The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-19

WAsisixroS. March G. 1857.

WAIiNToS, March G. 1887.
John Van Bnrcn, John Cockrane, Post
master Fowler, and Assistant Treasurer
Cisco, called ON the President today 10 a.
certain what course h. intended TO pursue in
regard to the leading officers throughout the
lnion, but particularly in the city Of New
Work Mr.. Cisco at The same time tender.
81 his resignation. The President informed
him tina, It was his wish that be should re-
main for the prscnt- 1t appears that his
Office does not expire for one year. Mr. Blu
chanan told them that he believed in the one
term principle. as II general thing. but Of
cogrr there were exceptions to this rule
Prince John said TIM, the only thing he d..
sired Was that Mcssrs. Fowler and Cisco
should he retained. II that was granted b.
would not trouble the administration any
further
Ihr session Of the senate will probably
End next week. a. II Is not contemplated TO
take up the Illinois contested election CA.
though an effort viii he made By the FIRE
soil candidates 70 DO 50. Very few nomina-
tons wiN he sent in. Mr. buchanan will,
p l,s."--,-s, ,iiaS;ra ri'Yn sWrdp Of the foreign
officers and mos. of the home officers during
the summer.
Mr. Srwarl in jhr senate this morning,
prcsona,e1 a protest, signed by citizens 81
Great Britain. as,ains, the declaration made
a; Par.S last April by the British and Rus
sian ambassadors, relative 10 priva,cring
The proitS, at ior,h that said declaration.
which Was m unauthorized act Of Lord
Palmer>ton and has had M authority from
the Crown or Parliament, ASSUMES TO have
both, and 81 TO stand FOR law that the
coupling together " doctrine which the
InitNi states desires Ia establish with one
iha, thsy cannot assen, 10, shows an evil
design Of Lord Palnerston in srrrendering
thu maratime rights OF that empire. anil
characterirr /, a. high treason that your
petitioners have heard that the President 81
the [ uitej States Is about to propose terms
on which the ,lsylaration Of Paris would he
agreed to by the nitcd States that such
an ACT voald ~ IN ar, Of conniyapee with
Lord pslmers;on. IN his aitemp, 10 put
down ihc British constitution. aBd 10 p,-ssss
himself Of All arbitrary power equally for.
cign "a that constitution n vel a. thai 81
dsr [ R.iesI States. They further pray that
Congress viii ryfuse their sanction To any
CONVENTION Souplei 30 the Illegal, trvasonshls'
and Invalid declaration ~ Paris.
1bs petition Is signed by {, u. Cote' a.
President, anil c. = Juoes. as SECRETARY
Ruchanans srs; pubic rsrp'ion tough,
was hrvyly ATTENDED rs al c!asss II eth
aus AMI Strangers Al the fnreign lega-
tinn- wcrr rrJ,~eniei, AMI great uamss
81 oir-c-. 81 the army AMI navy wrrr pr.
~,tt Tbe rc.oms prTsHn,ei sDe array of
b.aH'y.
The eitibFs 81 Kansas. temporarily IN
W4shiDgion, Vii cal On Mr. buchanan cn
WEDNESDAY n.Jf % onngra,g.a,e him ca his
,ln',ion, Ani give him ths soleraa Assurance
., their lutentica % abide by, AMI se eye
cr;1d To- AVS NJ ihc United States and tho
Territory
Tn i,saegurs,iou nall rsaltcl in s<sS %
he SnAnag.r. Il 5000.
Ihf Cahinc, i viewed ~,th favor. and al
onraaaol The support q The party M j.
Clancy Jo1ss was - ASs3s al his Own ~
eas~; Instead ~ tasin. ssrvign Eisssen
h. presrs % siye tke ADMINISTRATIVE hsnrfy
support IA Cosgrc~s- senator Tosrrshs w.s
quite ac;ivc IN Arranging dfrruos ard az
siSfing q making - ths Cabinr; He :
var.n sgppc-tss - tAe airninstrs;son. /.
: sn;s,ASe 70 class hira with JET DAYS.
They ksve ~ svvn spnken 81 war