The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

ate this morning, IN cur report Of the pro-
ccetlings Of the Club, but the document was
unfortunately Jeff upon the Secresary's table
OF the Council Chamber, and the individual
having in charge the keys Of the chamber,
was absent from the city yesterday. Ii will
be published as sooa as received.
Mr.. HousFwosrH moved the report be
accepted and tie Constitution adopted The
motion was unanimously concurred in.
Mr.. VAs ErrEs moved the appointment
of Committee OF six, to report officers for
the permanent organization Of III Club.
Adopted, AMI Messrs. VAs Er1Es, BEcKEe,
kirrsoS, lRwis, SPIEL, ami InsLAxp, ap.
pointed said COMMITTEE
During the absence Of the committee, the
meeting was addressed By GEORGE l.. BECK
Ee, ESQ, and Ex-Governor GoFMAy.
Both eentlemen spoke in forcib,e manner
as t. the necessity existing for an effective
and thorough organization of the party
throughout the Territory. Mr.. BECKER re-
ferrel, eloquen,ly, 10 the fact that the time
had come, when THE Democracy OF Mime.
sofa, could by their action WELD an influence
in The councils of the nation, ana assist in
perpetuating the union the States, and the
spread Of Democratic principles. He invoked
harmony and reoreilation, in our political
action in the future.
M NAS ETrsN, from the committee on
permanent officers, made the following re-
pert.
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I,ee Pre04eaf--J,wEs +. HoYT.
Recording Scraary--Wx. SrRlGG Hall
Corresponding Secfetary--JoHm PENAAH.
ireasurer---J osErH Spell
'l'hs list Of names Of the members Of the
Finance and Executive Committees. has also
been locked up in the Council Chamber, and
sc cannot give them this morning, bu, hey
will be announced hereafter
il was moved that the report OF the com
mittee he adopted, and the officers named,
declared duly elected The motion was IMAM.
imousiy adopted.
Col ROBERTSON called Judge SnEgDUgSK
to The chair. The latter, upon assuming the
duties Of President Of the Club, made an ap-
propriate spech. He stated nothing co uld
have been more unexpected to him than his
elevation to the position Of President If the
club; he Was we'll aware Of the duties and rti
spoosibiiitIes Of the position, and in accept
ing it, would pledge himself TO labor zeal.
ous'y for the success OF the party, irrespec.
tive Of cliqnes. In conclusion of an able
and interesting address the Judge asked
from the members Of the club, their individ-
ual support iu the position in which he was
placed =
Col. IRWIN. Col. d. A. RoDgersoS, NJ F..
AyEs, \. c. JONES, l. V. h. Hx,Rp, ID.
c. Cooley, and other speakers addressed tie
meeting.
Col. inwtS offered the following resolu.
ton which was unanimously adopted:
Hsso'rsd. That the Executive Committee be
directed TO make immediate preparations for
grand democratic mass meeting in St Paul
On 'ae evening Of the assembling Of the State
, Convention.
Col A. c. JONES offered the following
resolutions. They were adopted, amidst
great enthusiasm.
Received. That tie Gcii0n Of the Constitutional
Convention, nom their frs, organization until
the close OF their labors. l. cordially endorsed
by the democracy Of 81. Paul, and the party at
large throughout the future state.
kesoved IAa, the delegates 10 that Couy-n.
ton ate deserving Of tie hiebes, praise for the
s1'iity and judgment shown by them til ouga.
ou' 'Ae entiie session Of ihst body.
Tn following resolution was proposed BIZ
Nh AAss. AMI passed
Rssotved, Tia, he Eveea.ive Committee OF
= us tiu5 be Instructed - procure speaker. 10
add-e-- Democratic meeting throughout the
territory. Whenever 'hsT services may be Ne.
CURED.
Nj GpaHAV presen,-l the following ~.
solution, which was adopted
Gs.OtreF. That a committee BE appointed. q
which john W. Crosshy be chairman t. orzau-
lie \ Glse Tub.
After considerable debate between Mes,ys.
GoENAS N,N ErrsN. RoBgKrsoy and
5 AVIS, 90 the most effective method o! can
vassins the state. the meeting adjourned.