davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

rKoos ~ CuI.yNWiP The ,.etersi
lAri odiT in sd'ircssing Instructions to Ger.
tain oes~r in this Territory, in which The
QUESTION As TO whether proof oa native ci,i.
sushir il requested in dIspu'~i prremp'icn
exss was involvwi instructed ihcm 10 the
fo.lo~iaS sdst
~rhs, the presentation Of our uA,ive-bcru
Citiseus 81 family rysNsrs II births. &c, S
not 50 uniorsal nor q such general prsrticr
a. "a justify Ne IN insisting upna the pcodnc-
tion II ssch a record a. the ooly admissible
evidence q natiw citizenship that. thsrc-
fcrc. where " s alha,i unaer oath, tina,
sech r~ccri dss> NJ; EXIST 90 "a nos &C.
Svs~iese r-~w, mus: be had TO other and the
SET, hssi and nest nasi,ly avAilsesc tc~;i-
mouy, which nav bs the atkxisvi, ~ q rs
ES>tAhle psrsnn Aally s-s,ins forth his saovh
oigv al the claimant --snch as the psr,Si cf
iias H. has known him. and o,Srr facts
~hich may rcsfacr ,hr bsi'ef ~ cNvstioa
% ,se m,sd Of the tr'ssu~a, tina, thu clas
rsant u nasiv~bxu cssssvu And vaere
such . shcsinS d satisfactorily made un3er
cath. ,hr Lard o@cvs wveld admit ADD *,
apcn il - su@cs<nt'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07
III. Time. aud Political PveaShsrs


70 l.s Gsil,r. 81 ne P.pa-ss ssd D-sssefsl
A correspondent Of the Tine calling
hinae4 AN Old Citizen pretends To be
grsstly scssialized because sonT one hss
tod him that minister in 81. Paul intends
To ask tbs Democracy for scat in the com
ing Constitutional Convention.
Well, what Of IL Is il anybody's business
Who complained when Trafton and a host Of
Other Abolition Dominics sought aud OBJ
tained .ests in the House Of Representatives
in the last Congress? Did any Abolition
organ or any correspondent thereof utter q
gruni7 Not they. But Is there any anal
ogy between the case Of minister making
a~ Of his palpi, for purposes Of political
propagAndism- and the case Of ONE Who
while in the pulpit, confines himself to the
themes iegi,imatsly belonging thereto, and
when properly called by his fellow citizens
takes bis seat 10 Congress or ia any other
legislative assembly, and while there, attends
to the duties Of legislator We $50 nc
reason why the course Of the latter may no,
he pursued without violating any principle
Of honor or Of christianity. while all men
except fans,icai Aboliticnists will say that
the course Of the former can never be fol
lowed without becoming a public nuisance
For any minister to make nse Of the protee
ton and exclusive privilege Of the pnipi' fo
the advancemen, Of any ut Of political dog
mas Is unmsnly AMI eo~ardly In the 81
IRENE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07
TGRns or the
WEEKLY s1OS EEa An % UE MOI HAT
70 ns srxr 70 osE ADpHss,
rte cay Etsstts..

The city election ls, Tuesday resulted 10
tho election Of thu following gentlemen;
Miy~ joins o Bsissis.
Guy MIcsasi WILLIAM r. hnLsn
Guy Tttsmr1--p AsixL Rosxsn.
Alderman FIRST Ward, Lrss MAsvfs, Second
4. l.. L,arssrxuE Third, HisAn J. TArLos.
sihpa h.pssioss--sirs, Ward. Y. r. FGsssr
sai q. l.. Les ,pss: Second. H. q. BAssr. sst
J,xs. ssAEIsr; Th.Td. HxsST j. Hcns, apd J
y. p0sp.
Although full vote vas not pollei. th'
aggregate vote Of tho city. exhibits large
incrcase over the vote cast list spring
The following is q statement u the vote,
for city anl ward officers
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07
BALTIMORE. Nav 4,

the strike AHoag the freight ccodactos-
or the Baltimore a Ohio Railroad pastook
Of rio,ous character Yesterday. Several
ire;zh: uaiss we're stopped On the nod lest
evening by mob u 100 cnnauetoss wb.
asaeuh.ei ai -oc,e distance iron tn city,
and meeting The czrs while IN motion. IN
couplel ,hs trains, carrying OF nj The cosp
linzs anil drovr the engines and hremen
into the woods. Their Is great exciteDen,
all along the rod. tae strike being geusfal
,hruurhous the lipe. EGorts arc beine nsds
IN niuce the engineers to JON the cuasp,rs-
tors. Tbs company firmly r.fuses to usakt
auv compromises VITA tn disAnrssi, be,
viii pay ,hem all "a and employ new ma.
Tn strike cvrrrcl 10 consequence Of ths
cnmpeny cquiring the car. tn h. ~sIssl. a,
which 'Ao cosShisiesS took o8rus
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

VALcf ~ rur 0nio. Ohio river u
tue ehanml u gra, and constantly ,ncras
ing cummcrer. !, dsaiss an ARA Of sbcu,
100000 squar ai,S. OF rg,en warly
fwice as lergc as all Ios; Britain and In
lauI. The whole uumbw Of steamboat,
hill for the Ohio nvvf up ~ 1850 Wa
a.?,a The steamboat cOmmcrc Il ths
river y rslacd by Capt. ", Il Palmer .!
sl34l30.Qa snugally. alj the datboa'
,o.niasrce At sl.30o,ooo annually. DARING
the year 1884. the nGmbct Of pa~engen ,,
The river 10 and iron Loeis,i.le, Cincinnati
wbslins AMI Pi,tibaryh b Get do~u a'
95s..ll.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07
Etom ,,s Mt.n, .",s Saii.b
M.SS.to. April g., 1857

M,SS.to. April g., 1857.
The smoke has cleared ava, and pcaec and
harmony once moN prynil. where no, long
sinro was s~n mch warhkr movements and
terrible rw,Irment We wish only to make
a few corrcct"ns IN what W gathered for
The truth, during tue campaign.
First Springfield IA On the Tvs Moines and
mt IN ,hr WsIonwan a. sas pablishcd -
>ccoad. when il,c volunteers rrtrcate,i. ,hsp
cypv,sVl Ia ind tho hsls' III isaac SLsrts
surrcuml"i hal to slr'ir Srrrls~. they found
Il unmol,s,rl. ,pl il r-u.aln- 81 The rimcr
NJ ~ Indians surrounding the hoa~, was a
mis,akr The ne, oi Soar information iarn
,Shc'l b, war correspondent Is correct--
Daring TN ~ ti'smeut Truth has hal many
bari sucoan,crs aoi pat :" etss'tually to
aigh' b, sow corw~r'mhu,s and mos~n-
rer~ IN dis'rrnt plsc~s. that he viii remain
stranger % uiany To corrsr' tn various
statements puh!ishcj, would ts almost impcs
s,hs' tho thing duty eoup"ls us to notice;
We t,l very thankful Tor the services II the
ci,irns Of 81, Peter ami Traverse NJ Sioux
which wcw ~ timely otkrcl bat W. blush
with scosn anil Indignation whra we coesshr
thu ccndac, II the 6rN COMPANY cf vo,un.
,,ers Who sana "a our relief whys No,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

Salt lake sd,ic,s have e.,a US~'sci .,
ST. Louis. TO the :5tA of February. The irx'
,sia,arc had pas~i an aei Of organization c'
the military a,hc tcrri,wy. 4 srhea has
been opssd to teach infantry AMI cavalry
tactics The Dssrt Nsss has an G''c'e IN
tending to prove tina, the tNicral government
has no power TO appoint territorial cd'sSr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

Tho uansy,Iie lTesasl &SeHdo sseosu
cc- ,ba, ten HecsroS vii sarrssi Mr.
Bvca,>ANs administration ~ hog a. thu
..,iu adhccs 10 tho principles u bis iDaas
rra si.se.s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

>7crei >ocntSs Of all kiDas arr aid 10
~ iocrraSiBz n Frzace he aims y waich
are 'nppast'i 70 BE- POI tioai, sHj TIER exis''
eure "a aid to - wy aznoyins 10 the reaoc
II tac tnpsrur Lens NspoAnor 1sr
ruvrrpusrai Cdicisls End i lHlTsas-is''s n sd-
iow ;hem ~ aad ,a~y arv sad 70 - EsuSr
RE than At any Ter,od sinoe the .rvulafsoa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

4. 4. A>psrwx has rs,gpei hss po~i''oo
in tho ctfic cf the Secretary q tn 1r~s
us,, and purposes cmovins to this 1er'
tory, ~ .sys jsspaieh frcm Washing
ton
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07
Nm Ynnr Anil %

Jadge nsva~. to-day. Dissolved the IN
junction against The new Polic Commission
sought f'r by Mayor Wo.d. 90 the ground
tina, the MAYOR without cooperation had ~
right % ask f,r il. in;ima''rz however, thu,
4 be- bad sought ,5e injunction in co-opora
ton With others, aSl Sc the Whole class Of
tax payer'. i might have hen r,alc psrIsa-
nent
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

Tbe rxorl givrn to Caran&D3s- HRsf.
vrrTy ~ to- British Gcv~-r7c-, var pr
su;el 20 hi;s 90 Tie 3o,b by Se--ctA-r
TorcTH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

The Den Cjty Charter goes into opera,ion
to-day. ard II r. T., iher we're NJ symp-
teras u resistance al the City Hall The
tocp;rp1eF sod toumFSiopsr Il Streets
rrcryu;rei tas n~u law, hg, tie Comns
scorer q Repairs and sspp,isy rsisscs 10
give h' books ani papcrs ap
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

A. sanicsly. oh.o. % ibr esth, an
dueiiings AID tie extensive baildings of III
-ars,assy Massise Coupany ecsfaioang
iocts ard materials, and . lArgv a,nesr n
Heath -capsgs ard uorvrs were totally d
Ercycd Ioss sh--: 100000 Onsy ~
900 icsurSncs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

The klchmond tsyuts annonn,ss the
hath 81 the venerable MAJOR CH,nls$ N,s
cs,. or nuckipghaln, me II The oldest nml
nu~, Isliugaishs,l n,emher~ NJ the pemo
eratie PARTY IN Virginia iIr was ihr last
liak canA',ioy III" ptcsca, v'pwra''on with
the grvs, mcu Of the days oi thu revolution
lsiuc tbs last of ,hcse shc were The eSsc
ciaic,. asi legiSlaiiV. coismp'rari,s II Mao
,~,,, Tay,oa ii Carolina. and the other
grai men who ltsme,i and participated N
the debates NJ the famoas legislature of vs.
aSl %,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

soea,or pocdlAs lsa wasAiay,ea. SOC Il
lia,is. on tbs 18th
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

Steamers have hcgun to run On the inland
roa,e between New ORLEANS AMI Ualvr~'ro.
having Rsrwicks bay upcu the arrival 81
the cars ~ the Or'loasa. railrc~i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

Hon Jossru RoLxtrK. member OF Cean
ell from the seventh District, arrived last
SATURDAY from Pombina Mr., X. came
through in eleven days an unprecc'en'o'l'y
shcrt time, considering the state ct the eouU
try A portion Of the Journey was periormol
with the log trains, these were abandoned
a, Lvch Lake. and the remainder oi the
Journey made on foot and horseback. We
learn from Mr. RoLrrrx that, at the time ci
his departure. the snow hadsneaSy dIsap
pcare,l in the vicinity u Pembina hat that
il remained On the ground. TO great depth,
hc,wccn Ieceh Lake and Cas- LAX, The
quantity Il ,oow during the winter al Pcm.
bins. did no, eqaal the amount which fell
further south
Mcssrs Gn,Sr and WnKis. mcmhsrs oi
tho ilou~r. accompanied Mr., RmsrtT
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07

For Alderman, Taylor hs u malori'y Of
81 over ireland There was 10 opposition
To tho election Of Mfszrs lIorn anil Pond Ms
School Inspectors
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-07
Hsssiag eS the DssserssL Territorial
toswmslisss.

Th Democratic Territorial Committss
net II the Fuller House, ". Paul. o.
Wednesday,. the 10Th alt. Presrat II. n
sisLsy, of Dakota &. T. FLAsbaAu. d
Sicolist y. srsEL, 81 HeDuepin " W
KsesHrsxr. u Lake; ". A. Josxs o
Winona II. &. BcrDfcr, 81 Ben,on and
WV. Swrrsry. 81 Go.dbae
Col VIZ. Holooxs of Washington eoup.
". was called 10 the Chair. and Il. G. Bcs-
DICK, appointed Secretary.
On motion. Mes's siELK,, fLAspHAr,
and Josks were appointed Committee to
lraii two a,tiress 10 the Democracy Of the
Territory ooe upon the necessity Of imme-
dat action in organizing the party. BY the
appointment u precine, aud county Commit.
tss, and the other explaining the principles
involved In the coming election for Delegates
To the Constitutional Convention
On motion, the Committee adjourned IN
I'll Thars,lsy. tho both ult
w. Hoaroas. Chairman
X. q. Busbicx, Secretary
The Committee met pursuant TO adjourn
meni. On Thursday evening. the Goth ult
An address emboJying the following plan
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-11-04

Is ,lom tile great consultations above It.
True bravery carries with It tan abiding sense
Of Justice. and resists alike the tlattery Of one
class and the threatened scorn Of another.
1t is the patient worker Of life time, mani
Testing as much strength in suffering as in
action.
1t is remarkable fact that the code Of
honor seldom brings under its control men
who have distinguished themselves by great
military deeds and true patriotic worth. BY
far the greater portion Of duellists are men
below the secondary grade Of military renown
We will leave the reader to draw his own in
ferences from this fact. AT the same time
we mean no disrespect to those who have
been persuaded into duelling measures.
They are mistaken in their conclusions on
the subject.
1t remains now To inquire after the honor
in the code. This will be easily disposed VI
Ii there is no justice, nor bravery in an act
can il be honorable to engage in it! Can
there be any honor in all open violation q
the laws of God and mans Can there b.
honor in an act, that has no higher object il
view than to crafty little personal desr'
for revenges Can there be honor in seeking
the life OF a man, merely because he has insult
ed your We will leave these questions opeI
for the reflection Of all who read them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-11-04

I'd Anniversary Of lhe Orange Guards,
October 21th, 1851.

As Il mol convenient far 20 he present during
any PARTON q the pceni Celsrsiisn II The Ofsnse
Guards we ore indebted % ,he resdy pen u friend
lor the following sccpunl Of u Il Is written IN .
PLEASANT style, snd viii BE- much more acceptable han
Anything we could have prepared Tie Orange Guards
may now " regarded u firmly established the pride
III emulation, thus aroused viii doublIrss stimulate
many of cor young men iosh5uer iieif inu.keis and
fal into the ranks.
Tuesday the 9th Of October, 1857, will
long be remembered by The citizens Of this
place and vicinity. The express train on
The evening before brought up the greater
portion Of the Oak City Guards. Upon
their arrival at the Station they were re-
ceiyed with salute from tle Orange Guards,
and then placed upon the right of that
company, Who had marched thither for the
purpose Of escorting them to their "b0me .
while among Us. They we're then addressed
in 4 handsome manner by Scrg't John ID.
WiIbon, Of the Orange Guards, and wei.
coined BY him to the hospitalitics of Ole
town. Capt. Harrison, Of The Oak City
Guards, iIIeD, on behalf Of his company,
responded to the welcome ~ very neat
and appropriate speech. The Oak City
Guards we're then conducted - stepping
lightly 10 the souDd Of martial music = 20
tlleir quarters at die lIilIsborough Iloase.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-11-04
.er MIR. Grey. wha, did you take medicine

Ter. Mr. Grey. wha, did you take medicine
for p
:" To get well. to be sure" said Mr.. Grey.
- Bat CID had ordered whether you were
10 get well, or to die j; what was the use Of
your doing any thingf'
well, WE'LL Oh, see what you are driv-
ing at, Rose. | don't know but you are
right, child
My teacher told me-" said Rose, /" that
God has no more ordered one thing than he
has another. Ii he has ordered that man
shall be rich, he has ordered that he shall use
the means to become rich and il he has order
ed that sick man shall get well, he has or
dered that he shall use the means to get well
and lf he has ordered that mans soul shall
be saved, he has ordered that he shall repent
of his sins and believe in Christ, that he may
be saved. And she made US all learn thi'
text: Work cut your own salvation witt
fear aud trembling for il is God that worketl
IN you to will and TO do Of his own goo,
pleasure
Old Mr.. Grey was silent. And at lengtl
he got up and went to his home wiser, an,
we trust better man for the message sen
him BY the mouth Of little Rose. l.. Ill. b.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-11-04

The Orange Guards are in the habit Of
shooting at eighty yards, and the reduction
to sixty yards put them at disadvantage.
The battalion was then marched back TO
the Court Green, by Capt. DeRossett, of the
Wilmington Light Infantry, where, having
been formed, Mr.. VIM. H. Laughter was
called out of ranks, and the very neat and
handsome silver cup. won so gallantly, was
presented to him by Paul C. Cameron, Esq,
in a short but eloquent and thrilling sTeech.
As the eloquent speaker proceeded, and be-
came fired with his subject, his earnestness
in pouring forth thoughts that breathe and
words that burn" penetrated every heart,
and his stirring illusions to the heroes of the
past filled many an eve. He was loudly and
enthusiastically cheered, and, at the conclu-
sion of his address, presented the cup to
Mr.. Laughter, whor responded in few words
that were entirely inaudibe to us,-and
having made graceful, soldierly bow,
resumed his place in the ranks" yalor is
always modest"
With music that charmed every ear and
delighted every fancy playing the while.
the battalion marched to Maj. Howerton's
Hotel, where most sumptuous and elegant
repast awaited their whetted appetites. We
must not forget to state, that every now and
then, indeed at all times, when the soldiers
would shrug their shoulders in the cold
wind, instead Of telling them to go to
!" Jessy," the Orange Guards and others
would show them to " Jerry aud if that
would not do they would be sent 10 old
Nick" At 3 o'clock p. NJ, the honored
guests were first seated, and then the invited
guests, and as many OF the Orange Guards
as conveniently could be. To show how we
can do up things in the old borough when
we undertake it, we give below a bill of
fare, taken down by us, and which we there
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-11-04
Thanksgiving.l-- HI. Escellency Gov. Brag

l. His ESceency Gov. Bragg,
in compliance with the resolution Of the General As
sembly has issued his proclamation appointing Thurs
day the 26th day Of November, as "a day Of solemn
and public thanksgiving to Almighty God, for past
blessings and Of supplication for his continued kind
ness and care overius as State and as nation"
The day, the goth, has been set apart for the
same purpose in the States Of New Hampshire, Con-
necticut, New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland and
November the 10Th in the States Of Georgia and Mis-
sissippi.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-11-04


The magnitude Of crimes is but d incident
Of the magnitude of transactions. There
we're no Redpaths in the last century, be-
cause there were no Great Northerns; Just
as there we're no great gold robberies because
there was no great amount Of gold. A thief
steals according to his opportunities Of theft
a crowupiece IN one case. a ton Of bullion 10
another. Joint.sto companies have created
new facilities for tampering with private
funds, and IL is against these new oppOrtuni-
ties, and not against any new wicksdness in
the human breast, that security has been
sought in new laws. II there we're any pi.
rates 10 the present day, piracy would assume
twenty times the dimensions Of the old fash
ivBed crime, not because buccaneers would Dc
more desperate, bur because buoty would
more abound. II robbers OF this species
should ever reappear. new Captain Kidd
might capture Great Eastern, and carry on
a prey as an old Persian or Assyrian con.
qaer0r. As to edueation-that il can ever
communicate eriminality TO a disposition
otherwise innocent. Is an absurdiiy too great
FOR conception. Even the notion that il NAV
instill desires 10 be satisfied only By crime is
without any real value. Eugene Aram, it
has been saIl, or imagined. being needy
scholar, killsd man for the sake Of knoWl.
edge; but il lie had been an unIettered mur.
derer be would probably have killed game.
keeper, for the sake Of hare. All vicious
aud uncomfortable minds have propensites
which lead to crime, nor does il much signify
whai directions such propensities take. Edu-
cation may possible elevate the ideas of an
iteelsimsble felon 70 kid gloves and dog.
cart. instead Of leaving them 20 grovel ~
sbeepstealing and beer, but the difference
DIES not tell much against the sehoolmasier.
Aud there IS this PLAIN advantage on the side
of teachIng-that il boy imbibes desires
above his station, he acquires, also, at the
same moment, the means VI honestly gratily-
ing them. The old prOserb gave learning is
true character 10 saying. not that il led 10
robbery, but that il was better ll.an house
VI land.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-11-04
NETTING OF THE ORANGE GUARDS.

AZ meeting oi the Orange Guards. held
in the Masonic Hall, on Friday evening the
50th October, 1887. Lieut.. ID. d. Phillips in
the Chair, the following resolutions we're
unanimously adopted:
R,,oired, Thal The hearty thinks n this company
are due aud arc hereby rendered or ate guests AMI
brethren ciiiEen.soljery, lhr Oak City GuarJs.'
and Wilmington Light lhfaniy," for the pleasure
iheir appearance among ns caused Al Tie late cele-
bfalioD of our Anniversary.
Resolrsd. Thai 10 those two companies We feedrnse
The hghioned snd ehivilfous gsaiiemen and citizen.
soldiefy Of The highest order snd We will eBdea,or
benreorih 70 improve and cultivate friendship thus
ausPirously bsgun, and BY every means worthy VI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-11-04

"nnD PsoR !''--As IL anybody could Die
rich, and in that act of dying, did not lose
the grasp upon title deed and bond. and 70
away psuprr, out Ol time No gold, 10
jewels, 10 lands Or tenements. And yet
men have been buried BY charity's hand who
did die rich ;dieJ worth thousand thoughts
IT beauty, thousand plrassB, memories. .
thousand hopes rest9reJ.