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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

The Telegraph 'n hfsf srntenV iues
ANNOUNCED the ,IeAih u thn Hon Taosas i
isGps. e. Il senator from 'issas. by Ms
osu hauis anil Sbile yet ia tho prime II
manhood
1huan,s J kukk was boFa in south at
Dina, al $ hcn he died, waa ia The filicth
year Of his age. 10 hs. early manhood he
removed Ia Texas. iscn ryatlnse & NeA
.o, and before be- 9as thirty years of asg,
took . p,opinra' sa.rt w,;h Inc lsnrb' ID
that rrgion is all ,ieif struggles fof iilrfty
against the Aesicaa ',atefHinenl he
sipned tl,s Declaration u i'essn ia,hptud-
enee, ou the iGih of Marci, iri1. a,ai was
altersaria elected -iecseiaty oi War lie
hyaFed eHsptraously a the la,'tls u san
Jaeinio. atei ulea t,elterai ists,stcn, tie
tryan esanmafsier WAS s"'iniel. ka l.
aas appointed Major GENERAL, at i had ,he
control 81 TIE operations " the asa9. Ills
cooincss, e,usnge ASH galaasgy. sefa unly
txnsilei hy his psass nee elsd weael,v "a ).
statesmen, anil daIug oil he 'roas,ssa ',e-
ginning With She lir,lagailin Il Iexan IN
aeIsa,isucc. aui calling with 10 anas satitn
10 The | ntied siaty~ 10 sis General iitak
waa. after '.tnssal iioaei,o. the lsaiing
spirit.
IN The 2lst 81 fchfuafy II a.. Thomas
! i,sk ahi Sam, Houston ser t.oeie,i
'}snalofs from ihs Stat ri fe1ns a. IT'S
suuRle@ Il the United tAis7, ,rea On the
u ii Mafeh. lsai. General G'u4. HAs ~
sta tfd far 8iN }onf., H. -eeu4d tim eA
riF,A ol .he u IT March lsi5. a. aaa
again es'4i,d 10 thv Ssiate fat s.A ysays
.fssa ihnt day, aE,i bal l,e survived So the
eai Of that term. be- would havr }sfn pne -
lh,s great hosly elghis~a feafs Wh,ir "A
usu''es sf tho 8enstv, be- sna I,ol noiy dis
,tasulshea FIR his cnuip,pn ssYse aml hIa uf
RIGHT aud manly department. hnt p a 'ae,a
ber II t,p' nmmiitsp ga Military \ aaits
aai lai,iy ia Chairman es he l'sat ,iii,t,3
COMMITTEE ~ discharged appariaui ftat',p
eith the CREATES, l,ithly and shin iheyr
= aot Senator 81 eey la'lY rh1 eilI not
ntparp the aHextssete'i and leeaaAisre ds3th
og npe VIM, Is every reftssaR ui l''e, eeil Is
reg.ed Ile appeliaiou 81 a ,s.sptss 'r,,gsi.
sisin!eat gentleman, .ai ~ unexpected pa
lrtni. les f'rss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

trum MaJnr Eastman wl,, ses 10 this
rt,co to-day. AIfys'is ffam tti' SOAK
,es,sv. W. kafa that .lte fow and hie
potarany via wse, "a uur'lit III lax pa
ia Oh AMI hs hatsi lial .vtesast ia DE
aQsNey ihcs oGsl ;mrty ~ lsif sy
etofs 90 lhe hsaa thy smshl N alssl
ussu ~ssn AXE, snd ksi,s-I tbre "a th,m
sad ao,, atsNA os,e Tbs reaa,nty ,araI.sl
t'ae q '.pss' n.sl was antetgl 8H. ,t inl
"a d. lah They esfaar0i tao @faaa Aai
+, js,pissss' sel l'c4'gh i ilb,a 10 tbs agepty
ihey at4,' 'a,,k lul i,e li.-tab prso,ssg. bat
ie essaltd io che u,gh' y, swsmmar 'is
like
IatlA 'gaN spd anl,isT t4sttJ Wa,siar
we'o g. e'sfg usasy iYo4a ihs ,,s,,cr 4llar
shi tesuaudtt ef lhs haoa
lyGp thlaS was qglpi 81 th gery
$50 ap4eausee a is ssr ~ W,3m stt0hsa
tae t'e lni ans
th'f npafi she agvny lnaa.v g. Lee
generally hus,ih 'peaul ias fa at TAB usA
ha hard, and .sssirna * plpaaaN ih,st
lnA "a Jn.,sh snd A,s t.sl, base oNats.i
Hey,eAi she Missouri fiyyy
~spsip'r@sat ''aAa "a t ~ Zee
AaueE lbw b na'y @e or.s.t I'd
sotlie'9 'f f,ol I, 'c, 'aat there se bo3
81 l,st spe4rs & af con. aa 80 go ta.,d
iae 'heo Nsskon tel-vafv.f
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

Tbs talssaI of Bsa4sssa, the national
poe, Of France was sitesIs.i by sa,sc two
hundred thousand pcTOss who gs,hered
Oh IL. boulevard in tle vicinity Of bin
bsa;se. bat wer. not AIiow.i to l.ia ;hs pro-
e'ssioh, The government kareri = popular
osss.ressk. aird only officials and persons who
aad retcissd cards Of invitation were present
s. the religious eerrnionies, which took place
Ia tsc church u st. Elizabeth ia Temple.
AMI formed part os tho coy,egc to I'ere la
Chase. BFnssGrn who bad always bs~n
op,sxai TO the government. was burisl sM-
ros'pie'i By its bsyonets A letter from,
Paris give the following accoun. Of ihp lnil-
itssy PREPARATIONS u the funeral
About hfteen Thousand soldiers we're
called cut on Friday morning. arued with
bali cartridge, aud Distributed over the roat.,
or hear it, over which the procession would
have 10 pass. two thousand WE'RE on the Boa,
lev.gi N the niehhprhnsi u the Chateau
Il tai, four ts.isand ., The cemetery Of Perc
la CHASE eight thousand nj ihc PLACE De Ia
hasiiilf, and The real conducting the funeral
tsntege, holding the cor,iens around the
lsight~rbs.d u the rue Venlomr. ar dis
tfliaied along the stre,s conducting 10 the
efnetwy. There were gersrals On siaiy.--~
Two thousand policemen we're detailed TO
preserve or.ar ia the crowd i;txides these.
al! the soldiers remaining IN the harraka OF
Paris. aDd all those ia the ncsghborhavL 0f
Paris ~ far IN m Fontainbleau. distance
u forty miles, were ready with arms in
haisi, " march at . moments warning, \
minister SAID iha; hr hid n fear OF serious
trouble, ior they could bring 10 the city IN
CIT hour time fi'iy ,housand soldiers The
Cabinet was en- ternianenco The whole day
al tbs t'a,ni Walsaakis. The Ministry of
Foreign Affairs was chosen FOR the place ol
nestiDg 10 pnfeonee To the Ministry IT
War iseaasc u tho concentration oi electric
wiss .t ;.n ipf.sef Tie principal fon. sn
ambassadors scnt dlapatches at regular ia,
teryais during the whole day 10 their re~l,ec
Use government
Another funeral III "a different character
tnok place sinee that Of B,ranger. A. thu
Hotel Hes iaya.,dsz. lhis was the fautral
" Jrronc Napoje,a' hat-l i;ona,arte.
i'rlnce IL Aonifatt soIi Of Prince icrfsne
I'onaI@rtc, ey my II W,siphalia. hy the
Princess tat.arine of Nareuiburg, The first
child born after 'he divorce from Mis- Fat.
icrson, IL Baltimore AMI the MARRIAGE with
tl' ur'enii,afg Princess, jerome Na-
pals'@i Charles was born At Trieste ia jl<Itt
hc *ns ,1sn'iel ia the ~, regiment 81 tie
llns ,i,e acfv'e, Of this X uig Of Wurtemburif
tls grandfather and died IN i-f.. ,s, wac
the brother of tbs Prince Na,sileon ard the
Princess Mathi.le. The Fteaeh government
fscla'nls, hia fepain4 iram he X Ing ~
Wurieuhnsg ard from BE- plsrt chos.n CIR
his int,gn~nt il would seam that he Hotel
dos lnsaliirs has Issn finally decided g}0u
by i'oet4 Nap0l@n as the future resting
Place u tie hspaparte dynasty
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20


Ssw fosx, Aug. II. ir37.
our Btsos,A tragedy u growing .a.o a
ns'osirama Il a,eh startling power o. snr.
passes all The etitsts u French pay wriyhts
The Srsi horror n blo.sj ss.itss h.s worn %
from ihe aiiais. ss.a as ass only had 80
man en,angI,gg herself every day isme
dfstiy 10 the neshes ty si,iei gailt IL eves
egcsrclai soan'sris'iting babies Is not an
entirely ts.w dn'ee, bat this las, maassr
stroke Of Mrs CrsaisenAa l. Aiieoasiy
tspsei tgery BODY haa revived al tLe old
ss,sess, 10 No II issnd street. ard tl., a,r
ssa;ioD- 81 Folses Commas iefers aud an
sin oiisf ir,iiss which ha,r occupied our
attention, arv hustled jato the back ground
The city nov 'rapty Of citizens aud full
n aifsn2eN. SapiAefu ASH Western iaef
chants ersSJ Tie ho'sis ani theatres. A
few aai sssuFttls az kept sp l"s their hcn.
I'll, ilae e'ieF Of eilieh il the sefrs If Prom
etai' f9ptort= c0amc1goi a the Scallsp /,
II Masie b. sir ~rcAer lhe lesses Of " 81
tAcSa 'lssi,t@. Thea aeo conducted O., !.
monster scale AMI beat Jtilfyx holow
i.gsiaeN s. getting bras Cotton t. ap.
aisl egttaa are DIVA. The sa,ae may b.,
remarked II oil nav ua,eriai ard n,an,igac.
'nfei fabrics. This state ~ lhings rtn,its
from esefsaivr nanufartuee am, impa,..
t,en. sage uosspsps~ ad,i.e tbs mills 10
sfol. running az aIsasn,sh production eiscs
any business. raa knows tina, bali tho manu.
faeintrrs ia ne country are asck tIoep in
delft r. lle ecmu,t sion Dert aan's who ss,l
thf'r goods, anil are obliged tp keep mnkpg
gml sondins "a goods, even at heavy loss.
Ia orler 10 sustain ts,eir credit aipl avoid
'eFi7o ''t.ast 'saa PIRATE -o.re.t
fGfak moat cuoonr'AgmqIy Of the cna.itinn
/ Oh an the ''oatiern crops. with the eseen.
ton eI corn which has hardly TUNED the
corner get Hemp sigsr, lml wheat. 10
dc ,'os.A api Southwest arc sud To ls
Ia .ppHtitd condition
The Pole" commissioners hsve r4,cl,a,,
'lta 591,h ta'i9'ine without coming an,
3earof 'haa l@fore 70 liN.ag 'he yarauey.--.
Meanwhile everything lsngies hy the ends.
Tho cli, liself b becoming cnnioins ion..
niaaa % Fay half the bih which ~ I'D.
hns contractors rr's,n, Tor approval and,
| per coteeqmHee, such Gt ,be tity liail
property as Is moyeabl, "a cnftel - every
day, by eetstabb~ Yesterday. ,,r Nc
w'sp aad JA,s ii,,s' portrait. were tah -
I to ile Anetlon fo'an. Al ibis part ii the
world sctiiis 10 he rapidly oh,aitring the
character Of ,len of thieves.
Iilb'telA nf "escu.ioa. hr tie n,illian
ar" in'a uos in fan nv, lirs, -isyssi ps.l
piS4s, ike 'hc N's'iss,pri orar end par
'os al'a'rt 30 a.ld,5eej inss. leaslssl wiil, c,
sia'Ie ioeeis'ers. osl~siag % be- ,a,asc II
aa2wy s'e,las. ,h,s-attosn lo,,s.s. "a
ipf'Aefa ~ al slip4 - s., North md Fn..
Rivers ar' t'cls arrt1 ai lay les exrar
s'nui-ts. N''o l'ta utuh tho coniry ln s,n.
Uat s'a tHai ef Open At wbsrh may L..
spat'1 tfau ~ 4nybeig af,1 j, is taken
az adh hea rrttueos Ibsn sahur
i'aa nssdents dni I, peteg dy shaunl t. ~.
ioe3t f'at 'a's'R as ,l,esr apfis pears
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

p'sh 10 swageer ard brow beat the Demo.
erass iatn il pDsitis6 winch M honorable
'aaa ran take tts. il WI liypx the men
who compose tho Constitutional rasyss.
ion, and No think We H.. tLey are not the
men 20 b. sear,d into Bsas,res b., a los.
tsriav parasle Of terrible Consequences.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

ae trSsivonAs.---lu The 9th instant
lrD,s DAIRY. Of thr Supreme Court after
suaTlag the arguments az the pmiJirt
Attorney and Me-. SeAts sep cnm~A et
Mrs trSNfv8nsA, isaeiayvs! ti,c wit an.
rclusfd 20 ,l,.,if htr 50 baii
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-08-20

~ The Constitutional Conycntion- ar,. be-
eauso We soubl AVOID the assumption ti
iietatorisi attitude; aud. seeossiIy, because
ne wese f,t sure tha, we understood the
fr,aeipies Involved. bot tn publication II
The resolution adopted by Tie Republican,,
aui tho position they and their Official or
ass, ,le M,'ns,Uau. haze sten proper 10
take. have lctum,n~i IA rs spsaa oa'.
We win. 10 the first plsec invite at,sss-
tIoa II The resolution, The re9i,T will
hear III miad thai this resolution WAS
adopted by TIC Republ,eans IN Convention,
Rsseseea. That = ooiaaitee Of sse 10 sp
p0lated by he President ~ this c,ns sniion, ~
aanfsr 9Th u eamn,itles III al saasi nan,bsr,
il appuistan, - jaiy elected ioeiabsss pf that
pn.lgan u tiis.a wh8 are setting e~rssnss'y rom
IA, aud that u shai bs ti,s iaty ~ ses h aosae
missrs 10 consider and agrse apan, y pfafiiea
he. nad fspsst soisse plan ny wthh sbe two
tsdiea tsa u9its npna seais Constitution to
b. submitted Ia sha perpis.
II wia be sees, by a earefal examination
oi The plirasoology VI sia resolution itself,
thai the es,slaA,* # what We are proud 10
inieye Is the valid Constitutions! Sonven.
iion. h entirely igpprel Ihe question
afis~, ri whom 40 tiny sss romaiiuv to
duly elected meiaf,ers Of that partition Of
,ham whe art acting separately We
81 l.. L. a. 4
ibev ar noi oven q fun.~,tinn hal 4 pr
Inn y 'ts IDuge,l.os,, snj acting separately
from Il ften agn,n this seiasra'gy acting
inay is $50 30 appoint dgs Of IT. members
on lhia t'naieraRee tnauh'l.; they niuss
IL ''lulg ulsoieJ pistn',ere ilai we sh'nh
"a coolsf - LA IN 81 it,ey bal Aad Ia
the l,essfsrs.a. we siaGt h tase Tbs IN,
ls.sslsa, ola ihe putle t'i''d that We 20 'nr
,,ease, aasi 10 prove that thia IL oac d1arosi'
ton. we avn son ~ alaon' 'osa'nisiu so
eoff-r wish rnmmilise lba, ~ all ap
,aini hat ~ yea have uen ae,o''s y'a
wha arr 80, eI,x,sai ws vast II distinctly
alri..ste.si. that u yoa slgr'iui commit
tt.l they nssisi he aemheta 'py Obs tei -
Nov, F,s body d n,an Claiming 10 he
lAs tin,,saitinn thirteen 90 trtrissn Of
4xhsm he.I their @'ats iss haea faces. fraud.
...,,,... az. -
Fan, map 70 aai'ilss men nes ltas lhan etn
eaiasaasa,s aapa'ieas
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ssl"ssss !. ~ tsp,ess Ts- es.spes, ~4y B, 81 ars
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Gopvss sssd p~asis at ~. Gsoss Fatls.
a gentleman has sinwh ~ specimens II
'assise copper. ID the paress aaali,y, te.sei
at ~ Croix Falls. One piece has large
quantity u pure silver in Il, VIII. Gsh,ny
IN tlin river h. noticed tie cians were si,al
lar 70 thG~c tina, Ire Jersey psr!s we're
found IN, arr. gave III. hin, to he tsnlu,eb.
anil tho ressit ras, 10 iwo or hires days they
iouni t'tsesD tso and three hundred, va
fyiug from tbs s.zr Of "a pima head u pa
The river at the Falls ~ illiod wi.a the frHh
water clans, anil slie ~. cfois pearls may
soon le ss eekbraisd Nj The Jersey The
pearls. VI believe, ba,s nd issn tested
Tnssssasg hig rtos II vas supposed,
whea The relurua were Cts, teeiyesi ron
\ Kentucky. HAT that Stat had '!oae ~, the
work quite etiecsi4ally. aud forever. tor
knos ho,hinglssn bat Il ss.fYa that Ten.
nssste intends Ia contest tii,s honor with hef
Hams, .hn Democratic candidate f,r Gov.
sriiar, ia snid 20 be elected b. ten thousand
majority The Memphis Congressional IL
.ttt has bssn fnsoia.ioniAd snJ Democrats
el,sioi 10 tbs s,qiaie anl the iloaya AMI
,hc prospect is, 'ha, they have elected all
the,t candidates
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J" e. u X Il \
real ESTATE BROKER,
oe - 'e hseafas Hs4-. PaEer pasas rG.ra isesss
SAINT PAIL, MINNESOTA.
l isai -,fssas seasr, tersy ia.sst AID :. s..a.
eoii~ssas att sAtss pad ali basnsss .ass.,s8 %
spi i.la,se aha - The asss.i sa,saissse sss
RhFfkEAtk~
sa.'g,srssr .,.s s.a,sF, s.h' r.ai. Niaass''a
r"<.r f.f,- a.q i:@assr,
, a.ia ,.s i'i. sG~a.t s..a' r' M"
,es ta-- i.sig.; Ten asreA. bsriies.so
Asss,i. ! Hal sosa vsreSs',- ,sease IL
r az IL nl h.n, 49,, !, s:ss..,s ls
rsslry, J,srss O.. - re,ara. .rsg, \ CO.
:. soy a rasaY soa'is, Aisssa'a.
~ tisef, v liiuara uyatsams,,. Va.
i fss )" AN n ir1 ~.
Jsazs itsn.ses insb,
Sd i i:s. .1s'' Vac. a.. ~ i ,. a.
H. , d. ,,,s T.. o'"' ss'eoN''i, 9.
r. e, ns,s ssa'N ~, - p,p,s' B.s. q
gosn he.isy 4 ua, haassF- a.
~ = ispscoa,e. u. p, taaxssss ia.
We = ,enfefsa . 80, Brokers ~ PINE q
NsssFs fesraer Go, }sas' N.rel. = li,soa Mae
Ietfy g. tsssArs
tspt 3esu \ Nss.eF, lisrss.k}p
Ansrs otts, NsAlicr hsfB<'sbie HAHt
nsisis Fsvi, ARnessha, 3sse ssa, is5i
OFFERS rbR sAt,E
tnGp - RIO ~ Chores fAHM!EG LAND
lVt1 VOL dRteTsd sa9 as;srei. seiso,..i fasr
sea's ~" from wa ~ aes frnm = Fst s. Rsnsqs
N' ssttaEt - faHrs wi, tla> ua3tes, pa sass re-
tHfnesf tr s-te ~
wM. . GE.f.
y" a...' ~ .eas slsalas.i ss.'. 'syr, li ss's
ats sfiab4e .af stbeas iaSi -. saHNa.st ar,s,-
/ ss.us rani.
iasin Warren 4 Hoe's All. asa 60 seht f4s.
Z los - tNssi ss4rt f~ei
! NNs ~ y kHntg . ae' iss'a D S4ial Pa
! . iaa 5sas, hasisArss tas- ~ iaggsslni FssiA
hastaFrA Pos, frisi street g.. .rfsF
pa ia Traverse Il. Stoax
s tHtg a. { e s4rrf
" .tta ia e,r fisinp tatY
ID lhs r. irsias . kfsiN asa - iiu.ss,l.
, io'a ia tes4~z falie
~ sffsra s'3frra i.t snis lew.
Nm G. GRAY
i.af' a he il4aA .E Ho,.sr 81 sa5 Der Pane.
ta'fa s.4s~t,
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WI. kNHlsEkktss AND etgfkSiStl--THs
" sStsfussf harss r.~eesss hf. sxpg.nahs~.s n Va
ei"ssf :" is san' ss@s sssa'esafss sa isFss.
'srs1f ass 30 tsrf has~i Al tar fais e ~ irsss
a. pfx.ss lssna ~ BIS ssosxs ssasl kxSsy@
"A nSse s - fsseed ~ tas pEsxe isa - sasn,ns.
"a ~ tF.echs - tfa hn<7tsrye9 AID .arvsflng asss
isfs~risF asisnaa sB be- e4sss 'ss ,l.
s-4s q h"a Esaa~ s-4.rm*a, n 'asV- x
fss ssaa AZ sn.srf ses'ssi Is Ssa tst7s sar-
Az seisiss& tAe ss'Ai.ss, Il Land asftss4..
SiS.sess~s iss rsf.se " lsss aisekai
Hssls t.s.sb 4sfiss. haSssaei.sssrsis
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-07
Arise and shake Down the Monopoiics

CONSERVATION is resolving into indignation ;
the loss of the California mail steamer, Central
America now admonishes citizens to thoughtful
/ ly contemplate the dangers OF our main line OF
communication with the other States. We are all
,urged by aillicting and perverse circumstances,
J to institute public movement, which shall have
expression in every home in every department OF
business We must arise aud shake down the
reckless and unprincpled monopOlies which have
strown the route from New York to San Francis
co with the dead bodies of our tellow-citzenS,-
We must assemble to denounce the arrogant and
serdd combinations that, in return for our conf
dence and support, give us appalling stories to
Tread kill our friends and do harm to the prosper
4 itv of the commonwealth We must invite capt
talists to establish another line Of steamers aud
| pledge to the enterprise our friendship aud pat
ronagc so long as ii behaves towards us decent
J ly, and with view to profit accruing solely from
furnishing those facilities of travel which we de
sire and demand. Too long have we submitted
to the life destroying life-endangering, property
losing means of reaching the eastern country sup
piled by the United States Mail Steamship, the
Panama Railroad and the Pacific Mail Steamship
Companies.
Every one of us hates these associations of
killers we have right to detest them and we
curse their existence Let us, therefore, resort
to public meetings in city and village, and send
forth appeal, protest and denunciatory opinion.
We would see this movement begun ut the capt.
tai and spread to the remotest cabin on the noun
tains, and south to the last habitaton.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company deny that
they are responsible TO any extent, for casual
ties, carcessness aud crime which occur on the
lsthmus and on the Atlantic. That is nothing
the companies are a consolidation when dividends
are made in New \ York they are one piece ia the
management and three pieces in the practical ap-
plication. We're this not the case, the Pacific
Company could claim none of our esteem. What
have the company been doing for usy Their
coffin steamships crawl sluggshly along the ronte;
the mails are delayed passengers are nsulted
and disaster seems inevitable. Arise and shake
down the monopoles; ask unitedly for new
steamers and cheap fare condemn the old com
bnations, and the report of your actions will
sound in the vaults OF American and European
capitalists, in you favor, like thunder = -Sac"Age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-07
Cabin Reveries.

He il starting for home Who In California
has not heard those heart thrilling words fall
from the lips OF his companions as some old friend
il mounting his horse or mule, and bidding good
by to those around him. on his departure to the
Atlantic States And who has not felt that food
of recolections which rush over the mind on such
occasions. The sweet aud endearing remem-
brances of happy home the fond recollections
of the many pleasant events which have there
transpired ; aud the joyous greetings which he
would there aud then receive. were he but tho
fortunate person who was then leaving, and
would soon enjoy those inestlmable blessings
And who too, but vivdly remembers the many
urgent solicitations which he IL monthly receiv-
ing from his relatives and friends for his return to
his long absent home, aud In his imagination sees
those relatives eagerly watching the arrival OF
every California mail. and hears the quick-spokeh
exclamation from one to the other, as II arrives
The mail the California is in.' He pictures to
his mind the thrill of hope which the announce
ment creates in their hearts, and the deep anxiety
which pervades the minds OF those relations as
the Post Master looks over the last arrival of
California letters the joyous satisfaction which
is expressed on their countenances on the reeep-
tion of the welcome epistle and the eagerness
all may participate as soon as possible Id the joy
or sorrows which its contents may produce. And
then he beholds that deeply interested member
listening to every word and scanning every sylla-
BILE to see If there is not fixed some day or month
for the long absent one TO start homewards, and
if so, he fancies the strong electric spark Of joy
and happiness which instantly runs through that
circle at the announcement of the long wished for
Intelligence. On the contrary, the deep regret
and sorrow jf such is not the case Al the con-
clusion of these reflections who does not take an
instant review of his present and future prospects
in California, and in most of instances, he sees
before him many long months and perhaps years
of toll, privations and hardships before he eau
return At such times he almost thinks that Hea-
ven Is unkind to him. and even curses the unlucky
thought that ever induced him to leave that hap
py home for California gold. But, fellow miners.
let US not despeir, let our motto be hope still,
hope ever Let us toll on and rest assured that
our turn will come some time, and that, too, per-
haps sooner than what we now expect. when VIZ
will be permitted to enjoy all of the hopes which
we have had on such occasions. Till then, let US
work cheerfully on and indulge In no useless re-
pinings at our hard luck in California.-.houn-
tain Messenger.