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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

We copy the following from the Minnesotiai
IN which Il was published two years since:
From the winan, repssliesn j

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We copy the following from the Mimi sotan
in which Il was published two years since:
.rb;. samo s;s,,,y,;,tcd uer.ooayc referred
., 49,. ~, IL an,.e,,,n,e ,t,, o,bcr dav
n our town and hondred ma wj,b a Wei, a, on,
.a.,nr, ,..nmna,icd he Wv, NJ h;s cam. lie
.,h;h;,.J ri" !. Comm;ss;onn recr,,,, ,o (,ov,
Cla,b eyc"a,ea bv him fortv Years ayo ., the
tru =, ~.
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"AS w" U, ns l'osscss''a ~, W. , ,.9! no,t
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y che' !" ,ne 5'ous' NV ou'''''Ss'vn NY
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no..' ~" ,..s $50. ''''
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n 49, an. ~ Wv ". n''La,.h 80, H..
800, ' ~ I, a'hien NC ,S, Wv oT ,hc
W;.so,,i al I.Janncs r;ynrs
"'sSo ~, ~ l., cut.
800 ' "
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

A WAsnINGroSiAS.--A correspondent OF
the New York Tunes writes TO that paper that
there is u female relation Of the great WASH
NGroN, living in that city in obscurity and
want Her name is Mrs. RrNNEIL. aud tho
10 years Of aye, supports herself by needle
work and copying The writer suggests that
the money derived from Mr. EvERxrr's lecture
he presented u her.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

Iux Rev Charles Stuart, chaplain in thu IA.
w. anl author Of a work on the sandwich
Islands, SAYS that louis NapcS~na vas rot ia
ring his residence IN Amrtica. either jn,emr~
rate or disso,ute IN his habits but in the mean-
time iNrc was ycurg pr'rccof the Royapar,s
family no was This WAS his cousin. the son
OF iacleu lsoasrarte. and !, is his errors NJ
c'sduct Nh n are 80 this day ascrilsl 60 the
pn>sn, tmIsrur " Francr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

rnE Post Office Department at Washington
is making arrangements for The regular car
rage of mail, to Lake Superior Ly The steam
ers Tho Importance Of having the mail mat
TtrpT'ifprty c,1rcf nv, -. s'.!...
iercnt ports Is such as TO demand u usc Of all
the swift aud reliable facilities
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

Nri"rE>Nv>r ~ INV WISCONSIN ilrG,srA.
rt"E--fhc WISCONSIN Legislature adjcuruNl
oi il' Inst to met again the frs, week in Sep
'emecr, to hear the rpOv, Of tho Investigating
COMMITTEE. and finish up su, business that NAV
have hceu len undms
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

nR BERTHIER, Physician and surgeon sssr'
~ "a" professional s~rsiees 10 the citi OF - a.
an ssinhy Fartl uisr attention given 20 NJ Siis'
ard ali q scss.s NJ km.ls-
ofscs Aoars, frcm "a NJ ull :. ". an .thi-r~''
denee on koherts street, a al otker lines
uraee opposite the Rrs Hose ~ Anthery sirsst
q P.ui, bee lsss ssm
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

w. wir send the weekly p,oxxrs asp Drxacx.
stsousy sr enc ,..r 20 Al who oil, bsesaas occa,
sosaI eoa,rsu,os. % u u asy.rsnes. Il the s~p@r a.
the sspr.,on Of In. yea. = n 10 a,.een.s asd .rs.,
our attention !. called 70 a renewal
''.' ---4 .------.-- ----A -..- a. .-.-'-----.
Below will be i6~Dd letter on u subject OF
interest 10 Farmers t,om n y,uslc,,an well
k,o,.r IA .M;nn..,..
10 ''' W aa' -S0''''
p''sheh asricuHefahst ne promises TO CON-
municate weekly IN the Farmers Of the Terrific
~ through, our columns, on subjects Of ;aier.
IL ,vn -, -,
Wv W '"'n NV ''e. "''' ''''' ''
gentlemen IN hneren paris on Minnesota nftl-
nations that they will contribute to this D>
psrtment Of our paper. 7a sis sua
ra,,, Mn n,,axe
, -on' III, -. - nl,,. $3.50, .o~o.
~: o $3.50 n.,;an os - , 80. 1922 s;
''ya " u,so@ Py's'o"I 49,. - - -,
catala ,nrra.s, -. unr ~ az - h,n.
nsn,2 ~. oeeasio'a. ~" Nv -"
e,eI, ~ ,ne Pu'PoNI s ~.
you EEL uas " IA, ~" ,a,sD ~. s. n,ha.
osuos " e'ion VIA V'"I ~ 80
par. " oW esIlofy. ~ = n.y. I'M .; ...i'
W. .houip poA arounu us vi = leu'uu. .ntoas"
winch % consu,t eacii o.ner ior our wv n,..I
ess' re" ., u' many m,n'.'s VI " IN ,u
are aware OF tue humber uA' gre ~ tas s'"I
engaged N asrsea'i'Me wilnIh our ooiaers anu
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
(,HAS. LOWELL. sURyEYOg AND or

~ II. tNGlNEEk, iia.liag., Dakota Ccan,y No T-
y PROVIDED Nth accgfsis iastfvta~nts g. Surrsg ri.
tAsl sx cat All piVsiiay lad. pbtiiHs Lsv.ln. q
W ~ sNsra;s al bgsiasss ~nira.ls,l o. hi, care
p-nHir'ns.s sut arsarsrv Aus ~ IA Fl
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

Tux Fiesr RAILROAD y CatiTosyn The
Illinois brings the intelligence that the Sscra.
men,o Valley Railroad had completed their
work A. far as Granite City, distance II ,~cn.
tytwo mks. This Rad will eventually be con
,inue,l TO Nevada and us rich mining region
ahou, it, The Inauguration took plao on the
I'D Of February. Nanwr,as States and ma
,onal d,gui,srss were prsseut, anil erOw'h pas.
cal back aud Gor,h over tia read daring the
LAY The iron horse has now fairly eomuencrd
his race in California
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
GROCERIES,.

A l.. LARPENTEUR WHOLESALE GRO.
IA CtR ANp COMMISSION MERCHANT, Corner 81
bird AMI Jackson street, saint Paul I.
Has In store and TO arrive large aud complete stock
ot Groc-ries Provisions woolen Ware. Ae Ia which
the attention ~ the Trade l. particularly requested
His stock consists IN part u the following article
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

~ IT, DREW, LAND SURVEYOR & DEAL
Ne ERIN REAL ESTATE, Hendsrsou, sIalsy 60
NJ Iiats irvm tho BED Wing LAns Oaaes gill l. 49,
t'r IN. seeouirnoslat,oa { ~.tilsrs
Jaiy ls asi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

lr Is s,atel that the deb, ~ Georgia Is two
millions six handrci anal twenty-fcur thousand
two hundred and twenty one dollar.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
7 AFAYETrE FIRE AND MARINE JyStR

IL ANtE COMPANY, Jsnsssi!ie. VI cnrsin. Gspi
tai, s.oo, 0oosm"unt paid IN, $4,000.
RosRp TnNs
"s.rs SS..ni, 'n'y r o. Gs.,D"'"
AF Rcekw~ll, "A. Rowi.y.
dgyrEs..
4. y ROCKWELL Pea dent CT ROCKWELL -sctsiaft
p A. Rc~ley, N.Iresitent. H-lry u Bausrer Tres.
tnutsns~ Effected axsis.t los az Damage nv tty
sni inlani Nssgition, At carrsnt rates
/, EEfEfgSCEs.
Hon H"taiin Seymour, ~ Gcrcrnw state ofNewN
samuel Perry. Merchant, Front st., New Nms O.,
Wm James Bsgg-, fsq., - " all street \ \ ~,
" FraHshh tiart, hfNt-t arch street Ihisasli tn
Pennsy lssuia.
j. Birr~- Pa. Alta ney TtisaN Y
iiiram thsmbers, Esq, Ny
-amasi rhh y, Cssh. Jar--,tl- Ciiy Rink
W q. = Hass,ll, Esq., Bo-ton Mass
.. Csfer, Milwsakre. W.
,. y Walhs, Merchant. Aussske. VT
'. Fi"'cher, bsrker. Oshka.h ~.
Manner, Merchant, Ayllsten. W.
y. De'tle Froihrr, Slehorsan, wi.
II Poilcies issue Ia the stove Tesgs- bic eoup-h,
by <-E EATON Agent ~ Paul A.
oeiob~r * lass dA~u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

TEMPERANCE HorsE JACKSON STREE
Il h.t~een rhitd sai toarth st, -. Iaa!, "
Coed . sriiBg hy IN DAY rrss Or month ga -.
fsruis tsocd stsshur attached Fahie pStroBssr
solicited stages cal a. tins hoa,e da!iy far pa-s~r.r
R6-sisn ~ The s.iasrs an Cs,rras- "a
January {, $50. ~Iy J. ". NADuN
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
i RIAL ESTATE.

SNiTH TOwNE 4 co, DEALERS IN REAL
- ESTATE, AA4' -" Red wing kfs. Ter
sS once opposite the c. ., LsaS Once ga
Governsaesi nds ssisetcd, Land warrsnis toeatec,
iassstmsnt. maize 10 the best I'd Tantage, and money
loaded On real z. tate security. SO 1871
Aiiti-s sf sarssy.ng, kzpVing And fe;t.ng dose to
order, b. practical ssry.yor Persons Wishing cop
iss af Township nsps Of tito surveyed lArds eau be
.arni.hesi az reasonable prices.
'stlla REFERENCE:
Hon kx lfav. Alexander Ramsey 81, Pau
Hg1lE II. w.ieh, Chic. Justice OF Mn Ter
wv. fheips, E'q., Register q Tue L. : lsd Once
Ret Wing.
c c. Graham. E,i. Receiver Land ofhee. Red y
keF. J. " Hancock, kegi.,eC of Deeds Red NEsS lts
saEbosn 4 French, Atttsnsys at Law 81; raul
lion Jaae. Z. las SER Is barclay street, \ Y. CITY
bwolf AAelAy Qgiiaby, Real Estate anu StneA br"-
. ssss. Ibiesgo, H.
noa. 1. ABBOT Mayor Of Manchester, n. il.
Jsusa Pisfce, Fen. Hudson, u,
>, z. James Co. 36 Wall street Nee York
HDu. h. NJ kis-, oeisgAte to Congress, 81. Paul,
A. Gilman Ia. lowell, Mass taugI-i.s
a. y. sniiH. J.. fisncs. y. rvwsH
A b. CORNELL, OWAToNIA. STEELE Co,
IA Minnesota, General Land Agent. Lsad bought
and sold throughout eoathern Minnesota.
Persons WISHING 10 settle will end II 20 their sAvsn-
isse % visit this psrtien 81 the Territory.
All necessary niofmsstsa will be fu sished.
Refer TO Bon. II. N. Rice, Il. Paul,
7if ~ ts EmersaA 4 Case,
q. Z. Handle Traverse des Sioux.
n. psni, August ~, 1855 Wy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
NJERCIANTs' HOTEL. COR. THIRD AMP

M WIN 7
ANl JAcHsuN STREETS, fronting The sjeanhoa
iandins, sani ?sui M. =. ALI y, fr pri-tor.
Having tshen the shove Hotel aud Thoroughly r-ht
nitej aud ~ FURNISHED II, MIR ALLEN beg. to inf,rpl
the citizens oi 81. Paul anil the travel nx public, 'h
he IL now prepared TO accommodate both tosrdtrs
ant travellers IN aqasrr unsurpassed 81 the CIV
The table shall always be supplied wrh the test the
market affords The location OF the "a teng
dfstely IN trent 81 the steamboat lar ns and tho
business portion Of the city, males particularly lie
srahir to- those wish depart a. boats NJ
act business IN the civ. June l,ls~tf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24
PIONEER and DEMOCRAT.
SAINT PAUL.
CommnnienlIon. with .I.r I.arItIc.

. sf .CO@muniehtbOnbs WIN she Gnruir'
q, There sre now three bills les,rG lb.. Eptol
States Seuate fookihs TO the establishment 81
IN 0verinnd Mail tothc Pacific. They are
/. Mr.. wxLEns- prapoainy thai t'e a.
". General shall adyerlis9 tasa wciJs NAL 10
be conveyed IN four.hofse ste@rbr' from the
& Mississippi Rive to ran fra'Gsco Al n'oe'sep
days tle nrsi ycar AID seventeen W fhr'e
years thereafter said mai not 10 exfssd s''r"
hundred pounds in weight without extra CON
]. pst,aa.ion. and not 10 est more tiiaa S2J0006
mar annuu The contractors 10 ch0osc their
own road. (which IL 70 be protected by militia
~ posts at tho points most exposed TO savage
attack and 10 l,c allowed 9l300o0 from the
Treasury. 10 DO expesled ID making bridges
sinking wells, &e., 10 ~ TO render the trip at
oil times practicable.
2. Mr.. BHowN's--- proposing 10 incorporate
d company to build q railroad and telegraph 70
California south Of latitude 81 . and as an
inctcmcut to build II, giving TO the corpah
tors thirty tuile square, secfious Of laod for
each milo In length OF tia road also, $4,000
per mile as loan, TO be securcdby first mort
gage,) wbercwith 10 purchase tho iron also
5000 per mile per annum for carrying ID" NAH
thereon ur,i the work shan bs completed and
Tor Ton years thereafter also. tbs right Of way
for width Of four hundred feet
3. Mr. WEIxna Railroad and Telegraph
proposing 10 give company twelve
milss la width Of the Public Lands and s25r
900 per mile In United States six per cent
Bonds, (the latter ~ first mortgage loan (;
also no, Norc than $500 per mile per nhdan
Tor curying The 'nnils.
- r,DRxvgn. chairman of tle iIoase Cota
mtiee on 0p Pacific Railroad has also re
/. par'ei a bin understood to Nv .,milar 10 i,
provisions To the bill last Iaune,L
b O.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24


CoRN.SrALK SuGAR.-A correspondent writes
TO Us for information respecting the making OF
sugar from the green stalks Of maizc, We do
not rccollect the article in this paper on that
subject to which our correspondent refers, nor
that we have ever intimated that we had any
particular knowledge or the process in orr pos.
session In the Formers Dictionary, ellted by
Dr, Gardner, and published by the TIarpers
will be found, under the head Of "Corn for SUI
gar" a paper by William Webb, Of Whining
ton, Delaware, giving the results Of various ex.
perimen,s made by him in obtaining sugar from
the juice OF corn-stalks crushed in mill The
juice was boiled in csnldrons and then granu,
lated. Mr.. Webb thinks that the making oil
sugar from maize has many advantages over
the same manufacture from the beet root. IN
the Patent Report for the year ls43. prepared
by II. l.. Ellsworth. Commissioner. the subjec,
is particularly noticed and various letters from
individuals who had made tho experiment il
different parts OF the United States are given
For the benefit Of those who have not this
Report at hand we give the method employed
/ by Messrs. David Hubbard and Ira Burdick
Of Kalamazoo. They say
Our manner Of proceeding, after extracting
the juice by horse power, is to put it in pan:
made Of tin. Of fourteen sheets each. with side
80 '"I ,,r ~ an "h'eu no'1 aDv'
! -. a. 80 i p a,o IL go "r. y
49, -! ras ..,;,;.. :. '.,. ~ - "
p,se' " p ....n -, ams . ~ | svT
Ia. ""' ".ao. ~ m.'.", oa'"ns !" wy
,n 'a f ..i';ss S ,.I .. ~ s'' "e"' ="
'"c Ia ~, lam 49, s oou;a a.' .s A., III,
ra;n.a =, ~ sas .no.sn ."e MN NV.
nil, /. ,kn' da.n,;hIJ '"''' M" '"''''s' LUZ
III, r. 80 80 e.. Ill, - . ,, :.
l;,,a",a. u ~ ,n ' CO, Ia. ~ n'on,s :.
,hra" ;u,h"s ~ d;,ro,ar 81 wv a "oa !.
~ -. -, ~ ,-; ~. s' M, 'u m y
Ill ~ -. 'D',
ho,s., or wa,er n"wsr w;,h -, H. Nv, ~, ~
inc;,y a. a comwor oi,or. Nil, :, ''' '"''' "
Ttorc i. a for,hs, d;ree,;nn :, ,.-, q, IL,
boiling '"~' ~" w ~ s"'" W WV
W. ,b;,L ,he ,..s, r., = ,o hoa a., ;,;.a
alta, :, L. oIa.no,, ,.;,h X lii, =, r w.. Ja'.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

NHEsT.-We have often been questioned
by farmers rs to the best variety Of wheat Ia
sow in this Territory. our opinion is the Red
R'ro. Some suppose the Canada Club bet
ter. AT the last Territorial Agricultural So
cie'y, held in -, Paul, the Representatives of
farmers, from different parts Of tie Territory
debated this subject quite at length. We
think. IRON what was said on that occasion.
that the RsI River wheat is the Kind that will
produce more, anil make larger quantity of
Hour than any specie Of the same grain now
cultivated in the Territory n isAotsg Err
EARLY TosAroEs. All who wish 10 Is, firs,
on the li,t Of ripe tomatoes mast lose no ti,re
n sowing pot cr two u srd in the gre,p
huAse. no; bed or in the atrrnce Of these luxu.
ries, then IN warm window If m the latter
ret piece OF glass and place over the rot, 10
accelerate termination, thus forming a NINA.
tnre hot-bei on your own hook When nm IN
to rough leaf pot "A into very small no,s. Us
ing tolerabie rich vegetable mould for the
purpose. Wien these little pots becone full
~ roots gre them SIN or two larger A
d zen or two plants, raised this way. and plant.
ed IN May. on the sunny side of the garden
'rce or house. and trainei up 10 II. will farn-
ls, the family with several dishes of THIS nneh
r>'d eSculent when ,he price Is 81 mneh rsr
pound As It vii he no object 10 have tl-m
back every shoe, after sufficient frat has set
say ore or two dozen on plant, which will
very much accrierate the ripening
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

~. wii! send the Weekly PioSErR lsp DrzecsA
stsi,oss,y ir year ~ who wil, bseosas
saooaI spa'rbasoss % a. aspsrsmes. II The s~re -
the ssrss'en d the ysss wi 10 discontinued .'ssl
9at attention 10 called 70 a reasusL)
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-04-24

gSPkg' nuAT"s l'oSder- G0'1 Seaml--s Tags
10 C"ils Manila EnIs
Aud all other articles usually FOR tae 10 Mhols.a
e tery Establishment, eon.tantls ou hald.
Sep. L. isah isw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-12

Mr.. UNDERWOOD rs THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
Mr.. John c. Underwood, of Clark Co.. virgi-
MIA, who was exlled from bis native State,
last July, for attending the Peoples Conven-
ton at Philadelphia, and uniting in the nom
nation and support of Fremont and Dayton
went homo aneor election, and received the
following letter -
MARKuAN STATION, Nov. %, 1886.
Mr.. J. c. USpERwoop.-
Sir You are aware that there was a meeting
held at Piedmont last July, for the purpose Of ex
pressing indignation at the course you have pursued
in regard TO their rights while you claimed to be c
tizen of this state. At meeting above referrei to
was appointed chairman of the committee Of twelve
TO walt upon you when you arrived, and inform You
OF their feelings in regard to your course In pur.
suance of my duty hereby inform you if you have
come among Us as visitor, or 10 settle up your
business preparatory to leaving the State finally the
committee feel it their duty to give you their pro.
tectionand every facility in their power while doing
So
But should you persist in renewing your citizen
ship among us, we shall withdraw our protection
and leave you to suffer whatever may follow at the
hands OF the community. Yours, g.
TURNER AsHnY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-12

The AUTHOR OF THAT ARTICLE" The
author of the article in the EGnburgh Re.
rie,0 of October last referred TO by Senator
Butler of South Carolina, in the debate on the
Presidents message, is thus made known by
the New York Evening Post 1t saws -
The author Of the article on the Political Crisis
in the United States, i William Henry Hurbut a
native of Charleston but presen. residing in this
city, lie is already well known in literary circles
as the author Of "Gan Eden" small but brilliant
work on Cuba, and various magazine articles Of
note. lie is graduate of Harvard ,lege, as well
as of the Divinity and Law Schools of Cambridge
Mass though his experience in either of the pro-
fcssons for which he was thus educated, has been
brief During his visits abroad he has enjoyed the
advantages of an intimate acquaintance with the
leading men and the public affairs in Europe.
Of course Mr.. Hurlbut's testimony in regard TO
southern institutions ought not to be impeachcd.
II may still further crafty Senator Buntler if we
inform him that MIR, Hurlbut is considered both at
home and abroad, the most brilliant and accomplish
ed scholar which South Carolina has Of late years
produced,
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BENJAMIN F. HALLEr on New England in
general, and Vermont in particular At
Democratic festival held in Fanucil Hall on
the Sd inst, the aforesaid L. s. Attorney is
reported to have spoken after this fashion
lie said they assembled to celebrate their
twelfth national victory, and to render glory honor
and praise TO those who had won the victory. lie
briefly reviewed the various administrations (claim.
ing John Iylcr's ms oue,) AMI found cause Tor con.
graduation in the tact of the union of the democracy
aud their Triumphant maiorities. lie was glad the
victory ~us no larger than it is; too large majority
Is weakening He felt cause To- rejoice that tho
sectional disunionists' had been defeated, the
hrst time that they had been met in the open field
lie gave credit 10 the Fillmore men allies Of the
democrats, hut gave especial praise To those men
formerly wings, who hat come out openly upon the
side of democracy, lie maintained that the scmo-
cratic party an present is the same that il was in
me tine 1T Jefferson. Abiding to the unity of
New England IA the campaign, he said it was never
aunt IN favor Of liberal principle, aud if there
were n" country hut New England, in thennme Of
tod what sort IF country should we have Yer
mont indeed voted for Madison, hut he hardly Ie-
saTded Vermont as one of the United States
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Frnm m. Vermont r-trl-


No religious journal with which we are acquainted
is more deserving of liberal support, at the hands
of religious families and individuals than the Yer
mont Chronicle, printed and edited by Bishop 4
Tracy Windsor. And that it is literally patron
lied, is evidenced by its adopting, last week, an
entire new dress. We have remarked with special
qualification the judicous and omnenty fair course
tho Chronicle has pursued through the late severe
struggle of political parties We believe il has re-
ligiuaSly abstaiued from every covert cut at. ami
open misrepresentation of, all political parties 1t
has retained its spocitliy-it is, in fact religious
journal ;whilc,w say it with out reflection u,ru
other protcssodly religious paper in Vermont has as
habitualy slurred, nisrcprcsencd, vilhtied and
mallsned one larty-the democratic party.
We do not suppose the editors Of the Chronicle are
devoid of partisan preferences or pr, iuiices-we
would not desire them to be without either. What
We commend is,-not that they are democrats we
presume they both are rcpublicaus,- but their
that would justly aud unavoidably offend dcmocra-
tic readers Of which class they have, or ought to
have many.
We endorse the foregoing commentator
of the Vermont Chronicle but we should like
to know what the Chronicle has been doing
to start the Patriot off on such strain of
praise in its behalf 1t is unlike as possi>
bic to the music which the Patriot has been
wont to discourse when speaking of that
people
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REMOVAL OF KANSAS OrFrcIAL.-A desratch
from Washington to the Traveller says The
President has at last removed G. W. Clark
the alleged murderer of Barber, in Kan
sas, from the office of Indian Agent il that
Territory, and appointed Isaac Winston
Wing, of Culpepper county, Virgins, in his
place Clark was shielded by Shannon and
Donaldson, and do not learn now that he
has been arrested for the high crime alleged
against him Lecompte's turn will come
next, but it Is doubtful if Pierce will have
the pluck TO remove him"