The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08

flee. In that case, though | may regarl
your judgment ~ bewdcrel or insane,
canno, hut respect your courage and your
motives yet. rs your frllowcitizcn, permit
inc TO implorc you by every interest, public
and private. not 10 throw our new State
away for the sake of clcctng any man 10
Office. or TO CRAFTY mere habitual hostility
TO the Democratic party aye, that would
he worse than throwing the State away. il
would he to fling il as an insult into the
into the teeth Of our southern friends. and
them 10 hang il up in the National Capital
as the bhckene,l star oi the Northwest u
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whole Republic
SHALL. VIZ DRIVE HACK InE VISITORS AND
MONEY or TiIr souru,
ST. Paul and the whole territory are now
suffering the pangs of II widespread panic.
If any OF our citlzeus wish 10 increase our f,-
ture embarraSments, let them join the Re.
publican hunt started mp here, TO run down
the South-let them increase the howl Of eK-
ecration against our Southern friends, whose
sons art here, whose money IL here. whose
hearts have thus far been here let them
continue to be mathematical by our l,cpub.
lican orators, our Republicans editors, and
the whole Republican community IA wicked
men, ns dangerous men. MS man -stealrrs, he
caus, they are Southrous, and Shareholders ,
DO this, and the Sou hcrncrs, who ART pecu
liar for holding men responsible tor wha,
they say, will soon understand that they arr
not considered respectable and cannot feel
comfortable in this community, aud they
will Therefore seek some other Northern
state, where rampant abolition is no, the
ruling passion, Ia nvcs, their constantly nc
comuiodating surplus oi cash, accumulated
from the proc"Sls of slave grown cotton and
slave grown sugar.
MINNESOTA ruE SUMNER HOME or sorrnfns
MN
This. oar noble river. which now look
down upon. frpightcd with It's noai,ng pal
nccs. ruua through the heart Of Minnesota
nnI the heart ol the South. and seems 10 be
IA bond oi uil,c,ionatc union between them
Providence seems 10 have designed it M n
highway "i commercial and social inter
course between the Mort aud the South
and Minnesota seems Ia have been prcur
dalncd, above all other regions OF our broad
continent as the summer home Of the
wealthy classes Of ihp South II seems 20
have been appointed by the Almighty. that
IN the season when leecr and pcs'iencc
rigns in the South, her Cons and daughters
should leave there, and come up here in Min.
ncs"ta, to our buSy cities, our thriving
towns, our cheerful hamlc,s--nnd 10 our
prairlcs our beautiful lakes, aud sparkling
waterfalls Ia breathe a lIacing nimp.
pbcre, al,l 10 inlnlc for IA few months every
year, inyIgorating power, 10 enable them 10
continue the mnsicry and fruitful possession
Of THEN own land oi the sugar cane, the
cotton plant. the iig, and the palm tree.
Why shall We drive them back from our
hotels and pleasant retreats Why shall
We say to them here in Minnesota there IL
no longer a GUNNER retreat Tor you, save
among the howling fanatics of aboliiionism
Shall "" -cnd them this word on the second
Tuesday of October next 'hh, here in
this, their pct Territory, is another abolition
Massachusetts, where they can no longer
come without the risk Of con'umcly and in.
sult
No , no fellow-citizeus lot not this be
oar herald 10 the good people Of ibe South
Rather Ie, ~ n, the ballot box proclaim TO
them and the world. that all white men.
wbctI.r al tb. Soutb ar the North whether
Of native or foreign birth. may bc equal.
among u.-tLat we will ea, with them
drink with them, intcrnarry with them, w0f
ship with them, and deal with them "a eIuals
and frier,d,.
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