The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
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WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
The Result ~ our own state.


GENTLY full and definite to determine abso-
lutely the complexion Of the next legisla'
ture. We make up, however, statement
according to the figures received from our
friends In different localities, which will b.
found below. The official returns, we are
confident, will not eject change Of more
thas two votes though this change il In
favor Of the Republicans, would give them
majority on joint ballot In any event,
the Senate Is certainly Democratic.
Whatever the result may finally prove,
the present is II pertinent time for Demo
Gratis to consider the importance Of the good
old Democratic rule Of adherence TO regular
nominations No benefit was ever gained
by a boiling candidate for even success, in
such case, brings with il no honor, while
defeat ia always accompanied with disgrace,
There have been lost TO the Democratic side
Of the Legislature, through the boiling Of
the late canvass, one representative in the
Third district three representatives and
two Senators in the Fifth one representa-
tive and one Senator in the Seventh two
representatives 10 the Sixteenth one repre-
sentative 10 the Eighteenth one rpresen'
tativc in the Twentieth making total OF
twelve members Of the two Houses. which,
had the images Of the party been faithfully
adhered to. would undoubtedly have given
the Democracy u majority Of twenty four or
twenty-six on joint ballot. Such result
which was legitimately due 10 the party.
has been lost, TO crafty the ambition and
selGshncss of n few men, Would il not be
well for these men seriously to inquire what
advantage they have gained TO themselves
which will compensate for the injury thus
done to their party
As near IN We have been able to ascer.
tain, the following persons have been elect
al :
First District Washington WIN Mcku,ick.
Rep, and Socrates Nelson, Dem,
THIRD Dist,icf-Dakota A. H. Norris, Dem,
and III Robinson. Ind. Dem.
FJih-Ricr; N. Cook aud H. u. Frost,
I.eps.
Nersnth- scott J. y. Baldwin, Rep.
N,nih- Fillmore |, =. o'fcuali aud q. d.
bryan, Dem.
Ehreath- -wIpona y. &. King aud j. N.
VIM, Hep.
ImslJh--wabs.hswt John r. Avcrtl, Rep.
Thrffsnth- Mower and Dodge 4. !. I'D.
gertou, Dem, and ". J. Co,el, Democrat
Ssrsnts,nfa- Ncollct and brown. Thomas
Cowan, Dem.
Nmstss"h Carver and Wright sam. T..
Adams, Dem.
Tr,niy hra- Morrison and Crow Wing: J,
u. Cruttenden, Dem,
nrsntg thpd 81 Anthony David Hca,ou,
Rep,
rseaiy ffA-Chfago. tc~s X s'annarI,
Rep.
The election Of Mr. CoyEL in the XIII
district, We do not regard as altogether cer.
tain, although be- is chosen 10y Ii majority
il his reported vote in Dodge county is cor.
rect.
Assuming that Mr.. Gown is elected the
next Senate will stand Democrats Il, Re
publieans lG, being n Democratic gain of
one Senator. OF the eighteen Senators
holding over eleven ARE Democrats and
seven Republicans the Republican senator
from Wabashew county whose term did not
expire until nc,, year having resigned OF
the Senators elect, ten arr Democrats
AMI nine Republicans.
HorsE ~ RsrRgSgNrArRE
Jra,A,asioa Cear,ty--Jame. solcy, A. j.
Van Worries, and u. T. Watson, Rep.
Ramsey Cosnfy--w. A German, John n.
Brsbtu, D. u. Cobb, W. Van uamm, VIM. +.
Murray, John :. Prince, Democrats
DaAoia A. Miller, Chas, McGrorty. Arab
BARTON, NJ. wsldi,r, Dem, and }. VI. Ray, Rep.
Hsnnsp'a--w. u. washhurnc. \. e. Austin, "
u. =. MeGra,h, \. Gould, Rep.
Rics--E. n. Lsaycns, Ferris Webster, -
Albaugh, Rep.
Gocihas- Matthew Sotin, &c, S,esrns. Cap,
Gnleu, - Gates, Rep
Scoa-Pe,cr Nos,, WIN, Henry. Dem, ani
5. pooley, Rep.
Oimsicd- p. y. Lswshs. }, : sawyer. u. l..
King. J, Co,il, Rep.
Faim@s-..Ihos, Quinn, b. 7. Edjy. John
Long, Hans Valdez, Cordello wilkins, Geo. J.
Onstine, Democtau.
Iiou,ios- hclntyrc, +, Bel, and :. ;.
SNOW. Dem.