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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

Inc Traverse. ~. vincsp, y 70 ~ n
BiyG. within Tea pilS. Of " Btiti1h
linz, and immelissey opp~Iss III nusath 4
PeIabina river For fle bssseh tn Isls
suIsvios tl@se sr 10 isials gtsntel and Il
must, therefore. b. constructed from tipe pro
ces,ls u the lands "a the Other route. In
rei.,rrnre to the time in which the roads are
" h. constructed the hill requires that the
Company
shall definitely locate the line 81 the road
from saltwater by the way " ~. Paul and ~,
ABthosy 10 IT. western tsriailns. and sla0 line
~ the branch from ~. Anth"uy 10 the bayiga.
bile waters II the Red River on 90 before one
year after the passage ~ this act, and shall
sssapist~ sad pat IN Ia,saias ssdsf thai part a
their road nom Saltwater 10 ~. Paul sud ~.
Anthony within two years from tho passage ~
this act, and annually thereafter my mils- IL
the main trunk aud 6fty miles ~ the bfaneh an.
III the said fnads he fully esmpistsd provided,
that both rsaa. shall 10 fuIly oomplstsd and
equipped within ten years fro'a The ID Of March,
A. d.. 1851
The Root River Valley and Southern
Minnesota Railroad Company. which re-
cisc- The grant n lands IN rad from In
Crescent toa point of junction with the
7 anal, roa.l. and the gran, ior road from
~. Paul To thu Aoathern lDe u the Terrific
~. IN tho direction u the month " the Big
Sioux. was chartered In ! sS5 The kllowing
nsmssi gentlemen are Directors oIthfs road;
q. W. Tnoarsos, r u SroppAa6, &. A.
srnsKss, ED. Taoxr~ps. j. J.. Wssrs, OLs
Ksupaos, J. n. svwAMr. r. ~ TwWomp.
J. Y. SAysomb. CnAa. WItsos, W H. Gsar,
and ". 1. Epw Anps. Thc officers are VA
follows President. G, W Timar~psi Seo-
rotary. u. l.. EDWARDS; Treasurer 7. u,
TwroHp. su additional Diroc,or arr pro
videi TOR Oh thu in, of ih road iroIn -
Paul. 10 the diwstion II thu mouth u tbs
Big sioax,
The Transit Railroad Company was also
chartered 10 1850. n Directors Of TIL.
road are, a. n Joassos, wv Asnlnv
Josss. HssHs ID Huv,. J.. h. 5aIfn. and
Mesas BExrs, Corrls anil Others twelve ia
oil. 1he following are ibe officers u thu
Board II. II Joassos. President. wv
AsHlr, J6ss., V ice Prrsi,ient; N lIHr's
Iwssarrs, AMI NJ. Bssps, Secretary all o
Winonn
| III. A ..,,.......I,a ..,l H..l.. A. all.u Hall
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The man,fiwnt gran, II Lands made to
this Territory by Consrvss. TO aal IN tn"
construction II crr,xiu linz, of Railroad,
has b~cn dispcsri o. az Gar a. the action II
the Legislature is eacrrwsi The approval
Vi thu Govrnor IL all tina, Is vqa'rvd To
resxlvf The bills lrvAl euactncn's' but csre
thu, ssems anue~-~ar. As the combination
by which thy ww~ carried ,hr,"gh the
Hou~ and Council Is poserial ce"agh |"
pssa thru over the 0ovra@s veto,
The Council M McuiAy. ecucauri 9th
tAs uous-. in ,asuiug the bill isecrpasa,
iug thu Niumsosa aud Paeiac Railroad
company, and granting lands 10 The same.
This bill uau~- be,w~n af,y aei oo~ hun
dssd ci,isrus u the leritory, a. insEpe-
-. ~ an. ,,o,ox ,As, ar, a, u.,-, 4,
""FS 3" WV s""t~" u"
q Paul, On thr scoad "Wednesday N June
-, a. .u.,.;,,., ,h- .L.,,.r ara .,,h.,r.
AMI. h'ss accvPsnx ""e s"s''"' s'v a"."'''
irrxi 90 o,rn bocks ttw a,hscriptiop "a ths
a~A % INC e"mt~hy' " w" ""~ "" P'A"
pwut,csrSt, 10 thu sxtrut II st 900, OOo and
,n , -, /. a.,
VA ""V =" ""PS'ss "~""e =" ""
OIL srs dee'sr~i 10 IT. The d~' b'~rd %
thfssso" o. 'he company W "sa 'ne'f W
n~ w ooe yssf' AZ hs eip''~o'" " "n'en
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

Joas n Baisslx. With xreat pl-ssurr
~ shroaicls ths eisrtiou oS john Il BrISbin
to the uAyorAlty Of 81 Paal scholarly.
hsici sni eso@acat- this gentleman i. an
ornament to tn kxi prok~Ssoo ~hihr by
his kipincs ssd arbsa,ty AMI his tiev otioa
10 The ins<rsts q bis friends And aslet,y to
every ,rust coa6lsd 10 him. b. has won
golden opiaisas ffom Ci,iss,- u sa p~rtis~
In the late municipal CANVAS, though tsere
was sharp contest IN rclAiioa to every 9th
g DIV. h. - BEN prrmittd TO brar Of
the CHIEF nas,strscy ~ ,hs city d - Paul
without oppo.i,ioa and BY apaaimoas vose
And Mr. Brishin ell make q good Nayor.
As Prv-sArot u thu Council u tAs Terrific
~ he he's shovn tia, he p~~rs- diserims
nation. decisioa end frnn<s and ~ srS
coafAl~as that b. in edition he's every other
Qualification that gus "a make up the jaii-
essas And c6Scient executive odcr We
kpov him vel. and ~ rr~mbsr han xsil
- ssairnt in colhve and the sar<ssor
ehasrssristies q hs~a and hsar, wh,rh b
then displayed cAspot al in th~ir develop.
assas IN n,Ake him ut only pablo Asorite
bs, also usrfsl axL en- able mHa. end oar
siAYssd TO every pcsitsan Asi sqsA TO eve
" daty. A. ooe thr MS. brilliant and
the uc~s sNsisst u his ci~~ at aos~ a.
brSv - hoa sDl Is grntie Is q somAn
IN ca,eve sdmirNa As>i rsssvm~d John b
krnhsn, end many . Pheasant al n~uory
sin BE- pArssarre,y swsksu~d "a iAr hr-sst
Il ,aa~snass And e,segsuAs - thy h~~r
u sAs u~ 'riunpA II rs "a the srvS, bat
W. Of hfe
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WILLIAM CuLLKS Bsrasr.--The \. Y.
Evening Post announces that It's editor, Mr.
BarAsr, has sailed Tor Europe in the ship
William Tell. accompanied by Hrs wife and
youngest daughter The period OF his alb
sence ia no, determined upon Mr.. BsY.sr.
Il IL said. leaves the country broken spirited
and IN disgust Overpersuadei by those
with whom b. was associated, h. forsook
the party with which he had been VI long
Identified, to link himself to Black Republi
csnisIn aud when il was too late. discover
al himself hand ia hand with tbo-c political
pronigates WHOSE dishonesty lie had spent
hall u lie tune in exposing and denouncing
His proud and Independent, spirit rebclled
against concealing. as his honesty forbade
his approving, the reckless schemes oi plum
der and asurpation into which the Black
Republican leaders plunged upon their first
saoces~s md despite the Establishments az
threats Of his new associates. b. held some Of
tho~e measures up to public scorn So says
the Albany Staissman
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ssstsa.
TIE Black l,paS sass,ys ,Asrs
riiory formed soielybs IL uDds6 a-e1rnd.
to opp.e the Kans Nebs1ska 10, nes r.
eupie- the extreme political position scum
ri by the same organization In thu eastern
States. The Republican party Of Minn~o
Ia stands commit~iby il leaders, and by the
g~sv'a Ions n th- ps~~ advocating The W
tersts oi the party. to th~ doctrine Of Negro
Equality. ~ in other words. the right of ne.
,p"- to sots, asd 10 sx~cise all The priv
legcs Of ciiinsns Nor Ia this all the party
n sqssiiy sssnaisssd " ,he tssasoasblr dos
irine u nali,deatioa u Congressional laws.
and Of opposition To the decr~ss Il The Fed
eral Cmrts
n the Republicans should unfortunately
secure the control Of thr Constitutional Coz
yen,ion. the~s fAnatical and reasonable prin-
eipIe- will b~ Incorporated 10 tl~ Constitu-
ton Negroes will b. prmitt'si to vots-to
hold otiio and. 10 lecomr Cows. and Judges,
Il the monsrsI party posss~s~s the power TO
place them In snch positions. W. will have
second edition Of the Massachusetts, Per.
sanal Liberty bill. by which tho State will
s,aIni plrsiysSi 10 twist the enforcement VI a
law II Congress. Constitutional aud just
We will ie placed ss the people Of many Of
this eastern States have been. 10 thr position
u ssailaats Of tn drcrses and Judgments Of
the highest Courts In th~ land
While our statute books win IN disgsHcsd
by such legislation far ,he benefit Of the ne.
gr'ss, Il the example sss by the Republicans
Ia thu eus' ID followed, our foreign barn citi-
ie~ will be tyru,nized over. deprived u
thu right Of suffrage, aui psrscutsi Tor
their religious opinions samptuary laws
viii also BE- passed Of the moat odious char
acter
What We have here stated ~ the most
prohabl" EFT Of Black Republican ascend.
aney Is not mere fancy, bat truly to sup
pprt which, II !. only necessary 10 ~ier to
tbs action u ,he party in States where /,
has bes.n successful
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-21

Ihe Caneil lon Saturday, pas~d q bill W
E4ls~iby hr. Bsn.is, providing for DE
n-aEanisatiaa Of III Courts Of ih. Ierriio-
y. BY thu ~, Hon W. u. Wees i
Assigned to ,M FRS Ds,ric, Hon. X. r.
NKl-sos TO the Hseood AMI Hon. JouS
Psrrn, OF in case Of his resignation, the ap
poinis~ Of thu government TO the third judi
eisl district ........
The bill attaches Hennspin county to the
third district, instead Of the xcood Is here
tosorr and places Washington county in the
second instead Of the first.
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he psss.ssae slsssss II sls s.s ~s's' ~ NE sW
d s.,s, ps.l. ere tssAv sss.sssa I" mss. 81 be W"
sssas sssss, wssss 90 rssssAs NE NIB ass q ssI
ss., between ~ ks~s. u s~s s.s .'sa' 81 tss " ~
/. ssii be Ave asssaass 10 mes US assss.s "ea rs
aess ssA s.i~sa vsss,ss ~ ~. 'ass' """'" % 'h"'
n, Ne SWl ssy d ssr 81 10 sf1as - As r~
sss, VI ssssiaaaas tess sssAass's ~ DIR H's''ss~s'
sss,ss.sa ~ ss,sss'ss all s'ss NEE NE '"sr'
n-sss q u ssa~s. T., u sane asy ~ sessess ne ~'
a..se, 81 large ~ ssssssios ~ns asts-i's "e'" ne
ssAss ptsess ,~s essAs~'-s ~ Ne ts.shahsas' wv
,.-,.,, WILLIAM stKfuf
John " CROSBY
a, v..t NJ, A ma Mira wsratss
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The lr'ends u Negro Equality. about st
Paul, evidently appreciate the fate awaiting
their principles and the advocates OF them.
ut The polls, on the first Monday ii Jaue
Nothing but the prscience Of dciea, could
have induced them To aiop, the Desperate
esP"i'ent Of importing, al the present juno,
ture Abolition aud disanion orators from
the east to advocate treason and nullitics-
lion before the people of Miunesota. 49,
Among the names u those announced ss
coming. arr Wu4,os, the Massachusetts,
''en,asoRnr who iAriy crHwIed into a S~t
IN the I \ SENATE through u Know Moth.
mg loige 'fstNpuiL Of Illinois. who II is
believed used the saine means 10 ,.ieat Zen
Susl.Ds, for seat in the Senate. frum that
state iosrIny. also from Illinois, an
avowed di@uioniat and Others Of the zane
political standing. Why DO they not treat
W 10 sight VI Fam DoraiAs. Gsssir
SsrH, GIpD,Sas and q ,Rw,snx az Is il
e,ae,y til" propr time Tor the develop.
mrnt al unadulterated Abolitioalsm. The
Icople ~ usasl av irst 10 be cheated
with spurious and weak article bat al
ter chc,iop, the elo,eo foot viii b. distinct.
y visible.
There IL another class NJ ORATORS and ire
dam Shrs'kcrs the Republicans should pro
car' Their prcaeuce in Minnesota. would
draw large audience and possess a pecu.
liar ln',rc~, we rhr Ia Gn.srRr. Mars.
so> EDWARDS. anil the rcmnind,r Of the
combination, styled by the New York Hr-
add. = the forty Republican, thieves. -
GnHssr. WIN was kicked cat of Cnusry~s
t"r bribery We hear SNOW IN the Southern
part III the Territory whsr he Is u course,
preaching political purity with the bearing
OF saint. and praeticing knavery with the
@ill IT an rxpr u the Republicans can
mi 'mp~t thu entir~ "tvty,'' they should
Al leas, give us sigh, u their l~.isr. tA-
grat M.SrrsoS, Woat the Central ton.
m',tee, act, - Timothy expresses IL
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s,.n C...', n,sa~.,.,,. Ss@@s,ssas

s.n CsssiS nssa.ss~sis Nssatstssas
The fiymaaHtic ,Aaasntsa " SsNntt
eoant,, to a@sIns,e isley~irs to the Consti
tuticnsl Ccoon,ioc as~smblc; in shskopsc.
oa MooIlay las, AMI pla~d in nomination
tbs ioilow,us candidates
For l'clsy,~iss al lapsc irop scott srj
Ricv eoantes .,,sosds s.n,s, apd irwts
X HAwxisa
For plstr,c, pelsswtes w \ DAVIS
Rosssr kssSSp,, Fa,Ss W.NSrs mJ
Dawn kiSdRos>
N. a,mo.i god h~ssss pss' AID aH,,a,s
b. msmbcrs u The Convcuiiou The hcks,
v ''r0sS zoe and w,il h. chStel
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In the bin which pas--d the Council.
granting isnds to this company, the provi
sion ws. stricken out permitting the Com
pany to consolidate 1T the pleasure Of the
stockholders. with any incorporation In an
adjoining state OF Territory. We were lel
into an error. IN our Sundays issus, on this
subject. by being st~rnt from the Council
chamber ct thr time the section in question,
wHs under consideration. The branch road
to Hastings, IL from the Minneapolis aud
Cedar Valley RaiIroad--no from the Root
River Rod
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NJ thr seal " ,hs ~iiior,ai coiama n n
6r ha"i ,h. GALS loo III. asssablsse Vt
tonvrut'oos Ia liacr IN n,mina,ioa ,smii
date es iAksAt 10 ,hr Cc...ti,a,nual
Cnnsrn'rn Vr rs,c~ an drawn With
carr snd viii an e,s s,agk To tlc Saws.
ID Tia party 10y ~Suras a tar rpr-'u,a
I,oa Il ,1r i'ymootAs, "a the conyru,iOas
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day, ia both branches u " IAei<siurs IN
the disposal Of the Iasl. grastedby cm,
gre~ TO the Territory. ~ IN iati~es.s
struction u Railroads ffthe Hofe sl,ouh
concur in ihr action 81 the Council on the
bills ALREADY actedon by that Indy and pios
rs,~. ~ se no frasmn % prevent the Try
islaturr from closing up il busiD<@ 10
day Or two, AMI adjoarning. I, ssrns high
ly probable from the development. Of y,stsr
day, thai majority IN ilv two bniDehse
Are acti6g In concert. aih tina, the bills
which rcc~ivr tm approval NJ on~ hou~,
will pass thu other,
1hr bin granting lanis 10 the 1ransi,
Railroad Company, got safely through thu
IIms~ yesterday. anil now only awaits The
signature II the Governor 10 become = Law.
This bin grnnts 10 the Transit railroad
COMPANY. the Insis donatei To The Terri.
tory NY Congress, to construct a road FROM
Wincna 10 ~ Petr, aud thence 10 the Big
Sioux river. south Of thu iorty Gib parallel
of latitude. The osly restrictions lmpozsi,
are that the company ahail subscribe to the
capital stock ID the Mississippi Valley
Railroad Company. Az amount Of Stock
equal 10 IL pro rata share u the esrital
necessary ~ construct said road IN proper
ton 10 the number ofacr~ II lapl rrceiv~l
ny the Transit Company nni tina, III. lat.
tor company shail pay unto the STATE Treas
nry. IN heu II oil taxation. ti,r-e J~r ecu,
upon i gross proceeds,
The grants 10 the itoDi River Valley and
Southern Minnesota and Minneapolis AMI
Cedar Valley Railroads passed tn. Council
finally Yesterday 4 fr~ Ugh, !. anti
cipaied ou this bill ~ ,hs iloas, and Il Il
receives the Treatment ia enormiiy 40 well
deserves. the Hoi~. viii speedily couaigp i,
to oblivion The so,e by which the Conn
Cd ofdcred thu bill 10 bs engro-ss,l, wa- re
oo"sHlr''i Yesterday IN order to I-,rmi, an
other ryder 10 h. attached 10 II. nauisips
the Root River company to construct road.
irom the Inns oi their road, running irmn X,
Pail, IN the dircctnu II the mouth NJ the
Biz sicas 10 Iisr,,ngs
IN lhs ilpase yesterday the mu4i mpor
tant. i#eaafe The mo-t extensive sfant, va.
| convened 10 fh., M,nnaa,t. ,n.i i,..,t.
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ns p<sstsss .lss,oS. u lbs s-s''es i''''t' ss
,,.s.ssa " ~ss IN sssh wsss sas rsssis'' . he pi'ss
4 Aasaas as ssssrsi .,ssases irssi-' 10 ash De,
q IA, ,sss sssvssa No hours Of ~ s"s % ss'Ss
n 10 ssllss NJ p.lsss,s. 10 sa.sa 'ss' sa'aa :" "
.sIs ., he csar nsass In ,hs so q o rsa ." fss's
Ia, ne lsa aay " MAJ, i~r al nvssss y" "s
swvoss d sss,asass o. Ne d'sse' /" .a's' 10 80
s,ss,ssa~ asl.sssss 10 NE csss',' a'a's ,s''r' the
several wssa. sss rrseiss. Ill Ne ta's y ir'ss.f'
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CoSsrIrvrpSAL CosvHSrioS .-- Among
the gentlemen mentioned as Democratic
candidates ior the position Of Delegate To
thu Constitutional Convention We hear Ia
addition To these already made public by
US, the naneS Of Col " ", IHwIS,
TKAI. RossKn. Esq, and A. + Cu,xBL,s
Hon II. N. RrcK informs Us u N. tol
lowing matters Of postal iateres, Ia the Ter
ritory
A new Post Ofiee has been established a,
Ireuaeld, olmstei county, anj X l.. e.
MmlsR appointed Postmaster also at Juno,
Steel county. Txosis THosrso>. Postmas.
tsr slso at Fairfield Olmsted county, JosS,
iosLs. Postmaster also al Re.ahgah. Itas
O. county. CHAHLss W RtEs, Postmaster t:
also at Hsir Goodhuc county. Josw. {
PIEscv, Postmaster.
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MN pVNNN,ri, lo,pxu We ssrar
II rumorcd ,ssta pryS, /, 90 ioo, 10 -
tahlisA a new us@@rstR sauual ~ this
CITY IT'S 10 b. d,hc mb,crrancsa ,har.c
ter Thew Is M apc'eaps-i tcd II lah.s
hcr in Which Ano,hs. tsn.~rs,,c tarn.l
might rnAr usf ex,rmcly eshi u
coars@, az mean by ,hs maaaiac,sr - r,e
s,at.oas both moral AMI I.,h,lc~l. ics ro,ten
rat',c'sn.
The he~d vi this ns~ tutcrpiNr AMI ,Ae
ci,tcr achsf u the NV joasaaa ~ Assr ;.
H. bs Mr.. wnltAs u No'susp iiv Il.
tlr zane hsiis sisal az es.r,v IN sAan
,hs lAnusras, cf this sIras,v hrnocrs,,c
cCaa,y. r0a~l to coosh las tall the ~
ys,s,sst trus, II rtv~s,ssr ~ TN suustv -
IL . pss,iass to -ay Nr MANS u Nc
GRown ~ih answw
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What ihs Cagis.A ass~aaa sfsss cite. -.

II the PARIS Pay, Il web informed Is 10
III. prcriS nature u Lord Elgins ins,ruc-
t,on>. the copc~sions which h. ,s W ,lemsnl
a~ ~ the u's~t comprehensive NATURE. and
the nst cppssNi 10 the iaclinatioas of the
Chinc~ pcoph. anal ,h~r hAb,is of inter-
coar~' with htcignrrs lustr~al OF ave ports
being oIen-i 10 srwu csnn~r,y As stipa-
hi"i by III" trcv " Nank.n. eight ports
are a. H. ,hAclsrd INV Ia all nations knx>
,sh ships arr Ia he allowed to put in sbr ~
pairs anil SHELTER 10 any port On thu coast !.
a British college, ike that u Russia. ia b.
Established =, fekea To h. eempss~i o. I've
mewber>, who-ss daty m w.ll be to maintain
sthciA r.'aiins Sr,w~a thu voverumuts u
Gra, BRITAIN anil China Easiish military
p,s,s arr h he established al every Rrissh
ccasulsr s,s,se ssi rrmi~us s 10 br
given. sUi Ani o,hSl @s the ccastrucuS0
u British iert q, Shanghai AMI Canton. -
,.vmamri m,htAry estAlasaAs,sab M the
.-,t-t psp,rst.oo of Rr,s,sA r~ssAn,s and
ihnr n,rr-ss
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GAn Of our own rts 40 i3colAmfreiy
eAnse they live nss(er IN troplcssase~e
do, and choose 10 maintain ap institution IN
their midst which We REGARD y a great evil !
The object is, clearly, 10 take advantage Of
the numerical superiority Of the voters In
the non-slaveholding stats, TO form and
perpe'uate agnfat lNostheni Seaiona5 Fnr,
ty, which shall control the government aud
its revenues. The leaders Of the Republl-
eau movement are too cool and dispa'sioti-
ate to be aetuated by enthusiasm or ianail-
cism. however much they may affect both.
lbs Slavery question y one upon WHICH The
North i easily excited, and advantage has
BEEN taken Of this tact to misreprcsen' the
actual couditioa of things In Kansas and
elsewhere. and to infiame the public mind
by assertions that the Democratic party
was responsible for the kansas oatragsss, and
was leagued with the South 10 extend and
perpctuate slavery.
A party organization Of this kind, bas''i
upon no prihciplea--a motly assemblage Of
incongrous and even hostile political ele-
ments, combined tor the purpose ol defeat
-. ~ h.. ..,;,.-.;s.h,A -, - -
,nsn,.r, s,sam ~ snccss. hm, =. !, 49, = Nv
90 wi,h;, ;,.slS ma vi,s,;tv !. ,nns, nrnmhl..
to pieces when detected and exposed The
Republican party has exhausted its CAP
ital which consisted. mainly. Of stock in the
ma, y ..s T a',ncu' . % pacnsa NO Oh
cern. and thu Democracy will take pairs 10
complete the political bankruptcy OF its op-
ponents at the earIiest possibk moment.
Meanwhile, by their fruits W shall know
them
Among the many important questions
which Will require the consideration OF the
State convention To NEST in July next. may
he numbered the following;
First-1he boundaries ~ the state Of
Minnesota
Second--The regulation OF the right Of
Sunr
Iniru-ur PeoPf@'y T" permitting uhe
co,l"r",'o" 'anes
rou.'hm ne eNci'is'"h o. hegfo slavery
rn.n--Ine meetings On the Legislature,
s,sti RESTRICTIONS win rysrd 10 state
'naeo''ulie~'
Se'sn'h-if management I" '~ pubic
''''4's ''"a'eu ny oonyr%'
First The boundaries Of the new State.
There may well exist an honest difference Of
opinion between the advocates Of m east AMI
west and north and south line But mas
much as Congress has proposed the latter
for our acceptance, a change by the convcll-
ton might lead to much embarrassment and
retard for an indefinite period the AL
mission Of a great free State into the con
feieracy The committee are Of the opinion
that the public welfare would H. nro-
motrl by a prompt acceptance Of the Offer
Of Congress as an entire proposition The
grants guaranteed 10 ms in the Enabling
Act are mnnitccnt in their character. and
should he grao'fally and thankfully r,rived.
second The right Of suffrage The same
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10 ID. sa, I'd o. r.al ssa ills c-ss-., oslass''' tsS
s,,asr saa Rice i.s. rr-e,sss ere h-hi 'qss.'sa 10
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he s.ss.sl .le.,sa. % rers'lsy ii" ssh ~, ~ ss'
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koW,sa kNssrrr s~tarsd "a wssAlns
'oo 70 Loasv,Is Nv &C the l?,h
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e,entaate ia the dissolution VI tue Cuioo,
and in civil war II is your duty and ours
TO rally TO the support Of this party. and TO
inaneurate it, policy in the new State. Or.
ganize combine, act as one man in the choice
Of good and rusty Democrats ss member.
of the Constitutional Convention, and when
Minnesota shall have been usherei into the
Union as Democratic State, You will have
the satisfaction OF knowing that each and oil
Of you have contributed to bring about that
glorious event. $1,000.
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Desssssasss Nominations sss ussstss W
the Cswssssssss~si ce~ssstss".
ws,rs SUPREMACY zszIssr sxeso sgrAtirr'
sixth COUNCIL pIsrRiCr.
D~isAs rss~sy
pEsny n. spixr. HENRY o. sAiiiT,
Jons !. WAY, JOSIAH srHwrLiy
AsnHsw Kxs0AS, DANIEL ,. nthss.
S.A s~a NJ. rs-s,s- DsIsssiss at Ls's'
oowssr nsApLKY, of Scott County.
Lxwts n. HAWKINS, Of Scott Co.
Ba<sss bss~s'ss SO, ess"'s
wM. 4. DAvfs, noHEkT KENNEDY,
y. wAsNER, DAVID KIsduohs.
TENTH COUNCIL DISTRICT
as.s~a~ ~ t~~'
ouAslEs y. yiAxpnAu, Of Nicollct Co.,
Hxusrs mrrExs, of lie surur county
Das,ss ba'essr
yoygru \. SHOWN, iAMts " SWAN,
wM. H. n'nAnoS, FRANCIS sAAssS.
Axpssw O. DUNN, MICHAEL sAostR-
ELEvsxTn COUNCIL DISTRICT
psss.s. - isss'
Ar. spssuil, Of Hennepin coooty
". CASE, ntpD.Mt.
80. swxasuasE, JOB xAssfos,
D. {. rARxER, a. ANS
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ooxxsr n1ADLxY, 81 Scott County.
Lxwin n. HAWKINS, Of Scott Co.