Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-07-26


and the Government was sustained by 1874 majority.
The Solicitor General attacked Mr.. c., and
thought the United States Government ought to
have arrived ut different conclusions than they
did. 9Atl
Sir j. Packington eulogized Mr. Gladstone, and
said the House dare not shrink from the discussion
on this crisis Of no ordinary magnitude.
Lord Palmerston replied at length, defending
his conduct, and denied that deception had been
practiced toward the Unite States, or that their
laws had been violated.
Upon no political questions that were ever
brought before the American people, has there
been such a revolution in the feelings and senti-
ments of the voters, as upon the Nebraska bill -
Pioneer.
ey1 That is true. Before the passage of the
Nebraska Bill, the Democrats united and
stroug-now they are divided, and scarcely
muster enough to carry free State. The Pho
is right.
RArIFICArIoN.--A great ratification meeting has
be n held at Janesville, Wis. 10000 persons
reported to have been present--proceSsion
one and half mile long. Speeches. songs, ban
ners &C. conspircd to make il grand affair.
Tbs GERMAN PREss.- here are 10 German
papers in favor of Fremont in this country and
45 in favor of Buchanan! The Germans love
Liberty well to crawl on their bellies over the
Shiny platform on which wallows the Denocratic
candidate.
Gy Mr.. Dayton's letter Of acceptance has
been published. lie endorses the platform an d
blames the South for the Sectional issues tn ut
have been raised. at
C:T DR.. Rae, of England has received Gl0,-
900 or $4,000 for finding the remains of Sir
John Franklin.
Cy The death of Prof. John Locke, of Gin
cin,i,ti, Is announced in the papers. lIe was IA
native of Maine, and scientific man.
VOICE FROM THE PULrir sixteen of the Ger
~ of Boston have made appeal to the clergy
of Massachusetts, calling upon them and their
congregations for money to aid the Free State
men of Kansas. What right have tn. clergy to
say anything on this subject? They may be ia
ken up for treason. They certainly would bo if
Louglas was President.
A Coon GA Southern lady recently re-
marked: ''South Carolina presents her heroes
with swords and her towards with canes
their backs, she ought to have said.
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ANOTHER VorE.--The n. Y. Tribune gives the
vote on the President in Dcy-st., N. Y, with the
following result:
For j. G. Fremont u,
Millard Fillmore I64
IS Jas. Buchanan g3
Dey street is essentially commercial, and u
very large proportion Of the Fremont men lin
cluding the canvasser) have for years taken lit
tie or part in politics. The responses for Free
mont were preeminently prompt, hearty and un-
hesitating.
: D FOR kAHsAs.--A recent Convention, held
at Buffalo, rpropo 'ed to raise 100000 to aid the
ready, in case this amount is nearly subscribed,
to make up the requisite by contributing
$4,000 each. Resolutions were passed, and
much enthusiasm prevailed.
O. "Hurrah for Fremont!' said an old fash
ioned Whig. g Hurrah for Beelzebub =" said the
soured Office holder to whom the exclamation was
addressed. every WELLS retortcd the whig, 'you
hurrah Tor your candidate, and rll hurrah for
mine.'
DEFEATED The House Bill, admitting Kan
sas, which was re-considered and passed, has
been defea,ed in the Senate on motion Of Doug
las to strike out all after the enactins clause,
and insert. HIS bill The same fate awaits the
Senate bill in the House.
CO George aw, of New York city, has writ
ten very able letter to Gen. Scroggs, Of Buffa-
| -, giving his reasons for supporting Col. Free
mont. Sorosgs is personal friecd of Law, and
a strong Ar erican. Law uses him up.
stY- The Senate OF Iowa has repealed the
Maine Law Liquor Bill by a vote Of l6 to -
1t is thought that the House0ill not concur.
| ga COL Lane has arrived in Kansas ac-
companied by large nr-nber of emigrants-
| An Irish Attorney. who died poor was buried
| by shilling subscription. Some asked Cur
ran for his subscription. "For what" be ex-
claimed. Ito bury an Attorney Here, take this
pound note, and bury twenty Of them at shilling
| = head!