Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-09
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mental bow to the Slave Power in it's Saturday.
issue, and in sickly, milk underwater way, en-.
dorsed the acquttal of the murderer Herbert
The Pioneer says, "We have too much conf
dence in our feliow-men to believe it a plot IL
cheat JUSTICE and this pretended Indignation al
this time on the part of this brace Of editors il
merely and solely for the purpose o.. political
effect" The St. Louis Democrat, a Buchan-
4 an paper, hasino such confidence in s. our fellow
men, 'sbut speaks trumpet-tongued in condellna.
ton of the attrocicus vilaiay. Hear tt
tsns' 1t seems that the influence of members of
! Congress and the power of the Pierce admipis-
tration have succeeded in procuring the acquittal
4 of Herbert, who murdered Heating, the Irish
waiter, in cold blood, and that SO soon as the
trial was, over the murderer went off surrounded
by friends, to indulge in, conyyial rejoicing.
Thus the white washing which this affair received
in the first Instance at the hands, of members of
the House Of Representatives., has had the de-
sired effect, and this California bully has been
turned loose again, upon the community, to re-
sumo his amusement of making. widows and Or
phans., But this is not all The precedent has
been established that |. Is no HARM TO KILL WAL
TER, especially If he be an Irish ,caiier, and forth
with we find the Pierce organs throughout the
country taking up the argument and holding it as
the law OF the land. For instance, the Charles
ton Standard has the following - -.
HERBERT AND HEATING.
Any provocation that may have been given for
the assault upon him by a body of walters, was
at the most n proy0cation of words, land such a
rprovocatOn AS, A SERVANT should rot haze the
right TO resent and if white men accept the Of
fee of menials, it should be expected that they
will do 50 with,an apprehension of their relation
to society, and the disposition QUIETLY to encoun
ter both the responsibilities aud liabilities which
the relation imposes ilsi atbr fi4 s.a ein6i
&c Thus WHITE SLAVES as those who la
Dor In household duties are called, have no right
| to resist any Outrage, no matter how gross. This
| is fully equal to the linguage of MIR. Goode, who
| denounced laboring men WHITE sLAvEs,' ard
worthy of Mr.. Reynolds, who seems TO have had
his cue from the Charleston print when he spoke
of GERMANS AND IRIsH AS WELL AS NEGROES -
| After reading the above, if the Pioneer can
still have confidence in its 6 fellow God
save US from its associates, as we most emphati-
cally protest against any such 3. classification y
The editor who can take to his SC confdcnce'a the
Herbert Jury, the Hardin County Jury anu the
Arrison Jury, will greatly obge 10y never claim
Ing fellowship with us. ed se a usH a.
| CoNGREss. Senate has refused to appropri-
ate $4,000 totest the praclicability of Rich
ardson's Atmospheric telegraph. House has
decided not to pay the troops in Kansas for their
glorious deeds Of valor in crushing out the
liberty OF the people-a great point gained
A dispatch of the 3lst says-Kansas election
case will be called for tomorrow and the pre-
vous question demanded. Whole matter will
be settled to morrow. Gov Reeder was pre-.
vented from being present aud addressing The
House by sickness. Hewitt be heard by let
ter. House could do no business for the wan,
OF quorum. e.aI Fan, ss,..g s. =
fFs9- The Hon. Joseph Rolelte's Red River
Train, consisting OF seveEty-seven carts, and
loaded with a superior quality and variety OF
Furs, arrived in our city on Saturday. These
Furs passed into the hands of Messrs Culver
& Harrington. This is the second train from
! Pembina this season, which furnishes very
llattering evidence of the great increase and
importance Of our trade ia that direction.
These carts will return laden with agriculture
and household implements for the use of the
Red River country, where extensive farmsar
being opened, houses built. and rapid spirit
of progress developing. Let the interests o
this region and the interests OF St. Paul be
firmly connected. g41 ~ as1g .ilT8 odH ane
l. THoMpsoN's PATENT LIFE PREsERvER-
On the Invitation of Mr.. j. b. Warner, agerl
for tire above patent, we had the pleasure, or
Saturday, Of examining this ingenious and
valuable invention. The seats are construct.
led Of wood, the sustaining power being solid
blocks Of cork encased in the wood, and rem.
1ering them perfect Life Preservers. aThey
are made to open at,he bottom with an elastic
spring, in such manner that they can be ad.
justed around the body, and leave the hands
and feet al perfect freedom in the water. As
an article Of furniture, toe, this seat is superior
to the ordinary stools used on the decks oil
steamboats, and vessels, and may be made to
correspond with the most elegantly furnished
cabin. We understand that Mr.. Thompson
has already sold bis patent right in Great
Britain, for large sum, and we do not doubi
that it will yield him handsome fortune in the
United States. ,.,r5s - 80 ..ss.
eyI Saturday Mnneso,ian contained the
| following notice Of the new town ofdCam.
| bridge, destined to attain an important posi-.
/ tons = inf '2''hfi ttds't ~ y f9''s
CAMBRiDcE.-T This newly laid off town on
the east end of Rum river, is attracting con
siderable attention among our real estate deal.
ers. Surrounded as il is by fine farming
'region, and within very few miles Of, the
Snake river, Ground House and Rum river
Pineries, il must certainly soon become poin,
Of, considerable. note. An act was passed BY
the last Legislature providing for Territorial
road from Saltwater by way Of Comforts set.
j tlemen. and Cambridge to the Upper Pineries
/ on Snake. river.s The road will be located thin
fall and will be worked so as to be rendered
passable during the ensuing winter. Il viii
cut off about forty miles distance from the old
travelled route from Saltwater 10 the Pinerie,
of Ground House and Upper Snake. and vii
help to open up some Of the very best farming
country how vacant for settlement north Of ST
Paul.
Yesterday, MrsuR.zF Slaughter made
i purchase of large share infhe,own o. Can,
bridge, and with abe other sp-opretors vii
i Immediately lend his energies and capital .
forward the mpisted improvements. ar''ss
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