The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-21

WAsprsoros, saturday, Aug. :

WAsnIsaros. saturday, Aug 3
Ihr contest In the approaching Presidential
election u between buchanan on one aide and
Fremont IN the o,hv. There Ia no danger II
the election oi Fremont or ol Fillmore hut
sh~r IL some danger that Mr. buchanan may
not bc chosen by the popular vote, There Il
danger, In fact, that the election may he thrown
upon the HOUSE Of Representatives a Iioase
divided into fierce sectional actio,r, and excit
cd alSo by the most bitter personal animoalties
The late contest 10 this lIoasc for the Spa
kership, and Tho present threats vi majority
81 It's mc,nbcra to withhold the appropriation
lor The support OF the government, are hut
faint tokens oi the character which will mark
the conduct Of the mmc House, when the
chol,c ~ n President shall tlcvolvc upon H.
All public business will h. neglected and
from The very hRianing II tho Msesioa intrigues
for the determination Of the choice l.y thu ias
Jor'ty oi the States will he commenced. aud
prosecuted 10 the exclusion II all other matter,
until the termination ol tho session
Mr.. Fillmore cannot bc chosen by the House
Fremont cannot be chosen. without such
eourac of procedure as will give color to an out
cry Of corruption md induce resort 10 open
violence, and nm entire derangement II the OF.
binary operations Of thu government. AMI even
en,anecr the integrity of the Union. The
election OF the Repabliean candidate. Fremont,
by the popular vote, would Ia my opinion lie
SnhmttcL TO- by the whole country; but his
election by the HOUSE 81 Representative could
M, liz secured hy amy fair means, anil choice,
through corruption or VIOLENCE. woutd not I've
asscntcd 10,
When the contest arose in the House be-
tween lsurr md Jefferson. IL IA well known that
preparations for scsistancc were made BY the
friends Of the latter. ID was asserted, anl ,rr.
haps truly, IN the course Of Tho debate on the
Missouri, question. in ls2O, that the Virginia
Armory was established Tor thu purpose Of re
sistaacc an that occasion, 10 which ii WAS rc-
pli~i hy Mr., Randolph, tina, Il was to the
National Armory At ilarper's Ferry upon
which the Jefferson party then look@l to, iu
the case Of Mr.. Jci~rsons defeat We should
NJ, probably vsach the end Of The nrst ss~iou.
without ,lsorganblng. AMI cvea revolutionary
movements AMI results, IL the Presidential elec
tion should unfortunately fail lcforc tho people
Hut the national Wings, .--thor II them thu,
have not attached Themselves 10 other polisl
cal parties, aud ara still independent. have il in
their power 10 save the country from agi alton.
a'sgrsea. AT! pcshsjxs. Feso.atiaa hy casting
their weight in the scale II Mr. Buchsuan "A
national man. AMI the representative Of na-
'ionsl party
Accounts which We have from Tennessee
krnincky, AMI Maryland all claims>i a. Flu
mwc States, encourage Us 10 believe that, in
them, the oli ldw Why's have takrn pro
Irr view IL their duty In the country, under
W,-@nt circumstances, and will cpJ,~vm 10 ~
curc the clcriion Of Mr. Buchanan.
The letters from the two Maryland Senators
McSSs Pratt anil Pcsr~. have appeared
Tor this parpsr. and | an, per-
Saa'hd tina, they do MT misrpscsrat the sen.
tlmcnt VI the great baly NJ The Wings Of
that patriotic State.
Hut their are other ,lcl,aieAhle States .sosc
OF them IN the North aui tas,-- wi.csrin the
wings. hy decslcl aud cociial movement
after the manner oi their farmer rallirS, could
determine the choice against the sectional. and
IN favor OF the national candidate
Hut W. arr In thu hands 81 Providence, anil
il may bc that national Muits rS,uirc the 81, ru
chastiemcot which civil war will visit upoa VA
Scmc doubt h felt whether the llcusr will
hc rady 10 adjourn Ivy the 10Th. They will
probably propse al eAtensioa to the ssrHien.
ssnators say they would agre To prolosg the
sssion ior a day or two i~ specific AMI impor.
aa, objects.
iGoS ros ruE BAIrIsoRk BoNArAnNs-
The special commission. to which Louis Mapo.
ron REFERRED several delicate family matters,
has reported. we kArn from the Paris corrcs.
pondent Of IL Nori, of Brussels. upon the in,
nrtant question OF the Prince Jeruases FIRST
narr'nr with Mis- Patterson in America. The
'cn'n's''cn confirm the validity al his marriage.
.h'eh WAS always maintained BY ths i'opc. 10 |
H. great annoyance {" Napolcon l. Ia COZ
ccVwncc OF this decisioa the graplsoa Of
'rince jerome anal Min rat,ssscn, Who Il Q
Dung sablicu,cnant in the fwnch army, he-
ONES legitimate mcmscs Of the Nspokoo
'mily, whih Prince Napc,ecs. thc issur AZ
eromes ~'ccDd marriage, e exclodsi.
Minister Of public Instruction Is To- he ap
o,pted in England. and IL 10 ruuorei Lord