a'Ns1- 50
h'nt iillFR a MENntISUN.
7 Fl : rect ohr t,-S cs,i ~ W4tashsw
Nai Irrs = ~, i"at rra- IsrtN-rs 500
pcfeteF - an
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perty, and which the adyanceu.et, Of general
civilization and progress, no less thaa our own
permanent well-being require to be maintained.
While We write, the reyerbera,ion. 81 cannon
attest the joy with which the intelligence frum
Cincinnati has been received in this city
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

In every eNigency Oi state. and IN every act
" his lie. ;rcm tn day he repaired tn the
field 10 repcl the INVASION Of u foreign few down
to hls late successful stand against the lnsoIcnt
aggresslons OF the same naughty power whom
he confronted in his carly youth, James Bu
chanan has displayed an ardent. uusetish. and
d'vo,cd hove OF country lie Is, aud has ever
been pi.rf,f IN the b,st and highest sense OF
the word Admiration of the institutions, con
fdenec - the destiny, and iraternal affection
for the people OF this country, have been illus
rated IN every passage OF his history.
A a Jdtesmdn. BE- has becn distinguished by
the qualities Of niodcratiou Of tcmpr and "a
gucity in council Wnhou, being AT all frt
tcrd by irrational prejudice or obsolete opn-
ion, he u YET rcmarkaby cautions and coiserva
tive in h, views of public policy aud. par
haps il was this trait ot character which, morc
than any othcr consideration. determined the
representatives Of tbs Democracy TO promote
HIM 10 the Presidency. in a crisis of internal
agitation and portcn,ous complication IN The
iorign rla,lOus Of this country
ticket which thus unites the WIS
dom anil enIvtIctCc Of mature age with the IN
crgy AMI expanding powers Of early manho0i
anal which Illustrates IN the character at both
candidates, The utmost love Of country and ca
pac,ty oi public srvicc, cannot ini to cotr-
maud the conii'cncc and support II the Amer
lean psuplr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26
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tiou' uv.' a. f.. sufli Il is inn Hf.t - r
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the same hps-
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al ur,tgu ruuntt sls ft~' ,gvsrtnn evn % Hg
rf,.- t.ru 80 g., erli'-l.r. 1 = CONG l.in.t
A. ths great tial IN brace l'51, tlr net To- Yt- 3
d. hours rsf-.a-t vntA D. lie rtsi trt-h 2. sG3
moo >ta 4, i iT.r ..tialtfri boot val 300
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tistob's 8 .lsh Iarrshsr. ..... 40
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wfrs. ts T r. .. '.s '.tfef
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a. o To- fuvsrt aRt lat-tt.e NJ s.- ~ Coz. .t
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-ith,r th' 90 IL. ilar.., IT. Poser ~. .,4,.e
10 "a ur at -se .e-. li .or. STAT. go, te,d '..ra
tn.wsrs e .sn hy r-.ur1 ~ % i8suft-s -I.t.so
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~" VA 80. gns1. o .'5 g. a.. 81"
ie's~tn ug,v \ Vl,r>
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oiNrSsNr Yng SwottYN lurss uF lows.
Take mar.hmalNw Nqr onncr~ olive Gal two
cuncrs ami camphor two Grams Nix them
thoroughly and rub ,Ar ahe'i,d lvy' ;Nscc
day- after milking
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ftcp, no Y 5sltusl Of Commerce, 81 VI, I'm
The Cincinnati Convenuon have concluded
their laboS with result which will elicit an
approving rrsponse from the conservative and
solid men o' the country in every section 81 the
Union. That ho'iy represented the prNiom'-
nant political sentiment II a considerable ma
iorIty o, thu several States,
The selection NJ Mr., Buchanan will tend ~
strengthen the public faith in the fitness Cd the
people mr. s'tgovcruWnt. Among tir most
experienced oi the Few remaining statesmen who
hac bscn .mPhnyed IN the national srN,cc du
ring a period extending over half the existence
OF the rpuhlic he has exhibited "a tbs various
important STATIONS which h. hos tsen ca'sd w
on to hll . thurOugh fitness ior their respective
DATES, prrsc; comprehension ofthe Interests
in,rus,,si "a h's charge. an ups3ev'a,lng ~'nse 81
equity AMI la,,ice in Judgmrnt and adn'n1s'Ts-
'ion, and ht~ral and patr,otic estimate u
tho~, CONSIDERATIONS uscsssary 10 tia sdlasi'
nsnt Of conflicting sSctloaal interests. which
have hitherto so happily controlled the COUNCILS
of the country. and gwen t. il m anpr'~Sien'
al ,irvvlcpurn, 81 evpsn.lcs. pnser ami prs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

NV rosrAL ARS,>0ssrNr The Post
master General has instructed the ros,mas,rr
a, New York that Whenever any letter is De
posi,cd unpaid. he must send u circular nc'loc
to the party adjrcss,d that the sah letter Is
detained iog wan, 81 payment. and that II
will be forwarded on the rcccipl, in stamp, OF
the amount due This plan prevents the aeca-
mutation OF unpaid letters, and # ,ucce~.ial II
gill b. extended to other cities
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

4 l.. LAErENTECR, Wholesale GRO
A.tfii AID COMMISSION MtR lIANr euturr
Of thitd an Jackson streets saint Pant I
II retail merchants visiting the tty would ak =
careful Inspection # my ltrge AMI complete sto Il
Gtpcrries Provisions, Wooden Ware, Nails, Sc Ac.
4 selection. haze ben made from Tie latssi nod
b.st whol"sAs r-'uhiisinah., ta't AMI south. " e
s, ia view to the Western trade. ard h. such anti
., to warrant Offering th.ui at low price,
they be- Iurchss.i NJ -. Lonis adding rsn.por
utt sai Insurance. \. J.. IARIt WIZ u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

Nxw rArK>rs-Thc following are from the
Patent List for the week ending June 10:
John Bruushtou, Of Chicaeo-tcr improve
ucui in rotary pumps
riymou r. Gr~n, Of Chicago and Edward
A Kenudy, o, Newark III f~ improvement,
ia -sxi planters.
CO. LaN. OF fnrport, III, tor 'mprov'~
mcnt in ssSling machines