The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-06-11
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The promptncss With when the frsssd"h
ordered out the military 10 suppress tn
election riot Ia Washington hin decided In
sractlons 10 the U. u. Marshai. In Ohio
pending the recent disturbances In that Hia,e
IN tito execution Of Law d Congress; th
position Of tho government In reference Il
The difficulties In Kansas, and the open IN
sartcc,iou in Utah. give cl,eering Indication
that We have Prssi,len, prompt 10 enforce
tho laws preserve peace, aud maintain th
good name Of the nation. IN tho action 0i
the government. on these difficulties, w hsv,
dIsplsy Of that wise craftsmanship. maiur
81 political Wisdom. and great experience,
gtlittsl AMI controlled by eSaltel patriotism
and love Of country, which FORM thu dsttB
gushing traits Of Mr. BucuAsAs's ehsrae.
ter. II VIVA 10 proper appreciation u thsse
qualities. by tho American pDple, that Mr..
BucnAsAs owed hs election. Al most crit
lcsl period In our history IA nntion and
bic official policy. since hs inauguration,
demonstrates that the coaitlesce III tho jeo'
pie has ~, been misplaced, bat that 10 hts
election they selected "lhe right man for TN,
right place"
In Washington. and 10 Ohio the President
assumed The responsibility Of enforcing the
laws III tho land. unictcrr~l by tie threats
hwloss not@; mcn worc sho, down. Il Ia
true. by the military, but II IA Far better
that thousands Of lives should h. sacrificed,
than the power Of the government should bc
,lelisd by fanatics anil organized balliss and
pris>6ghtcrs. A few sore lawLrs temou
STATIONS. and further expenditure Of ball
and powier.b by government ,roepa, will teach
many persons sadly IN want Of such kaowl
edge, practical lessons 81 that political duty
which they seem 10 I've sadly IN want
In Kansas. We havn Mt last. ter Governor,
ioan who unitca grea, administrative tai
cuts to un,loub'ei patriotism, Gov. WAX.
rns pol y Is simply Mr.. buon,sass poll
ey. aud wc believe viii bc productive Of the
hsppscst results 10 securing p'acc. SAFETY
and the opjcymept Of their political rights
Iothe people of thai Territory. and lta speedy
a,iuis,,un into the Union ~ State. with
Constitution rejecting the political views
Of majority Of the residents Of tho Terri
tory.
The attention Of the administration has
Also born directed 10 that fostering sofs IN
The body polite, Utah We are assured
Goternut Will be- speedily appointed. who
val proved to ,Ac Territory with other U.
s officers. aud ,hat their authority viii he
supported by strong lnrcc of government
,ruo,n This Is a. Il should le. Although
almost uuuru,ouniable difficulties lie IN the
way oi pracehil srttIcmrni IT The troablcs
in that Territory. yri vs. hope that the Wis
Dom a,el discretion Of ihr head Of our gov
cruncai will pu,en, any uschss b's'isl"'l,
sni Ut ,be -anp tune, aiNufc the restoration
u geol crlcr,
In the management 81 oaf in'tirate ior-
ciHu relations, the prsen' administration,
viii doubtless rxo,b,i equal wisdom To that
d,.p'a,ol IN is dcursiic policy. The dip
hma',e experience Of the President, and Of
ais principal adst-r. odr the s,rone,~,
Faatsnt,e. that IN our Gcsclen in,.rccars,
ave val ash nothing hei What ia right, and
saint 10 tolkrg that z wutg,"