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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

A. ENur.>g Du,rE. The Down Easter,
rubli,h,l It Mechanic Fal :, states that iho
juveniles ia that village have formed a de-
batting society They hold ihcir next meet
Ing On Tuesday evening, when ,hs following
question will 10 discussed
Rgolrfd. That Mans love Tor Woman is
greater than 1t !. Tor Wealth.
/, may be presumed, from the largo exc
p,rimental kno-leIsy OF the subject, pos
.r,.eI by tie li,Putan,s, the discussion must
be q very exciting one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

The publishers of the Lewiston Journal
will please acccp. our thanks for copy of
their daily. containing the trial Of George
knight,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

o. h,r.as VAS - hard Of bcaunS-Shs
Jrlnt want O. soak ~ loud DADA I 80
en- hear knight that ui.ht SaW him next
tly. Did Dot have mu,h Of any talk win
lm. Erst | saw Of him next day, he came
int, Kitchen .rd at down with his hat Ca.
Mr Mccain at BY him. lie N's ef\,ng'
Duat rgc0llJct What ! aid q him WIN.
Mccain and Mrs Small and Others wer.
therc. Kri,htwcut into ba,t.ry, and a.se.
me n I lad sen che knives. lie sAii !
DON'T believe Mary mir, Knight tid cut
Der throat had h.an away a sV.A. 'Ah'
hack Sltggluy. Ass,d me 30 l'l So,
sa.. knives a. thry Dad around ta'f'' A.'a
INN dilr't luoV as Dab.
H. irgairctf,r kui,r, tlat l'I '..n ,'
the house. or had l,rn rH1rI l..r'. u'
said De tiiut believe MARY ,ut Dec throat
after o., asked uiuls sui'.s. lie .'-h
civ, any mason Or swing ~'. lurr' VS. 70
cum.urtrr and q calico luut IN o.! ~ '..'t
u,ht. Had my night clothes Goo. Loose ,.
no them rsNt Ily-uH h.".l On l.,N' %
vas some uu. after Mr. Knight cam. '"
h,Err bear! Der sgr.srn--..'- '.A'' .'''
ON Iuur. Thought DO vac "a. l''t a' '.,'.'
when won't Hut .i CO. T'.m.
f-....r-rrr.| I'll. NarT.-Na'u. Q 1,.''N
whom Mrs ku.rht came lu. Sic HN down
.r. tIs 40 tHa IHI toward Che partition.
D.u.fr.c..,.tt that -.F ever came DO ''s...I
wit. ur rI.7. Nas u.; sear. u. Msi GO Q
If strange. Thought company might nave
..r1ra arI $40 BAD given uu |.r ..4 OBJ .'''l.
VI.u I went .at. Che cH...urn v.rr -'1rri.
J.uNu't make t..u sIflN. s1 that c.a.i
.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

.ourrrY ,>p >rvrm rNrcrrrp
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Wisconsin Bank
Mineral Point.


yF1HIS institution having reiuquished its rights ndar
the Banking Law Of this State, and del0sts with the
Bank Comptroller, al Madison, Of laonev sufficient
redeem all outstanding eoUntergn circu
at par
Notice therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating Of this Bank must be presented
at the Bank Comptrolers office for REDEMPTION within
two years from the date Of the first publication Of this
notice. that the funds deposited for redemption OF
the same viii be surrendered to this Bank.
v9n24y2 HENRY ?. GEORGE, Cashier
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

7 Az ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL, and may be con
suited at 10 Dearborn street. up stairs w door
a LII. !. -i-..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
TFgpORTAy- 4ND TpT-r

DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE HEAD
and all discharges from the Ear, Mouth NostriIs en-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

RE prepared TO Manufacture TO order. on shar.r-.
/ tee, any thing in their EEe. They also Lesr M
hand large assortment Of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
L HER BETTING

We call the attention of Carriage Makers to these
perior ANes. We sell them Mt Manufacturer prices
are The Oulv accents
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
9HPR DE ED

TEHE subscriber has purchased exclusive right of terri
4 tory for sale in the West, the above celebrated
Mills and il prepared to furnish all times, either
wholesale retail, guaranteed in the most positive
ner
is than year since the Little Giant
introduced to The public during which time it has been
constantly growing in popular favor.
The Improvements recently effected and patented makes
IT the most perfect machine general
use Ut IS furnished complete ready for attaching
and weighs follows No l, 225 No. , $50 No. g. 100;
No. J. 500 pounds. Twenty minutes sufficient
Up without mechanical aid and when adjusted,
il can with safety De entrusted 10 boy Fun Directions
acc0mpang each mill
RI E
10 l. s@5 and viii grind bu. meal per hour with horse
- =. $40, ana 10 ., ''
3, So, and . i :.
1 SEQ and % - > d"
= Liberal discount 60 dealers
JAMES II. CHADWICK.
No C3 Locust st., between Second and Third.
&Hlr st. Louis no.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17

DERFUNERY Fancy and Toilet articles Harrisson'.
/ Perfumery Lyons Katharion Delights Spanish Ius.
trail, Meen Fun, Bay Rum, Eau de Cologne Hair oils
Tooth Powders, Old Brown Windsor Soap, White Do
Fancy do Shaving Cream. Cream % Sogu and hndr5
others Al ts5G NlfIAA'S.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
st. gonis advertisements
HAYDEN G WILSON,

RE prepared 20 offer to their toers and the trade
4 assortment of articles unsurpassed in quality or
cheapness by any House In their line, East West.
OurSt0ck consists of wen selected oTmeut of ereTy
article III use 10y SADDiERS AND COACH MAKERS. =
We are manufacturing many of our goods at Columbus
Sing sing aud Auburn y. " and have lately established
House in Newark New Jersey, for the manufacture OF
Patent and EnameIed Leather, large assortment OF
which Wlll always be found in store.
Our English Goods are imported directly by ourselves
thereby paving but commission
The greatest part of our SKIRTING, HARNESS AND
Birdie LEATHER is finished by ourselves sum
ply of which il shall endeavor 10 keep on
hand.
We in receipt of a large assortment of Eastern
SPRINGS AND AXLES, tTOm various manufactures.
e. Particular attention viii be given to filling Or
deIs.
-. Louis, February Il, 1850. lift
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-17
Smiths steel Convert,

Patent and EnamelIed Heather. ofaIl colors.
Noble ~ Hoare's celebrated Coach yaruISh
An extra article,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
Territorial Treasurer.

Tbs Montour I41sa. tho BA,k.Rc.
pahiicaa paper o Moatous county. Penn.
surerders the political ha,,'2 ia tho follow
iuV language
From po'scn, Indications there is no
prospect o. defeating Packer. \ ,rargu-
lax light mast insult IN the defeat Of HE Oh
position and IN our pr,sclt divided STATE
We ted assured il.,t we have the uumerlca
strength 10 sgc',c,l il united on single
ticket. We are defeated and rendered pow
crioSS BY tbs impra eni zoh Of ultra. Rcpab-
lIcaas aud inicnSe -tmvr.eaaS In settled
cua, ieIiou u oar mind has ever teva lha,
united We ,iaHl. and liyilul Nc h.l.'"
The settled conviction Of CIR mimi Is. thar
The Democracy Of rcmlsyhaaiAA4,e a ,!car
majority Of iroM ten thousand 10 eileen
thousand over the Back Republicans ard
Know Nothinrs con,biucd aai with all
their fogcs in the Geld, W. ,,u,ays ,Le
prediction tia, G,Egra. rA,AEas majority
over Judge Wuvor Will exceed tny thou
sand, hslcn or 10 fusion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

The Umiesoi,4n must not Gully be hard
pushed for matter. bat Tor correspondents
The idea OF exhuming the bones of the
I'D Wing arguments, which were laid in the
grave by Democratic leaders when we were
cbildr,o, Is supremacy ridiculous De
|ERE Is uuqucstiouably the mcSt consum.
mate old logy We have met with lately. He
Is not only an age behind the times, but bis
logic is abomiaabe The wholeof pE NERE' =
article may b thrown into a,.hort sylogism
When any % the leaders Of "a party ART cor
rupt, the party itself must b. corrupt some
Of the Democratic leaders were corrupt,
Therefore the democratic party is corrupt,
suppose, Tor argument sake, We admit the
truth OF the iirst member Of the sylogism
W hen any OF the leaders OF party are
corrupt. ,he party must be corrupt the
logical sequence would be, tina, there Is not
now, and never has been, an honest comb
nation OF men, in church or in State, On
ear,h--hecausc, human corruption is to b.
found IN ali human associations. "Dy
WERE assumes that the old Democratic
leaders were all corrupt, aud then Jumps o
The conclusion that the whole party was AMI
Is corrupt.
by this process we could prove every
gagsca. as..l ,s'a3c,At,g, tSss fitiaisy corrupt.
including, OF course. the old Wing party,
and lis bastard offspring. the present Repub-
bean combination.
But II is net true that corruption in some
oI the lcodcr' OF party involves the whole
party in corruption; nor wert the old Dem
ocra,ic leaders such inca as "DE WERE
would make them out 70 he The re-clec
ton Of J NcEsov, after the removal Of the de.
posts, was a trumphan, vindica'lon Of his
coarse, The stupid iuterenc, Of "ps NYRr
to the contrary outstanding. IL is really
amusing 10 ST. what Singuaf gyra,ions SON.
myu can perform in ,Ae name Of logic.
Cur opponents arc Ike drowning mea.
they catch al stgaws. Their party, as il now
-, j. utterly IA delensible, and in their dies
peraslon they are trying 10 bewi,der the
public by miserable revampment OF oil
Wing trash Pshaw.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

~ attempts % had ~ from any real isspe
between u, TO one which is Irrelevant to the
controversy TIC general platform Il &C.
Republican Party in tie nation is one thing
ard the pledge which was given by the Re-
publican members Of the late Constitutional
Convention is another thing aud We shall
keep our eye upon the distinction.
After all the Msineio,,aa establishes tbc
position we took. Our general position IL
that after all ihcir pros.s8cd sympathy for
tic co!ored people it is not tho GIterior de-
signoi that party to attempt their elevation.
The Mmc0t,qh @ys " he Republican
party was formed ~ elevate Tie dignity Of
Free Ial.gr over Slave Labor" Now we
had always supposed the party was formed
10 elevate The slave, and not free inen or
free labor We were mol before aware that
free luborrs needed the assistance OF dis-
tinct r',lilicai party to guard THEN inteFeate.
We have heard Of mechanic all soeieiiei,
and Other proyideft societies formed by rne-
chanlcs aud l.borcrs but $50 did not know
that lhe Republican party was one Of those
societies We'll. wc are glad TO receive in.
formation on any subject.
Bat if tbs be tho object Of that party,
Why do they take up the nabobs aud mil
ionaircs Of the nation and try TO elevate
them 10 the highcs, Offices, il their object Is
10 give dignity 10 Free Labor We notice
another thing and that Is thai very few free
laborers appreciate the benevolent intai-
tons Of tbs free labor party, for very few Of
them belong 20 II, and az II general thing
they regard il rs grca, FREQ humhpg We
hope oar readers viii remember that the
bionset,an has reduced the great RepaL.I-
eau par'yto the level Of MI humble ahorcre
all society. How has the mighty fallen
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
Movement of . ruops.


We lear. tia, a te!egraphic dispatch from
WasAin2tGn was received on Saturday a.
Fort Smelling, for two Of the co,npanie. Of
the "a Artillery az that fort TO proceed
forthwith &c Fort Leavenworth, in view Of
the dificulties anticipated 10 Kansas. The
companies detailed are those Of Captain
EBzEY, (recently from Mackinac.) AID Cap
tain NJ F. BARnY from Boston iiarbor.
We also learn that Major PATrEs will
leave Immediately with his command 70 re
garrison Font Ripley. II is hoped that this
officer will be enabled to settle the difficulty
with the settlers in that vicinity AMI the
Chippewa nation. as he has mueh expert.
cnce in Indian affairs, having served fog
long period IN that country.
We understand tia. Major PATrES has
been ordered to that fisahcctcd region Of
eur Territory no. OILY with the assent Of the
Governor, but q, the request both Of tie
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs Major
ttrLESj and that Of Major HrRn!HAS,
the Indian Agent at Crow Wing.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

Pursuant 70 an adjournment, the Demo.
Gratis Of Hastings met Ia Smiths Hall. ou
Monday Angus, 3is, Tor the purpos o..
organizing Democratic Club.
After several very interesting spcl,Ac.
avm gentlemen rrtseu,, q Constitution was
adopted, The Cnh then PROCEEDED 10
choose The following officers,
r. uau'-llE>RH G.. BAILEY.
-. Pf,uicl'-J jaws &. Dow.
Na@Jsg--frI Rop,NsoN
Corresponding >asfai4 -JonA !. No.
Nay.
iohwu--N NApo.
Oa motion tie toNowiu. ecu,lem,a.
McSr, ANEg., Ay>gI> and Dow. were ap.
pointed . COMMITTEE TO wait upon Cover.
po, MrpAel. lion. VI VI. RIcE. Goy. Wa.
as \. GoEVAM. and Hon II H. StBiEY
ard Invite thcm 20 aldrcss this Club on
Wednesday, sept ~
Ga mo,ioa, the lo,loNiu- resolution was
adopted
Reserved .st ,Ay proceeding, % tbs tl.t
; g published ia ile fs,sso aRd Acriocfai.
On motion lie Clah adjourned 10 mcvt
on Wednesday evening neat.
iiy>N &. EVLLx, rrcs't
tIl kuHINsQN. SeVy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
Pm BETA Ct"A.

THg SrccYssioy.-Wc copy the following
from tla last number Of tic Bedford Ga-site
II accords with the positive declaration Of
Mr.. BucHAsAS in his inaugural, and is
doubtless authoritative
"TuE PROPOSED RE-NoNISAT ALTON OF Nh.
BrcHASAN.--lt has been intima,cd in Ger
tam quarters that Mr.. Buchanan will be d
candidate for reelection to the Presidency
in 1860 There is no foundation whatever
for any such supposition. We speak posi-
lively, and witha perfect knowledge Of what
we are doing VIXEN We say that, under no
circumstances, and in no contingency, will
Nr buchanan he u candidate for re-nomi-
nation
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
lite ,st,Nt Explosion.

Tho editor ct thu NnHS,F an mas, have
E,l greatly relieved after Kidding himself Of
N,y ,l.,n,us, lasl at Trash which barlcu,d
tlr columns @! that paper Friday morn
in@ Does he suppose l1r enc momen, thai,
he can draw lh.s paper lato eaLugSgatr
personal controversy ~l,r impogtan, rolti
cal questions remain 10 he disposed of'-
No, quite AZ any rate not now. Nor viii
the NuUeaV.a7 bc any moyc successful in
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

We would puggost % the Times. the M"-
aepiir,. that dear Parson ANKs, and
others, that il Is IN bad taste to Apply The
wonl pro slavery or dough aco' to the
Democratic party, and i. ia in still worse
taste we would submit, TO howl SO tcrrillcally
over Judge TASsYs decision
You know gentlemen, You had en oppor
tuujly, by practical measure, 10 give The
he 10 The charge tim. your sympathy Tor the
ucgro was Nil humhug But yuu did no,
avail yourself Of it, lou endorsed the action
81 thg Supreme Court-you showed that
YOU bad only been consistent, IN tlsehood
and dcccp,ion--you came, qon hGd % cana,
rieht down 10 the Democratic doctrine, that
ths government is u government lug white
people you siqned and endorsed a tonsli.
tu,lun 50 declaring You hal mol the moral
courage I" adhere 10 your principles. or TO
attempt 10 carry them ont.
\ las the poor negro The slave oligar-
cly.--" the NEGRO drivers -" the Judicial
fyraat that jamuablc decision have all
been approved and cudors,d 10y the inuac-
aiatc Black Republican party III. centre
q the deccucy. intelligence, and religion Of
the country
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

lhe uoscntlemau'y attempt Of tn M
ne.o'a'n. Unicr the cu.-c Of ir.tnlship. 10
manufacture an impression tha, Gov Ms
navy dccs not endorse The course pursued BY
the Democrats in the Cous,tu,isnsl Con.
vea'on. viii aot win. We take !; upon rs
- aSs5s, that the declaration = the Ma.
s,@an tha, Gov. MEnAEy IA no, en-.
dorsc d.eir action on liz rc,aru, AMI W have
good reasons for believing be- never will
endorse II" Is vithoa, any foundation in
ar. whatever. orr assertion /. basel On
generations with the Governor. AMI Is
aalc cmpha,ically ani unlers,amiin.fy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
scott County Erect.
SHtxoPEE, sept. =, 1854. |
IL IL. ID NJ

SH,xoPEE, sept. =, l-5,
II O'Clock. p NJ.
The Democracy of Shakopee have Just
closed large and enthusiastic meeting,
which formed Democratic Club, and a
very large number enrolled their names
Great harmony prevails here among our
friends. The meeting was called to order,
by appointing Hon. FRANK WARNER Pres
idcnt, and GEoaGg H. PHuLPs Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Gov. Cos
NAN and Mr.. PHTzoLD-thc latter 10 the
German language. Put down scott coun-
y for 200 Democratic majority.
Respectfully,
Pr, BEYA Goa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
The Mass H'puhli,nii onvs.,ion.


Our Republican neigbbors lave queer no
t!onS a. to what constitutes Mass Corycn-
ton. The Ramsey County Convention
held in the city Of 81. Paul, on Saturday,
the 9Th Of September for the nomination
Of ne,eoAtas 10 the Republican. State Cog-
vcntion. was composed q the extraorlinary
number Of q persons; or rather that was
the highest number 81 votes poled for dele.
gates, although tie polls were kept open one
hour and fifteen minutes.
There were % candidates voted for and
thc 2, votes were divided among the num-
Der, The editor OF the Mmne,o',dH was one
OF the successful delegates. The editor Of
the Times, however, did not receive the CON.
plincnt OF single vote.
This Convention being The first gathering
Of the Republicans since the adjournment Of
tLoir Constitutional Convention the mein
hsrs present arr to be taken as a fair index
Of the kind Of approval these Republican
leaders are 30 receive from the masses, who
think more Of principle than Of the spoils Of
Office
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
~'tn"ship isharc.
i'sRr AZ BArQCE, Aug. 81.

The eauship City ofToron,o, from I.y-
eFpoo Tor Montreal, ran on shore on the
nigAt Of the 9Th Instant opposite Forteau,
in tie Straits Of Bel Isle. WeatLc. fog.
~ aal w.aI ahcal No live. were lost -
-he had seven ist OF water in Ter hold.
Two hundre! package. Of dry goods hal
been saved, which, VITA the remainder of
the wrecked good. and vessel, will be taken
% Fortean
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

MlsSuJ ~ E4EcTIoN. Thc vote OF Dunk
IN county has h,en received NJ Jefferson
City, and ,hs ulNclal aggregate vot> O, the
State -, therefor, couip.ete /, stands.
STEWART, 1919; RoilINs, i1,6ll-SrEw:
Asr's majority, 33i This . even les than
Il was though; 10 bS kw day, aso
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10
Sthcant, "unL-Lo>. Of L.fr.


tH.rAGO, Aug. 81
The schooner iceberg from Cleveland for
Kingston, loaded with coal ia supposed To-
be- lost on Lake Ontario. with all On boar!.
She va. built NJ K incs,on by DR. Rae, VIII
intended 20 @ with her next spring. IN
search Of Dr franklin.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

rl-s Of their party, whcu an opportunity
W.. offered them 10 give these same princj
r.cs practical trial has provoked III" ridi-
c.irel ha.i the 81 ss4 IA the c0uu'ry.--
The Republicans n Minnesota we're not b.
hiad iheir political bro,Lren lsc~iac, ~
d.LOaueisy Judge iANEY opinion, afd o..
decision u the supreme Count the vtua-
raJie Chief Ju''lcc was characterized h5 4
Iqdieisi tG8ut,""a mplrn j.. gaWa, "an
IHjIs' ana pafi,lin judy. 'ai "a tAe.f
political action 81 the bogus Convention,
tl., Republicans have rcp4diatel fhclr pr
iasd p,lneipIcf, an.i rtdored Judge 1'.
Soy yi.w4. hy d0claiilR thai tAe negro is
no' tie equal If the white man that h.
hs 10 political tights that he Is an anf'
asbJriaie, "a, The ballot byE even, Of ttc
ncnlbefs Of ihc Republican paftyAaG "a.
gnniknlon which has, or i,s baAls unjust
assaults upon th4 @olrh md h'pocriiiral
pr,tcsiatiu.7 Of yu,pathy for The n'~rpes
bpA and ls,e.
From uamber II articles before ~ "n
the backing d9Wn Of tie Minnesota Isepuh
lica,a. On the md,i,r If bulge 1Ashit Dc
.ulon we clip III. following from the -.
toui tTuth0a
Errrur.,s IoNststENey. "a yaa'
au,plut II palgln4'ien haa h'1r esp1i"i
by BlAck Republican upon thr hWam'
Cont Vi the Uuitod States ini rs decision
that the negro g uoi cluzsn.
l,ut ia k,pmbiean Minnesota u practical
illustration oi tbo sincerity ct th,a iphsGa-
lion hos ttocn given hy ,he recent Ropuhl,ran
Cou,saiion there The luIlcst opportunity
was 2teu 10 tban 10 confer political ~ hts
CA ali without distinction 0r c0lpr. BUt
when 10 came 10 vote on the question %
striking gal tbs vurd 'whl,e lC0m.thc
CLAUSE canhrrihg such rishis on citizens. The
,,lo stool two to ouo ngaiDst Ibc melton.
There were /, yeas 10 - LnyS, The Gsuul
glticriug generality that oil men, inclu
ding he ncgto, were born ircr aud equal
WA adopted lay u unanimous vote and tie
nearp thus b. II nso.aliou Wa equalihtd
With hia ~hite ueighbor. Bat li.e senH u.
luliirnus who gIoriiiyd him by u r,soivo,
excluded hun 10y powerful majority hom
tlle exercise ui ,br rights 1t eitiz'nA
CONSISTENCY ID q taro lowc among lboso
claiaorour negro phlIanthfoisla
Tie Rrpni't1u Is correct Tie Black
Republicans OF THIS Territory, TO u,e worlf
oi their rWu coinage, have vo',d the pcc'n'
ration Of Independence q string 81 glitter.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

This body which has just closed is DELHI
cra;ious at Montreal elected the following
o''jcyrs fer the ensuing year President
Prot, sur lgltEiEs WYNAH, VI. y, Cam
bridge, Vice President. Professor joan l..
tIoluEooN, NJ u, OF Charleston. South
Carolina Secretary, Professor W NJ
CuAlvESu, NJ. D.. Of Annapolis 'rrcasu-
rtr. \. a. ELwrS VI H.. Of Philadelphia
II was determined TO hold the next annual
mctiny in Baltimore, commencing on the
last Wednesday Of April ncxt, AM recon.
ncnded that the meeting two years Lonce
should he held in II. Louis
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-10

H. /. THov,s, o! Worcester, Mas. was
e.,ctei President "a. tie Phi Beta Nappa
society.