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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27
Farther Attempts Of the Black Nepuh-
Heans 10 Enbarrass the Interests Of
Minnesota

In the House Of Representatives there
appears 70 he @ combination between the
South Americans and Republican,, TO en-.
bara~ and delay by every means in their
power, a complete and fall recognition o
the rights Of Minnesota. We are now with
ont representation, in the House, owing TO
the intervention Of these parties. When
the credentials Of our members were pre-
sented, SHERMAN, Of Ohio, the agent Of the
Secret Circular clique, and the author Of the
bin delaying our admission another year oo-
jocted to their reception. The Democrats
desired that the Minnesota members should
be sworn In, and then proposed that the OBJ
ections Of Mr.. SHERMAN should be referred
to the appropriate committee This the
usual course, would have secured TO the state
representatives on the floor OF the House, at
the most important period Of the session
But the Know Nothings and Black Repub-
leans carried their point--every Democrat
uotag 10 ddmh our members and erery
Biack Republican and Know Nothing roi,ng
10 rejet them. The vote stood 81 for admis-
sion and 81 against.
The credentials were then referred to the
Committee On Elections. Our members
will hardly be able TO obtain their scat this
session, unless their case should be presented
to a full House, in another form. We are
consequently without representation in the
House, thanks to the allied Black Republi-
cans and Know No,hings.
This ia lal. anolAcr pbas.e Of the E-.N--EE&4.
BABcocg -CoorgR Secret Circular movement.
The intention Of this corrupt clique now is
we believe, to endeavor TO secure the reec
ton Of our members, so that RAMsgY, who
failed In the Gubernatoral contest and in
the Senatorial contest. can have an opportu-
nifty Of trying his luck in Representa-
tive contest.
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The Dubuque North.Wet has " cayed.
The editor gloried in the fact that his was
the first paper in the Northwest that
hoisted the Lecompton banner, and sustain
ed the fraud. In his closing article the ed
itor says:
We have endeavored, by every means known
TO US, TO stem the tide Of hard times hope
had whispered Us that this spring would bring
relief and easier times; this hope has not been
realized. and having lost from 1900 to 900 per
month for sersraf months past, We do not feel
warranted in mourning liabilities, by q contina.
ance Of the paper at this time, which may re.
quire years Of laborious exerti0ns to liquidate.
The editor is not so bad off as it would
appear at the first glance. His sacrifices
for Lecomptonism have been rewarded by
the Dubuque Post-Ohice. Who says Re
publics are ungrateful?
The st. Louis Leader, another wild le-
compton organ, also departed this life few
days ago.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

In thu House, on SmERNASs proposition
to send the Minnesota Constitution back to
another convention Of delegates, to be here
after elected, Tor in other words to delay the
admission Of the State for one year, the
vote stood-tor SHrRNAN's amendment. 81
against. l4l The vote against admitting
the State according to the political COM
plexion of members, stood, Republican,
ynIayy.SIxE Americans--rwELvE Dem
ocrats--yoS
TN the final passage of the bill admitting
the State, rwsNry-oSE Republicans voted
in the negative FOURTEEN Americans and
THREE extreme Southern Democrats.
SHERMAN. and his Secret Circular coad.
jn,ors here, were very industrious but I'M
fortunately for themselves, did not possess
sullicien, influence to keep the State out Of
the Union
In dcpriving us of our representation 10
the House, they have thus TAR been more
successful To accomplish this act Of injus-
tee and bad faith, they succeeded in uniting
the entire Black Republican strength in the
House, and the votes OF every Southern
X now. \ othIng.
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Judge OF the L. =. District Court Of Mm-
nesOta.

We learn by telegraph, that on Friday
last, the President appointed Hon. Rem
sAEILER II. NELSON, Of this city, to the re.
sponsbIe position Of Judge of the United
States District Court for the State Of Min
nesota.
This will be good news, no, only TO the
Democratic party Of Minnesota, but to the
entire people of tho State. Judge NELSON
has resided in the State from its organiza-
ton as a Territory to the present time and
as good citizen and an cnterprising man
Of business, has borne an active part in all
measures having for their object the prosper
lty OF Minnesota. AS one Of the Justices OF
the United States Territorial Court, Judge
Nelson manifested those qualifications so
essential in an upright and efficient Judge.
The bar Of this city, and Of the State, will
hail with pleasure The intelligence of this
appointment.
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ny Don't lts !

Why don't Mr.. CemPlete.l.etter Writer
B,no@A inform the public whether his lc,-
Ter 10 Ex.Governor GoRNAS, Offering that
gentleman in case he successfully opposed
the admission o, the State IA seat in the
United States Senate. al the hands Of the
Republican party of Minnesota, was written
on his own responsibility" Mr., EAucocS
does no, manifest the same eagerness TO be
rccogp.1ed as the author of this letter. ~ he
did 20 be- known ms the writer OF the secret
circular. We can imagine various reasons
for this modes'y, on the part of the Com
ple,c Letter Writer, The question natu-
rally arises. who gave BApcocK authority 10
promise Gov GoguAN seat in the Senate
Was i, Gov. RAMSEY and The clique, or was
it done on my own responsibility 2 II
the latter should prove true. the public
would naturally feel anxious TO ascertain
when and from whom Mr.. B,scocs obtained
his disposablc lien upon the preseu, and fa.
turu seats OF Minnesota in the Senate.
We call the attention OF the editor Of the
Tunes 90 this matter He has deep inter-
~, in the subject. rs one OF the guardians Of
Back RepubiicaDism in this State. Prob.
ably Mr.. RARcocN aud pr. FosrgR (thA
printer Of the Secret circular will explain,
ii.ealloi on to do 10 by the I'me' editor,
We have no doubt. bat that in the even, d
the BACK Republicans obtaining power ii
this State, i, will H. Mr. NEwsoN who vii
be sent 10 the Senate lie has therefore moi
only political bat personal interest in
probing thi. matter 10 the bottom.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

On Mon Jay the State government OF Min
nesota was fully and completely organized
by the State officers elect taking the oath OF
Office, and entering upon the discharge OF
their respective duties
The officers assembled at the Governor =
Room in the Capitol, between twelve O'Clock
aud one P. NJ. The oath Of office was all.
minis,ered by J, ]. Moan, Esq. Notary
Public, and Clerk of the Supreme Court.
The following State officials were present /:
IIsSgY II. SIBLEy. Of Dakota county Gov
crnor: WV. IoLCoNBE, of Washington
county, Lieut.. Governor FRANCIS BAAsES,
of Brown county, Secretary of State GEO
W. ARMSTRONG, of Ramsey county. State
Treasurer; LAFAYETTE EMMETT, of Ramsey
county, Chief Justice Supreme Court /;
Isaac ArwArgR, of Hennepin A ssociate Jus
tee Supreme Court c. II. Berry. Of Wi
mona county Attorney General; and JACOB
j. Moan. Of Ramsey, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court.
The only absen;ees were {. T.. FLAxpRAv
Of Nico'let county, Associate Judge Of the
Supreme Cont, and WV. +. DUNBAR, OF
Houston county, State Auditor, The first
named is absent from the State. on business,
aad the latter Is unwel
At the same time and place, the oath Of
Office was also administered 10 EDWIN t..
PALMER, Judge OF the Second Judicial Dis.
tyict Of the State TIE Clerk OF the Dis
;rict Court for the Second judicial District,
Il, +. lIoUsEwoRrH has also taken the cath
Of office.
The yariogs judges Of the District Court
throughout the State, We Suppose also en-
,eroi upon the discharge OF their duties
yesterday.
Governor S;sLEY VIII communicate bis
inaugural address to. the Legislature, on its
re.assembling on Wednesday Of next week,
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The ri. ttidxiey aud south fa~s Wagon
Road.

We are grattiei 10 learn from Washing.
ton tina, on Thursday, the 18th, the House
OF Representatives passed a bill making an
appropriation for the completion of the
South Pass and Fort Ridgley wagon road
The bill approrria'es s3oooo OF as much
thereof as may be necessary for the compile
ton Of the wagon rad already authorized
from Fort Ridgley, IN the State OF Mime
sofa. to the South Pass Of the Rocky Mount
aius. in the Territory Of Nehaaska 10 be
expended under the dlrection Of the Secre-
iary Of the Interior. pursuan TO contracts
to BE- made by him.
Col NoELSs, as We have heretofore AT
noune,d, has BEEN appointed by Secretary
TnexrsoS, Superintendent, Of the Road,
As scon as the bill passes the Senate, the
Colonel, w presume. viii r>eommenee
WORK
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Inc cnargca OF fraudulent conduct, while
government agent, preferred by HARLAs,
Of Iowa, against our Senator, were prompt
ly met by Mr. Rlgss On THURSDAY. last by
the introduction Of a resolution calling for a
thorough and searching Investigation into
the charges made by HARLAN. The resolu.
tion was adopted, but WE have yet to hear
the names Of the Committee.
In the debate, in the Senate, on The day
when Mr.. RIcE was admitted to IA seat,
HARLAN, after being ca,echised by ligiGnr,
Of Indiana, STUART, OF Michigan, BgSJA.
MN, Of Louisiana, and others admitted that
be had the charges in his possession lor sey.
eral weeks, but that he had never lntima,e,i
previously, by word or deed, TO Mr.. Ricf.
their existence. This conduct on the part
OF HARLAN was denounced by various Sen
ators. Mr.. BaiGnr regarded 1t as unprccc-
dentej, not To say supplementary and I'M
senatorial, for n gentleman representing II
sovereign State To withhold such charges
until the person implicated presented him
self 10 take the oath Of office,
Messrs. BRows, OF Mississippi, STUART,
ot Michigan. BRIGur, TooMns and others
expressed their belief that the charges were
false and bore willing testimony to Mr.
Rrcs's integrity rs public officer, and high
minded and honorable conduct in all the re-
Iations OF life.
Mr.. RIcE's frat act, after being sworn
into Office, was 10 rise in his seat. and de-
uouuce the charges us false, pledging himself
in case an investigation should bring 10 light
any act ot his, calculated to impagu his
character or official conduct, to resign his
position in the Senate. On the next day
Mr., Ricg introduced resolution for an in.
yestigaton.
We have no doubt that Senator Rec
viii speedily demonstrate TO the public, that
/ lIARLAN.s charges against him had their
sole origin in political malcyolence,
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The lsOs Il Island bridge,


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trust WI" 'l''""! 'e'"'' ii" "'''' "''"' VI
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''PN', =, ~,.,.--,-,. A..
-. sanaI1,;oa.
l., ;n',rmr,st e. ino,,ra if tbe raiiroad hriaoe
across the Mississippi riyer at Rock island IN
Of said liver. and il So 10 report to thi. House
what action. II any. is necessary on Tue rart
to be removed.
The committee in their rcpor, state tha,
:. ,L., ..u.o, i.,,,L, l,n, tho, III. hrl,o a.
., ,r.so,t constructed IL , material and
5,nror,,s o,,,,r,,c,;o, 10 tho r,,;,,.,;o,, ,s
the Niss;ssi,,i river h,t they belicve TIM,
,ho .o,,r,s ,,,.. ,,r aoa om,,a ,,o,,e, %
r,m.dv any evil ,b,, may exi.t in tina, re-
card A, rrosen, thou ,re j;.i,cl,,ed IN
recommend anv action nv CONGRESS in the
;.. hn, uho,ho. y, sao f,,,,,o tim.
!, NAV NO, be exu,len, 70 dirsc, the nroper
I,w o,bc,rs If IN. Government, ~ nroe,cd
a,,a;,s, ,h,. br;iys this c,,nm;,,ee will NO,
,ow undertake. 70 determine
49,, -, e A., rsa ,e,,,
he'eiih- !" 'ne e"Se VI 'nc '"'e -N'''"'
a nev boat DESTROYED last season. owing To
the location 81 the man pier OF tue bridge,
tho commit,n,. state that "at the time the
Alton was lost there were twelve boats walt
;, for ,h., ,.;,J >, suh.;ao a, cha, ,her
"s wv wv ""'e w s"''''N' ~ ''''' Wy
could pass The draw-some OF them had
. t.o.,., .l.., ,,.,.> l.,o. The ax,.,,s... q. >cs
NV" '"N'N w" 49, -" ~ >"' " YIN
OF those boats per day, while IN commission,
"a ssto n, an av.r,,atha, i a mn for
W. -"
one day !. each one bad lUU passengers,
aca ,L,,;r ,;r,, ,,s worth c,ch o,s dollar
"N' '''>' nav ESQ w. >''>''' N''~
per day. We add 81 no then We must add
;,.,..s, -, a., ho,,saoi ,h.;r ..,,,.,.s and
INV '" an
the half per cent extra insurance charged
for passing the bridge. These items would
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

OsiNIoSs OF THE Passive have al
ready published extracts from many Of the
leading papers Of the country, in reference
to the disgraceful coalition between the
Black Republicans and the Know Nothiugs
in Congress, to delay our admission. In an
other part of to-days paper, other extracts
will be found. Among the papers which
have spoken out maniully on this subject are
the Times, Herald, and Journal Of Com
meree, of New York the Union and Star,
Washington the Pennsriranian Philadel-
phia tie Enquirer, Richmond the Post,
Boston the Taton, Pittsburgh the Free
Press, Detroit; PiGmdeaier, Cleveland /;
pa.s.e.~ Concord, y. IL ,;~.Asss.- a.s9-.-4
Albany and others of less political promi-
hence.
The Clique" to say the least, are secu-
ring ample notoriety.
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Bridge is already before the United States
Courts. The suit Of JAMES WARD against
the Bridge, for it, removal as q nuisance, is
get down to be heard at Burlington, Iowa
before Judge HOVE, on the 10Th day Of
June.
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Roxlag lusiiaas.

We make the following extract from q
private letter to the editor. from Prince ton i,
in this State, dated on Tuesday last
"A body OF Chippewa Indians, 10 in number,
passed through this place yesterday for the
Sioux country. They are on sighting and
thieviny eNcnrsion. The peopl. at Princeton
were much alarmed, ~ the rsscal- deliberately
killed several valuable cattle belonging TO a
poor man named PAYNE. People about here
feel inclined TO raise body Of men to settle
their accounts with these fellows. Something
should be done. Ny neighbors are getting ex-
asperated a, their depredations. and will soon
help themselves"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

MR. C.xERoS. assistant editor and busi-
ness manager of the Chicago Tunes, has re-
tired from that journal. and Mr.. WILLIAM
PRlcg. late Postmaster Of Chicago. sue
ceeds him in the business department, The
editorial department will remain, a. hereto
fore. in the hands Of Mr.. SHEnAy, the fear
less and unial,ering champion Of popular
sovereignty.
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WILLIAM Il, GvRE, ESQ, OF Fillmore
county, has been ooe6rmcl hy the Senate.
United States Marshal Of the State OF Min.
ucso,a Mr., GENE has hiied the pos,ion Of
Marsha since Col IRwi> resigned the osicy.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27

ErGEss NJ. WILSON, Esq, Of Winona
has been confirmed by the Senate as United
States ps,ric, Attorney for the State Of
Minnesota.
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SENATOR TooaRs will visit the IVES, after
Congress adjourns.
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s5A Mt PA VI.

yUsLisBED EygAr THURSDAY,
Of the Pioneer Buildings, corner Third and
Jackson streets, by
GODDRICH, SOMERs5 & 20.
EARLE \. gnODgiCU.........,.,t,.... .kpiIpA
JAMEN AILIs........s... .+....., AEHf EDlf9h
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X. IL n
Nerron. Irriiahill,r McIanehOIr s c.

Persons afflicted with the above ailments
will Cod speedy Relief by the use OF the X.
X. remedies Nervous lrrinbiliiy, take
Raduay. rcnovatiug Besolvent, thre times
a dny. Also. lathe the spine with Il. X.
Relief Take one Of Railways Regulators
tyrry night For Melancholy take tea
spoonful Of Railways Ready Relief, inter
nAllv. IN Si,ne water, three OF four times a
day Regulate thc bowels with Railways
Regulators. For liiosynency, take the
Regulators usulAr Tor month, one each
night.
Every family should keep a supply Of
the x. r. Remedies in their HOUSES For
all pains. either internally or externally
u.s Railways Ready Relief. For ScrolaA,
Slrr~. syphilis, salt Rhcum, Rickets. Con-
sumption, Bleeding 40 the Lang. or Nlso
ne t,adSay's Rcnoyaiinr R-.olvcnt. For
COstiy'n,ss, Indigestion. fcvcrs, Dyspepsia,
take Railways Regulators.
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HORSE OW ERS,
REAnl READl


Clarcsoat, N. II. March ~. 1858.
Mr.. r. e. Better, Dear Siri ] have sold the
xtoss IL Millet's Condition Powder. all out that
| baaght fyou. You may send ne 10
dozen more powders by express, andl.tthem pay
yoi lof ihsm AMI will pay them here ,--as soon
as you can Cor ! have customers waitiaE ior them.
(signed) %. J. BROWN.
Newbupport, Mnss., April !. 1855.
Mr.. r. {. Rutlsr, Dear Sir; The fret Of Feb
iuaty lat yuu lsli me some Of your Mlliet's Con.
iltioa Powders. have tried them myself and
many on nv friends. and ~e End them 10 answer
yoar Recommendation % well that ! want you To
send me six dofea more a. soon AZ convenient.
Phase lst the express pay YOU Tor them AMI
will pas them here.
(Slgned.) MOSES COLEMAN.
c. W. Atwcll, D~cring Block. Market Square.
Portland, Gencral Ageni ior Maine.
sold by Aalrvw. 4 Bates, Paris Ililli Wa. a
Rast, Soath rari. y. Atwood h Co. Buokaeld !
,iiu,m Hines, Busk6cld. and dealers IA medicine
every
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Rrirhton Market.

TuUHspkN, Dec. :.
Atm,rkst 1870 hsefssttc. eoOStO5r., 500
Sheen. 60 >stur.
Pricrs-urrI ',ttlr--ENtfa, 500 - 50; 6rsi
qality6 sDa : 90. sccoad qasity, ) IS . :
thirI dos Gla5 as.
Working ONra--SS0 o. $50.
Gov. trI CbIyrs-~eD, 50, IS, 50.
Sna.I ~.lrrs-Ncsri,ags, Sd and y; year-
obi. sitani "a.
Sh.spsaI tsuhs-Sslss OF snail lots. IS
- rOaJOo
"a il1.s-A t-sa5l-L
ShHtfs-Ai retail. from 5 I > tot.
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O,FpVp. 50 a court Of Probate held atPar.
b.. uIfbil ant Tor the county oi ONioTd, on the
thirI rurs.l, nf Nassmlcf. \. ID. ls's
TZLkIrL NAETlN guardian of MANS
l. RitAAEus late IL Turner IN the Couniy Of
Aulru.s1s.i1, uiaos. having presented hes ioSrih
s-.-uuut It guar. la1ship ut saiI ward Doc allow.
arrr.
O-ivsi, That the aid guardian give notice
Co al. lsrslns iutafr-trd, hy causing copy 81 the
ufdsrta Le publi.hsi THREE week. .uccsssiNely IN
The ONilrd D-npcpt, pfiaiei At Paris, that thsy
nav a1p.srata Probate court 90 h. held ai Paris,
,a s,iJ c,laiy. GOO the third rnc-jay ofDsce'nber
neat, 40 uls olh, clock iu the iureooou, anj chez
canse, if say they have, Why the same 'houd NOT
o. alIoWcJ.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Jsls,.
4 true copy-iuest.
DAVID KS,rr, R,.isiU.
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TnrrrInsrRE.

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f.s... recorded yur OztFH Esl.rfs, Ws-tsfu
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r.H..,ti.rs #I .s. n.fcf., have hsrB broker, |
c.fl on. no tr ..Ir- boo thr srHe.
ALBERT EVANS.
r,ErHtu hhIoUr. Dc Att.srs,.
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Worn Syrup and Liver Fills

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che, ,Ultlih up cool qualities except ~ Worn
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SOC mistake The symptoms Of disease aud ductor
nr worms, uhru The cause Of disease vas not
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though 90 wufms are bfuugh, ssa,.
Tho. 81 will D. sen that II possesses many al.
vantage. over other norm mediciue.. a. IL !. not
onl, .lt, h. Ill and bf,ng away the worms. bot
buit. Up ant restores the paticnt 10 geneIal
health besides.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
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