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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14
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SnpeB bic S%tlavetratte in Mil 1puri ben
Siea errlln9en> uno strar, pie CT. 9pui6
Slattcr idreiben> nidt aui Dem Geloe rer
Grunridge su @uniten Der Sflaperei lpnz
rern curd Die 5tlfe peS N]teralautens,
rurb cine S%r9aNnaticn> mel9e sic Mal =
fe cer &eli9ipn atsewprin n ltnc cos "
ltttlhe Tslp betreten bat; inreb ca5
9unfertbum> ia9ea mir nit ibren unlaaz
teren glementen ben Sie9 srru>19en; lisbt
ma jtbt nit rplIer 3uveri6t etnem Sc
publifantlden Ste9e III Suinpts uuc
0fi@i9on ert9e9en.
S1ncpln um Grumtull finn bic
SH>ren> Die Dem Douglas bic @tirnc
ST ticten perm19en; ibu1, per ais chr
l(idtt9er unc rpppelsin9i9er Yplitifcr bic
Trettett entebrt, >penn ct bpfen tann, rtt
pr1ilrentldaft SIT erlanacn ibmL her
bic SeHerlpn'lde Sarrtere> bic Srpinans
Won l707 ateper9etrpden> inrem CT init
her Nufbetun9 res Wtii1purtzG pmprpmilz
les jene5 con9reeltpneue Medt fit unz
cpnltituttpnell erfllrt, I'M Die Sflaycrei in
bic Itrritcrten einsufiibren ; ibm> cer nit
hci|pieQoler GHronterie he bred Scott
Gutl 6eirun9 IN allen ietnen Ntcen I'M
Nn9eltdte zines freien Goltes tiltot.
Gin iplher damn ml1b entlaryt mercen>
unc mir hpHet, pab Sutnpi5 1ein Ieia9ez
iidt erfennen unp fir INNER ben Stat
iibcr feline ppli;tlbe Garriere bred,en mirc.
9}adrem &aniaS bic 2eecmptpnz Gpnz
l"titl1tipn nit 5000 Stimnen M(ebrbeit
nieper9eltiumt, 1T he Tra9e re9en &C.
compton pocr Nntt 1ecpmptpn atnetbur.
Dph 1T bic Ib1ti9fett BET Yrppaearca
fir Sfloverct mod lal19c nidt Ypriiher
UNI ptr boben tiidtt9 su mtrfen> I'm jez
nen DcIitifern nit Sanu59cltdtern, rie
Splf5lpuycrainetdt prcpi9en, an bet nod,
Mlen1anp 9eiweiie felt, UNI NIT benz Siipen
tptettiren> I'm ieil1e Stimmm gu eridleiz
Gen> Die Mal te absureigen. Der inteliz
9entere She'll hes Norpen5 fam r>r nit
Seradtun9 lplde Mauner Ypn liG weilen
unp leltit Der Sicen miro sur lletersellz
9un3 fpnmen> rob er ibneu nift trauen
fam, nt9t trouen bari.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14

etnpobner - pe11en urabnen Ntemano
tennt- BAT IS BIER su teiiner Qualification
sebradt su tetner @el@i6te; aber 1T
cenn Die @el9t6te u~nierer betannten 81
utilization etmaS Nnperes, penn per59anbz
1pieacl eineS barbaril9en> zines betro9enen,
zines 9ebegten> zines beuGleril 9en Sc
l9le9te5?
vDos 5pl3 1T @elb werth"
la9tc mir Elm reutider &aufm ann Eel elmer
Dedpromenupe, ais metn GntSuden Iter
Die Natur Gbetlnabme bel ibm 1u9te. @S
1T @elb wertb- oa6 it bic 9roBe
@barafteriitit unlere8 a%uf9etldrten neun=
5ebnten Sabrbunbert6.
l1no 2putie 9, bat &edt inpem fe
la9t:
III n Muf Minnefpta 1adt Matur
Mtt ltebltd bclbem WeGn>
nne> o4, ibm feblen 5er3en uur,
Den 3auber 51 Yertebn."
Grp1 tet eu9. Wer wetB, pb ni9t audi
Nmerifa our9 &nbaufun9 oe5: 9roben
8eiiBes> cpncentrirt in ben 5dnben BON
@enisen> auf Dem @e9e per Sly9ar6ie
leinen &aiar, ieinen ppmpejus fnpen miro,
bic um Die 5errl9aft pe8 &ei9e5 M(enz
iden binidla@ten! Bts jest baben mfr
Bios Dilettanten int @oloatenbonpwert,
blpS einen praitoenten> Ser 1etne mopernen
R1mer @pbprten CUR Nettuns Der @oltsz
iouoeratnetdt na@ Dem fernen Salsiee FEM
Get, UNI bic wiperlpenitt9en Mormpnen gu
pert{l9en> bic 1t@ erfredeu, lber tbre et9ene
republitanii&e &s9terun95fotm> iiber ibre
@eli9ion uno 1~octalen @tnrt@tun9en, pcrz
fii9en gu mollen, na9 Der neueite Staats<
poctrin pe6 9roben Douglas,
,,The generous adds dignity
To every act, and nothing unbecomes
it."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14

pom Ssben unit pom 1ope ermadlen mel
de ternbt9eno ittinnt> &penn mir einmol
Elm oreanil4e6 @elen ais Elm einfa@es
Elm onbern1al alS eir fir 1t@ beReben<
US ansuiebe11 sep6bnt iino. TQien mir
btn9e9en jepen Solltpmmeneren Sraani@<
mus al5 e{ne Summe1 ais Elm ,prppuft
pteler Sebenptgen - uno mieoerum ais
Elm 1pi1jtse6 Gbeil6en zines uneupli6
9r6Bernz na9 sletd itren9en @eietcn iid
a%ufroQenoen @ansen out 70 eridcint uns
Der Sob al6 Der Mnfan9 pe6 eebcn5> ais
Der pradti9 funfelnoe Mbenpi tern, BET muir
btnter ben 5prt5ont lttft1 INN petp i9pner
als Nforsenltern, als ME Serl1lAenpes
0eltirn BET 2iebe wieper auf;ufeisen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14

I. IS 1T pober gut, tpenn BON Belt III
3ett cine Stttnme laut ptro> um bic Naz
tios1 an ote 8eroienlte ibrer eroeen Manz
ner ;u erinrern. Otele Stimme erbpb
suerit int @inter 1857 uni er oeitreider
2onpsmann, ST. &upp in Dem : gJprf>
ais ct einen treflt9eu @urtras iter bus
2eben unp @irfen res Generals yprl
S%teuben bielt unn corauf btnmtes,
bus Nnpenfen pes 5elren su ebren. IS
beourfte nur rieier Nnre9unA UNI ras
empfan9li1e Genitb Der Deutld { fit
oielen @c9cnitanc gu beseitern unp her
Se9ei1terun9 einen ll9tbaren Muscrud III
rerleiben.
Da5 Nei ultat res am 26. Suli Il.
Wolhtn9tpn ab9ebaltenen Steubenfeitea
1T mtrfltd Ibsrra1 benp u11p LIFT Die Stem
yprter Setter mod binter iid. Die ppr-
trei0i6iten Nepm rurren sebalten II. 81,
Ypn III lerm tiidtisen @tlli6 unp Der
3mef peS Tcite5 ueinen peut den
5elcen ouf ameritontl0em 8preu
9ecbrt su iehen," murce Spll t1npi9 erz
reiht. Gtenlc 9iiniti9 mie cas 9eiiti9e,
nal na6 materielle &elultot cer Seter,
inpem ii9 nah Nbsug aller Soften eiu
rciner lleterflub Ypu $1,000 er9at> NIB
reno Die Sem : 9yprtcr nur 800 o%ufrrei,
leu fDnnen.
I'm nun auf unier el,9ere5 &atcrlanp
SIT tpmmen> IL labt per Nubm I'M erer
9adbari t1pte Saltimrrc niht ruben. Der
nnotban9i9e Gurn : Terein bat an ale
btell9e Sereinc cine NuTprperun9 crloi len,
81 per nm 5ten :, %. ab,ubaltenpm Ser
1ammlun9 0ele9aten su mlblen, Inn be-
butts Nthaltun9 zines Steutenfcltes Elm
Central Gpmite ST con ltituiren. @er
Die bte1t9en &erhaltntiie 9enauer tennt,
miro itd ntdt ~erheblen, cof bic Nu5ilhs
ten fiji cine re9e Sethetli9un9 an rer be-
atildti9tcn Teier siemlid trite finn, -
cpd ppllcn MIR por BET 6anp uni ct llrz
thcil suriidbalte1, Ytelnlebr bpf1er, rat
1lad bent Beilpiele %ein;elner> fiir pas @ute
itet5 en,p fdnslider> &rciie auf Die auscz
mcillbeit rer 8eoplterun9 i'm Stance fem
mirr> l1 fir einer 9rpbsn gjepanten su
cm%oncipireu.
Sbre 3citun9 1T Ypn SIREN 6reunpsn
I'M = iten nit 6rtuetn tt9riibt rprren.
Sdpn Wy ibrcrt Gi1tref fen batten mir ro5
Gcr9nii9en> ie vpn rer cprti9en ameritaz
nildeu, ME peutldcn Yrele empfoblcn 81
lrher. yettrre rnadt Sbncn redt arti9c
uSpuneurs>" - hony soft qui NAL y
pcnsc - renn
uHoum fir Nle bat bic grrc,
(up e. fruntu sans geldmerpe
IN Ct. paul Smei 3eitunssu
@irten Tir Yarteiunecu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14
Gorre(ponben3e Il.
H. Baltimore, ben 4. Wua. 1858.

H. Baltimore, ben 4. Nua. 1858.
Uni ere Iitlide Yre0e 1T nit Seri9ten
fiber bic uSteutenfete" on9efilt. Seit
LANCER 3eit BAT fctn Grei9nib bic Oemiz
tber 70 lebr III Nnipru6 9enru1men> wie
Die St Gbren uni ere5 peutl den &eypluz
tipnsbelpen reronitalteten Teitli1teiten.
G6 1T etenip 9eibidtlid wabr> ME trauz
rise Gbatla6e> pob bic Dcutlden NIT ibz
ren 9rpben Mannern Elm et9enthiimli1es
w2tb9eidtd baeen poer Yielmebr - Die
9rpben Wdnner NIT ben Oeutl1 en. Dem
rabrenp ~eritere BET 2ebseiten bdufe an benz
barm 6un9erfnpden llN Die 3abne aus<
betbe1 uno int &f e nit per giptb unb
benz materieQen Glcnp ibre &r1fte friibz
Seittg aufreibe1> 9elan9en lestere erlt Damn
CUR ri6tt9en GrtenatniB uno Wiiroiaun9
tbrer 0enies, mcnn piel slben bereits ras
3eitli6e 9ele9net baben. Mtr fdQt BIER
BET unmiQturli9 has traurise Gnps uni ez
res 9roben ri rpnpmen &epler> pes
@ntpeder6 Get bret b%etannten geleBe> Elm,
DON peldem bet Dtdter 1inst:
uSp bod mar npt fem 5terbliAer a%efieoen,
Oils 3epler ltieg unp ltarb ben 5unserstpb,
Gr muBte nur ben Wetltert 3t %eeniseu>
Irum lieBen tbn bic Weniden pbne Brpb.1
Nber >pos bttft bic lentimentale &ubz
run9, pe11n per damn topt 1T? 5aben
mir nidt III neuel ter .3ett >pierer Elm Sci
lpicl riele r oeutl6en Ser9ebli9feit?
ST ni9t unler GROCER Naturfprider
unD @plf5monn MeeS pon 6 embed,
beinab unbetannt urp Serla0en btnab9ez
itte9en in bic ounfle 0ruf #? MlBte er
nidt ietn 5ertarium> feline pRansen> bic
Sinner leine6 TleiBe6 unp ieiner 2iebe
meiltbtetenp %Serfaufen, tint 11@ bic Grill
tensmittel gu Seri6afen, pel6e tbm cine
fanatilAe &e9terun9 1etner freten 81 H.
1i@ten wesen ent5osen Bate? limb
waS pdre am Gnre aus ibm 9enprpen>
&penn nt9t Elm fleiner &reis BON Treunoen
Jpn Elm bel6etpenes 5au66en ais Nubez
plat fir feline alien Sage lberpiel len batte ?
limb NIT uni erem Steuben ftanb es
i'm tein sofa better. Na9pcm ber1elbe
fir bic Treibeit re6 Bodies bos @6werot
9esc9en uno Sur 8e~9ranpun9 Der 9lprrei>
9en RepubliG mel entli6 b%eisetraeen botz
tie, mubte er iteben soQe Sabre Bel benz
Gonsreile %petitioniren> ebe ibm bic perpten<
tie penfon bemtQt9t puroe> unc bitten ibm
nidt Die Stem yprter unp pennlylvanier
einise @der 2ano in &nsrtennuns ieiner
@erpienfe freiwiQie eelaenft> 10 bdtte Der
alte &rieser ni6t einmal Elm u5ome" sez
babt, um feline mIpen @lieper aussuruz
ben. .~... ....
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14
A" Aus mistnnGn, 9. Mue. 1855.

Oriidenre Sige, 9rrfer Salamanca,
all9emcine 0eih1fta ltpfuna, cine mittelz
m1Fi9e Grnte unp ldledte Nu6lidten fir
cle n16lte 3ufunft - ro6 besetdnct ben
9eaenmarti9en 3utonr UNI ere8 Stootes,
Nenn Die 3abl BET 8er9niiaun9en, bic
taft t19ltd unc t~eicnper6 an Scnntooen,
rem putlitum actpten mercen> unp 1penn
nomentli6 Die Betbcili9un9 an renlelten
etnen Maabltab fir ben Sang per Sc
lh1ite atSeben fDnnte, 70 1ollte man gar
nidt an rldledte 3etten" 9%lauben. s(bcr
cieier Maobob 1T fem rtdti9er. Ger bill
li9c Sierprei6 - Gents per 0las -
cine Grrut9enlbaft Der all9emeinen Sc
ldaftefrill5> UNI Der let9te Sinn Der
1eutia Nmerifaner, melder ibnen bic
Spr9c Inn Die 3utunft nimmt unp lie nur
an ben 0enub Der @e9enmart renfen l1Bt>
rn7t eine Ibsiinotnle an 8er9nisun9en
DerYpr, bic na9 9emUbnliden Be9rifen in
teinem 9erbaltni1le 3u ben Mitteln itebt
u1p pesbalb AUDI BET per 8eurtbetluno pe5
Wpbll tatoe6 unp rer @rmerbsYerb1ltnt1e
ni9t ais 9lnbolt btenen fam.
Dab bic purdl9nittli6e Grnte I'M sa>tz
gen Staat nur mittelmdbig au69efaQen 1T,
pcer nod o~usfaQen miro, fam jebt wobl
ais eine1batia 6e angeleben meroen. Wenn
e8 oud III eini9en Ditriften redt gut UNI
bic Grnte beitelt it, 1T e6 in anrern oa~
se9en pieper UNI 70 l1le6ter 10 boB rer
Durdi6nitt mieseiast ca5 prapitat init
teln1dBi9" rpenis pper gar ni6t lberfteoen
pirr. Cine %1ittelmabtse Grnte in isis
cpnlIn lieiert aQerpin96 inner mod etpaS
mebr> ais ben eigenen Becarf ober rpd
gu menis> UNI ben 9ansen 5auSbolt zines
aferbartreibenpm Staate5 betreiten III
f6nnen. Nuber benz Nferbau bat WiSz
eon1ir> 1pie Sbnen betannt 1T, nod iebr
meni9 &elpurcen. Do6 gin5i9e ypn Bez
lang iinp feline Bleiminen - Die Gi1en,
u1o 8upfermtnen ant Superior<See fall
len taft gang III pa5 0ebiet pe6 StaateS
Vftdisan unp 1etne 5pl;fdQereien -
uptnerte6>" bic pamtt in 0erbtnpuno
ltebencen S9netpemiblen. Sn be0ern
3eiten liefern namentli6 bic leytern 1dpn
einen gang aniebnliden Bettrao ;un,
5au5balt oe5 Staote6; in bielem Sabre
ober lie9en ile> ME 70 oiele anoere Snbuz
itrfeSmei9e 1pesen Man9el an Mblok fof
gang barniecer Der ueberf fluff Der pprz
jabri9en Grrte 1T eesenwdrtis fait bic elm
5t9e 5ulf6queQe uni ere6 Staates; aber
BET ben nieorisen preiien pe6 @elreipe8
mirb biele 5alf6quele faum .basu ausre<
@en> bic S@ulcen ~ eintoermaben ;u
peden. Die Nferbauern iinp fat ale ben
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14

usnn 1e ben Nertb Der frempen Ginpanz
oerun9 81 wurptgen verlteben, uenn iie
tlnfti9 bic @timmen Der Naturalilirten
Burser fir @emter su erbalten wanlAen !;
70, meroen ite Der 5fentli6en -Meinuna
tribe @ebIr 9eben uap bus contributions
mSrcertibe Sabbatb 0eieg Der Gbriite
ad acta Der 5eren le9en, ;ur Gbre Der
8ernunft unn ner 6reibett. Fiat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-14
5ortleyuug fplst.
Scr Sob.
gun 5ermann @agnsr.
,GS ii eiu 9hnitter. her he

Seoe5 Glitter bat feline @elpenter urt
S9red9eitalten. Da6 &ino furttet ben
i9nar;en Monn uno bic bunfle &ammer,
Der Grwadiene iaeuet ben Gpb uro ca5
0rob - Die NaturwiNenldaft BAT, je
tpeiter fe ielbit fprtibritt, AUDI je raebr unp
mebr ptele Ddmpneu, &obplce uno pplterz
getlter %gebannt. Der l1nterri9tete iittert
ni6t mebr Ypr benz Yifen Der Gpptenubr,
Dem S9ret be8 2etdbubn5 unp rem lan9z
9ei9m1nSten &pmeten. SIS boten ]i6 i'm
@e9entbeil Yiele oieier @e9enltdnbe peS
Gntlesen6 in SueQen bet Treupe unc hes
0enu1e6 Yeruanpelt, Der III trpnpm &C.
ratb 1T freup}Ae Nnfre8un9, >penn ibm
fem Ielelcop einen neuen Netelltsrn seiet
BET Sptaniter 1ubelt, 1pe11n ct boS 9ebetmz
nibSpQe Ml1aunmd1nden inret> etenl %
cer Srnitbplog, menn CT ta5 Nelt 9eS nil
ben Sa9ers llbu entoeft. Der 0rauiolte
@eleQ Don NQen> Der Tpn, bat np9 Bis
jebt bic mellten 9lttribute 1eine6 S9redenS
tebalten. Die Wi0enibaft 1T AUDI nod
ntdt auf benz punfte> pab cine matbemaz
ti1d i9arfe Spncirun9 pc5 @eaenfonbeS
m19li9 wdre> wpbl oter cirfrn mir ua5
cine 9etra6tun9 pe5 Gppe6 ncm @tanb,
punfte cer Observation-Disclosures aus erlauz
ben, UNI ansare1ten> wie mir e5 fir mD9z
lid balten, oab aud, rpn nie1er Seite ber
almalia Stud fir @tiif 1eins6 @raul ens
gum @infen gebradt merpen pirp> >ac
rab AUDI bic Naturwt0en16aften, bel
i4e}nbaren seitmeili9en DiHerensen nit
oacern Diltiplinen cer Bt0enl9aft bod
l1lieblid NIT ibnen barmoniren wercen.
Sir ben erten 9lnblif mI9te es ben
S6etn baben> alS ieien 9erore Die Natur>
mi0eni9aiten int @e9entbetl nl1r 9eeisnet>
Die S6refnii1e be5 Ecres su nermebren.
Die 8etra6tua9 hes Tbierrei98 fabrt
uns cine f6rmltde Wiu ~terfarte Don WSrz
bern unp TppeSarten ypr> pom Sni II (ipnSz
tb{er i'm @alertrppfen an BIS gum Sal i'm
meltmeer> BON oer 2ibe0e int @9tlf tet9
bis gum 8art9eier auf ben SpiBen cer
glp> Hpn Dem M%mei1enlDmen i'm Satb Der
5aipe> bet Sptnne am Geniter bis sum
Gtser i'm 8ambu69eitripp unp Der &lapz
perzS6lanse int 3uderrobrf elp. Selbf
bic pFan5entpelt erldeint benz &unrioen
teineswe96 10 barmlp8> pte benz ppetil9z
9eltimmten Metbetifer 0tft 19lummert in
benz Sinnbilo ber uni9ulc, i'm meieen
&el@e oer ellie uno pa6 @&lin99ema95>
pieie5 Symbpl treuer Treunbi9aft unp
@nbdn9lt6tett, umidniirt ben tra9enccn
Stamm> UNI Jpn gu errpir9en. @tr t1nnz
ten Dem 2eier, ppn bteler Sette aus bez
leudtet, eia 8tlo entrr1en, meldes ibm
bic Matur al5 Elm ein;i9e5 2ei9enbauS
oaritellte, bas an @rdbli9feit bic bluttrie<
fencen S&auerrpmaue pes Yprisen Sabrz
bunperts wett ibertrdfe, tpenr mir uns
chen muir be9nl9ten> bic unenplt6en Sc
fallen pe6 Gooe6 gu 19tloern pbne ;u9lei9
ben 9olpenen Tacen Der 2tebe, Der fi9 leiz
tenp purd pas tunte @ewebe Der @91<
pfun9 binpur6;tebt oufsu9reifen.
Die Turbtbarfeit unb ba6 itarrt Gut<
iesen pes Gcpes 9rinpet ii@ auf cine nod
unpoutdnpt9e &nil@t pom 2eten. 81
penie ,pie un8 Elm @emalpe befriepieen
fam, menrt mfr muir etnen fleinen She'll
oe6elben frtren, pbne fetnen ;3uiammerz
bang NIT benz @anjen gu bsridf9ti9en
IL wenie fan11 uns cine 9enl9enbe @nf@&
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-20

SENATOR C-yN.-Thc MarysviIIe NeWs oil
FEB. 10Th, in speaking Of the Pacific Railroad
Bill recently presented to Congress bv Sena'
tor Gwiu, pays that distinguished Californian
the following highly merited compliment
We transfer it to our columns at the present
time, because we see that some Of our con-
team o?aii S are engaged in aSsailng the fair
fame Of Mr.. GNin in series Of virulcnt and
understandable attacks:
"Now-a few words about Senator Gwin
and we mean to speak Of him as an indie
pendent journal should speak. Whatever
friends or enemies his politics may have crca-
ted for him, in California, we neither know
nor care. In one thing all candid mcn wi
agree, and that is, that he has shown himself
an active and conscientious worker for the
welfare Of California. From the moment he
took his seat, in the present session Of the T..
:. Senate, inc has been laboring for California
interests, without for n moment disturbing
himself about the quirks aud qualities Of the
Kansas and Nebraska imbrOgliOs. He has
not stmtifcd himself and made enemies to
himself and his lavOiite measures. by fulmi
mating set speeches against the President, AID
expressing his appreciation Of such mobOcrat-
IT, ainu>cmcntS aS cutting off peoples ears.
No, he left all such factional and sectional
foolcry to be enacted by others. While he
bent all his talents and his energies to the
task of pushing forward an enterprise, the
nearest and dearest to the hearts If his con-
stitucnt1 liz has shown himself in this rail-
road matter, a wise and practical statesman
and true and efficient worker for the inter
cstS of his State. There may be some Cali
foruan<, in whose brains the demon of poll
ti-ians rr,RS riot, who affect contempt for him,
because he would not leopard his great and be-
netir,nt project by taking part in the mad
strife Of party--thcrc may be such, though
we hope not nany-but every calm, sensible
practicable citizen Of this State will say to
Senator Gwin, well done, good and faithful
servant, -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-20

COFFEE AND SrGAR-Thc following status
tics of the production and consumption of cot.
fee and sugar are interesting. Brazil produces
100000 900 pounds Of coffee annually, being
more than one entire half that is grown in the
world. Java produces 100, 600 pounds,
CeylOn 10000, 900, San Domingo IS, 900, 900,
Costa Rica 5000, 900, Mocha 5, 900 900 and
the British West Indies 100000 Of the
$500, 0OO, 900 pounds of sugar produced in
1856, Brazil furnished 200, 900, 600 pounds,
Cuba 300, 900, 900, British West Indies $50.
00O,000, and Louisiana and other Gulf States
950,00O,000 About 100000 pounds Of
maple sugar are made in the Northern States
in a year, and France, Belgium, Germany,
Austria and Russia make about $40, OOO, DOC
Of beet sugar in year. In consumption,
Great Britain requires annually, for her coffee,
tea and sweetmeats, about $50, 900, 900 pounds
and the United States demands some 76O, OOO,.
900 pounds.
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A&A&k

Parry Goop-The Bo to- Erening Gu
,,it, tells the following ahominablc story on a
good old Christian A pionS old gentleman,
one IF the salt Of the earth sort, went ont in
to the field to catch a mare that he wanted to
bear him to town. H. moved on the most
approved mode. He shook measure of corn
ut her to drludc her into the belief that she
was to get it but she was not to be deceived
hy any such SpcciouS act. She would come
nigh ami then dash off again, until the good
man was frc,tcl very badly. At last he got
her in Il corner among Som' bricrS. and made
a dash at her when she bounded over the wall
and left him Spraw,ing among the bushes
Ili> Christian iortitu'lc gave way at this, and
gathering himself up he cried. "Oh hell"
The ejaculation had passed his lips before he
thought.
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Preaching Rebellion and Murder.

ave are opposed IN killing men when there is
any o. er p0ss BILE way II keeping them out Of
mis- 'pf but the leading Border HUMANS Oi han
sas will have TO be used Ip. 1t Is not possible
tat hey and honest men should live in the same
Immunity The telegraph rcnOrtS slight begin
min tic necessary work. The Rulians will Ell
tar It - cheating forthwith, or stop blcItIilng'
and ~ ilt not be allowed many more days in which
to indicate their choice. ". J.. Tribune.
TO this the Ncrs replies:
Now can any man say that this is whit
behind Robcspirrre? That worthy adopted
u similar method to keep people out Of mis-
chi 4, as he understood it. IL, found stopping
their breathing n very convenient resource in
getting I'D Of those who set his iomS at
nought. But he accomplished his object UNI
der color of law and regular authority; while
here is a system Of lawlcsS assassination il
d.catcd, approved, recommended and dccrccd;
Whist has Brigham Young said or done worse
that this?
This terrible doctrine, if once put in train
Of execution, may return to TIE corner Of
Spruce and Nassau streets to plague tho mon
ster who issued it. sooner than lie dreams Of.
Thousands, nay, millions Of hOncstcr men
than nc who could put forth such decree.
believe that more mischief with regard to
Kansas and slavery has iS>u.d from the nest
Of niggcrisn on that corner than from any
other quarter, and some Of these may con
Cludc that what he recommends as good for
other mischiefmakcrS surely must also be
nod for him. What can be expected but
that immediate retaliation will follow the ear
Tving out Of that decree? And who would
he the victims Of that retaliation sooner
than the mcddlcrs who have been at the bot
tom of the mischief: These meddlerS have
met with the retaliation thus far in all their
lnarupuvrcs for'intcrfrIing with the domestic
institutions Of the Southern States. BY rush
ing cmgrants into Kansas on false basis Of
settlement, they made lie, fraud and
swindle Of the whole thing, 80 far as the just
and equal rights aud the mutual advantage Of
the whole country are concerned, and they
have been met and focd in their schemes by
counter fiauds. And now they are about to
resort to general assassination Of persons
obnoxious to them. and who can doubt that
they will be met again!
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DISAPPOINTED MORNONS LEAVING Utah.
by private letter from +. d. Knight who is
now at san Bcrnartllno, the San Francisco
H,ImM has the following intelligence:
The mail carrier between Salt Lake and
California stated that Brigham Young had
furnished passports to eight hundred and forty
disappointed MormonS - men, women and
chi,drcn-who had ayaiIcd themselves Of tho
opportunity, and set60ut from Salt Lake fol
California. The messenger passed them about
four hundred miles from San Brinardino, and
they were hurrying through as fast as posi-
be-"
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PRINTERS AND DocroHs. Wheeling In
fcl''gCnr|r very justly comments on newSpa-
per and medical credits at is a notorious
fact that doctors bills and newspaper bills
are the last accounts in the sum of almost ev.
cry mans Indebtedness which he thinks of
paying. Whatever may be his ability to pay,
no difference il his chest be filled with old
rusty dollars, he thinks some indefinite time
will do to settle the two aforesaid accounts
People somehow have Evolutionary notion
that the practice of phySic and the publishing
of newspapers arc mere amateur professions,
followed for amuscments sake, and for the
cost of which little or nothing is expected
Yet there is not in the whole round ofLusi-
ness, as far as we know, more expensive
employment than That Of printing news
paper" g.
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WELL SAlp.-Somc of the great men of the
Assembly, says the Shasta Courier, have re-
Gently been talking about "reading out" of
the party those Democrats who do not sustain
the Presidents Kansas policy. We should
like to hear some of these fellows read
We will wager our hat against package of
cigars, that we can name some of these "read-
ers-out' who cannot read single page of
Shakespeare correctly, or Paul's EpiStle to Tim
othy, without stopping occasionally to spell
some Of the big words. They read any body
out, indeed! Men really DESTROYS for the sue
cess of the Democratic party rarely indulge
in such idle, silly threats