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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05


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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

: psnls ofttc Territory ifks sr.,s ee',e intg
iic anioa ~ fyr tate. II VII ,saa.c NJ q snel
beyaaa' ti,s pepps have ,sec,,ieI, tNoash Ms
Eat'hsmnS elctt,un. lha, u i tl,e righi e
ile inhabitants nG 'hr territory ~ - rM.ns
IN. ul iu coBr 10 a. u sls,c state AZ ilelr
csn op,l,n II kstfss that titen o N, truth
va lbs assertion OF ihe black wpgDl,use ,ha'
,he miBs1t, ,uts ut t"l. IrcmaBt las had
sH, lpislepor "a 's~aFiuy tic a.lmlssiou u'
X an~as a. a tSNs Slaie. II is admitted q.
ifys ~tatr i, wni pc tt,e replt & ,be fy>~
cboa~ ~ it. le'plc and ihorkps va strict
oo0lnru,J, siih the pt,m9pl'~ II popular
sp,rit,xut, snauPgra,cl Ia, The h hsa,p AN
nsrroi apt by ths ts,i'sy vi the s,llne,2tJa
taa. sgstanod bs Tina popular yrJic, Ia ,he
election ,a Nj lbehsHaa and c,ifsnnistc'i
l 2 'l 'rf-'t-. 0,s.i'ifi ~ i'~t
.,a,.A, ts!4.h t..-at ..tH a.
Sdatal la,iS and held responsible a. b. ad
vs''al. oi 'he reroi''ur prtnopsa a sealsT'7-
slnaai se,rrisatg tsh,rh mraas raaerc.sian
81 is.eotsmi o,et she tntnrigN
lu ,lIe .srt p'a,s tie issatap,,oI ihei Is an
N,. viii is n rNa @tnt' ia ptems,uns, Ii5-
ffto th, tbsii"n L wa 'saii,hHils meam,i
hs tlse republican i,asi,t, that i Mr tht
lhaHaa aas ci,ssd II wnuiai certainly ln
Save state Nj Ilu, hanaH Waa v4ecis-i
aud iLr ea, halfs nov nss0ne that Il
Nii he d fr,s state and ialaalY plair, That
iha result Is Hnaaogurn0' ot the iasfe ,ete
cs.3 for itomaut Ia ,hc nee State. " kat-
"a. is,un,, a iroe state i, ADJ he The l"elt
mate ou,e&qu'G,e ni I've ftoc Vhni~ a ils
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

HiNFg stttt"nssnf.
Nc at, cfAllnl 10 maxi ,lr ioilo~ .,,a
extracts from a WORK jin press. nH VI unr
s1ta apd tbe proposed 'rerri'ors o. bsroj,h
10y & " h>pNNs Lsq. Nsich i, .4nu t.
hc pusiished by Il FAasuAs. oi Washing.
ton ,-
Tn s.i'lcmui, Is seventy u.iia north 81
pCsabua cad lr,s cB Ln,h side 10 the river
its p1m.aton b tstlalatoi ~ 10000 Il
owes us ofig,a 90 the euterprisr aul siects~
% 'he Hudson Bay Gompany Man, o'
thr Scttirrs csra- from scotland ba' Ia,
mo-t were from Ianada They fDsUk Log
ilsh and Canadian French rho En...A
style II 4'cis'y s wcil s'pt up vr'tb we
regard the church with g. bishop ,n laief
with h.s NJ ,e.af. the -chaAl sih hM
hbuuv 'l- oflicrt with h's suc,urr "a ths;f
pap.r cauucy. They have a jud.p.. Wao
GIT good housc 10 hive ~ sssi - eGo sigi-
hgg yuhr but h. has rothius of co,.,,
qusnrs 10 do tie was formerly a lesdtng
lswysx ia Cana,a
ihc gre,d isgsimSs ai the aotu aaou,, uf
courva, is the laf trnnic IN hhmahse
amour; Of hufalo skins Is ,aleu lu tlia sum
mrr aod autumn, whilc ~ the winter snaile~
baI more saiuRuic fuss gre poyusad The
ladans also enlist IN ihr hunts Aid i y
estimated that ppwards oi slno 900 worth
uf iufe art Annually iltkcH ir.t Our ltrIii9r}
3i,a 4'll % the IL ilsru Raw Cumiany. Il
a b.gh tine indeed. that military pol
s,paid h- established sgmcslp.rp un 'ic Red
River Of the North by plf government
itr iiustsoH bay ompagy is npW 4 puN.
eriul monopoly No, 30 BaWg6Hi end
potent as Tire PAS india C1npsm. Il A
stili powerful oumhlnation. lhaweriff oru
lfaca Op 10 mrmb,1s aud rrgartiu.. "a p-.u.
lar feature IN the strength at. gousi.l.r uf
tide British Empire power whlrh io u>r
TIE oioVnnt hngns p' Dae.l Wclltti,
'l.ls dsiud over 20, #i.pe 10, 'aoc ~ t}e
g.ol'c Ni,h h.4 ps~s4eslees ap3 nlitlsr, pet.
uhuse morning drgni-b,-a' IrllaWibg 'hf sou
A,d keeping company with the hnHrs e.rciis
tbe earth daily S'iii onr coa, anuu4 sod gA
broken slraln u maitial mns, Tie com
papy ,s growing firhai ever, sa, .ui iis
jurisdiction Esd ~ lani, vii sy5u Gnd aH
svaliahl4.. n.Nr' dreamed " ts oNiar
uUlrse a@ Hav Jn'a4h'y lapYsr 4llndag
sovereignty s.r1ps IN a. grasp iho isI.ft %.
So nuR apprenticeship.
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own iarEsrtian. Ibe7~ srr nsp.f tNrt.1
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pans ihe o'Iat..t gives t3afa llse r ar ~
isI-.a'r iNs tt st'.u"ut tt' ha,t msuy
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

tHt iAHW oirH s 20 eNf AhH AsbihHh
WHt 10 atauoe leiFe thcit defeat, fish
W s"ult ''hT @il passion, ie A. apt o. s',s
pss eNcas~ "iN''i's ~ stsl doebts tlH' u
rrai iylth els SO a triumph - observed am
hco4Qbt mia g.gs.tio0 >tne Va ri'esiienils
el'st'H, W. have ohSnfSed Win siient at'
HsiNsH ta, 9'or''nus shi'ts a't devices bl
Nlatn tha frHbrri "rgans aa'V tatoros &
doos,c iHrmatg'a aad oabrrs "a rgant i'
3 tif eN,rnt aei @cH.iaanre ., lhe d'wiHfat'
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small uFsi.,um 81 ovhiri which he,
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7'~r~ ,o -'r- = e'c0r'->,S' - '-.'-s-' ~. -,
'naG administration Wo haw svi
vi'iHs io aoiie ,ha tcei " t,a'c as the tra,t
q. uur ~riors l. pos re ant ti'n ~s'in
/ s14ps H isn~raAc pinct Nn Asaue1. i
hs- given l+ ua eH.rsl &" as caf di'a'i'l
opru n's wp4ulgae ih"i' sircng,h. AMI
piuctm up r"awr' nta Newwal ~ The
NHiUs, m ist3 III N,Ta privilege, "i
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ihst tl's hslis ~sss ass panied ~ reha6S63 RI
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

typnsN met ~ 80 "eigfk, A H., aud after
/ tsr usisssesinh % hs ns'gsi isshsssnsfy busi
aess. tns fsioslng Liis ~ess hsrsaae~i
by VI. ksss,A siu 80 incorporate tts
siss,nger esd ~ rsisr western Rxiifpsd i'su,,
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| ss f rsf,ssa cD,sfsss, and for sslssf psYsosss.
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fsag ~ ~ uss, ihs nsessh a Csea Crssk
| Ai.o. 'h sJsseisr 70 Ard. 0odfrsy tks
figss ~ h0fsd sad insausala bridge aer,iss sis
~ ias.s al the village II orsno, h tho eesnty
n ssheststnr
~ NJ. Hrsvnpss "A eisi 70 snsbars.s q.
| Construction u ass ~ dsuns N so~ nshjp III.
taaSs 10.
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| fs,aoss rsp.dtsa nii w iseefpafss~ ~ A;ill.
sssss tbhtrs sssspssy. . bsii - inrssporses
tss Anaks hn9ss tesagssy. snA 3 bill 70 incef
pessv tbs - Fad and fsiia Cny Iksdxs Con-.
FsIy bsSk slitvai snsasinnss1a.
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al .ss - 'hs sossfy eelssfs q Msgsf eesssy.
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~''h sinsBdt"'it" Atssisines's sdaptsa,
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~ ~ t.itMs y strt'' 50 ., t''si residents,
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Ai,cr tbs ,,dlnafmaent which ,ssUrrel
osar sau's'l 'h" tF'amlihan, adyoca,s ar,~e
aai gave aH ulp0,utm,p, I wlN lGyu,
IL AN hall i9-nisht a, cigh, oroek l}e
;i.eh gi,d,.i % dfussA ,hf crowd .,saalag
to 20 onr, though mAHy sltaRpl''i 10 draw
kim .ai0 convrrsahu,
At eight o'clo'.s the euaii -hoae' Nlis again
tlsrVnRtd, ana The stranger. soconileR
pFam,o, delivered h.s ~raon j. csla.Hi
the SAME a,'rloa''~ a. ~, prcyious ".~s,eaey
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-23
LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN.

Il has long been o avorite scheme of the publish
ers of this paper to give fuller and more readable
reports of the proceedings of the Legislature than
have ever been given by any paper in Nashville.
The cost of the enterprise has hitherto deferred
from undertaking it. But regular subscription
list, which, prior to May, 1885, had never amounted
TO $500, now exceeds 1000, and we at length feel
strong enough for the undertaking. We are making
arrangements for full corps of professional re-
porers and will ISSUE during the first week of the
suing session of the Legislature the first number of
The LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN. 1t will be
published weekly or Oftener during the session. as
the proceedings shall require in quarto form. From
twenty-five to thirty numbers will be issued and
the series will, when complete form volume of be-
tween 200 and 300 pages convenient for binding and
reference. 1t win contain the messages of the Gov
ernor, reports ofpublic officers and sketches of the
debates in both Houses In short it will furnish
complete and Ineligible history of the Legislation
of the session. not only of what is DONE but Of what
is said 1t will be our ambition to make the LEGIs-
LATUE UNION AND AMERICAN strictly impartial in its
sketches, and work which shall be recognized as
authority by both parties. None of our own notes
and comments on the proceedings will appear in it.
lucy Will De COnnneu 10 regular euluOnS II Will
thus be work indispensable to the politician, and
the value of which will be increased by time We
ablish tss fixture of our Office and will transmit it
to one of the most important bran
ches of our business. Mr.. A. E. Drspier, already
well known to many of citizens a stenographic
reporter, will have the principal charge of Ourrepors
and he will be assisted by other equally competent
professional reporters.
The price of the LEGISLATIVE UNION AND AMERICAN
will be one dollar for the SERIES six copies to one
address for five Enthusiastically IN Gdranes. 1t
is not purpose to send out any prospectus other
than this. Postmasters throughout the State
authorized to act agents, and we will feel under
great obligations to any other friends who will
toward lists of subscribers.
Having thus developed the outlines Of our plan,
submit it to the people of the State, and ask for it
the encouragement it deserves.
R6r Editors of papers in this State who will pub
lish the foregoing state its substance in their
editorial columns, shall be furnished with copies
during the session and with the bound volume at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-23
PTRsT AND SECOND RIDDLES.

Who has noticed the difference between the first
and second fiddler Of orchestra? One is all life,
spirit, energy. Now waving the bow in the air. he
silently guides the karmony-now rapidly tapping
on the restboard ehurries its movements or, again.
bringing the violin to his shoulder he takes the lead
ing melody and high above the crash of sound, the
wild concord of hundred instruments, you hear
shrieking along the shrill notes of the first fiddle
He is enthusiast he stamp shisfoot, wags his head
beats time with mad energy, enters heart and soul
into the music-and all because he is leader, and
plays the first fiddle.
Seated by his side, but upon a lower chair with a
lower-rest before him, is patient man, who saws
meekly on the cat-gut. He never allows his faciie
hand to run off in roulades Of melody, never wags
his head stamps his foot but steadily and hon.
estly he pours undereurrent of harmony into the
music which one hears or cares for, no one Gre
dts to him, without which the orchestra would be
lame, indeed. Without his eye fixed on the notes,
he draws the bow with diligence and not with
thusissm, he before him not the inspiration ola
master, but with each euaver, he earns so much
bread-and-butter for his family. Perhaps he some
times ciphers up what fraction Of mill single
note may bring him. a-4
And yet it is possible that this same man, now so
very like an automstion in his place. may have all
the genius and fire Of the leader-but alas he plays
second fiddle.
All this bit Of morslizing passed through our
mind and partly through lips, the other night,
while listening to an orchestra engaged in the per-
Torrance of Strauss quadrille. But human nature
acts principles which do not vary with each par
ticular occupation, and oman fully develop his
pOwer-ifhe has any-While playing second fiddle.
More less, all live for applause for notoriety,
for reputation of talent, skill genius, wealth. The
soul whose light is hid beneath bushel, its powers
crRmped by inferior position, living in constant
consciousness Of secoudrate Importance, is but half
itself. 1t loses the fire of sympathy with lockers
on feels that it is irresponsible for the grand results
and settling to the axiom act well your part loses
sl hope of acting in the future better and nObler
part. But with this feeling of nferOrity comes the
fddles, there is equality in this varying world
it would be world Of stupid ssmeness if it were so
and the first fiddle is left to beat the air in all
his greatness. But Heaven pites the second ddlers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-23

WASHINGTON IN RETIREMENT.-If there was no
company he would write until dark, if pressed by
business, until nine o'clock in the evening; other
wise he read in the evening amused himself with
q game Of whist. The reverential awe which his
deeds and elevated position threw around were
often source of annoyance to him him in pri-
vste life, especially when he perceived its effect upon
the young and gay. We have been told of a case in
point, when he made his appearance at a private
ball where all were enjoying themselves with the
utmost glee. The moment he entered the room the
buoyant mirth was checked; the dance lost its ami
nation; every face grew grave; every tongue was
silent. He remained for time endeavoring to en-
gage in conversation with some of the young people,
and to break the SPELL finding it in van he retired
sadly the company Of the elders in an adjoining
room, expressing his regret that his presence should
operate as such damper. After little while light
laughter and happy voices again resounded from the
ball room, upon which he rose cautiously approached
on tip-toe the door, which jar and there stood
for sometime delighted spectator of the youthful
revelry.-L1e Of Washington.