The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-06

self d mslfeasance in Office and Official Isr-
jury. Which horn Of the dilemma, Mr.
MCAss will accept, we know not.
Mr.. Cos should have followed the exam
pie Of 5sooxBE, HAL. ard others, sI.i main
tsiped silence. By introducing himself to
the public, BE- has attracted attention, not
to any good qualities be may Is~~s~, but
to the Tact. that in accepting q ssat in the
bogus Convention, upon bogus certificate,
aDd IN despite II the protest of a majority Of
the people d his county, as expressed at the
ballot boz, he has dshoDorcd himself n
man, shown disregard IL the rights Of
Otbcrs, AMI determination 10 irnmple up
| on the elective frsDchisc--tfn most sacred
privilege of American citizaH.
Finer the above was written. W. have
rceiveI III. following letter from Mr. SrHkg.
rsa
| shs sdn"' II NE rioeess sna bsn.~f,i
The Ntnsssa<,as u the 7yh contains another
bundle 81 fslsehooJs, subscribed 10 by Charles
A. Cue, Who has consented 10 become the
trucking slave 10 set ~ sesps goat poli,i
clans, Who are always ready To sacrifice upon
the alter " shane, the mobiles, trait In the char
~ man, via truth, for fAisehood.
The gentleman. In his ailasion to the remarks
made by me- commences with afalsebood. and
end. With liz quiveripg on his lips. | never
stated that had 10 votes aver Zoe and 81
though u may have been an reported. u ~s-
Afterwards corrected by m-. lint did state
that I received " vote. over Mr.. Zoe, and
have the ofioiai rr,arus 10 sustain my position,
aud the fact Ia Inc ontraysr,able, NJ. Zoe and
bis political adviser. 10 the contrary notwith.
standing.
The Conversation alluded 10 BY me, a. having
passed between myself aud Mr. Coe, and "a
which he has called my attention, by his esAg
serat,ohs aud representation. 10 true. and
hold myself responsible fuf every word ss
pressed BY mo IN reference 10 that oceaa,on
and although the language used by Mr.. toe
may not have been prsci.ely the same ne thai
aud Ia. 40 near q. may hs. the aams tina, wa.
used by him uo a former occasion, in III. pre-.
ence ~ Others and among III. number on,
from his avn precinct.
IN regard 10 u proposition having been msi,
I" Mr. Coo, To pay his expenses to ~. Paul
vas .o Informed by some Of N. most rcliabl'
men In Houston county, whose name. are puii,
familiar to- me, and som. Of whom we're pres
cot o, The Repubcsa oaneu. held al liokah
who're II VAS resolved that NJ. Zoo must con
,sni lor his Aeai. spd have u. right ar wrong
for the i'.pablicsns had eighteen majority u
The Convention, aud we're prepared 10 do
wholesal. 5a.ine.=.
Again the friends Of Mr.. Go. oiaia tina, h,
IL elected because he was voted for ~ pcl.sat,
=, large, although not one al III. number o
candidates before the people III Houston eoun
y received snse vote outs, de Of the county
,inotion of delegates at large, (which hold
not only oac allied f.r, hut without the au,horit,
IT law, q. the term esnno, he found Ia the en-
ahling Act IN the Act OF the Legislature, o
any other act relating Ia the government q
elections IN the Territory, What rea=on can III,
Republican Register and Recorder Of Deeds As
sizn tor moi Inserting Il IN the notice Of .lrC
ton. certainly he cannot act up the plea .
ignorance, lot, bear Il Ia mind that James \
e,'ann was INF rnsl by q gentleman Of Nov
- county, by letter that u Gas necessary I,
make the distinction, | saw the letter ani test
Il. still he neglected to notify the people d
the fact, bat gave 10 Nj Too certificate, "a
the ground tina, he ~ss voted for ~ Delegate Al
large, although he was in the minority a. vote.
Not . sound vas heard ftom the Republicans
rsnka about Delegates at large an,ii the very
IA, Of the election.
~ view Of ,hsso facts, Is II not clear tu ever,
MUD that an auemp, was made BY the Eepuh
licans 10 deceive the people and b. u no, vet,
strange that man having any regard tot hm
.sh OF tina soies ri = majority OF the people, a.
expressed al tho posis could summon tbs
hs,,liheed W. accepta sea, refused him by III,
peopl" u. W sfaskfss.