The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-04-24

From another Minneapolis Correspen-
dent.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 10.
To TIC Zatsors Of ass Asnmssostan:
Who IL Waaxixi, your Minneapolis CORES.
pondent Is be the e. Gentleman from New
York," or the |: Bard Of New York; Does
he reside here or are those letters manufac
tured to order in St. Paul, or ground out the
way they grind out "masheen poetry 2"
and many others here are anxious to know
more Of this prodigy. Is he the man who
bucked the Bull off the bridge? Give us
more light on this subject.
1 have perused his communications, and
am free to admit, that occasionally he blum.
ders on to the truth. His description of the
grand Torch Light Procession, gotten up by
those enterprising managers, Msssrs Todd,
Wngley, Shavetail Jones, Bates, Keith & Co.,
and so splendidly and successfully carried out
by Field Marshal Murphy, alias Ed. the Pre-.
emption Agent, assisted by R. P. Russell,
Deacon Charles Clark, ST., (the man who
never swindled the County out Of single
dime and others, was truthful, 80 far as il
went. That procession was truly magnif-
cent affair. You ought to have been here
to have feasted your eyes Our talented
honorable, truthful and pious Senator, E. N
Bates, rode on the Bullgine, and was the
Grand Gyastacutus Of tho E-CIampsus Nitu.
sum, on the disqualification a,lamksm nizicum
'"ossa-m-there can be no nine ways about
that anyhow you can fix it. Many of the
beautiful mansions in our town, (perhaps
l ought to say dual town. were illumna,-
ted, particularly Dr. Ames' prinoely estab-
lishment which showed to good advantage.
Some were uncharitable or envious enough
to say, the Doctor lit up to shoD off; but
can't believe that of the Doctor; for he is q
remarkably meek, modest, unpretending man
never puts on airs-never tries to look as
wise as an owl-no, no. But, tits said, the
Doctor was Anti Loan up to within q Der,
tew days before the vote was taken. Tha,
is abuse, SANDER, too--he always shows his
colors-you will always know where to find
hm-to sum it all up, the Doctor is a trump
But, Pm wandering-where did I leave
Waazizi 2 lis that Sioux, Chippewa or Win
ebago ?)-no matter-I want to say word
about the letter or communication of bis
published in your paper of this date. ]
take it he is an Anti.Loan man-he is SO
completely disguised with the result of the
election"-ha ha ! ha by tho way, did'n
zoe give you Anti-Loan men fits-ha! ha =
good enough for you-you might have had
better luck, and not opposed measure
the "only measure of relief which has beer
Offered to suffering people," and fraught
with so much unmixed good to our noble
young State You may doubt this! How
can you, when such disinterested states
man as Mr.. SecretarysTaylor, 1.-THE gentleman
from the Plains of the Saskutchawan), the
Honorable Mr.. Brisbin, mo allusion to the
$500. retainer), Honorable E. N. Bates
and host of other honorables and dishonora
bles, tell you this is SO? As our Parsor
Ames remember the Pioneer) said, my on
Iections to the Loan Bill were all removed
and answered, SO he and went in for the
measure. Some men like to 60 with the cur
rent-not so with us-I know it was not II
with mel went for it as the Hon. Doctor
Keith did, on principle, nothing previous =
But, Messrs. Editors, I am WANDERING
again. Waazizi is disgusted-well, we'll, hi
feels bad, which presume is the cause o
his making so poor fist at writing on thu
10Th. You will recollect it raincd that da,
perhaps he had the belly-ache- Horac,
Greeley would say his communication is mild
ly aqueous and timorously lacteal-
'twould look so to man up a tree. Thus
Waazizi talks softly, gingerly, about the ques
ton of veracity between the Hon. Senator
Bates and Smith-they are both gentlemen
of veracity Now the fact is, Smith calico
on Bates invited him to ride with him in hi.
(Smith's) carriage through the country, ant
discuss the merits and dement's of the Loar
Bill, before the people, at every point where
they could get up meetings. Bates promised
to decide and let Smith know Saturday eve
ming or morning. The next thing Smith
heard of or from Bates was at Eden Prairie
where the latter told {he people that he invi
ted s. to come out AMI speak with him (B.)
but Smith backed out y These 1 am told are
the facts-but 1 can't believe it-thc Hon
and pioms E. N. Bates wouldn't lie-he hadn',
oughter. No, no, gentleman; depend on it
there is some misunderstanding around the
sap bush-you can bet your devoted on that
this is my opinion and you can have it fol-
what it is w01l1. 1t is true that there arc
men here, who have the audacity to state pub
lcly, that Bates did lie little in the address
of the immortal sixty-Horace Greedy say.
they were mistaken-they were talking to the
"Marines'-do you take-the Auditor of the
Stale of New York says they lied-you have
had the effrontery to say publicly that they
lied-(do you really think they did? What
does T. Muggins Newson, Esquire, say? By
the way, has T. Muggins Newson, Esquire
sold out to the Democracy, body, boots
breeches, gin.jug and all /? We have men
here in our midst, who 60 so far as to say
that Hon. E. N. Bates will lie, has lied and
sticks to it-anda men who formerly peddled
Pills here says. I'm told, that he is an "un
blushing hzr"-but you know we must make
all due allowance for such uncharitable re-
marks, and doubt not you will, as do
when I tell you that the said whilom Pill
Peddler is and was an Anti-Loan man, which
accounts for "the milk in that cocoa nut.
L. xuho.o