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

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pealedheysby yiy hare been tocitly sesctiossd set
affirmed By Congress. Jones and Donaldsoa en- }
still rack Grand Juriss thas will, undsr, Le.y
complies instructions, order FreerState prinsing4e
Offices and even hotels TO be demolished as:nuira
sances, and then place themselves at the hesd a,
Buford's and Atchinscn's hcrdes and proceed 70
put such presentmept into execution Not only
the Territorial officers, but the Sherifs and Jsdg
es of Probate, &C., appointed by the Bordsi-t
Ruf6an Legislature, will all hold on sundsk:ths
Senate's :: Paci6cation" bill. How can Free.
State men be expected to assent to this d;oos
The Pioneer .csn see very plainly why Wsde,i
Seward and Hale would not sots for the bill, nd
why the TINES opposed it. --sss .s4, So
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PROBABLE Loss or rHE OcxAxs QpExS.LThs
N. Y. Tribune announces tho probable loss Of
the sailing vessel, Ocean Queen, with l23 pAs-s
sengsrs. She sailed from tivsrpsoi on tbs 18th,
of Februsry, since which time no sidinss havsi
been heard of her. .s1 80
CY Bully Brook. says that the first blow
given to Dir. Sumner, was mere tap. We
should like the privilege of tapping the bully m
the same way lie would see stars! and plenty
of them at that aa4 xssie
cy A correspondent Of the Herald says: g
am informed this evening that requisition from
the Governor Of California to the President has
been received, calling on him to furnish United
States troops to enforce the laws which have been
trampled upon BY the Vigilance Committed"
Gen. Pierce is having an interesting time al
round. He will 80 out Of bis Office into ! blsss
of glory. = &
Nor So BAD.-The Muscatine Enquirer, a !
Democratic Bucanier paper, has the follow
ing ~.
rREMoNT's cABIsEr-IS CASE he 10 ELECTED.
WIN. H. Seward, Secretary Of State.
fhos. H. Benton, Secretary Of War. aa'
Geo. Law, Secretary Of the Treasury. ssq
Joshua H. Giddings, Secretary Of the Navy.
Horace Greedy. Secretary Of the Interior.1 i
Thurlow Weed. Post Master General. Q, e
Gerrt Smith, Attorney General giaeH lyias
Henry Ward Beecher. Chaplain Of the
Senate. $ ~asss - .gs,sgests AL a,ts
Theodore Parker. Chaplain Of the Houss,- =,
That's not so bad. ~, -. ~ .s,.a1
BROOKS NOT EXPELLED syods
The House ON the 18th took n vote 20 extsl',
Brooks, with the following result :--i2l to o5. J
1t not being two bird vote, he not expelled,
hut he immediately gave notice (the msjoritv
having voted to expel him) that he bad resigned
his seat. resolution to eensure Mr.. Sumner,
was voted down--l74 TO 81.
The jury in the case of Herbert had not been
able to agree up to late hour on the l4th II
is understood that they stand ten for acquittal
aud two for conviction. sn 6EsI sf
LETTER FROM NEw-ENGLAND Gle RcYMKN
BosroN, Wednesday, June Is, 1856, /,
To the Clergy Of Massachusetts: ,so, -. q ..ls 10
Two years ago the Clergy Of New England
united in u solemn protest against the then threat
ened removal of . time -honored landmark Of
Freedom. Unfortunately evil councils prevailed
and the recent Of crine violence and blood
shed in Kansas clearly demonstrate the Justice Of
that protest. The act thus unrighteously con-
summated has produced its legitimate fruit. and
unless Divine Providence shall move the hearts OF
to arrest it, will continae TO do so, and
eventdate IN casting permanently over that fair
land the dark pail Of Slavery, for which blood 4
and FIRE have already opened the way. -,
Those who have gone out from among US, seek i
ing free homes in u free land, and that peaveably,
have found only intolerance and persecution.
destroyed, and liberty and life itself uuhesits-
tngy sacrificed, that the Territory might be de-
populated of Freeucn and made forever dwell !
ling pnce only for the master and his slave. 1s1as
Brethren! shall it be thus depopuIa:ed? The
saherings of our friends who have gone ts Kan
ss, their need and their peril, all appeal in tones
which cannot be denied, and the cause they rep
resent-equally ours and theirs must fail Il they
be not sustained. sass sg4s 81 3satsss Afss.
In Boston and vicinity Committee of citizens
-of which George X. Russell is Chairman and
Patrick T. jackson, Treasurer, have contribu-
tion for their all in charge. Should 800, ,O0O bS
raised in the State two gentlemen are pledged to
make it up to $l0O,U0O. Concerted action
throughout the Commonwealth is essential, in
order to raise sufficient sum to secure these con-
ungent subscriptions. - ss@hs" ses'A
sympathy for the people of Kansas is 90 gems
eral in Massachusetts. among men Of every rsli- /
gious faith, that it seems highly desirable that
gerieral contribution in all the churches through
out the State should be made, to snsvG thoir
physical necessities and render them timeE relief,
leaving tooshcr parties " furnish them the mesns
Of self-defense. 81, Nv. g..
/ Should this suggestion meet your approval will
you bring the subject to the attention Of your
congregation, either by reading this paper, Sr BY
! such other method ,as you may deem more apprO-a
PIRATE, and transmit the amount collected TO Dr.
Samuel G.. Howe, No. 20 Bromfeld street, Bos-
ton, VINO n'ts been "ppV,nted Dy the above 1neu-
toned Committee "a receive Subscriptions
Under the existing circumstances the atuoss
pr0mptDcss is necessary. - 81 xtf;,i frs
And may the Supreme Being 80 inluence tho |,
hearts Of men that they shall esteem. il sacsvd
duty and Christian privilege to yield for skeir
brethren ON the borders Of civilization their uni
ted prayers snd cheerful gifts, aud may lie also
overruie the prosecutions VI the people ot Kan.
for His own glory, and the ultimate ttiumpk
Of free principles. s1Ai5sl e 9's'a bpa sffl9a'
CnAs. LOWELL, Pastor Of West Church.
EDw. N. KsK, Pastor Mount Vernon Cbusuh.
ALEx. II. VINrox, Rector St. PAnps Church,
RoLtrx II. NEALE, Pastor First Bap. Chnfch,
A. A. NixER, Pastor Second Univ'se Chsrch.
JAS \. CLARg, Pastor Church Of the Diciplss.
VIZ. X. CLAxK, Pastor Second ~. =. Church.
Hkxry NJ. DExrss, Pastor Pine street Chirck.
r. +. CALcHcOrr, Pastor Second Bsp. Church
RUrus ELLIS, Pastor FIRST Church. A co. h.
BAKox Sfow, Pastor Rowe street Bap Church.
A. L. Stone, Pastor Of Park street CAufeh.
|. ) y. EDxoxDs, Pastor Of Tyler stress Charch.
HosEA BALLoU, ID Prss't Of Tuft's College.
llExKY A. MfLEs, Sec.'y Amer. Unit'n ASs'h.
JA&Es PosSxs, Presiding Elder Bestoo Diss.
CO 4 large Ere has occurred at Csrnings de-
stroyipg ~ house. Loss $3.50, 900.
2 Rev. DUDLEY A. TYNo.-fhs following article
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