The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-08-08

Here follow some sentiments drank by the
members of the "Boat Company No. A, 18th
Regiment of South Carolina Militia" upon
TINS same 4th of July, which show not only
the sentiment of the South, when assembled
to celebrate the glorious fourth, but shows
the military spirit of that State, and which
pervades the whole Democratic party.
Hon. r. g. BrooEs-Though Dead liveth in the hearts
Gen. Bomhdm successor to Brooks-Abe to lash with
tongue and hand may he keep in mind the achievement
ofhis and when has failed wipe out
every stain attempted to be thrown upon the peope or
institutions of the South, b. the magic Of coacids
''When argument has failed"-that is the
Democratic doctrine-"wipe out every stain
attempted to be thrown upon the people or
institutions of the South, by the magic of
coiUhide." That is one of the plankc en-
grated into the great Democratic platform.
"When argument has failed" when the good
sense of the people has rebuked them, then
try the border ruffian power. 1t is prom
inent plank in their platform, yet plank
which sometimes gets knocked out, and it
was the knocking out of that plank of the
platform in the last election which causes the
Democracy Of Minnesota to-day to occupy the
ground which C@saa wished his wife to &C.
cupy-the back ground, n
Stdoery-An institution which the wants of society
keepin existence negroes in e South and white slaves
in the North.
Now where is there Democrat who can
submit t" act with that parry without un-
manning himself? "Negroes in tie South
and white slaves in the Nfrth." Do they
they mean our laboring clas? No, sir, they
mean the men who do the dirty work for
them in politics. They call them their slaves
and they glory in the appellation of slaves.
1t is glory enough for them to he called
the slaves of the South. Still do not know
that l should ia any exception to that.
Ii they desire the name, let them wear it.
Hon. L. N. Bomhana, Member of Compensation
Edgefeld may he supply himself with cane named af-
ter his predecessor of sufficient strength and to
whenever its countrys rights demand it, all the abolit-
ionists from the Government seat of Washington
That is the gentleman who succeeds
Brooks.
The Hemp Crop of Kansas-Ought to be applied in a
domestic way, hang Free State agators in the Terri.
tory.
Now, sir, take these Anti-Slavery opinions
OF the North as expressed by the Ex-Gover-
nor, take the prO-slavecr sentiments of the
South, and see the work acting with the
South, and say there is no man but must
come to the conclusion that either the Demo
cratic Party North or the Democratic Party
South are dishonest. 'Iney cannot the one
be opposed to slavery, aud the other be in
favor OF it, when every word and Act in Con.
gress, by those who adhere to present admin.
lstration, 60 to sustain slavery.
NOW 1 propose 10 occupy Few moments
N m reading resolution which lind in the
I 9, Democr0t, 10 sustain the position
! nave TAKEN tnat the OBJECT OF the assem-
9'ase ~ ehe other end OF the capitol Is to
deleat !he Wish OF the people to come into
the Onlon as otate. Inns resolution was
passed at meeting at st. Peter,-the coun.
W represented Dy my trend Mr.. COggswell-
WI "o " vi 'uiy
Resotred That cordially approve of the Sta nd
against fraud and injustice which the Democratic dele
CATION have made and that we exhort them to adhere
their position at all hazards preferrng rather that
we remain as Territory than that the odous features
of modern Republcanism shall be thrust upon lis in ON
fundamental law against the expressed will of the
people.
Now If that 10 tbo doolarot;o, of +Lo Dor,
'"' 40 VI" "',oi vi INC Deui'
Ocratic party-and 1t is published in the
Pioneer 4. Democrat tho Tovarnpant orro,
horo .,,,o :, ~, - so
"S.N; .ioi0 10 al iiilcutiou III tilaI party &c
defeat our coming into the Union As q State
.rd ro+,,or tb,n H. Dl.I: go.
->P"'~.' COA'sieu
tlOn DE thrust upon the people OF the Terri
torv Of Minnesota thnv will rnmo;n in +bl
oti,or onJ of tho c.. AZ 'ns
oIucr Cuu vi Ciic CaplLOl 10 UeIeaL IL.
But / promised to introduce an iiem nj
or;donoo r. chou, ,ho+ o,,r C,,o.J -.
'S"0o W 0"o" 'n"' Jul I'e"u, uoVernoI
German, is unworthy of credit. know this
is a worry sorinus cb,r,o bu+ ,,,bo, bo h,;r.
"u" N""i se' "u' "neu He uIihS"
h'n,seit upon the witness stand to testify in
regard to q matter of fact he makes himself
lI;o ,;. 81 II
P""i'C "i',ieSS, u"'' all men nave the right
to test his character for truth and yeracity-
T hold in INV bond +ho D:,,. r. ~.
~ ny "u '"o to"ee' y De"ocft
OF Marcn 9th, 1891. Its reputation is above
,uSpicion, (laughter) and hence I read from
- III N,;I :: I,1a. G. I'm >,
u. Ine artlcle is heahed "A Second Tribute
to His EXcellencv Gov German Tt saws:
n,
rms TACT IS however as certain as it is singular, that
IN spte OF te aids OF your former repue and the gen
esa prosperity m spite OF the TACT that you were
Democratc Governor OF democratic people, and act
ing IN conwncuon with Democratic Legislature, yor
cam I" he close OF the hrst session under your admin
.s an o. contempt among your friends ane
GerSion among your enemies.
railing thus as you have, to impress yourself favora
ny upon the democracy Of this Territory; falling also
to create German faction in the party which eithe
in point OF talent or numbers oud claim the consdera
ton Of respectablity and failing, further in linking
Dis as its we are frank u to
that present open alliance with the Black Repubi
sn ab US and
relieved of the burden of your countenance, and o.
comm Sc Tor the Opposition in view Of the incubus
But this alliance if i does not redound TO v"nr credit
as man, or to your fame executive, has already
., a es or i
Excel ency that your administration IS barren Of ever
one solitary public measure The bill for the removal
pointed to in vindcatian of the truth That your Exce
ency has in instance at least left your impress up
Oh in I"e a INA this
perjury its approval by your Excellency does not in
the least, nvalidate the truth we have stated. Nc
The fact I mav I be e aGs o. yUI
fact; and with of your Exceiiency's temper, sue
"r caog Of is more paataSe than h
promise to be mere cobweb trash when they stand
against the Interests Of your pocket and the demands
prevents your attaining cebty for Virtue Win Ace Ger.
ta'ny insure You notorety for wee alternative ar
scuy Which, otherwise a .e eu vn OF oD
itabeOt There fitness too in the fact that an ad
e of which was an affective
been characterized by folly and imbecitv should close
your bids fair close amid outrages
ture and amid the and se the
crimes Of its official head.
Now, sir, with that evidence piled up
against the Ex-Governor we will leave him
upon the present occasion, and offer few
remarks in regard to the position which he
Republican party hold in this country. 1t is
alleged by our opponents that we are enemies
OF the Union, anu it is the cry of the Repub-
llcan party continually, dis olive the Union"
Inc Republican party beg leave to represent
, their own sentiments. What are they p