The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-09

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| beginning Of winter.
| WARRINGTON, Nov. %. ls5S-JtfI.rson
Davis has frightened some Of the Northern
lscomp,oni,es dr~dfally by his Jackson
speech. Any number oi protests are sent
up here against the doctrine that Congress
must intervene TO protect slavery in
Territories Gen. Cass, himself, being far
from ready to agree 70 the proposed forth.
coming Rcccptntion OF this theory in the
Presidents Message But the President
stands firm, lie assurcdly told Davis that
he intended 10 advance upon his present
position. and he will do II, II Is odd. by
the way, that tho President should have
made two promises both Of the EXTREMIST
kind-,o the two Senators from Mississippi.
Brown aud Davis lie told the first tina, be
would remove every oilir-holder IN the
North who did not come up 10 the odious
requirements Of the English bill, and now
Promises Davis that be intends 10 advance
upon his delightful experiment Of Iecompton.
isul.
A good many ofthc southern men some Of
them already here, assert that they will not
follow Jefferson Davis IN / Is new chase nf.
ter irmc
The statement that Senator Douglas Inns
oG red terms 10 the Administration IL a
weak aud shameless invention. lie Ia ex.
pcted TO get here about tho Christmas
holidays, und will take hisscat immediately.
lie has made his mark. aud will stnnd on
the cmintncc he has won. with no disposition
To court his enemies or to desert bis friends
lie stands to-day where no has always
stood has nothing 90 unsay. nothing to re
pcni, aud nobody's pardon TO esk.
The establishment, OF u Douglas paper ut
Norfolk, Virginia, Is one Of tho signs of
the times.
The President will write his own Mes
segc While he held place under Col.
Polk he wns public IN his declarations tina,
the President never consulted his Cabinet
md since he has been elevated himself to
that place, he has done the same thing.
Hence you will find that his next message
will be all his own,
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
WAsriscros, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 1858
The runners about the retirement Of S,cro.
tury Cobb from the Cabinet are renewed
with more posiiyeness than ever.
The Cabinet had long session today.
which is said to have been snythiug but
harmonious, Secretary Cobb dissgrcipg
with the President on the Tariff question,
and Secretary Thompson insisting on the
adopt on oi nn extreme policy, In relation 10
Mexican and Genital American affairs
ltwould not be surprising IL the Cubne,
wolld br broken up and reconstructed. Pub-
liz. L...
~ successor to Secretary Cobb. though
much oi that opinion Ia probably manutac
turcd 10y the feeling Of the Railroad interest
N regard to the question Of lay ing duty On
iron.
Correspondence Of he Herald
II given out by the friends Of Senator
Douglas that DO will not take his seat IN the
Senate until after the meeting Of the Legs
laiurc Of Illinois lie is fearful Of being over
reached, M Il is understood there are few
shaky Democrats IN TINT body, who have no
particular love for him
WAHnisoros, lice. Through the Of.
forts Of the State Department for the nmel-
loration Of the duty on -four IN Brazil, nm
imperial edIct Inns been issued reducing II 30
per cent. below the former tariff This Is
considered III important concession.
hdvices from Costa kien, from nm official
source, express an earnest disposition 10 en.
ter into arrangements NJ the claims OF tho
United States against that republic.
WAsuisGros. Dec. 1.-The President has
received Information from japan, tina, lus
enbassy from that country will make Ia
appearance at Washington some time ~
May or june next
Information wss received today Of 70.
newrd ouirsges IN kaus,s by Montgomery
and his bapd They hnh puplcred nun.
ber oi families, aud the people were nrm.ug
| Tor resistance.
The Picsld,Dts Message was given TO tie
printer yesterday, II will be snt by s|c.
cal agents to the postinasiers Of al the
principal cities
The New York Journal Of Commerce de-
MES, from reliable authority. thu, there is to
| be- any change ia the cabinet.
WAsnisoros. dec. 2.-It WINS recently
extensively reported that Secretary Cobb
had accepted The appointment OF Minister
~ Fraucr. mud nov II ia rumofcu that BE- Is
| gong to England ~ similar capacity Bat
there is the highest authority for saying
that there !. no truth whatever In these
stat, meu's nnd further, that since the Tor
nation 81 the Presidents cubiuet, IL IA not
known that my member thereof Las bad
the f.moo,t idea 81 withdrawing
Tie Presidents IbeSsge Is IN type, und
will hc r,ndy Tor the press to morrow. hd-
vanc'd c"pes will only be cent 10 Rich
moud, Va, Baltimore, Philadelphia aud
| New York.
A. Il Corbin will leave FRIDAY afternoon
for 81 Louis. IN charge Of the PRESIDENTS
mes'nge and 'he cabinets reports, to be
forwarded by the Overland Express TO Cal.
| ifofna
The message will GIL Is columns fproba-
bye CHI d the U",o" The reports are
utusuilly shor'.
Its pnd,ttood ,ha, the Executive intends
TO concentrate imm' da'e'y as large a naval
] farce ps uos,ii,lr IN the Gulf az Mexico and