The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-06-26

Ing Wa held in Dubuque 90 Saturday h-,-,
Some eight or tcn speaker addressed the PEG
pie among whom were several heretofore prom
nent "Oid Line Whics Tho utmost enthnsi-
asm prevailed.
, Ex.President FILLMORE i 10 lie ,o0msi At the
81. Nicholas Hotel New York, at the rate OF
sls per day. They wanted 10 take him to the
Everett Hotre, up in Union square, bat tAe
charge was too high-s+0 per day They ncn'
applied 10 the Metropolitan bat s2i was the
lowest figure, even for an ExPr-ident, there.
The ~. Nicholas heing the lowest bidder. gets
the job.
| At the Democratic Ratification meeting in
PhiIadelphia. on the 10th. Hon. WV. Is. REID,
one Of the most prominent old-line Wings in the
State. made Buchanan speech. Hisexample
will be followed by Thousands Of the MON low
ing Wings OF the Keystone State.
1 There are now three candidates IN the leld
for the Office OF Governor Of MssOuri-Col
BENTON for one branch Of the Democracy, Tnrs
rES IolK for the other branch, and RoHsRr {
EwiSo On the part Of the Americans.
The Convention OF Boilers from the Phila-
lelphia X. n. Convention, which nominated
FnIxoRE, Il in session in New York. 1t is
probable the Convention will declare in favor
Of FILLMORE and BAyKs and then go over, bag
and baggage, to the black Republican gather
ing in Philadelphia. An invitation had been
extended to them, to 10 So by the Republican
Executive Committee The New jersey dele
gates left the Convention on the 10th, on the
plea that the party had been sold out to the
Republicans. The delegates from Pennsylva-
mia offered resolution endorsing Mr. Fun xbRE
which the Chair refused to receive.
! The Nep foyker Siaofs Zedung, of the i2th
publishes in full the manifesto Of the Ostend
Conference. II preiaces it by the following re-
marks:-Who knows but the time will soon ar
rive when the European republicans will apply
for aid to the United States, The application
would be unsuccessful. should there happen TO
he in power at that time party favoring dis
senson, rebellion and civil war. while enduring
patiently foreign assumption party opposed
to any development 81 our offensive and defcn-
sive resources. Ifthc democracy had been in
power 10 lsis. things would Rave turned out
quitc differently. Unfortunately. the admins.
tration was then 10 the hands Of the wings whose
SUCCESSORS now try TO sneak into power under a
different title
To show the complete union Of the New
York Democracy. il is merely necessary 10
state that ,Ious Van BUREx, GREENE &. BRoS-
son. JouS A. DIX. DASIEL $. DuKrSsoS. and
other prominent politicians, hard and soft, are
earnestly supporting Mr.. BrcnAyw.
The Philadelphia bigger worshppero Con.
yention, selected rs its permanent President
HsNRy s. LANE, Of Indiana, with Vice Pres
ilent from each State represented. TN the
Platform Committee. we notice the names Of
Gov. RAMSEY. Of this Territory, and .Ios'Ir, u.
GipDISos, Of Ohio The Convention rccoc-
nized Kansas rs n State, and permitted her TO
cast the number OF electoral votes 70 which she
ia entitled TN the second day OF the Couvcn.
ton, a platform was reported, in regard to
which the telegraph SAYS but little.
Justice MILAN. OF the Supreme Court. has
made bid for the Black Republican nomina-
ticn Tor the Presidency. We cvtrac, the fol,
owing paragraph from q late letter to Chief
Justice HoRSRIowrR. OF New Jersey:
10 spesA Of The transactions In kansas In their legal
poets but may say with you, that contemplate the
violence, blood.hed and ci'il and hsterna war now
tanspiriug there with mingled emotion. 81 ssiarss
alarm and mort ncatton. They are The fruits oi
thai ~ advised and chieyous repeal OF
the Missouri Comp rom (which, from the arsi have
earnestly depr seated ana have hesitation In -sy
ing that the Immediate adm saion II Kansas state
into the mon under the Consultation already formed
w.n calculated TO bring tssr- 10 tn territory. sad to
the country
/ DASIn. !. DicKxNsoS. OF New York. in his
reply to the invitation TO attend the Demo
cratic meeting in New York thu, speaks OF
d" old Buck !"
/ The nomination OF Mr.. Buchsusn viii inspire the
eoantry with hope. Lks IN. bow which look. from
the storm, tells us thai the turbulent elements will
] sink quietly to repcse.
| Mr.. Buchanan entitled to the Cincinnati nomio.
ton BY Of seniority among all the name.
suggested in connee,on With the oface he va, too
clearly degned by public MON AMI expectation and
~ss fortified BY the usiieS voice OF his own proud snd
aobis State, shiek asi aeSer been tbus Oon"rri lie
will Be- Acceptable 20 tho n~moes,c party aud e. thu
whole yeopis he's OF hts high per.cua character
all, hrs conceded sstssmS nshio The Interest. OF the
country and the FEELING and sfr' 81 the people d-ms nd
the selection Of s'sts.men and not poie,sns lar the
high place. IN Government II ~ss good fortune to
be as.oeiat~i ~ith Mr.. Huohsusn about dse ys,r.
- the sasIrs cf GJvernment snd hsd g epror, entity
: "a tnow Of what wrte.