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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

The New York Independent Of the 10th
indicates, in the annexed paragraph. an
important change in the movements Of
specie;
We eyc Gre iiby informed that at least
tw" hon'es IN The city. who hare foreign or
dcrs for hrcads,uila IN consequence of low
raics Of exchange and the difficulty, if not
impossib'lity, oI negotiating pro,luco bills nj
even 6a6 . per cent, have decided to order
specie at ouoe from turop. Here ia day
hsht BInk obioe,s, take natec,
Here is, Hays The Chicago PFess, most
important fact Tor the consideration of pei
sous engaged in the grain trade of the West,
The frs, point for consideration Ia. that
England In certain 10 need and to purchase
n large share Of the surplus Of our wheat
crop. The second IL. tina, no lcarnca Of ex-
change, no business panic on this side the
water will l,e allowed Ia stand In the way
OF It's export. lfspecie is required, specie
viii come, for England must have bread, AMI
she will buy wheat in tho most favorable
market, which il ours.
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The Democrats Of Minneapolis gave the
state Ticket an emphatic and enthusiasts
ratification on Saturday evening the 10th
inst. Tho meeting was addressed by JAMS
w, TAYLOR fsq, and Hon. Geo l.. RrcN
Ri, Of ~, Paul, Messrs. MAasnui, of New
Hampshire. BAusrow, Of st Cloud, and Al
wArru, Of Minneapolis in The order nnmcl
The address of Mr.. BhckeR Is represent.
cd to us as lorc,blc and iuprcssing, marked
by be candor OF the man, and in no acnsc
objectionable TO opponents although some
Of the latter were guilty of discroli'ahlc
conduct during his speech, and at other pc
RODS. Their rudrness wns effectively rcbukcd
by Mr.. MARSHAL, gentleman 10y the way,
OF fine abilities aud imposing address.
Mr.. ArwArKn In the course ol his re-.
marks. alluded to the expectation that IN
candidate for Congress might have been
allotted to the Democracy Of iiWnepin, but
expressed the universal and hearty concur
renee Of all in the nomination Of Mr.. IBrcsKn.
lie referred handsomely to the great s,r.
vices Of the present delegate. Mr.. Rcr, to
Minneapolis. and had no doubt tina, Mr..
Br,Nka with his well known capacity for
business, would be equally scrvi"nbl' I"
that section Of the state.
The meeting crowded Woodlands Hall
10 II. u,mos, capacity, and WAS in all res
pcta an sarnest Of vigorous AMI success.
tul campaign,
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Judge Gao,i,,eh's speech.

The WnHe>sS'ai,, in referring recently
to our comments upon the speech Judge
Goopslon delivered last week, takes good
can not to deny any statement made by us,
but asserts that the improper language"
used by the judge was made mp OF quota
tons from Col RonERrsnN." ThisasScrlion
is ialsc, and well known 10 be 50 10y our co
temporary II is mean-a cowarils
dodge 10 avoid the force Of the plain state
menj Of facts made by us.
Bat We viii let the Republican lanes an
swer the lim@smnS attempt to shield
Judge GoopHiru, That Journal the other
morning contained the following criticism
upon the Judges speech
Judge Goodrich made his appearance about
half past seven o'clock, and IA speech some
two hours and half IN lrngth a queer com
pound Of Poetry ~orhjstrN hasrhemv, and
Smut ism. convinced all hs aUditors no mat
ter nf What nation, OF cline, that the Judge i.
" some ia the Republican ranks, and that en-
his opinien,l the stlN alton OF those present aud
all the world beside depended entirely upon
their connection with the latter
There were some parts at the judges he
marks which VIC rrhshcd terN much, but We
are sorry 10 say, that he has got the un(ottu.
nate hab Of mauing any effect " lich he might
desire 10 produce, by low species of black
guardism, which, TO say the very least, does
not sit becomlngly upon an eN Judge We
would ash him surprising that a sister OF
daughter, of whose virtue aud morality he WAS
jcalously mindful, wcrc passing IN the vicinity
at the time he introduced his obscene auoc
dotss, how he would Ike n r. ears to he con
tamnated by such Hlthy expressions tthy. in
deed, when cmanatiug nom the lips of one who
IL certainly ma'ufed enough IN years, If not IN
sense, to know better yet uttered IN the heart
Of a thoroug htafe, at an early hour ii the even.
ing, when II would not be considered Il trans
grcssion OF the rules of ptoprietN tnr any Ia.
spectacle female to lac abroad
Does the NmcS0i,an desire stronger
Black Republican authority We made
our comments upon this speech III no spirit
Of ll.leellpg toward Judge Goopnun per
sonally but merely to show that the party
which boasts Of "all the ,lccency, very often
has none AT all
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The Secretary Of the Treasury IN appeal
h,s reversed the decision Of the Collector
of New York, who asacss,sl duty OF q IN
stead Of 10 per c'n'nm on colorcd or black
tiannels the fact Of their being colorc'l or
printed. d,as not change their character ns
thrown IN trade, nor remove them from the
schedule in which ,iannels are provided for
especially.
The Secretary, on appeal, has also reycrs.
al the decision ot the same Collector, who
imposed - instead Of 10 per ccn,um on
checked ilanncIs. That they are checked
and larger nap raised on them than ordi-
nary, does not change their distinctive char.
acter Of ilannels IN another case the Sec
rotary Gays. I'm estimating the foreign
character 81 woods with reference 10 its OK.
emp'icn TO liability Ia duty, the appraisers
ran determine ID" value Independently Of the
invoice by prices current and other reliable
means OF information Of the value Of the mr.
ticlc III foreign markets, NJ they employ in
asccrtainng the foreign value Of staple ar
ticks of import,
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MoKr5v : WugrssoN, Of st Paal.
moved from hi. city TO Southern Mime
sota in April last expressly TO sccgre no
mina,ion for Congress. That b. DID 40, Is
well known to every citizen in -. Pa1l. at
all acquainted with WusISsoS's history
during tie past two year,. lie had run
himself down here WA and il ambitious
ani unscrupalo.s, and his only chanc" %
obtain prcfermen, was by emigration 10
Southern Minncso,a. Bat, we much mis-
take tie character Of the peopl 10 the
southern portion Of Minnesota, If Mr.. W.
wins a, this his asst and mos, d'sp,ra,e
game.
Mr.. MMuL.s. & saint Paul, il the
Republican nominee for District Judge 10
the Washington District Heidi not move
from this city into ,hc district until sHer
bis bominatioa.
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We acknowledge the receipt from the
publisher, LgosARD Soorr a. 60, Of New
York, the republication Of I,lackwoods
Magazine for August. /, contains part 2
Of BuLwyR's novel" What will he do
with il" Manchester Exhibition; North on
Homer; Scenes Of Clerical Life, part 2;
Aioo,, part 3; New seaside Studies. part
2; life Of sir Chares J. Napier. part a.
Also, tho Edinburgh Review, which con
tains The conira,ernity of la Salettc. DE
Ia Rive on Electoral Science, Marshal Mar.
mon's Memoirs Social Progress Of ireland;
The License 81 Modern Novelist; Merivale's
Romans under the Empire; Goethe's Char.
ac,r and Moral Influence; SchnIer's Life OF
Handel; Representative Reform; and the
London Quarterly, which has the following
articles: The French Constitutiopalists
Electioneering; ireland Past and Present;
Internal Decoration and Arrangement Of
Churches; Travels 10 China Fortune and
Hue; Manchester Exhibition; Homer Char.
act"rs in and out d Homer; The Bill for
Divorce
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The Minns.ota Nsiisy --G,ss, Meeting ~
~. peter.

We received letter, last evening, from
-. Peter, giving the particulars Of IA tire
mendous Democratic meeting held IN that
place. at Capitol Hall on Saturday. the
10Th instant. Senator Fircu. of Indiana.
and j. w. TAYLOR. Of ~. Paul, we're Ga
lectcd to speak but were npasoidably ab
seni.
Speeches were made. however, by Judge
Fi.spnsr and Mr.. BnAssos, the lbemo-
cratic candidate for Circuit Judge, and al~o
by Mr., I'onrvn. Of 81 Peter
We make the following cx,rae, from our
correspondent letter:
Judge Flandrau being introduced NJ mn old
pioneer who had fulfilled all the trusts With h
the nnterriiied had repossd IN him, TO the great
satisfaction Of the peeps, and the cause 81
freedom and national honor, Sc, sc, the
bboys shouted and yelled . welcome which
made the Judge feel good. The grave and
reverend then pitched into the Blacks, M he
can when on his own dang bin, and =, AIRED them
badly. Then Mr.. Brsnson made q good speech,
ard . lille demonstrating that the American
Eagle can Ny higher than any other fowl, TIN"
the clear sir Of our great and glorious country.
threw In an occasional word for the red. white
and blue. ending IN an sntir. annihilation 81 The
Blacks.
The meeting va. enthusiastic, and We had
good time.
don't think @wfts nomination for Congress
will draw ten votes from the bmocrs,ic ticket
ia his own precinct. The people seem bound
10 10 the whole ticksi irrespective Of persons.
Tho after decentralization d tbe Republic An
party in II. present position seems 10 disenst
all thinking men.
NJ. Bsasen nomination gives general salts
fati5n, aud " III unite the German vote through.
out the valley.
Judge Flandfan Raves, 10 morrow morning,
for Brown county, and will visit all the eoun.
tea IN the Southwest. sowing tie ssed ~ Dc
m0ersey wherever he goer.
Mr. Hanson takes the stamp, aud will wJfA
much good. have never. In any county. seen
such general preparation being made b. the
Democrats for a campaign. They say they
will win II the game IL In the pin..
Tours, DgHo.a.r.
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t,i.vcnfa senator tai District.

The Democracy Of this District met at
W mona, on the nth. and nominated the
following ticket;
SrArg StsAross-~E, $. smith, William Ash.
ley Jones.
UNDERSTANDING Jacob Mowery, 7. NJ
Cole, Philip Rey mour, W. II, Andrua.
AZ the same time n Democratic Climb
was formed for Winona County. with the
following officers:
FRsSIpESr~- Hon, II, II. johnson.
Nck PNEsirENrs--J. y Mantove, sam Whit
ing, W. q. Drew.
i.rcoWptNa ~, EnrAuN y, Il. aora,
tonHNs oSptsH SECRETARY ~ BENNETT
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steele pui,hase and Rre.ltn Dcfai,ation


Oar citizens will rcollcct that one OF the
Republican nominees for Congress MIR.
WILKINSON, made terrible howl last
"Wednesday evening over the corruption Of
the Democratic party in general. and the
present administration in particular, on &C
count Of the sale Of the Fort Smelling reser-
walton 10 Franz STEELE Let ~ look at
this moment.
Mr.. f. SrEELE being the oldest settler on
the reservation, and therefore entitled TO the
first chance 10 purchase, has paid the gov
eminent VIVA, il asked, and what every in
telligent man viii say is II fair price, and
much more Than any Republican Spectator
has ever paid the government for any land in
Minnesota. We arr free to say that we see
nothing in the transaction OF which any citi-
zen ought TO complain. Mr. SrEELE has
paid enough. and the government has re
ceiyvd enough Where then Is the wrong
Where lies the per6dy and corruplion?-
Where, did we ask? II lies in thu era
ven hearts aud morbid Imagination OF
these iouLmouthed bombastc blackguard
Republican stump orators, and there alone.
We heartily regret that these men have
forced this issue upon Us in the present con.
test ltwas earnestly hoped that their con
scious weakness and vunerablity on queS-
,ions of this character would have suggested
ali" aeol,iuncc u thisOr :lny similar 1850.
Unfortunately for them, some OF their lead
ing nominees have an official history in Min
nesota, and We now give them timely notice,
"fiat ht4ory saGH be w,a.' We intend TO
make them feel that there IL sound wisdom
in the maxim, that they who live in glass
houses should not throw stones"
In the meantime, we call the attention Of
these holy -ha'ers Of official corruption to
the case Of JoHS q. }REsLIN. late State
Treasurer of Ohio. BREslIN only took u
nation Of doiiar> ont of the Ohio treasury.
Blu, il is not 10 the amount he took, or the
fact that he just deliberately stole the
money, we would call very special attention,
but the fact that Republican administra-
ton in Ohio gave him legal discharge,
and refused TO hold his bondsmen for sin
gle duca.. If Mr. Secretary FLOYD has
even done wrong in selling to Mr.. F.. STEELE,
which we are very far from admitting, that
wrong could never amount to more than an
error in judgment, and dwindles into utter
insignifiicance under the shadow Of that
most gigantic fraud, the BREsIIS defalca-
ton.
Had not Mr. WILKINSON determined, &C
cording to his own declaration, 10 make
this an issue before the rural districts, We
would not feel called upon to notice the
matter at ALL Nevertheless. i, affords W
al excellent opportunity Of bringing out and
exposing to the light some instances Of cor
ruption in Minnesota. which we were not
disposed to do without just provocation;
and that We think We now have.
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"Asola,H Nossr c.,paAt. Me. Lase, The Re
publican candidate ipr State Auditor l. the Identical
asat'saaa ~ho attempted break up the Democrat
meeting which Wss addressed by tol Robertson The
dransep behavior al th., meeting. would hsve Insured
him plunge oin the river had 4 noi been flr ID" Tor
bensncc Of INC Democracy. We t,uot Mr.. Lane ~iii
rules "f good -hssor, bsoF- be visi's smother Demo
cratic meeI,nx NJ pernss,ci 70 speak Oh ndnes
Jay nigh, al tb~ ssWs place, without interruption .-~
Ptsaser.
That's a fiat footed fasehood from beginning
to end. Mr.. Lane Ia \ digniBed gentleman "a
man Of sobriety, and one We believe who never
tastes into Iic ating drinks II I. true the man
who interrupted Col. Robertson 40 improperly,
was from Anoka, but he was not delegate 10
the Republican Convention. ~ was Mr.. Lane.
VIII the Pioneer do NJ. Lane the Justice Ia make
the proper correction - tf,nn'sOf,an, Of Won.
day
The above has been lying on our table
for several days, and We have not had be-
fore, an opportunity Of referring to it.
so FAR from retracting. we re,tcra,o our
ass, rtion that Mr.. A. 4. LAsw. Of Apoha
county, Republican candidate for State Au-
ditor, behaved in n ruf'ianly aud impro
per" manner al the Democratic meeting
referred to- We only suggested his intoSi
cation, M an excuse for his ungcntlemanly
behavior aud II doc- not mitigate in tho
least, the grossnsns of his~onduct. that he
should soberiy, ooolly AMI calmly. have act
ed the ruffian. On the day the abov" aril
Gle appeared in the Unnesof'dn several
gentlemen called upon NJ, and stated that
Mr.. LANE, the candidate. was the identical
individual who disturbed Col RosKNrsos .
and to citizen Of this city who expostulai-
Isl with the ianatical bully, upon the impro
priety Of his conduct. he intimatsd very
strong desire for II personal contest " his
rudcness did not meet with his four inform
ants favor
How does the M,nntsof,an like our cor
rec,ion'' II has been delayed, but better
late than never"
Great De .o<sssit Meeting .s saltwater.
ON Monday evening last, Hon Gsoray
l.. BgcKys, our noble candidate for Congress
addressed the Democracy Of Saltwater A
tftUt tioWu WnN W "ih
the utmost enthusiasm prevailed. Mr.,
Brcg.R spoke far over an hour, in his usual
impressive and convincing manner.
Col. Bawrow, u ~. Cloud. followed and
created gren, enthusiasm, by his pointed
sallis~ At the blacks, and eloquent defence Of
Democratic principles. Col. u. u one Of
The mos, eloquent speakers in the state
Hon. Fs.scH ia larS, Democratic can
lidatc for Secretary Of Sta'e-wbo has
been on a s,umping tour on the II. Crois--
peAt a}.lressel the meeting, in German, and
with telling fleet Nr. H.. by his astotd
iny exposure Of the iallacies Of Baek-Ise-
pabiicanism has firmly weId"d The Ger
man Of Minnesota 10 Democratic princi.
pIe-.
Mr. BEcEgs was W have spoken last
night IA, Marine Mills. Wherever he goes
h. Is recsived with great epthusiasm.
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Judge GooDRicH, in speech which he
delivered in the Capitol before the st. Paul
Republican Club, on Tuesday evening, made
the following extraordinary statements.---
The Judge was endeavoring to show that
the Democratic party was inconsistent with
itself in refusing the right Of suffrage TO col
ored people.
lie said that when "A Democratic Admin
lstration annexed the Territory obtained by
conquest in the late war with Mexico, the
RICH, of suffrage and the right to hold Office
WAS guaranteed by that very Adminstra-
ton to thousands Of negroes. and persons OF
mixed negro blood The Judge als0 said
tina, Seorr. TAYLOR. HARRISON, and hun
,lre,ls Of others whose blood flowed free g.
festal wine on the fields Of Mexico we're all
Republicans
The Judge il either the most pcrverse
man We have ever seen. or he does not know
the difference between the Indian and Ne
gro races We could only account Ior Ms
claiming those heros in the Mexican war
as Republicans on the ground that he was
joking,
TIE most incredible story Of the evening
was told by pr MANS. H. said the lead
ers in the democratic party received fon'
millions Of dollars a. a campaign fund, by
levying q tax Of two hundred each on To.
clerks and other appointecs TO federal oi'l-
ces and that i, vas this money that bought
votes enough in Pennsylvania and indiana
20 elec, JANIS BCcH,NtN. Judge b"pD-
Ron said he had been in Washington ard
learned that their statement is CORRECT, ami
therefore fully endorsed il. To refu'c ,he-e
silly stories. i, Is only necessary to state
them
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Denlos rati. Meeting.

The Democrats of Steele county met at
Owatonna, on the eth inst Gen. Su.SLps,
Of Faribault, was present, aud addressed the
meeting. He was highly applauded and
chccrcd by his Democratic friends
III c Democrats organized by appointing
A. BscoN. Chairman, and T.. h. Wuoox
Secretary.
EDWIN DRAKE ard WV. I. PErrrr were
appointed Delegates 10 attend the nemo-
cratic Convention a, st, Pau, for the pur,
pose Of nominating State Officers
A. HARSH NJ A. D,LNy and JouS SAN
BORN were appointed Central Committee Of
Steele county
The following Precinct Committees were
appointed
owatonna Precinct VIM T. Petit, \. Bas
com, VI, A. Daley.
Union Prairie Precinct, Me~,rs. John Cot.
born, kendell, Iiadey.
Medford Precinct Messrs VIM. II Collins,
George Woolford, and Edwin Drake.
Lafayette Precinct Messrs. J. NJ Soper, X.
A. Page, Isaac II, Armstrong.
Summit Precinct .-. Messrs. John Bennett, q.
Mitchell. John Farrell.
Somerset Precinct. ...Messrs. laetase. Mack
entauch, kipp.
Berlin Precinct 'Messrs. Charles Brown,
Daniel Pool.
Mvriden Prec met. ID. CLARK.
The Central Committee were instructed
to appoint Precinct COMMITTEES for the
other Precincts. Aurora Oak Glen l"mond
and Deeriield.
Motion made AMI adopted, that the Cen
trail Committee instruct the several Precinct
Committees to appoint Delegates To NEE, at
Owatonna, Oh the 30th, for the purpose Of
nominating four Representatives and one
Senator from our District, for the Lcgisla.
tive Convention. Adjourned.
J. u. Wucor, Sec,y.
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The Democracy Of Washington Comfy
have nominated the folloxing g'utlemon a.
Members Of the state Legislature
Stat Se,.af0rs.-JAMEs :. MORRIS at'i
CHaRLss j. BCrLER.
Rrpre<niGfires--F EtScTs .. j. -rIru.
FsAScIs RgGrsrrR. and ITsAS RErSHp
The ticke, Is strong one, and vii ~
doubteiIy he electsd By a handsome ma
jori'y-
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C.RvEe, VI 7. Sept ~

Cayr~.ps,nsi.ac. u tLs FrHssr aBi i'snsoeSst
Al Democratic County Convention Of
the Democrats u Carver county held a,
Cha.ks. on the 9Th of September, !, wa
voted 10 nominate two candidates, "a h.
supported by the Democrats Of this and
Wrigh, COUNTIES for Representatives to tie
legislature; and Dr. EsgsyzEg I'RAY and
FRgbyHicg OsrHwyrs were unanimously
selected as the Carver county nominees, TO
bn supported for Representatives by the
democrats u Carver and Wright COUNTIES
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state Central Committee.
~. P.rL. MisxgsrA TERRITORY.
September II lTi1.

T. n Eios. Il a.. F..sssf All nemaStat
Having ascertainel that there i Dem
urs,ic Central Committee already ap
printed for the present year and in charge
a the basise~s of the coming political
campaign, I Jeem il advisable To deter The
appointment n . new Committee. w 70
qnes'ed by the recent Democratic ata,s
Convention. JAS SHIELDS,
Pwsid~ui Dem. State Convention.
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When the Republican candidate for State
Auditor. Mr.. \. =. LANE, of Anoka. in
bullying and ruflianly manner, interrupted
Democratic speaker at the first public meet
ing held in this city the present campaign,
we predicted that his conduct would, in the
nature Of things, be signal for retaliation;
and that our prediction has proved correct,
the NHae'oiiGn, in its issue Of yesterday
fully attests, in It's whining notice of the IN
terruptions Judge GooDRIcH met with on
Saturday evening.
We sincerely dcpreca,e all attempts TO
interfere with public speakers, and hope
hereafter, no Democrat will permit his par
titan feelings to get the better of his good
Judgment, al meetings of the opposition, no
matter who speaks or what is said IF The
matter of the discourse is insulting, as it very
oitens happens, leave the meeting. An ora
tor who does not respect his political oppo-
nents, in his speeches works little good 10
the cause he espouses, and far less harm 10
those whom he opposes. We would like 10
see the campaign conducted, 10y the two par
ties struggling for political mastery courte-
ousy and generously; and as the Repnbli
cans have been taught lesson in good man,
ners, by the application Of the not very
Christian rule Of retaliation, We trust that
hereafter they will permit our speakers to
.erlorm their duties il peace, aal aInie'ness;
and We pledge to them, so far as our efforts
will bring about such result, the same
courtesy.
The WaaeSofran, in attempting to con
Wet Mr.. PsSNAS of II design TO break up
the meeting of Saturday evening, uses the
following language attributing TO him a
responsible editorial connection with this
journal:
1t will he recollected that since the Judge
took the field in this campaign, Mr.. Penman, OF
the Pioneer, has taken several occasions 10
write the most abusive articles about him. APP
parently ransackng the pages OF all the die
tionares in the language to find the most
abominable epithets for this purpose Then,
when he got through with this, he meanly turn
ed around and advised the speakers Of his par
ty to make no replies to TIE Judges argu.
ments
Mr.. PESMAS is in no wise responsible for
anything in this paper he is not, and new
er has been one Of its editors and tho pro
prietors do not contemplate any change
likely to bring about such a result. For
the article the M,nnesotidn refers TO, the
PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT is alone RESPONSE
BILE, and if any gentleman desires to penc-
tra,e the veil Of newspaper impersonality, in
search Of knowledge Of the character the
NtneSot,qn seems TO he so well posted on,
he need he at no very great trouble to graft
fly his curiosity.
The personal matters at issue between
the editor of the WnncSot5Ga, Judge Coop
RICH aud Mr.. PESNAN, can he settled by
the parties in their own good way, We
have no desire to lose sight of the import
ant political issues involved in this canvass,
to enter upon fsh.market controversy.