Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-05-06

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III Florsatine Gonzalez, Attorney-Gene-
raj Of New Granada, ia report on the
new Federal Constitution which is now
before that Congress, recommends the
eight Suites of New Granada to apply
for adusission into the Union! Il is not
singuIar that the most enlightened men
of tins Republic should despair ofimain-
tanning much longer their nationality,
pressed down hy-a debt Of forty millions
Of dollars, which the intesest is annually
increasing while the Treasury exhibits
a yearh de fcit Of $500, OO0to I ,OOO, 600
Gpnzalks is a liberal minded man, edu-i
Gated I'M Europe, land has lived here
He says -
i A. Linus becomd part Of the Atie-
rican pniony and the States Of New
Granada will find themselves in the same
condjtissn as are New York, Pennsylva-
niia, and other States of the Cnnfedera-
ton emily externally the pr ,tection
the pox u iof that great people can in
sure lIs and preserving our government
and hameaps of betterin our internal
consd1 y without, risk from those wanda,
sfi5iis Win winch Ne are s II pre-
sent threatened Our public lands viii
be4in great demand for cultivation. our
rivers will be improved, and our com
merce be prodigiously extended. ,.se.. u
Incorporate the. Granadian States
into the American Union, and the res
pectability Of that great nation will pre-
seryesus from all sinconveniences- will
give JUS all the Importance which, they
possess, and end the insecurity which.
lessons our population and paralyzes
every business! We shall lose nomi-
MAJ na;ioality toaacqure q potent, real
one, that will be perpetual throughout
the world. -" Pioneer and Democrat. ssii
WESTERN EMlaRATloN. The emf
grafton to the West which during the
financial panic, was ID a great measure
suspended, ne now largely increasing
The trains arriving and departing from
on city now carry large numbers Of
persons anxious TO better their condition
~ seeking new [. homes in the West. So
far sas we. are able tto Judge, the charac-
ter of,he emigration this season is good
Those. who are going West do 50 with
tie intention Of workingofl becoming
producers-not Of -speculating Or living
off others. This is the kind Of emigra-
ton which s.ll makes q new country pros
porous, and builds up 50 speedily those
giant young nations. for which the new
world is 40 remarkable P,Hs Posi-. ii
"A MissrUai spuReEor. During q
late revival ID TIE Baptist church at
Lagrange ! lad " years Old, Who had
acquired some notoriety in the town as d
theatrical yea srgs PPerfornsr, joiaed the church
and prepared himself for the. ministry.
HE has recently been licensed. and has
entered Oh his clerical duties: and 50
wonderful are his powers. that the whole
community is ID costa cies with his efforts.
When he breaches, the church is,crowd-
ed: persons from all the couatry round
about flock o hear him, and the oldest
veterans declare that they never before
listened . such thrilling eloeut,on
The name of the hoy preacher" is
7. B. Fuller 81, Louis .Nssss,
The oldest clock il, America Am u; i,
one III the PKslaasiph,a Library, which
II nearly Two centuries old. Il was VI
mads II L..o,ado5n. keeps good time. and
il said t. have been owned 81 Oliver
Cromwell. N'''s s 1880
y The French Government has i'm
p5ysd I ddtyof ons sent,ns W Il p aIr;s y,
sI6a CAPS. which, II Il n said vill produce
! fssskay 81 100 90 francs