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

IAd.n with ,i@ prciasA a her soil. Her enn-
sesce b nigtty cod Wildly ds6s~si Her
canamnnicsti0a with EafoE1 add with Asia Is
complete, ADD while. from her o~n por:s upon
lse 0se&f LAtr, ves<sis char FOR every portion
o. The eastern .hen;ssssrr, her railroads asssd
s@pk fsesllsNs toward ties wsxG. Nsreitiss 400,
bare KEEP; pSse villa ,be gsosil d she sur-
soandiog eouutry, ard coostl.e th6ssAfsix are
engaged 10 ths vrsoas kidd o. trade.
Bst Why sbali ! eoAtinae thu picture. AZ
iss ell this shall bsse, taken pis~ whrn'sveral
States shsli hare been CARED ogt Of oar pFes-
ont territorial bmits--Nhca years shaA have
passd By, and oil IL m shsli baye gone 10
thst bs,sFes tsets wt.-- " ~ rsave,er retsrns'--
and whea ssnse~sa. ske Empire Stale 81 the
Northwest. sksn " pespsed ~iia tbs progeny
| ~ h5 prs~snt s,ss ADD daughters, even then
tbs question viii he tertinens!y ssksd, who
esq psv4,sst her fa,uss r.
| viE TsE Nx~ EsaGAsp ~ .fgs--Sbs, ~ pxss-.
traits sUssy asy be- Art "a tbs hssrs Of ssif
| sssntgtmsss
Unexpectedly TO himself Mr.. TazoDoHs
FHxscs sns called upon TO respond 10 tbis
&niimsai. he aid that ~hile be owed
hm Grst love end allegiance TO Minnesota
be Was pr0sd u speak lew werds Tor bis old
New Eeglsnd home. Like Goldsnlihs Tray.
siicr -
/ "Hs ssss, ssa sssnfry s.ss . =, Aoass."
The westward wave u emigration had lefs
Thousands Of this sorn OF New Eogiapd IN New
| York, Ohio. apl here. 10 the Valley 81 tbe
Aissinsippi. IL had spent i,s force. II was true
that New England was no longer The centre oil
eamsuercisi and political influence true tina,
fIm old Pasitans had sofas uugtnlal features In
common With their rock bound hotncs bat
/ The speaker siladsd TO sonse Of tho sources a
New EDgisnd pride Der literature. her schools
aad Der system Of religion, enbo1ying Tbs
principles Il liberty.
\ Tlough. a. tor. German had truly said
! New kogiald wss rather SLOW In completing
the hrst -four mikes NJ railroad Nv America, ye,
10 br belonged the errdit Of building the frs,
railroad and tho hrst canal 10 The Unioa. Tbs
speaker viesssatIy referred his Excellency Il
| Vets great discovery Of steam power ia q
ts&ksttis, and urged him not to dcsp.s: the
day Of small things. or the land ot primitiss a,d
tE6w buiit railroads
\ Me-. Faexcn further alinsicd 10 the New Eug
laad town organizations derived itom the
Hsnssstie league, ~ Nurseries OF liberty. Each
one was q republic each one furnished and
| supported Ia quota OF troops In the revolution
\ 10 concluding, MIR. r, said that though the
relative position u New England In the con
lederscy had changed, she wns not dad, nor ye,
gone Into rip Van Wrinkle sleep. There
/ was still 6akkboas 10 her old granite mountains
I've 10 her swift Sowing rivers. aod Energy Of
mind and body 10 the men who wr~led tueir
subsistence from Der seant soil and in any
eu~gency, New Englaed, true 10 the Old prin
cipies OF her fathers. would make her mark 10
tbs side Of right, of truth, aud liberty
H. fus soerHsss sr.Yss --Tasxhs pssris iis,a b.
MISREPRESENTATION ny NAstes end JAexsos-
slqssses BY . cLAs ssd hssns
Mr.. Hail.. Ia The absence Of the gentleman
selected, responded TO this ,oast. lie eloquent.
y md 1u,hially deisnded the South from The
charges brought against her by tho fanatic and
the bis"t. AMI claimed that 10 poiu, Of pal.
rioiism--of love Of the Union ADD the Co.,sti
tuition the sonth stood prominent
y. ssw yssssv ,--rss hams Of lbs Jsrsv siass-,
lsieh tn iesoiabeoasg sisss Tao land q fssfos, VI
fsscxvos, cad u nosvours i sacred 10 AmstissH
nissarys
There wss no response 10 this sentiment
d. ss,., isy sssa ga"
Ma Bassisa responded lie said when III.
celebrated contreursy was ueodinz b,twsr
Delaware and another pows, a. 10 the owner
ship Of Pra Patch tslsnd, pugpscious son O
that renowned sta,e saIJ. "p,lawsy vii, psye,
Weld nm. inch q, her ,,,ri,or, ~And ~ an,
did. . REALIZED mos, sarcastic indiy,da.l asb,
would i've up hall the state