The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-26

! visi,or at SaI~rtnr IA u Kind ot episode
We hsve ltaken Scasom ~ trip Il m III,
| light fvntastie ts' With the nut brown
mahlns, the Chippcwa Spass to,he music
G the Scoteh hagpirc AMI the yiolm (play~l
hy Charles Lord. a famous character IN ,hi.
! d.yctioa. iuh,rmarrisl among them alter
nasoly, AMI to ENJOY now AMI ihcn u itea
itfe with an oc,q,si,snal game of Euchre Sr
Who nj the east could h. persaa,lci that
away vi IN this w~tern wilderness, NJ TIN
remose c@l ol Lake Superior, ou the vet,
conilues of civilization, rs Il might swm
wc should he moving through the mases ol
the dance with the Indian squaws. hahit~l
aI,,w tho inasnrr NJ the whites. dancing oar
cotilloas, and entertaining ene with Us much
Ssdr,ie a tps's, and possessing oil the airs
AMI gran~, to- limited eNtoal " course,
M vet. ~ their IaiNe sisters, Who IN thu
laco ol ,hss things. viii ,hsw doubt that
tbs lpllan llare can In beth civiIissl and
g,.lsIs.s.sIse9s~. 1ys' ~. -.srrfir .,s:: sr 81,
Fon du lac, w still NOR % the Indian
Missions established amcns TIM uhiplrwa-
amao diStan~ alsoyr st. Pant, by lsey, Mr.,
lInck VI the kpiseclnl church, 10 his doubts
al oncc removed, ilem they ar taught thu
customs md habits OF the white rac', 10
work rw,larty. So, first civilised asi then
instructed when capable Of ap,wccistlug
then, in their religious duties by these
p,ca,n. commencing with the younger tnr.
ton the PdpaNss, or chhlrn. Gni inducing
the older onsst the warriors " the uihc,
thnsr who al their lIe have dlsialnci sork
NJ degrading anil hamblipa Ia tl9ir pride,
10 htssua t,llcrs of the soil. h. has giadn.
ally @c~slsi IN building up around him
quite respectable family, and only last
spring, ~ thu fruits of bis hbofs 10 mmc
es,cni. hs had the plsasur' Of bringing ,~o
~ ,h-~ warriors ar~@rI IN the full garb of
the whites. and speaking our language, as
delegates Ia the Episcopal Convention whicl,
ansa,nblrd here in May last.
When was such spectacle EVER baIov
bch,l,i rs u the i,si mcn acting NJ ,kacp,t~
III any ci,illp~l eon,cniion, religious, poIti.
cal, or otherwise. The ciyiixation ,hli, u
the indian race IL ~ longer proble,natical
thing; Li hut he pruy~r mcaas In cinplyci.
and the result mnat Inevitably prove saccs~a.
fol. Il IL irupt.i that lise ihtefvi of this
subbs, VIII atone for this dign~sion.
Eight ~ tan miles from Superior, to the
South. ~ Wisconsin shIe. Is tle famous
q Fm ia Las Copper Mine." oi.n~i n ycar
m iso sino'. and wba@o stock u nov ~ be
f,und IN thu hands d nore than ono II our
ci,izcis. no, 90 s,aak of the anoan, IN the
hand. ii parties a, saJrrior. anil atill morr
ahrad Tho shah has lwen sunk how to
ihe d'l,ih uf seventy or seventy fivv itet, aud
We were iniorpsl by mi experienced miner
who has woficd long IL 'hc miiNs along thu
lake sbor,. that ths indications At present
exhibited nfe II The m~t favorable cbarae-
ie, possible any quantity of ophlcte, quartz
nii shl,n spar {will, small piecN of copl~r
in,armis1l) found, which nra regarded as nj.
moa rrfiuip Indications of copper II u ihn
ln',iaion Of the company 10 prswechts the
matter vigorously the ensuing scaaon. AMI
W. doali MT r,ci, Developments will b. nnsi"
lrfotr iiH cl~ The mlpe Is perhaps harlly
~ snIiichni depth NJ y,i 10 develop i,'.lf
eIarly lho riel,esi mins along The LAKE shore.
the Mlanes0,a Mine" u, OnionaRoo, lpay.
inr MI us,oli ii,ifknd upon Ia stock bas.
iae lmss, s,inL Ia Tho depth II noarly fhve
apad,ei |sd l.Iore ANY important discoveries
wcr clioitol. apl il viii therefore prove ne
eal,s' ~ encouragement sbontI tle company
be tonls4led Ia pf,etrsie the bowels ~ the
earth to ,hepcr dcpth still. aud VIZ trust :"
seo the worL. therefore. pisled forward VIZ
ortatsly
The last point Of which W. shall take &C.
casion "a speak. il The yo'ng, vigorous, AMI
promising ciiy n "Bayiirid,' = situated, as
y'a well know. on the Wisconsin side II
Lake t4Hpcrior, eighty or ninety Miles 'Tld~
SuIsfior its history and growth sr NJ
veil tnown 10 yopr fcplers NJ scar'rly 10
p.ssl, ~ admit "vsn 81 our saying worl.
1.t~sna. like Minerva from the bead n loye.
hilly t,aoo,di.d. i,s growth thus tar hns been
truly wonderful II only Illustrates The
mighty effects iha, sn,erpri~ eay,hlassi
with capital Wnd iniipe8os. ran accomplish
On ,il sides hayc ~ heard u pronounced
uo~i eAcllrnt hasbor, apl by many, ihs bet
heflsa 10 Lake Superior. We should judge
ftoa what ~ can lsarn, that II Il lrgt only
much more rajsvio's than us superior
harbor, In, fully. fsvhnIa. NJ sais, although
IN ~r opinion that at superior 's sessT,ib'r
Of ising nlsic ~ good M oDs. pcrhaTe, ~
n.sL,i anywhere. 1lp land sro'ipi Bsy
fseiJ is represented ~ ls,ng of u most excel
Icni quality Gs this region, covered pfip't
Jaily with o,k. msplc. and 1tbrv hard w0cti,
and ra,,ai,ic a issng m~ie n good farming
coan,fy. altl,as,sh MT IL course io rtnppam
IN r,chDa.s and fertility with cur prairie
farm. tIs rirhe-t hard priaI~ 10 tie
known ~ord
The predictions msy sem visionary. hut
il ID md halt ~ strsnys ~ many of the o,bef
popbrs NJ the Dinptssbih century, vheD we
say. 40 csIset ofe LAY fshmih We live In
or twenty yes'~. and perhaps e,rn les
,inm,, 10 $50 i,ne NJ aea0,sys and sol w.
sais running dUut ffom BaW'sd md W.
pe,bS 10 L,nerssj And wh0 viii venture
% assrt, aftiy ths saoe~ssfnI TRIP ~ m
i,,sp KicbpoSd' from Chiosgo " iavef-
tss,l, q shsr time sipcs ihsoagb tbT wei
lavI anal. tla, this Bbw IA IN tho l'svt cbi
mo,,csI. ~ sysn impossible, The railroad
! ,,s,,c 10 J,ayfoid Il now bo,hg sarvcysd. asd
he r,md eli. No. doubs. ba ooanpl'fssl ia two
ot li,ns ,,afs ai fartbest. and tins, tortlrr
wlih ihc psmisrr II impfovemDis cnpinpf,
Is,,d ,lsrs. fthe fIpDdaibn ~ large hotel,
already Iaid. l*sbi.s the erection of per,
svi other Improvements II pablo sri
ps,sa,s ei.as.r,sr.j must givn u u great ie'
i,ass the esing -xsab. No ysT p'Ss'ss.-
'ny ,hc natural advantages n Bayfleh.
tsrts-i hy spth company md brSts w
mf1 u aieh eu,srpfi~ soA infas~s, can f.il
10 i.'oonT IN ,'as ve'y impor,aa, po'n''
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