The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-15

1881 with population ii aho, sevcn6ve OF eighty thousand
TIE territory comprised within tho State Of Iowa
part Of the Missouri Territory from 1904 1914 and after that
wis placed succesvcly under the jurisdiction Of Michigan and
Wisconsin Territories On the lsh of juno 1885, ec'd
into Territorial Government called Iowa. which included
all that PARTON Of Minnesota lying Of the Mississp
In lsa> asked admission into the Union State with pop
uaon Of cghtone thousand nine hundred and twenonc and
Cagrss passed law approved March sd 1915 fo that par
pcse which however altered ,s boundaries and
quence not accepted BY the Act Of ah of August ,sAd
agreed upon and admitted into the Union the sst
December of the year. with population of something
Que hundred thousand 4
Wisconsin erected into Territory the ah of Jul, iss6
and admitted into the Union May ssh sas aer thu rs Co"s
tntinn had ec by the pcocl with population If
two hundred and ten thousand.
Missouri frat proposed State Government ISL, hut owing
to the vcxed question Of slavery creating much dssensn @
The Northern and Southern States not admitted into
thc Union until 1891, when contained population VI sxriA
tApHsand five handred and cghtysx
Arkansas admitted into the Union the 18th Of Juuc lsSs
with population of aioa, RttyAvc thousand
Florida admitted March ad is%s with population q,
about sixty thousand ahougha Constitution had been formed in
1888
dccomc ne,cssary ~ anticipate the ratification ri tia
Constitution by the people and provide for the election Of al
,l Sn." Aress fd ~ AaN is- Terr,ns oera then
surrender their charges into III" hands Of those elected 10y the
pie.
II may he, aud probably nccessasy notcc objection
which has bccu heretofore and bc urged against mncs
date action 10 wit the absence II Congressional authority
settled of of
Congress- tina, their authority In not ne.ary Ia u
,horixe Teto, to form State oyernmcn nor indeed IL III,
authority Of The e. itself posityc,y
ocnar IN. ,sonc IA hod form ard sk
amsson into the Union although some
ALWAYS held thai Legislative or ua,ho,y wa. a.
utely necessary u, dyes il If revolutionary character This
doctrine however has been cmphstcaly denied by the action If
onrcss and bv Mr. BENTON Mr. Buchanan President Jack.o
Mr. Srnnu, Mr. king Mr. Ncs and mout ootic;anu Of the North
AT the present day
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again urged upon you to make some change IN your 'eue
and the of collecting
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from the action m that they were fully Of tho fact
These evidences official negligence seriously yet
bu, the time ~ coming whom our uconc will Inv IN .ur FIR the
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"em very 'esfao' ""t y"" sno"'d k 10 uN h'"'' de
tails Ut thu public service would faithful AimIDa
ton Of affairs ], IL almost impossible get tho pulc
aroused An rive their attention On the detail r Stac and 1nx
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o' y" "" engage" ~ o"Sss W I" wee" !" care J" mourning
beyond the immediate objects in view While capital and popn
aton continue coming thu speculative enterprises III people
will contiuuc and but few will tu aside In cycct ar re,, .
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servant Ines" hRs 10 most u our people, "' secondary con
have heretofore called attention of the Legislature Ia c
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