The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-27
The Republicans and taiansssta.

Prom The Hason Fpsi
There il feature In the current debates
worthy OF attention, While tho Kansas gues'
sion WAS pending, u was constantly asserted
that the southern party would resist Tho ndnis.
SOU VI any fee state, until Kansas should come
In IA slave state. The question Of admitting
Kansas has been referred 10 the people and
now the principle opposition to the admission
ST two new Zee states cqnies froiu the free
state members, oi those who acted with them,
Oh the hama. question. In the senate the OPP
position IN oregon comes nahy from th~ SO.
politicians aud ~ the House IL Ia said, n strong
.lott ID making to unite the south Americans
aud republicans against Minnesota. The party
bearings Of tho question would probably CA
plain this singular net Nsn Y@k 7,mts.
No wonder the New York 7,mes IL start.
l'd at the position It's partizan friends have
assumed as 10 the admission oi new states
and their bold Inconsistency must starte
the country.
We presented yesterday the bricf but
clear. conclusive aud truly statesinanlike
slaeoh OF SENATOR Green oi the slaycholdiDg
state OF Missouri. in favor Of the free state
Of Oregon and in reply to the representa-.
tions Of the party who's" orators have rung
all the changes on the south Tor i,s alleged
hostility to the admission Of another Tree
state 1he whole Of these charges are put
10 route by the manly course ol the Senators
from these eaveholdiug statts.
But what must BE- the sc0rh aud contempt
Of the north at the course d the prntcrs of
freedom, az 10 Minnesota Look at their
wefen for opposing the admission. 81 this
territory into The Ulion. because, they
say, Minnesota admits those foreigners "
vote who declare NH intention 10 become
ci,iz rns Of the Unit,I States. Now this
IA embodied in the law Of Congress rs 10
some VI the territories-as 10 the territory
Of Nebraska, Of Kansas, aud the enabling
act asto Minnesota. II is not necessary for
our purpose 10 discuss the wisdom OF this
policy, but only TO state that such u the
fact and yet these patent advocates u hu-
mnn frvedom, we are told by the Times. are
forming league with the know Dotbings 10
keep out, on such pre,ext, Minnesota from
this Union These friend, Of freedom unite
In league 20 punish Minnesota for doing
precisely wha; Congress has done and In
the case Of Minnesota. by the vote OF some
Of the very republicans themselves viii
not this starile the country
W his tIffrt hof'befH HieH, Tfattbg Oh
love u freedom and humanity at home, are
thus acting IN congress, look nj the position
which the genuine know Dothings--thc South
Americaus--iake a. TO this point. Take
rs a specimen Mr.. Anderson, Of Missouri.
H. said
- warn gentlemen from the south oftbe con-
seqisnces that must result from maintaining the
ugEts 0i uhnaturaliled Foreigners TO vote IN the
formation Of state Consultations Tho whole
u the isrri,fiss u this Union are rapidly biling
W with foreigners. The grea, body Of them are
opposed to slavery. Ui,k ny e'"d v you do
a. aaotho siars stafs ioH asro h fovpssd o.f Of
tic torii1ns u tu iaiDn. They are ths enc
tnie. ~ the south ari her lns'itutlons.
Here we have the appeal TO the southern
local feelings! Was there ever such incon-
siy,ency, Aye, such unprincipled action ~
Is sen in the republicans, who, with their
eternal bypocritieal professions Of love Of
man as man on their brs, leagued with the
prodigate southern know notbIngs for the
purpo. Of keeping out Of the Union the no
bic territory Of Minnesota, And, forsootb.
bccaase she allows certain rhhs mep 10 uose
Out upon such bald infamy.