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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16

7 h. has ever ls,N the vehement dcnoaneSf VI
/ England her ambition. her hatrssl VI liberty
bs ,tsig,s /, thwa, the jev,lopmrat and
p'aee al tbs United States The hk ol
General Ca. has lssn isssrly coetssnpo-
ramouswith the Acknowledged la.icts,Hicn~
NJ his conntr,. be- remembers AmcrtN thin.
iy pupalat,sl ami II ss0isi.ra,e Iow0, thu
struggle cf isia inuiid hia u yaungiasn. tho
long war ofabus' htwccn Tory England anil
the touchv ynung Democracy &c America il
s,ill fr,sh Ia hrs rcoilN,tion, and. like man,
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one aGc iuio another which has little IN com,
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Maine boundary, nrrnn AMI rcxas The
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there existed y sin, or int. rnatiansl sor,Aess
which ses'ms now 10 have Iass.sl away -.
scared, cop, ul amy opposition paper ~
i'ars was pupllshci without TRADE against
the 'purf,lious Nlbion. AMI the American
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Iihpod Of q new ALLIANCE Of Franc and Amer
lea AGAINST the mn,hcr country. i,n, th,s,
d,va have las@si away. The british Em
p,rc has e,,n ,i,sconirnt anil disorder vanish
from ,is hounds. An ,mi.rtapt po,n,s OF
difference betwun ENGLAND and tbs United
States have been scttI,l the ,y,nnmn,c..
ton between the two nations buy, m,rra.,I
~ wonderfully q. tn make them, ior all com
mer,ial purn,.,x "A sinple ,oanir, "A b,itut
feeling has conn, into ,.is,.ncr h,mdsI ON
a clear understanding of .ucb other. ,,Y.
eir,s,anec- aud institutions. Our own 10,
laiious with our mas,~t Earo,,an neighlnfs
are of the most eoni,al kind The asssLes
Of aeu,.ral Gas, and Lis scLooj have. here
toforc, lost most of their importance. We
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popular ora,,t,, much of !, III. prou,i,nrs
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warikc touc i. we believe. no, one 10 which
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
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WAsHIsoroH, Jan. l2.--SEHATE.--Theie
was long debate in the Senate OF. the
House bill, for the reliof Of Mary Reside,
proposing to pay her $3.50 600, being bal
ance due to her husband for his services In
carrying the mails, with interest from De-
cember, l841. The case has been before
Congress for twelve or fifteen years, and
was favorably reported by the Court Of
Claims. Tie bill passed by vote OF 20
against 10, after an amendment, striking
out an allowance for interest.
The Senate passed the House bill making
appropriations for the support Of the Militia
~ Academy
Dir. Benjamin reported bill making sp-
preparations for the improvement by con-
tract of,he Mississippi, Missouri and Arkan.
sas rivers.
A large number OF BILLS on different
subjects were introduced by various gem
tlemen.
HousE.--ln the House, The tariff bill was
discussed by Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, who
said that majority Of the Committee OF
Ways and Means desired By the extension
of the fee list, to give incidental protection.
The bill, il passed. viii reduce the annual
receipts more than ten millions Of dollars.
II wus their intention to simplify the col
lection of the revenue, and materially re-
duce the expenditures oil Custom Houses.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16

CHARACTERISTIC The arrest Of IioUP at
Rock Island, on Saturday last, upon arequi-
silon VI the Governor Of New York, threat
ened to make quite a disturbance in thGt
city; it appears that Loup had come from
Iowa City, where he lived, to attend horse
race and had bet watch aud some money
with gambler. When the arrest vas
made, Loup informed ,he gambler OF his fix
ana requested PERMISSION to Withdraw his
s'aRes which was assented to; but the race
same oil before Loup left the city, aud Il
eamolet's horse winning, the latter refused
~, give up Loup's share OF the money,
Inc fost Master then interiered in the mat
ef' and told the officers that they had bet.
'e' ieaVe town with their prisoner, uad moi
make iass lest tbe gamblers should les-
.ue MIN A government officer is in pretty
business taking sides with CAN'T ers against
'"s ouseis Of the law -Chtcago Trio.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
FIRST LAY OF JANUARY
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
The Hog slaughters.

The "Lovispille Courier OF the LIST inst.
says that the packers around the falls have
closed for the season, Messrs, Hamilton,
Ricketts, & Co, at Jefersonville, having
slaughtered 55,ol5 hogs. This, together
with the number slaughtered by the other
packers, makes the aggregate 246 1888 hogs
against 3ss,013 hogs the previous season;
making def ency Of s6,l7o hogs.
According to the Cincinnati Price Cur,
rent of the lst the number of hogs packed
there to date this season is sl3,7o2 against
s2sss6 the preceding year, The season
is expected 10 continue two or three weeks
longer at that point.
The Indianapolis journal says -
"The hog season may be said TO have cfo
sed, although few are still killing by farm
ers and.coming to town for sale The mum
Der packed here is about $1,000 against
$1,000 LAST year.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-16
Election OF U. 8. Esnator Ia Pennsylvania.


protest was presented in the Senate
to.dly against III e election of Mr.. Cameron,
because he did no, receive a concurrent
majority in each House, and because the
senate failed to comply with the law re-
CURING the appointment Of teller and the
nomination oi candidate on the day before
The meeting OF the Convention.
The protest is signed by fourteen Sena
tors. The consideration OF the matter was
postponed in consequence Of the absence Of
Mr.. Brown.
A similar protest was presented to the
House and warmly debated.
A motion made to place the protest on
the Journals was lost.
No quorum voting, call Of the House
was ordered, pending which the House sd.
journed.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

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