The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-22


over Which martial law had been proclaimed
lis Goycfnor ordered hrs an,1l, bu, gave
him parole.
1hr nrxt week Ting term time 80 an at
joining county hi own district, the Judge
again at mploi 10 hold Court. Martial
Law was again proclaimed over this county,
also To prevent the fclcase Of ih" prisoners,
and nc JGdsc was again arrested With IN
stfuetom to tho oGicor. making Tia arrest
To Offer him his liheri,, ou ltis giving his pa
role Of honor NOT 10 attempt to hold Court,
rh. hc rei,stl aid va 81, under an o.
oort OF lieutenant aGd en men to Fort
Montgomery a Volunteer post" be Kept
quiet untI octtain military operations could
b. eofeunma,od On leaving for Fort
MONTGOMERY. the Judge Issued - aril to The
Mar.hal oi the 'r'rfitory. ordering nm 20
arre.t 'he Sovefnor and toinmauigr-in
Chef and keep him 10 clos Confinement
ihe Mat.hal attempted Il with small
posst. but ia. cll,Ans wouId not permit It
they .lid they ~ra. hw-abidul leopl" bat
I the aal n,,tJ gooa. ani Cos SiEyENs
/ being the only mas TO pro-ccn'e II %'th sac
ccsq, tl'y could not think Of hs' iag INN 'hus
4 up los' at hat tine.
/ Then commgnssl the war Of Obs polii-
clans upon the Governor, and a hrrge, ong
never wax waggd II has been miniature
edition # the Presidential campaign Of
/ 1856 Another attempt has recently been
al,.,jc 10 atflai h,3 g6ih. 70 t6dsr7s, but
again the po-,c wls too sua.i The people
would not permit it ihoy wish to b, ,spye.
,rui" at Washington and they have back
ed himup ia this poliiica! fight, they did
ia the Martial Iaw affair, wishing ~ bet.
ter Judge than the Governor, ct the wants
Of the people. thereby showing their good,
hard sound sense, and appreciation oi 'A
oni. c.trVY alpl ability
nn Of opinion, Therefore that had every
man IN the TERRITORY who profcsscs such a
hatred Tot BIact i,epubcanisin voted for
,hp Democratic nominee the vote u hi, op.
pontut would have been but small one
Tine fact was stated ~ ihc letter addressed
1" the gentleman u 81, Paul, ant that f..
that az at VA pe,scd by tho Ia, IAgisa
turc Incorporating the Noriicrn Pacific
ka'iruad Company
Book. viii bc opened in work or two.
and We have no doubt but stock enough " N
be tahrn To- fully organic the Company. in
accordance with the act "l Incorporation.
and funds s'tlicien, raisel by the payment
OF the Iitst insiaIment To prosecute some
important surveys between The Sound aud
Columbia river, this season
The routa for which this charter - grant
el, Is Intended to I've substantially the same
surveyed by Gov SrE,t>s in ls53 which
( w. believe 10 ho much the shoriest. chcspc.t
and most practicable one across the CONT
neu'. Possessing, To much greater c,ten,
/ III" elements necessary for The ranil runs,rn..
.
/ plorod When Il is taken into consideration
that, Turning parallel with this route ara
two grcn, water lines reaching far into the
interior one from the MissiSsppi west
ward Ia Fort benton. and onv from the "a
c'ic eastward to the Rocky Mountains. aud
that the distance from the head Of nn,iga
ton on the Mississippi going west to the
I head oi navigation "n the Columbia. going
east, Is only some five hundred milc> Il, will
at once be sc,n that the Northern routa eau
be much more rapidly constructed than any
other, from the isct that small steamers run.
ming up the Missouri AMI Columbia, trans
porting material, men and subsistence
Mogc than two.thirl. nj the line can be
commit nv,i nj ihc same tue.
u, reference To- Gov. SrNvrNS IMPORT. i,
viii lac SVu tina; several Of the uili,,rs IL hi.
} expedition Who's, duty 1t WAS made To survey
dinvcut portions OF thu Missouri River
have reported tnorably to- its prae,icablty
. of navigation by st,amcrS. several month,
on, of the year, and ii, will he seen hv ~
icring "a the last annual report of the com
missioner 1t Indian Anurs thai mention is
made that Col ttNNi>o. Indian Agent AZ
81 Louis and who VAS one or the omm,>
slon,r, g. trc..t WITH The Ba,hioot Indian, ~
ls@i AMI who asccrrlcd the Missouri re.