The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-10-16

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= To the Editors Of ,Ae r,esss, aud pvmOsrsL
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. q, 1886
= The following notice was posted around tow
; OF Saturday
T. frorLxs' MEETING ALI those who arr dis
satisfied with the Republican and Democratic
= nominations, are requested TO assemble at Bar
bers Hall, next Saturday evening. ut seven O.
! clock, TO nominate an entlr Ticket ior th,
coming (octobcr) Election. Territorial uo
party interests, will be contemplated rh,
People ofSt, Anthony, who are favorable Il
the movement are invited to attcnd.
Br Rsorwsr ~ MANY CriEKSs, PisD0sp ~
NO PAmry.
MixNxAroLis. October :. 1886.
We wen, along with the crowd to see what
was going ON. The Hall was well filed
CRANES HoAo, E.q,, Of this city was appoint
: cd President. and EDWARD MuKruy, Secretary
The object Of tbs meeting was explained BY
MIR CnrnnuoK lie said they met there ioI
the purpose OF nominating Peoples Ticket
Tie then told the meeting that JupAs IsoAm,o,
HorcngIs had discharged him for printing the
bills, after he had received bis pay Tor them
nnd how the said JupAs had done . similar
job, only Two days before. showing his ineonsis
fancy. Alter which the meeting gave thrs
gtoans for Jcpas, with cries Of put the ras-
cal out, :" kick him out" Sc.
On motion. ORAsLrs HoAa was declared TO
he the unanimous choice ol the people for
Councillor having received 60 votes out Of 40.
Mr.. llcAo in neal and appropriate speech,
thanked the people and accepted the nomina.
tou
jrpAs IscARior HorcnKIw made several
sneering alIasions about the meeting, when Mr..
MuRrny promptly replied to him. lie said
JUDAS lsoAsior. short time ago. was lore
most in the Democratic ranks, aud was bitter.
ly opposed to Black RepabIicapisu,. and rn
dorsed every act of President PIEscE, aud bis
Administration, he wss also n supporter Of the
Fugitive Slave Law. land Ia s,Il n. we'll as
Of the Nebraska Bin but whrn he found be
could not levy black mail upon the party, he
sold himself body mud soul 10 the Black Rspub
wv ~" P""s "'""'A "e "a" 'os'
be was The lickspittle Of Master Ssun and
BAsssrr, Black Republican Know No,hipgs.
aud that he WAS well known 90 the citiseus Of
'sP" '"'"'y' !" Aasno"e"' anu corrupt
Politician--that he was dspised and nbhorrcd
by all honest men-ihat the finger Of scorn was
pointed at hun as he passed along the streets.
"A d. .i.. . -
'"'''''," '''"''''''' u"'e e"% th' ho'o'
r'"us Naf h"reHkirs That he wa, nothing
D'' WV ""' miserable To-" NJ That IN
'"' "'''' " ""P''"e'p'ed po''''e'Al"--ahAt he
was H"R 'osay 70 ""rk ~ the bidding of hia
na'"r even his own brothers are ashamed Of
h''"' and VIII not hold any intercourse with
HIM MI MURPHY was highly appianded, at
'he conc'usioh oi his sp~ch, and groans we're
gwen i"r Inc Traitor 1orcnki@.
'upA" made three attempts to get the hoor,
but was hissed and booted down each time
"beh of"ef was r'~tored' The fresideof said
JUDAS m'gn' MAKES PersonnI explanation
JUDAS ""a''y acknowledged The corn but be
'hough' mr. MURPHY and the peope were too
nara upon MN That They ought 10 have SONS
compassion on him, aud wisheh that he had
never lett the Democratic party.
Mr.. HngnprnsK said he w@ s'ck ol hearing
such whining spaniel as JrDAs, aud read the
following paragraph from the Minnesota Dem>
oe'ai relative 10 tbe meeting
We rcpodia,e the wbole movement, and
feel confident ,ha, no ,rue Republican will take
part In the m~,ing, should oue be held
lie said tia, JuDAs, from his own eona..
sioa, was no, true Republican. aud be wanted
TO know what be was, and what business lie
bal at the meeting lie said JcDAs mus, be
either a knau or n )od. limmenso applaussj
II be came with the intention Of breaking up
the meeting. he. for ooe would b. under the
necessity Of showing the blaesyaard to the
door Applaass and cries of hustle him
out"
The President said 1t was not worth while
10 take any notice Of JuDAs~-that he was small
their feet and took Jrp., by the collar and