The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08

from tbdt iIuinoftaI, Wis., pdtlipti'
and national document, WAsHlNGroN's
Farewell Address.
Observe how earnestly the great
patriot warns his countrymcn 10 be-
ware Of sectional organizations to
irown down all attempts to ALLEVIATE
one section Of the country from an
other. aud 10 beware 81 institntIng
comparisons between the north and
south, east or west, calculated to dl-
minish that universal love of country
which should everywhere prevail
We ask every candid man 10 pc
ruse this advice Of WAsniNGfos, and
then to institute comparison be
tween the prcccpts lnculcatcd by that
great man, and the teachings Of Black
Rcpublcauism. What * the burthcn
Of every Abolition spccch!--abusc
Of the south, uniricndly comparisons
between the north and south. and
desperate attempt to rcnd a-undcr
the bonds Of fratcrnal love, which
now happily unltcs the two sections
Of the nation. We ask every man
who has heard NORM and WuKINsoN,
NornsE or BALcoMBE, il the main por-
ton Of their speeches have not been
Of the character above referred to.
Read the warnings Of WAsHISGroS
against snch miscrcants:
The unity of government, which const-
tntcs you one people, is also now dear to you
II IA Justly so for It is n main pillar in the
cdlfcc Of your real independence -the sup
port of your tranquility at home, your peace
abroad, Of your safety, Of your prosperity,
d that very liberty which you so highly
prizc. But ~ II is easy to foresec that,
from different, causes and from different quar-.
tcrs much pains will bc taken, many artiii-
ccs employed. TO weaken in your minds the
conviction Of this truth rs this is the point
in your political fortress against which the
batteries Of internal and external enemies
will bc most constantly and actively Though
often covcrtly and nsidously y directed, it
In Of infinite moment that you should prop
crly estimate the immense value OF ! our ma
tionnl union to your collective and individ-
ual Happiness that you should cherisl, u
cordial habi,ual, and immovable attachment
to II accustoming yourselves To think and
speak Of il NJ Of the palladium Of your po-
litical safety AMI prosperity watching for
is preservation with jealous anxiety; dis
countenancing whatever may suggest even
a suspicion that IL can. in any event, be
abard and Indignantly irowning upon
the first ,lawning OF every attempt TO alien.
ate any portion 81 our country from the rest,
or Ia eni,eblc the sacred ties which now link
together the various parts.
The North, in an unrestrained intercourse
with the South protected by the equal laws
Of q common government finds. in the pro-
sources Of maritime and commercial enter.
prise, and precious materials Of manuiactu-
ring industry The South. ia the same IN
tcrcoursc. bcncftting by the agency Of the
North, ~ss its agriculture grow, and its
con mcrce expand. Turning partly into its
own channels the seamcn Of the North, il
finds it, particular navigation invigoratcd
and while IL contributes. IN different ways.
to nouri-h and increase the general mass of
tho national navigation, II looks forward IN
the protection of q maritime strength to
which itself is u"eg"ally adapted
lt.s.a a,,,.l
language to every rejecting and ,iriuous
MUD, AMI exhibit the continuance Of the
Union as primary object Of patriotic de-
are
With such Jowcrfu and obvious motives
to Union, affecting all parts CT our country,
while experience shall not have demonstra-
ted its imprac,icability there rM ol,mys be
~ any quarter, may endodro' 10 rciIrn us
hind,.
In contemplating the causes which may
disturb your Union. II occurs, ~ a matter Of
serious concern. that any ground should
have BEEN furnished for characterizing par.
ties by geographical determinations North
crn and Southern atlantic and Western
whence designing men may endcavor to OK
cite belief that thcrc is real difference II
local interests and views One Of The erpe-
d,enis Of party 10 acquire influence r'thm
particular d'dr'ds. ~ 10 msrep'sscHn the
op,n,oa, and u,ms II other d,dr,d, You
cannot shield yourselves too much against
the jcalousi,s snd rt-burnings which
spring from these misrepresentation they
tend to render alien 10 each other tho~c who
ought to h. hound together by fraternal AZ
fiction.
VOTERS. REMEMBER -- THAT
ALIEN. RAMSEY. THE BLACK RE
CANDIDATE FORGOV.
kRNOR,IN ls46, WHILE A MEMBER
OF CONGRESS. VOTED AGAINST
A REDUCTION OF THE PRICE Of
THE PUBLIC LANDS AND AN EX-
TIN nE TllL' nDE kAISrInN