The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-08-28

Fremont ''CraWiinG an Ms NELLY s"ss"
~ servtsney % she S0sth."

such, ~ VI showed yesterday. ID the strong
and indignant language 10 which the D"s'oh
Bee, now one Of Frcmosts supporters, recent
ly characterized bis trucking spirit m of'kf W
pet excited to the nited states Senate. !,
Tie pledged hiInself 10 advance he ""u,a' ~
,leetei carry oat NJ. views 81 tia Caissliei Of
slavery John &. calhoun, lid be- 90 ~
L. n. ,up.1,I 10 the record aud We invite tfe''
s,,,;l pe,no,yais 10 liz contemplation
On, lie l2th September. 1850, yote wa
taken on II bill rpnst0i Wy Sana'or ocwn'u'
nroy,,liup that '-Iavcry shall forever Gears ~
The district Of Columbia. aud oil pers'sn hrh'
in ton.lagc therein shall IN free
The vote ON this bill was in part ~ follows;
AYES Ch,,sc, Dodge. Hale, Seward. AZ
Noes ~ lfiet,nwn, Butisy VI n. e.. DAVIS oil
Miss, DAYTON. Rcpsblican candidate Tor
Vice President. u. y Dak'Hso6, jDsgias
FREMONT, 40.
Ilee Senate journal. 1850. page GIG.
Hen il will be- reD TINT Fremont kept his
word ard carried ont tise views III that CANA
IieI of slavery John q. Calhoun, and acted aa
mn nlly Of Judge I,utler, Mr.. Calhoun's late
collcan,e and discipIc lie voted against
Mesars. seward, Chase and Hale; and vote'
ruth tho "l,oricr Rufians." Atchins0n. Doug
las. Dickinson. Isn't lac beauty 81 4
Free soilcri ..y IL
On the 18Th Of September. 1880, Mr.. Pratt
having moved to take up bill To prevent thu
epticia ~ assisting slaves 10 escape from th"il
owners in the District of Columbia. Mr.. Halo
moved that The bin DO committed TO tho Com
mt,,e on the District Of Columbia. with In
strurtinrs 80 10 amend II ns 10 abolish slavery
~ tlo District Of Columbia.
ia this proposition tho v'ce stood IN P'''
IA follows
Ayes -. Uiase, i,avs or Mass, living. iiai'
iiamlin Seward and Winthrop
Maya d. dfohmso,. B,aisJ. Of \ g., Davis o
N t.,.. DAYTON, Dskmon, i'ougfos, FIRE
MONT. and every Southern Senator.
Here again FREMONT and DAYTON
vote with the "l.order HuHians' and the IMAM
imaus South; and In opposition Ia seward
Ilalc. Ewing lIamlin and Winthrop.
Are moi Fremont and Dayton beantifa
Free sIoilcrs!
oFREMoNTS THIRD VOTE was giver
lnr sLAt ERil Mr. Underwood, OF Ken
lucky, having calledup the bill Tor the rcl'ei o
the American colonization Society. wheel
sought Ia repay tho society for tie expenses
for maintaining aud sending 10 Liberia ib,
slaves recnplurcd ou the barque Pons, the mo
ton was To cngraa the bill to a third reading
and hcs did fre,,ium ;itfieking Fremot vote
Look upon the dnmning record
The question was discussed at length n I,
whether the United STATES would pay ihcs'
lust and legal demands and on the vote being
taken for the cngrossmcni Of the bill 10 third
reading, Mr. Frpmonts name il found record
I'd Ia the ncgoipY" The vote being IN part NJ
follows.
,eaa From the Slave States in hGiic~-
Hadcer. HfH Clayton, Dodge ~ Iowa, Dodge
of " iscousin Dougas. biongum Psirec PraH
slo ward. N,r,is,lrood
Nays ifhrson Biiu ihw@n Dickinson
nn.ts, FREMONT. Hspfer. Wg"n. hmg
Rui Scb,sitaH. Souie iuiss
Here Fremont could not stomach ~ much
FREQ Soilisrn aa tonw eight ~ ten southern
Senator HIT be- chose 10 vote with the
liordtr i,nnann,' Atchison, talhonna col
league. iutlcr Soulc 4 60
lsnt hc We repeat the question isn't Ere
mont b'uniy oi u Free SoilcrI our Demo
uciutie friends Who boltcd buchanan on i'm
pulse tp 90 lor Fremont are Invited TO an
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