The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-07-30

1 iNRa ltiH ItfHfff MHNfsst A1HlBk AfR ~
= spring Here ii Is.
= TnK orENis,, o. rnH CAGPAiuN ~ ~. fArL.
The Republicans had 4 glorious meeting at 4
. Court ho0se last night, which was addressed
, Mr.. Loyejay. ri riina,s, and Nj. haker seer
tary of Stale at ths; good old EepGhlici
Statc--uho. The hUs iseHr Was presented
| both geniiemen in moe, convincing aud al
manner. and Ia that argameetatSe and ell
quent etyis which Is calculated 10 MAKE II
liuek Afric sn III mocracy iFe nsbc IN tl4esi boot
| The ST Paul Republicans are al work, al
vii give a good account % themselves Oh n
| day OF the Delegate election. saturday eve,
ing next We hope 10 have another rally TO hea
Trambui. If ILLINOIS,. anl other d.stspgu,She
men ffuln ahroau.
This Was the iirsi note. Then cnme ih
papers following; anl lhefe APPEARS IN III
Territory Mr.. Galnshs A. Grow. the Char
man OF the Committee on the Territories u
the last Congress, and n prominent Reput
lean from tie State o. PENNSYLVANIA Mex
follows the announcement, in the W,sAeso
tan. of the Hon Nj Trumba'i, ,nlse'
| States senator from the state Of Illinois
| representing the same political sentiment
Zach Of these gentlemen came into the Ter
ri,orv. was takei. round. and made spssche'
al NfUtE'flt tbtN'S " AAtN i''lF'F 'l''' '''
subject Of Republican principles.
Wen cir, what next The next thing, ",
find that Mr.. Trumbull remains in the Ter
ritorv until after the election and we find
that he makes himself useful to his political
friends IN the canvass. We fad tina, his
voice and that of his political associates, =
becoming quite soft aud quiet in shrinking
for bleeding kansas, that that bone Of con
tcntlon is about 10 depart, that otheios occu.
patton is almost gone. some new issuc mus,
be raised, some new alarm gun must lie fired,
some new theatre must he selerte,i for their
shriekiug. and where is the theatre they have
selected Why sir. they discover that Mime
sofa is about TO form u Constitution prepar-
a,ory TO bciug admitted into the Union Us a
State, aud the hcst theatre for their action
is Minnesota They come here, dl not
deny their right TO come, bat do insist up
on our right to judge If their intentions by
their actions.
Well, sir, these speaker, are igroduod
into Minnesota. Ihr aiarta gun Is fired
the pre,iige of siriehing for hleodlng Kan
sas i over Walker Is assuming the posi-
ton there that The people shall hayc a lar
vote, be- is taking an independent, Just. tar
mud equitable caarsr their shriols arr fall
ing very ic,hly upon the coaBtrs Kansas
IL about Ia become "A free stale. tho Ger
iaiuiy Is daily becoming greater and cfra''
r. Tbs alarm must hc sounded II Nan.
sas Is to become FREE State, The Democrat
ic party i. triumphant, popular sovereignty
Is viudcatel, the right Of the people "a sell
government r. secured. and their caIarIty
fr Ailgovhmrui N.ndicatcd. And Doug
las is sustainel--a biuorr pill than all 10
the Republican party II Kansas conea in
{, tie mon q FIRE. STATE ray they all cur
shrieking hos been ~ tslu; We must drsband.
and W. must get up "A u'N organization far
the purlrua al holding ~ 20 the last shred
Of political power ~ ~ raise siorm
AMI frr The alarm gnn in Minnesota. let
US grid on oar arlnnf and rails the Relubli
can party ~ every portion OF the Territory
where they have Register Of Deeds II
must bc done. bur -hrieking Tor freedom
in Kansas i. door. and W. must have a new
theatre Of action No matter ii the MAORI
~ " against the Republican candidate; let
the Register OF Depls give certificates Of
election TO \. H. and G., II viii give them
D., ma facie evidence OF t'cing cBtitlod TO
seats. and thus ihe organization ri the Ton
yention viii bc hccured 10 the Republicans
| ( + stsas con,es into The [ mon a free state.
under Democratic auapcs. and we arr d.
4 attSi " r. We mnat force nHrsclyus into
81 NJ nrw position h. give as Tho material
fJr striking, ] q, "a ynt a TIagazn 81
powder ~ Minnesota. WHARF senlo crazy
tan inay cusnc along aud fire il with bis
torch. "a that iherr may be- ala cypso ION ----
I hnt wiil give rs ipOi Tor onr maniac rawlings
about freedom II W. cannot shri,k longer
tr bl.eging Kansas. wr may shrek for
lituiug Minnesota IGrhaps. That vii
make a iield for oiu abolition 40 .sssr'es. ---
Let the Rrputlie,H7 seizure tbs organization
60! tn Constitutional Convention ut them
oncc ect thr ar. which thai viii give them
AMI our Emigration All societies viii food
the Territory vita migrants who shnli
oy,rwheim iis.,e hdrtief ruliaus.
ies SIR, ths>p I,pIblicaG- hays acted 10
oheiiencc 10 mani tic l'ssued by power
standing behind tho ihrw.o. which - creates
than th,, hru,r ilslii Who do apt see 10 the
policy purmad b} the Republican party ~
hiaIsrri;try IT, v0'k Of the great abolition
,arty n III. \aFta "a cicatr l"~ 10 atrF
Of al 81 .ut th.s ve arles' los Is i'n'
one 4,lp 10 their march 60 overthrow the ~
s,,tu,.on. at ~ omutry, lney are ai*'
n,,,o,s.,s q heart ard ! do ut nS ntirr
,ha, seatlmenj i1f lb0 brs' 4ipT 10 ira"'
ssatdlfg in tno llYb %. ,hr lioss' - htp
80. bel. , 80 I ,tsasaffti that tin