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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17
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Twenty years ago this one made can
dies, that one sold cheese and hrtter.
another butcbered. fourth carried on a
distillery, another was contractor on
canals, others were merchants and me-
chanics. They are acquainted with both
ends OF society. as their children will
he after them-though it will not do TO
saw so out loud. For often you shall
fnd that these toiling worms hatch but
terflies-and they live about a year.
Death brings division of property;
and it brings new Gnanciers. The old
gent is discharged, the young gent takes
his revenues and begins to travel--to.
wards poverty, which he reaches before
death, or his children do If he does not.
So that, in fact. though there is sort Of
moneyed race it is not hereditary; it is
accessible to all. Three good seasons Of
cotton will se..d generation Of men up
"a score Of years will bring them all
down. and send their children to labor.
The father gruhs and grows rich-his
children strut and use the money. The
children, in turn, inherit the pride and
GO to shiftless proverty. Next, their
children, reinvieorated by fresh plebian
blood and by the smell Of the clod, come
up again. Thus society, like a tree.
draws its sap from the earth, changes it
into leaves and blossoms, spreads them
abroad in gn 1t glory, sheds them off to
fall back to he earth. again TO mingle
with the soil. and at length to appear in
new dress and fresh garniture.
RIFLE BATTERY "A powerful machine
under this name has been invented and
manufactured by Mr.. Goddard. OF New
hall street, Birmingham. England. This
novel and formidable arm during the re-
cent visit Of the Duke of Cambridge to
that town, was inspected bv his Royal
Highness. at the Tower in Baggot street,
where 1t had been sent for the purpose by
special permission from the War Office
The Duke made a very careful exam-
ination Of its construction, and appeared |
TO be much interested bv Mr.. Goddard's S !
explanations OF its capabilities. Its pow.
ers of destruction we should imagine 10 |
be very great. Here are thirty six Min
ME rifles brought together in small
compass, capable of being loaded and fl
red By one man about twice as rapidly as
a rifeman can load and fire single ri
fle. They are loaded at the breach. and
Mr. Goddard thinks it possible to attain
the CELEBRITY of twenty discharges per
minute, which will be equal to 720 rifles.
The barrels, we are informed. throw balls
a. true ard as far "a the best Mime ri
fes, they are, indeed. said to shoot stron-
ger. for larger ball than the gauge
of loss Of power. The battery is simple
in construction. and it is brought for
ward as likely to prove most valushle on
board gunboats or merchant ships against
pirates. in the defence OF passes. redoWbts,
&c. On a gunboat or ship. where rifemen
could not be had. nor kept. nor provis-
oned, this instrument, as it need never
get out Of order. may be brought at
notice to do the work ofa whole
Of riflemen. and in some cases
much more cffectually.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17
STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

iA err 1Ta TNogTasRNHh. sgR'fnfs FisrSif.r T. i"T' F.
sf7shS;aith, Master; Archer, Clerk,
Passing Evansville, going up every Weinesiay, at
O'Clock. p. VI. Going down rasses Evansville every
Saturday at II O'Clock, VI. WIFI make regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville, landing at all
pinciral way places for freight and PASSENGERS The
Northegner rirsurts>ed sreei fort an safe
ty. Connects al LouiSyille With the mammoth ID. s
for Cincinnati, and by Haroad thence to all Eastern
cities
this saner, win save time expense and 20 10 % hours
di>zgreeahle Ra.lroai travel.
Connects at Memphis with the splendid line Of New
Orleans and Memphis psckets, snd the Napoleon and
White River bpats, and sf Pa1uclh with the Cnmber-
land and Tennessee River packets; at Cairo with the
81. Louis packe-s. ar3a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17
LOUISVILLE sxp HsyoIrwx0N PACKET
STATESssAN
WABASH RIVER PACKET.
LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE RgGC.
LAR LACXET.

q fII.rM u TIE well known and fast
sESstyE1 steamboat ". A. EAvEs, Cart.
sxkzsss a1ss Duncan. has re-enlerei tue
trade for the aud will continue to make regular
trips. The aocopmoistioas for passengers are Of a
superior order. For freight or passage Apply on boar.
Leaves Louisville every Monday aud THURSDAY a,
O'Clock. p. IN, and returning, leaves Ey2nsyille
every Tuesday and Friday al o'clock, y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17
THE FIRST PREMIUM MACHINE.

a the Indiana State Fair, Octoer ls, tthre shins
"A and cleaning in sve minutes AMI twelve seconds,
eleven bushels and tfty pounds-heing hushel and
five ls more than the second hes, machinel Separatr
and cleaning on principles. Simple, durable and
IN performance euualled hy no other machine.
The fierse Power used with the above machine, re-
ceived the first premium the Indiana State Fair Oc
toSer, 1855.
der open wrought Iron, or solii.
Also. j. Msnn's LIST premium sef-Rakinr Reaper,
coinNns' with the mower, nst premium awarded at
four of the State Fairs Of Indiara.b
Also-Moo-e's first premium Wheat Drill.
je13-t oct
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17
THE PRICES ARE FROM Sc To Gao
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.

Twenty per cent will be deducted from the
creslit price for cash.
Those who purchase on Ions credit give notes pava
he IN 2. S 4. and years after date and required
to improve one-tenth annually for five
have the land under cultivation, the end Of
that time.
Competent surveyors will accompany those who
wish 70 examine these lands, free Of CHARGE and aid
them n making selections.
Tho lands remaining uusold are rich and valuable
as those which have been disposed Of.
SECTIONAL MAPS
Will he sent tn who will enclose fry cents in
postage stamps, and hooks or pamphlets, containing
numerous instances NJ successful farming signed nv
respectable and well known farmers. living in the
neighborhood Of the railroad lands, throughout the
Statelso the cost % fencing, price Of cale expense
" harvesting, threshDg, ec.r any other inforrna.
tionwill he cheerflly given, on application. either
personally by letter, in English, Fr5nch German,
addressed To JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner 81 the Illinois Central r. r Co.
y ctfce In Illinois Central r. r. Depot, Chicsgo
Illinois. felSmdkw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17
OLD ESTABLISHED
F0UNDERY s. MACHINE SHOP.
KRAFT 4 HEILMAE,
PINE-sTREET.
Evansville, Indiana.


TEE proprietors Of the City Foundry are now rre-
pared TO DO all kinds Of Machine and Finishing work.
and everything appertq ing to the fnundery bushes
Machinery OF all Kinds, Made and Repaired,
We ave every facility Of the hest machinery and
worknen. and we give all work entrusted TO US, our
und.vi iai attention. We asnufaciuring
BOILERS AND STEAM ENGINES,
Of power required, and ready TO promptly ill or
ders for this kind Of machinery wsrrantng cur work.
and satisfied with reasonable prices. The Foundegy,
Finishing Shops, 6c., sre on Pine street.
THE SALE ROOMS
are MAIN STRTET, Jus: above Second, where
orders will tc received.
apa6iy KRATZ * HEILMAN
BOOT AND sHOE STORE.
vuHHF undersigned would sespectfully inform the
n citizens of Evansville and the surrounding cou,.
ry, that he has opened retail Boot and Shoe
the corner of First and Sycamore streets This. IN
connection with his wholesale department, will ensble
him IN keep on hsni complete assortment OF the
hest qualities Of custom made work, which he offers
sell or make to order cheaper than any other establish
ment IN eciv for cash. All work Is warranted good,
and N anys failure happens, WIN he repaired, free
CHARGE II returned. Dys-lyi II. j. HART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17

fail In the interest Of
all engaged in the ou-
siness to give me a
trial.
I name in part
Ealrna- hof,x na-x
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17

supplimertal to eu Ordnance, paased Juos
&th, . S2, entitled AN Ordinances pro~
vide for Lighting the CITY Of Evansville wftA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-17
RAiLR0 ADS.

From Evspsviile to New York in 4A Herrs.
VIA. r
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORDsv LIE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
Ann aai Statistics.

RAuaoap Accvpxxrs.--Sincc the com.
rnerr~meDt u the year, says the New York
Journal Of Commaee, thirty-three serious
accidents have occurred To railway trains In
the United States, resulting in the loss Of
one hundred and fi,y-three lives anil the
wouiding Of two hun,lnd and cigbty-thrc
persons The cause Of db.sc accidents Ia
about evenly divided between collisions,
breaks and distractions. II the record was
extrsi1i ~ ~ 10 c,nbrane all ih.e killed IN
railroads. as the result Of their own impri-
deno, the number Of casualties would ap
pear greatly Increased. The uso~t de~traet-
i've Of human life that has ever occurred in
this country was that on the North Penn
syl,ania Railroad, on the 18th Of last July.
The principal disasters for the year ART Us
follows:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

lsrrp Srsrns CosNeRrr In a com.
larative view with the cspcr,s Of 1888. the
foreign ccmmcrec Of the United Stats h,r
The fiscal war ending June 10th. 1850. IL ap-
Isa~ that then has hsp a slight falling I'd!
IN the exports II the sA, owing 10 thc g.va,
d'vrvase IN ,ho shIpmen,s ii s,-rm cd, nj,
though mos, of the other i,rus swier this
hsading show an incrRse Ihcre Is fall
Ing ~ asso IN the eNror,s II shs pr,sis,v 1T
the for~t- extending nearly through The en-.
ur list. and showing ,lccrus from las,
ycar Of about ss.pO000O, In the pr,.lacts
IL agriculture the slipncuts Of anlinals atsl
animal food show hut llt,lc incra~. eu, in
vegetable ftsi the gain from last year 4,
onormcus, the incrtu~ in thesr i'cm amount
ing 10 bearly twenty six millions Of Jollars
or owe. 100 PER cent The total exports u
the prsiacts II Agriculture for the last ycar.
including . very larry gain in cotton. was
S2l-, ?s06&9, agaiiS, sl4a.i.a.,s9 Tor the
prossing year Tins rmsiuiug items prs
snt many INTERESTING comparisons ba, NJ
important changes nun hast war, The
CREATES, difitrnr Is th- artich OF cotton.
the value Of thu exports 81 1883 being Sss..
1854, and Tor ls56 being sl2s 35l ,3s2
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

The wtarns ntst ms.,e by the r"lico
Commissioners II iIonioo. show tina, the
mical,s anal attempted suicides in thu city
have tsvn joshl,Si ~ qua,lrupl~l within the
last Nv ssss~. Marler, AMI especially slf
murder, has ners.sI IN fearful d,xrV ut
hate IN this country aha, and IN all classst
n rus,iy tho tAr,d,oa tiru,ie, Of
New York, propss~ ihc eiac,mrnt or law
cnuSil,ning to the ~chu,ls IT anai,uny the
hsiy II eNrty individual. IL whatcwr rank
III 10 whom c,rroors jury ,hnah ,trlar
10 have comm,od foo IL "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

SlAsx EswsrtuS Scnrss \ hill has
hs,a, intrslusyd inio the fkrsia lrstsla,ar
cntia,d An act Ia exempt Inon hwy aIsi
ale In tina, state. by e,eati'n NJ attach
nsnt onr slave." which IL is hseved viii
hSNmr a law
rhe iyuehbars '"ersm" rysnis the
nrAsar with dissr,.s,, ~ calculated Ia .J,tssiy
Arssr a isp snd r,rwrai drsSwen, With
,h' prrv cl~~~ AMI do m~c To awaken
p~cls.hw axsias, slavery than anything We
can Imagine"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

tae excessive loss in July vas accustomed
by fire. in California, which DESTROYED prop
crty Ia the value Of ~ ,0O0,0o ami tbs
heavy loss IN November resulted from fire
in Syracuse ot about the some extent. ThtSr
are uaong the larg's, fires oI The yeor
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Not kss than seventeen steam vessels have
been lost on the Lakes alotw. during the past
SEASON.
FiRrs IN 1856 The following affords u
toler,bly accurate bleu If the extent Of de
structiob by fires in the United States da
ring the past year Al losses less than
$40 900 are omitted. ~ that il u more than
probable that the actual hrs Is mol over cs,i.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

IL apsxrs that the New orswns tNs-,,m
Hoss'. iutcn.td fH magnificent lsh II
grAiSte AMI mArhh,. Is gradually s,nsing into
the swamp II has sab~iicd less inches
sipcs issi. a, which rate Il sal~shssr 1t
vii finally ds~pr~r AVN hamsa vision a,
about the b<vmnins II thu I'd century II
cur ara
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29


church. ........
Tie Adjaiant General reports that there
at. eight Divisions II tho Militia Of the
state. oomps~ed u twenty eight Briga.lcs
and seventy Regiments. The number Of "a.
rolled Militia ia 10000, Of whom 1880
are uniturmetl. armssl AMI equiplssl. eotpsih
iuting most effective and powerful yoluir
t,~r force
There are n yas3 School Districts in the
STATE In which schools have been kept On
an average right months in the year the
,o,sJ number II teachers Is 2t.lJ6. Tbs
total mIml~s Of teachers cmploy~l at any
one iimr IL about $4,000
The number Of children in the State bc
tween 1 and u years Is ,2o1,2lI, II these
osl ,h3i ARE reported TO attend ia common
or private schools and in acadamiee THIS
would leave l~iwc.n the agt~ NJ I AID =
IVA MT attending school 255.2s2
The whole number Of pupils IN the State
Normal sichool during the past yeur which
embraces tho third anil fourth terms has
boeu al2 Seventy thrc IL ii'esn. ~ MAKES
ani 81 tmat~ have completed the course
prescribed and have recriyed the diploma Of
the Institution AMI arr now. with hw cSocp-
tons. engaged in teaching within the limits
II the state 1'hr whole humber of thnse
VII" have euioy~i the advantage II the
School for longer or u shorter period Ia
September isah. ia sGs1
The aggregate cypa,sw 0f th' Common
Schools last year wcr nrary thrT million
anil u half dollars
IN the Western Hons. II Refuge since It's
op~nne in lsiD. there havr been received
altogether 100 youthful dclIuqnen,s
The ohhr lleur II Refuge at Randall's
Island. Opened in is26. has rrciscd ny to
the el,so Of Iaat year G,Ns0 children
We viii clu-c with oth,r AMI ~alrr sta
tis,iss There are | ,i29 deaf AMI ,llmb
persons in the State; l.ia6 bl,ml persons
a,7ae insane Liza niio,ic making mn ny
ercsh,r Of si,3 persons who for these
r'aseuA ART entirely ,lrrndan, upon private
OF public charity.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

TpK klNus fAm, ~-.We ~e Il stated
tina, eie',mcnts have hrn pssacl by ,hc At
ton,<y Gcncral N New N@k sgslss, Wi
liam u. Asior anil cstwr tcn,ncn,s Of I'm
ity Church. hr the parrssc s testing the
tiik cf the State 10 thu Kings Farm
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Eerws -FfRSS sST ~ SxsTfsSN rHRHY ~
~ ~ set saiset Al set prs>rseezx rni~s 49, res
sW ~ sarszsaep Il - xrNSs 1a,sr A.
u csss-s-- saasa A. A. A. ~ r~Issf = sssss
lss~ ss-As = 40 sAs -asi~< aa4~r esrsss ssrsas.
si.fcs. pssest ustsA ~ lsaN
FtklI. SNftttts ssrves ssysx rhss 90 be a q
fssseasy y, e0C, ~ ssA~ zse~s saAsrsS3 kAQs
49, d Szifusssr 10 isa@s e.-s<slsssr4 y
a kAsekt a - ts@ssy u kssss~,. n ~ ras 90
As ssvs>i sef Ass~& - ~ reagA4ss sAsgsax ss
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sFdhez la - ttfegss eeesaps Il ~ k>vsax-f re A>
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no .sssA aaarass s@aa Fen la ss1 ~ ~sssh
So KasSss a ~sst-sz r~sez N. rssEsAsy rS2gy
tA-sr ~ Ns<rh Range rseets assr ~ sss ~aasss
"a ire Aastfsa ssa t~salI sy~.
ts-A sts ssfFv p~rSSe - s~s<ss1ssn - sssashf q
y@r~ss-- ca<aN4ax ~ 900 Sssa as~ia3ssxts
t.se s-.@<.. - .ass~s ase raxtt X sgNsscry
. ps~s<--sa ID szxs sad as~s Va psrvsl 80
sas-s lssr.2 s~tsE.4 ~ As ssaEsA sssa.a y 40
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sYfwseUs~a
p-~sts nN 49, - - ss- s~ass b. aH~rssA
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

DISASTERS ro SrrAsgHs. The salu'ary
effect to the new steamboat law has been
very apparent during the year Just close,
particularly In application to the Western
wa,sg.. W. is, dtvpS.s:ss e's ,.hsc ses,s i.-s.
snt a fearful record The following are the
principal
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

The following articles from the New York
Tribune and New York i,fass Immediately
preceding the eicction. give s,n@ sligh, mir
cation II the tone whirh then prevailed in
the black Republican papers
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Sr,,srrr M Esles,,Ws ~ rnv t>r
ran sr,rrs .Thr emigration " thu y,ar
ls,s. shows All ncrs,~ rs ~mparsi with
that NJ the war lsas. la, ls much HISS than
any cth's war >,n~ Isis, Tbs lolowins
an the hgur~:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Sr,SsA The fwpshurv iosrisO|. in
1raking u the trade IN s.a,~, S,yS that
The purehase AT that point las, year WIN
about 100000, rssting over $1,000 NJ
'h'e'' 100000 wcr purchased 10y \ :.
BSacn 4 Co, agents for Woolx, i i,pcn
Hr.p, who also purchassi in rolslo during
the same period, over 100000. amounting
10 perhaps S6oooo
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

RtAoNw,ons NaaAuss. hg neccml~r.
ha, The following articles A Rccp, Ton.
tv'''oo II All OPIUM Eater The Atwlings.
story. coa,ine,sl la~rvtahili,y, ,ha
logue a no,ir of pryIi The English Ecclc
siastical Court. The Fsd cf ion.lm
The Political lulI, and what viii hrak !,
lmieS
fubliShsl by Leooani Scott & 10, ~
Fulton strs,, New tosk 81 ps ysar.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

VISA wASHI>sroS ToCSrl MINNESOTA
ksslsrss a o. FrnFFsstss. - Nsss e s~aalnalst
sfsai 81 tAe srVss river, haa heswesu ssii
ssier AL fayiar1s FSs fAs' tssresnHneas Rsvss ~
tAks Sar~sAaF f1Ns eTvNks Stss rsnsN 4 - %~n g.
bss sSssisa kiFsf fe,ssA sn- ssssrs.oa tsssfin4
snt hss fsf'd shsgs sF rsapn sA~ Nis.. AN-f ksos
hos bred fost ifn ~ ssaataa es~an ssa stsf1
sss ses Ne 'Prri ~ ~ river sar ierynirsss frsso
istasaa ~ sgs tsas rlsfesa f9 N1aifF "a
eassssi n ~ sr~t s@vsys tHp
esTssF NrfsvW Atsa4F 'sH~rlssa lhE We hsra
snGuaeTssp $50 as5sgsl sassaiss. he's fegsasiy
Aaa nraaNy
a INA agAgcTLrrKsL CDtkTRT
W hsh $50. 4 ~ rsser = aiF~pts rsyki.Y Nag sp
fss tA~ hHs~sea sst~ eAsurre kss nasas very ara%
sihie Vas. p.tiaa esSna esa;rsA - ftysr
sse~~-fffs e~ss.ss~ p.s.i - Ssa-efs~as SEC e'lsns
-ssss Aaiskaag snt w d be BAH
va sttsatsn 4 al Psf~Ns esssaaE 10 Nsgns~ass 4
~Assstse kwsfarss r<-t~ ~ prs&~sSh.R V ngtsd q :
srasfs4 esa fbe aEst- ard xgver tsssx esa.s
A~Tsss<~~ a><a ~-s~~Nsi es-rssas~s ~ a1rrs
xr~ass L q esss,s A~ s~astAy yznSsaz r.f
trrsssry sis ~ fsrt = - Tsss IA % ssutn.s
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Tina me~ags II dov. kiua gives smns IN
twssting facts. in res~nn ~ tn cessw u
New York, taken In 1885. We make the
following synors u this portion Of the
mss~ge. Tbs total pois,lstioa u tho State
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-29

Our ~. Anthony contemporary reads MS
deserved lecture, Oh the improperly Of our
iiniing faaI, with ,he editor d the N,mSaJ-
sa Demart, for his betrayal 81 honw In
giving publ'eity to the Govnnor's Message
before il delivery. ai,er Nc had isen ycrdans
enough 10 trust him with copy. with NO
other guaranty oo bs part, than a "soirnn
understanding that he would adhere To the
well known rulcs and regulations Of tie
eraft. We confess that, in nposing ANY
crl6dcnce whatever IN either the parSinai
or professional integrity Of the editor named.
We did show a weakness Of cruiality. AMI =
lack Of sound judgment. which fairly sab
iec,s us 10 the s.retans which follow The
Erpres, AFTER Copying our article, says -
Now, we consider this a most mjas, AZ
tack on the aIitor Of the Minneapolis Dem-
oera. and W. arr bound 10 se our ooieinpo
rary have fair play We say unjust. We
should perhaps say imwopT on the part OF
the P,m,eef. Not thai every assertion made 10
the article Is not strictly true but th very
fac, that It is true. places The Pioneer in n
very awkward proiicament. We should
Ike a. know how the Pioneer ever suffered
itself 10 bs caught In giving tueh man SO
important document. with only 'thc sol
eton understanding on the part Of Angus.
tus. that he would not publish The Message
vii after Il was delivered. The PoqAse,
cannot pl,pll ignorance 81 the character il
has given the veracioua editor. for that has
long bceu patient known and read Of all
men, and familiar 10 every school boy in the
Territory. Precisely snch betrayal of con
f,icnce WIS exhibited some two years since
by the same individual in publishing The
Message before delivered We did not sup
pose there VIVA man in the Territory tha.
would lrKt Augustus, out Of his sight, with
a picayune. with only the security of hi'
-soleinn understanding We repeat tlen.
that tn transaction oa tbe part of car ca
temporary Of the Pioneer, indicates degree
of vcrdaney quite equal to that displayed by
the dulss Of the Peter funks" Of lothian,
and quite auaceounlahlc ia our usually
wide awake contemporary These structures
are unpleasant for ,is. but We are bound to
se our Minneapolis neighbor have fair play
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