The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30


maniiirs in which il esi.tcd we're repugnan,
to il, j'n, In proportion 10 their experience
of IT, character anil influence
o"s. meaasy ~ 'h- Cspss.i ss Os,..
TN the departure III Col. aswrrr MrpAn,
from Columbus. Ohio. 10 assume ilr oil,'
u Governor Of Minnesota. the eltisens u The
state with which he ha. been ~ long AMI
honorably Identified, who were sojonruipr
there. or drawn thitlkr by the oocasios'. tn
der~I him public banquet u occufrvi at
the American hotel M the evening u April
Ia, and VIVA aitcrmisi BY the prominent men
Of Ohio without distinction Of party.
We wrr well aware that the high char.
aeter and genial disposition Of Gov. Nv.
pan,. hal greatly molliIed thu political hes
tility, whid, his iadonitable advocacy Of
Democratic principles hal excited in mem.
hers II the opposition. hu, wer M, Pre-
pa.wl fos the remarkable unnnimi'y AMI cor
iiaii'y Of sentiment apparent IN the occa
siop The fact speaks volamcs for the
personal worth Of Gov MxDAnr
Passiua ovrr the details 81 the banquet.
W. copy SOME particulars from the Capital
CITY tad Of thu 18th mat
"A rap at The head OF the tsblas. announced
Change IN the pfosfamms of the evening
Gov. Chase arose, An,i In brief. hat very neat
speech. such Q ono 40 our Governor can pre-
pare With inim,sbis skili--spoks cf III. ohlee /,
" the entertainment 10 tho most courteous and
graceful terms, AMI II the high respect and
ssissni, he. ta common with bis friiow cltiseps
VI tbs tiats OF Ohio. entertained faf hts aid po.
itieai opponent. hat personal friend. Col, sam'
usl Aedaiy, nov appointed Ia the Uoterantship
Of the nsw Territory Of Maaesuts. Gov, Chase
vas ffeaasa'ly interrupted b, prolonged and
fsptatous applause,
'uoy. Chase. who psssiled With dignity and
sfsce over the Festivities u the evening, con
eaded his remarks by commencing the reading
~ the regular taasi.
l.,. The hrst ran ihusi Oar guest, -. eli
sea. seaiaas fur the welfare NJ the s,aie as y
man, generous and hind, a kuep, vigorous op
punen,, warm and EARNEST friend, our hest
no tskss his way westward,
"tnl. MeisiY vac called oa aud responded To
this compliment Ito expressed the high satis
faction AMI hbeanded Qualification afforded
him by thls upe Srpctsi complimen, from hts
friinw oitu.n. ts teIt that he did not deserve
n. though hn bad hssn, ior msny years ishot
ms sseirusy ~ ohio i1r what he considered fr
the hsheat oi The people tle had coms e.
Ohio, when Il vontstned enly 1891 900 voter. and
nov Il uuiubrrri ncatly ,,o,oos,. he soisrted
70 the tine when he wssa hoy, IN the neigh
bclhond al fhiia,lelphia, when the femn,a al at a
family 10 the bach woods a. thes rslci u, va.
n. occasion of u general crying time aiaons
thvir Friends and acquaintance, AZ " they had
rains ~ a funeral, IT, would have rfiei him
self only hs was t,to souag o. understand ihe
can-e pi the general gtirF. And Vhstr, pald
tis toluael Do YEA 'hlak was the hack woods
whieh had such i,rrots Tor hass who TEN slae,i
81 hnH, " aes ua ileds,nn,, nsN tlmeutnNn,
rcnnss! Ssnia.
"When NJ had stawn a little nisieF. the talae.
81 took faRcS Ia Try The hagk " Gods tti h.Inaeif
Ito ,eathtod further west than Redstunc, aus.
lsndcd Ut Clashnsti, When "a contained fever
Inhabitants than CulnWhns d,eA now ~inre that
time great ch,nsr- have hscn wrought, sni oi
the iidSn ,r,Ns-, then IN Ohio, probably no'
i1,,sA 'cinslnsth
col Mt,,sN ttivrreh teih tunsis 10 thr mann
bard fought politiesi battles thrcs,sh shtoh ~
had " .Ssca siate hr essc@ % ohis,, 60 tn. mann
uga tfirsd. be had nswni, aud the many pelin
Z Al oppensnss he hsi encountered. These cl'
pausata were mAuy Of thsm his warm p'r-ens
Intends. lie wppld eve, eherish IN hts memory
u. ,esiimeas given ths. evening, IT tho pcf-on
al ftipnship ard e>tscm entertained srg Mm hl
n,cu 81 ali political pstte. ampng the ei,Iaep'
at Ohio, lie csa'hr,ed by re,utnias h. heart
fell thanh. ~ Iha~s who had houarc,l him aud
tho ,,cess,ua With ,hru pfss.u,e, sni 10 his fei
low citizens wha had -a'PT,se,i and conscnndcs
him with this uae SpeCtsd mara of their regard
We rget that oar space viii not admit
~ car~nry m,iice NJ the other prsr~lings
Appuppfisic ahir~sca No~ made by sena
tors GsoRor D. reau. lion. trsrxs TuLoH
rr~si,n, pc isA, II the Ohio Senate. hon
I. " R,wts,. Chief .ius,ico II the Sa
prnc tosrt Col. CpA " MASvrs>xN
late commivicnrr II lndtan affairs. t'ol. W
Scsnttxs. ,>hior ii th. Ohio state Jpsranl
the cppN'iu organ al the Sea, II Govern
mcni, AMI other gru,hmcn, wh,~" names
nigh, h. l,ss familiar To eur rSaier.
Rather novel incsicn, ri the evening
was a sony hy lou> GssessH. of the Cham
hrs Ga.,iis, II which "od Whel Horse
as his political orp"ncrt' a~'d ~ call 'd
Mrn,R,, Was thu banlen
We cherish ho,r~ 'ha, Gcs Nsn'aNs
rrsidcncc IN Minnesota viii prolacc islly as
hvorahh' IN impr~sion, ss h. IN hhis'
him