The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-08

the views and policy Of the President elect
made public sinee thu election. IL that given
in the spcech Of senator BIsLEs, of Penn
sylvAnia, delivered in the Senate. 90 the
9Th Inst.
From this speech We make tbe following
extracts. They win H. Rad with interest
by men Of oil parties, especially rs senator
BroLxx 10 supposed 10 be in the confd'nee
u Mr. BrcHAsAs. and 10 Tsak HE senti.
mcnts.
WHAT rnE ELEcrios HAS SETTLED.
an quite sure, sir. that our great net
settled by the result is, that Jane. Baclian
IA Is 10 BE- President for four years from the
tth u March nert, and that John &. Brock.
inridge will be President for q like
period. Another still morc potent fact is,
that the principles of the Democratic Party,
an defined ut Cincinnati and expoundei by
Mr.. buchanan The most prominent fsaf'ps
bsmg that the people n the Mates rho ~ into
me 1uraoriss shall ENJOY the right 10 deter.
, m"s US I'a,".n ~ 80 ,i y a., - -
msa,e Slavery ARE 10 be ~ the aNentaney
iM the year 1861 Another Esct ~ distinct
~ settled h, that the modern aud miscsdleti
Republican Party against which, the DE.
mOcpry contepiei. has been found 10 a
minority Ia twnty-thrce Of the thirty -onc
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fHE VIEWS ~ M BUCHANAN
A. for the views Of Mr.. Buchanan. they
nre doubtless Just those 81 the Democratic
party. ~ declared In their platform. W.
intend that the people rho NO 10 The 1Uriio-
r,ss shall defds The question: n aarery for
iLemseirs,; and hars no doubt that, w,fh tas
most u The Northern people. he Houid pyeifr
10 sea Kansas a free State. but denies the right
Of Congr~s To interfere.
Mr.. WAps'-l'ocs Mr.. buchanan believe
that the people ~ u Territory, while IN a
territorial state, have the power to exclude
slavery
Mr.. BIoLnR l'osS the senator from Ohio
wish io present the constitutional diili'uty
that has been raised here frequently, in r.
gard 10 the power IL the Legislature Of a
Tertiary
Mr. WApr ! want to know what Mr.
ltuchaDan's opinions arr IN rrgnr'l Ia the
constitutional difficulty which has beD 81
oiten spoken Off
Mr. liioLsn canno, answer thr senator
a. In Mr.. Buchannps views II the constitu.
tional question. ! can give my own. II the
senator Is willing 10 bear them.
Mr., WAps Well. lct rs have your opin-
ions, II you please
Mr.. BiaikR 4, is no new proposition
that tho Senator from Ohio has pr,~nted.
II has been here before, and discussed before,
and J endeavor'i' u, least upon one occasion
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