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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

at the pons, ID setting tie .solelu1 SCI
the' + disapptoval upon tbe furtber
SON u, Of slavery:S They have said u. s !,
! '''a'1y, "We willnot aid tie soGtb q, r'Ia'
y w. Of this land, - to b,,na + !.
istooracy "ronen H. 70 s,,,h' ~. y
scourge defenseless ~ ' ''ts"
Of their children, and sell them " = Jug
auction block as cattle; and scperate them 70:
from all that makes life dear.Y .E.3.8 j Il
The Democracy Of Minnesota gre not
woman-whippers; and will not range an
der the banner of those who claim that
the right' to steal babies is theionly sA1 aer-
lean institution worth reservving:: iO'1r
heart is full Of thanksgiving; and s\oul :
ears with the prolonged hurrah's Of those
who aided to redeem this district from the
blighting rule Of a little clique Of slavehol-
aers. Again and again and again the I
prairies ring with the old. familiar a. hur-
rah" ~". ~. .. 4.su. ..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Wednesday afternoon our Democ ratio
friends are parading the streets with BAN
ners, shouting their exultation and wild
With excitement t. 4 deputation Of Ger
man Democrats has just left our door where
they came to offer their congratr llations
and wind up with three cheers 70 r.: Mrs.
Swisshelm and the Democrat W e have
no words in which to return our Il hanks TO
the ALI Father; and his children ! here
Victorious candidates and syn pat5ii1iising
friends are dropping in all day ea,,o1t rat,al Ia
ting Us as il this election were !; ] PERSONAL
triumph to us. SO it is and for: this i. we
are glad; but most we trust we are glad
with joy 50 deep as to call FIR expression
in tears that the right has trii uu1phcd, That
the Democracy Of this district have, intel
'lgently, elected Aoti Slavery representa-
tlvos, on an open Anti~slavery issue!
Thank God and take courage! The
freon4ea Of Northern Minnesota, the A.
merlean and the German have united at
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

fhEp By 4 1I1YUEIo 1D5YpM4N !
f.z IN e e Of fhd beaten psrty,
met \ d, Smith, one of OF triumplhng Be
mooraey with. the sheer r.
~. our party i led " vi that little, old
woman Of the De,pocyatn - ss'4 -.
t2aYleery good!' says Smith, "and what
k'hd q q party have you to be 50 badly tea
ten BY little; q cd woman, woman? n
j. 4 1t occurs 70 us that any woman, three
t te high, and 90 years old, might whip
the valiant General who has led the Le-
compton forces into:the slough of despond
where mere they are now laundering; and that
= =, nue. st1 Ola woman is quite as good lea
DER der as a chucky-necked woman whipper.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

:. Vls1 [: We were gratifed this week
~ a call from Judge Orion of Freaonia
u : %, n: Y, f. 4. Risley of Dun
k'fk x, same County, Mr. Risley of Key
=. s they were on their way to Long praiir-
Jet, ,e tosee ct the Winnebago Reservation, which
has nee en-, purchased " BY q Company. H.
a. klsley thinks of coming out as the A.
gent OF the company, and bringing large
emigration next Spring. Judge Crtep al
$ . !. thinks Of emigrating to Northern Min
nesota on account Of the health Of bis on
y daughter They all three expressed
themselves highly pleased with the Coun-
~. $50
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
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DEMOCRAT.

When we started the ,Democrot, claim
ing to be the only Democrat in stearns
County, we thought it was even 50; but
their name is Legion now. An overwhelm-
ing majority Of the broad-chested, big
listed, warm hearted ilaborers Of this Coun-
ty have come up and re corded their names
below that of the irnnor tai Jefferson; and
endorsed the American Declaration Of In
dependence, saying that call men have al,
equal right to life, liberty and the pur-
suit Of happiness. $780,. IL. -. %... III: ~. .s';s"1
j. We say frankly to our Republican
friends that we never were q Republican,
We were present at the National sConven-
ton in Pittsburg which organized the Free
Democratic party. We endorsed its plat
form and agreed to support its measures
and its men, if we liked them. [, tEEox+ some
years we edited the VS;sstc1 while. it was
recognized as State organ. - Westand by
our old pledge to that party; and shall do
alive can to get the Republicans Of this
district to drop that organization; and
como up higher, even into. the ranks Of
the Democracy. We went to enlist them
in a war against human, chattledom, under
the broad banner of God and Liberty:
not only for their own personal freedom;
but for liberty to all the;comnion children
Of a common God. We are with them;
and pledge this hitherto. misrepresented
district to lead the van guard of freedom
Il VIE North Star State. 2E2&a%.ss3 T92 .#s1
We cordially invite Republicans to u j.
mite with us permanently, as they have
done temporarily, to enlist under the broad
banner Of Democracy and drive the Moe
casin clique into everlasting embecility.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
Z
Our Officers Elect.

WIN. II. Wood who heads the legislative
delegation from this district is one Of tho
first settlers up here, has resided in Sank
Rapids eight years, where he was Regis
ter Of the Land Office during the admins
tration of Gen. Pierce. He has the rep
utation, and We think JUSTLY earned, of be-
ing an able lawyer. We know he is a
gentleman of commanding address, a high
sense of honor and fine literary attain
ments; and believe him to be governed by
a strictly religious sense Of Duty He is
the husband of our personal friend "Dlin~
ME Mary Lee" and we trust him fols the
Ss.s:ae roason we always trusted Cassius NJ.
Clay, viz: because a man Of energy, coulr-
age and correct principles is a match for
all the temptations Of the world and the
wicked one, if his wife is q help lnete for
him, if sAe understands and synlpathises
with his lottiest aims and uses her +inau-
ence to urge him .,A..,t~. a..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
'-----sssA8e xEN-A,

A New GE1sr M1n1.-A fine, new
Touring Mill h: just gone into ope ration
at Kingston, aIeeker County. It is said
to be the best in the State; and farmers
in the West and Southwest of st;earns
County will no donbt find it a great con-
veniepce. r.. = 4--t.,.... r.
SWEET POTATOES Melons, Gu cum.
bers and squashes have been failure in
this County this year. This season
was the first in which Sweet Pot atoes
were tried; and as MELONS, squashes and
cucumbers have, heretofore produced mar.
Vicious crops, it is reasonable to suppose
the Sweet Potato will dc well in ordinary
seasons. g.. s. 3d.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
SHEPLEY:1-Our OBLIGATIONS

: SHEPLEY:---Our obligations to
Jeemes continue to increase. The dear
little donkey, not content with all he had
done for Ills, devoted all his little time to
electioneering for NJ, sab Lowry and his
candidates. He could not muster courage
to come down to the polls and work, brav-
ing the scorn with which the men of Low
er St. Cloud regard him but he stayed a.
Dove tic rayine ha:ling the voters as they
came down, thrusting his eloquence, end
his tickets upon them. 17>Ds: 1~fs / ~.
This was such confirmation Of the truth
Of our statement, that what was called the
democratic" was in fact the. Burglar
ticket, it had a most salutary influence in
aiding our friends to carry the electiorI /
Messrs Buchanan and Rice have t,rea1
reason to thank Lowry and his ass istauj
burglars for the .pertinacity with, which
they fastened themselves upon The ,eesnp,
ton Issues ISSUE a' ld1 dragged it into the, e,,R 8
ttheir&own infamy. Leading /. ecomp 81,
\ men here openly acknowledge u aat it wa,
fl the odium Of the destruction Of the press
which defeated 81 ate T the party s. the cause
Of freedom and aourself have much f.,
which to return thanks to little DOM onke,,
Jimmy. >'."'%T'1@ vi s7=t'@S H.. ~ -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
RI He,,,1syIc, wait.

Ihis ssentlaemany who nade himself,
odiosas to Republicans. BY joning.the
Demoe rats in the CONSTITUTIONAL eonyyen,..
ton, IS, through this campaign, been Been
go St in,defatigable in his opposition to
tho hloccasins.: Lowry rendered Hin
the 'o' nination for Legislature on condition
that ! e would vote for Buchanan us
Senate, r. Y f..5@. Iii. .yl.}<,< @,$$Ef= I
He effected the offer, went into the
caucus a s.an Anti-Lecompton candidate,
was beat q, found the feeling against him
would prs vent a union between tie Re
publicaus and Anti Lecompton Democaats,
r esigned HI IS claim, and went in for Wood,
NJ. ,Chre an 1 Whitney with a zeal and
ene1 'gy deserving Of all credit, -: *N.-
X. II e election could not have been car
rid i'd x 7ithout kim, for he is immensely
nop,,lar, With the Democrats. = His inau-
cnce,. to the utmost, has been used to
secure n the asriulnph Of: antislavery prin-
ciples, for on that issue, we repeat, the
battle was fought md won. 4.
Looking upon Mr.: Wait as ret:reant to
the cause of Freedom, We have spol en- Of
him with contempt. We now desire pub, !
licly, pointedly' and particularly to make
the on'ende honorable, to say that we
believe we had mistaken his motives in
breaking his connection with the Repub-
lican party. He did not renounce his
allegiance to Liberty and so long as y
man is true TO this, we care very little ,
what he calls himself Henry G.. Wait :,
has proved himself friend to the slave !; =
and a formidable foe to the slave power r,
which has ruled this District. We per- ::
sonally extend him the right hand of
fellowship; and give, and ask forgiveness
of all the hard things we have said Of &
each other. "'2 !" i .,".> q,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Wlll our friends at Sank Rapids, Little
Falls, Grow Wing, Monticello and other
towns of Northern Minnesota furnish us
an occasional correspondence about mat
ters and things in their several localities ?
:. " 6 want the Dsnsoc,at. to represent the
interest and resources Of Northern Mimi
esota. 50 we want facts fs soo + III The diff.
erent places Also, those who do think
we mlsrepresent the opinions of this Sec
ton; and wish to advocate ot,e, views eup
use our columns at sucn prices as WIKI:
barely pay fer paper ink and printing.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
Doing Something.

l. General Lowry-When you discovered
that the Democracy and Republicans were
about to vote the same ticket, you warned
your lacqueys that something must be done
or you were b: item. - ~. = F.
Well, you stirred about, had few spu:
rious tickets printed and circulated to
brighten the Democrats; and make them
think that great big bug-a-boo "Black
Republican, would catch them; but,
General you see, that was no account!
You might have known that printer S
stick was not your weapon; and that your
vocation was not setting up type.
You should have taken our advice and
stuck to your profession. Woman-whip-
ping, not type setting, is your trade; and
it is at this business You must expect to
win your laurels. ~ Ii .:...".:
Ifyou had just mustered your men,
and charged down on that little, old wo-
man who lives in a shoe; and took her
garrison, you might have come to the polls
in your own proper character and aroused
the enthusiasm Of military ardor to replace
you in your old dictatorship. .
=, As it is, you did nothing worthy Of
yourself and your great; name; and see
where you are. Stick to your trade, man!
Stick to your trade; and use the tools to
which you are accustomed. Picking locks
at midnight, and whipping old women is
the business you understand best; and you
had better not meddlo with type except to
put it into the river. '.::.~ g.; .."...'.,...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
.., - ~ -, E-l,f..s
THAT CHALLENGER

The report that the Typetown General has
challenged US, and that we showed the white
feather is = trick Of the Moccas;1s, to keen
up their leaders, reputation for valor. ;." 4
We have received no message from him; but.
hold ourself ready TO meet him; and heal his
wounded honor, with anr.application Of potato
bullets. ... ''> .I.',s /.
"A nice, little, old woman has consented to
act as our second.r>aWe have. TWO quilts from
from the wing Of hawk, that will make capital
pistols, DIR. Hunter, we feel certain, viii at
tend as as surgeon, and we are ready either
to shoot or be 'tshooted," H.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

An Ak to grind--Origin Of the term
"When | was little boy, says DR..
franklin, Il remember one cold winter
morning I1 1le ] was ccosted by & smiling man,
with an az on his shoulder: My pretty
boy SAID he, 'has yoar father grind
stone? Y es; SIR said I. tYon are q fine
little fellow said he, will you let ne GRIND
my ak on it?' Pleased with the conopl;-
nent of fine little fellow o. yes,' ans
wered, 1t is dow:o III the shop And will
you, my little fellow said he, patting me
on the h cad, get me a little hot water2'
could | refuse? ! ran and soon BROUGHT q
Kettle full. How old are YOU and what's
your na1ne?' continued be, without WAITING
tor reply; 4 am sare you are one of the
hnest little fellows that I ever saw; will
you Just turn few minutes for me?-
licked at the fastery, like fool, T
went to work, and bitterly did I rue the
day. 1t was a new az, and [ toiled and
tugsed till I was almost tired to death.
The. school bell rang and could not Get
away; my hands weFe bistered; the az was
sharp and the ..nasa turned to me with,
NV, you. httie nssea, you've played
truant, scua for sehooI, OF you'll rue it,
Alas! thought it is hard enough to
turn the grindstane ahis cold day, but tobe
called a little r:.se ,as1 vas too much: I.
sunk deep in my ms'nd, and often have
bought Of it since. I When / see mer-
chant over polite To- his customers, beg
sing them to take q little brandy, and
throwing his; goods % the counter, thinks
l, that man has an az to grind When I
see man fatterina| the people, making
great profession Of Attachment to liberty,
who is i'll private life, \ "a tyrant, n,ethinks.
look out, good people; that fellow would
set you turning grindstane. When see
man .hoisted into ofaek BY party spirit,
without single ualifcdion to render him
or useful; at deluaed people,
YOU are. doomed for. son to turn the
srind'atone for a oc - %ssf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
we send this, number of cur paper 0

L We send this number of cur paper
some som. friends who ard subscribers.
WV w they endorse Il 10 principle Of woman's
rght to discuss the laws which govern her
ana the importanc e Of maintaining the
principles of the Fl eedom Of the press, =
human rum n freedom and human progress in The
vanguard gl of civilizs tion, BY aiding IS in
getting subscribers t, the last paper .pub-
;hshed On the way &c, the buaa| o pastures
~ Gpy. Stephens route to the Pacific, 10.
I'VE have personally assumed the resno,.g
slbiiity Of maintain ng these princinles
here, and earnestly as K the aid and spm
pathy of the friends Of freedom and re-.
form. ~ AZ
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

PoTAIoEs.-We are indebted to Mr.. Hoo
per for half bushel of potatoes There
are just twenty-five potatoes and they fill
half bushel measure, heaped. They are
Of the Pink Eye variety; and those who
have seen MIR. Hooper's crop say that a.
bout one fifth are nearly if not quite as
large as these none are small, while for
frmess and favor they are unsurpassed. j.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
LITERARY NOTICES..

THE THr Bo s1'9'' Or, BnA:xcH,-c
to. US greatly improved; and it las always J.
been an excellent literary and family pa
per. ISL: $3.50 b.. s.@.s 49,. ..... -.
=. The publishers IS. h. we made arrangements
ny ~h'ch tn they expect to place it in tb +.
hrst class: Those who can enjoy a1itero r.,
paper without large instruments Of b loo,
ana thunder, will find the Olive B..oucz
q pleasant addition to a :family's' reaain.
matter, =, =: Z
.">1 .@j Terms $500 per annr i'm. =. ~ ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
u MINNESnTA fs.p1,,nl

Our old friend, Col Ern' . i ION comes in to
congratulate U.s. on the rel suit Of the election.
and Laughing until The tt,ars steam tea over, hi,
cheek, oxclaims w. as1a III !
''That type Of yours must have been first
rate seed, land we'll SOW ed, too, for it !. bring
ing a famous crop; and we're getting it in
before the rost, vt that!" @t..#
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Reg MILLS. st. Cloud wants another
large Touring mill. N: N, Smith serds
away hundreds of bushels Of grain weekly,
that ne cannot grind There is a hue va
ter power at Rockville, stearns County: in
a rich wheat growing region where q naill
is much wanted; and, the p1eprietors uoala
give acknowledgements to any person erect
INC one.- a.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
z RETURNS "Tbc cN.:l 4 n

RETURNS. --::The official returns for
Searns and Meeker countiesare not vet
in; and it is useless for us to attempt, this
week, to give a table; but enough is
known to make il certain that FREEDOMS
Ticket is elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. $500 Ill
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
4 .AzAtNESOTA SZA YEKOLl DER.

We had written notice, last week, of
Mr.. Willie, the Moccasin Can,li date for
Meeker eount3y, being Shareholder; but
it was overlooked It does not appear OH: ont
Of place to say that We learn this gentle
man owns a slave whom. he keeps, here:
on the free soil of Minnesota. .'.r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

The election is over and we have made
d clean sweep The Mccoasinites are so
badly beaten that there are not enough Of
them left to bury their dead
The result appears like miracle. 1t
stagge,s the belief OF the most sanguine
of our friends; and falls upon the enemy
with a most crushing effect.
Rice has always counted upon this Dis
trict, under Lowrys management as beyond
8 peradventure, bound to obey orders to
the letter, and now! Yes now. The Anti
Lecompton Democrats and Republicans
united on a ticket and have triumphant]y
elected VIM. II. Wood and Thomas c.
Mcclure anti-slayery Democrats, and A.
?. Whitney. Il staunch Republican to the
Legislature; and their whole County
tickets in all three counties.
They all ran as anti-slavery candidates,
pledged to vote against any man Or meas
ure looking towards any extension or
nationalizing Of the curse Of Slavery
They are pledged to use all their influence
to preserve our National Domain for the
use Of free lahorers free soil for free
men. Ne more Slave States. No Slave
Territory.
This is tie ground they openly took
before the people; and on this ground
they have been triumphantly elected.
They are men who will stand by their
pledges; and ne ask oar anti-slayerv
friends everywhere to rejoice with us; to
thank God and take courage.
The issue Of 40 press-breaz;ng, entered
largely iate the canvass and the District
has gloriously redeemed itself from that
reproach.
The Dictator is fallen, fallen. His poor
little laqneys are crushed and the free
dom CT the press is fixed fact in North i
ern Minnesota.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
ftp the steep
-~-up the steep" =.
Where hangs the noblest crown i.
Honor may gain, or virtue keep
An honest mans renoWn.' -

where hangs tile nohlest crown
Honor may gain, or virtue keep
An honest mans renown' -.
Freedom may count on him whenever
his vote can serve her cause, OF. we have
made sad mistake. - .s ..
With Messrs Nc, Clure and Whitney
we are not personally acquainted, but in
manner and appearance they are gentle
men, with good faces, and well formed
heads and regulations for honor and in
tcgrity of high order. The one is an
Slavery Democrat, the other Re-
publican. They profess to be- opposed to
the extension Of slavery; and the domina-
ton Of shareholders; and those who know
them we'll, feel certain they have the self
respect and drmness to stand by their pro-
fessions. :.u..s...,
Our County officers are men of charac-
ter and grit, temperate, honorable men,
capable Of discharging the several duties
Of their pieces, and in favor of a free press,
free soil and free men. N. T. Clark, the
Clerk of Court, has been particularly ac-
tive in bringing about the present happy
change in this Upper Country regime.
Our County Surveyor and County Au-
ditor will no doubt prove themselves wor-
thy the confidence reposed in them, as
they are we'll known and highly respected.
The reign Of rrtianis1n is over, for The
present, in this County. .~s>, 49, ...,-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

leg WE call atten ton to the card If
MIR. Thompson, Of Washington City
We know gentlemen who have employed
him to attend to legal business at the Can
itol; and who have the utmost confidence
in his legal abilities; and his attention to
business. IA,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

. LIE - o., LADIES Dies HOME NJ .GAz1NE, for
November 10y is an 'excellen' : number, has
oss very beautiful '''1a l. en- craving, fashion
p'ates and PATTERNS; ~ ,luable, illustrated
arhcle entltled"SThree j. Years in ,Jerusa-
lem man; and ven selec ted variety of tales,
poetry and missceD a I, matter. 7"a. i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

FRosr.--The frost killed the vines in
our garden Oh the night of the 9Th. Up
to that time, tomatoes, squashes, sweet
potatoes &C., were growing green and fresh.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Il ~ 2. L11 g = PILGRIM for October is
i lia'k<'ns tue eyas of the little folk dance, as
eney gather around the centre table to see
w'a' pleteres het has brought, and hear the
the tales he has to tell. .s '........ ~ '35
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

Observation-Disclosures emigrant
trains have passed into Stearns co at Fow-
ler's ferry this season. =. -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

This tow N is
the finest Agl'n
" est. I is in
aarnittcf by al
Town. farmer;
claims ,tcombini
in7a' ids sceki.
0es c where h,
Sc d i'll 20 any :
y. IL in nature;
eral tastes gT
7 Situated on
and Fort ABB
ieithe,-under
ing The utmost
to be one OF u
csota. The C.
is Prairie and .
while to the )
=, unbroken bod
tion Of il, beip
! The pyairH =
serve particn #
Ten miles ions
miles wide, "
tgwell watered.
| Farmers and
! jul building g.
! lake. SCARF
j are also wort
/ oil moderate s
+; enclo2 witt
verge ION ID
to the State ]
mona skjrting q
of water and
surpassed,
] are Lakes III
lisag'' connect.
! 20 miles in ex
| beautiful. Al
! of claims G
dense s ,etleme
IN the West is
.rao, cssaary a
inc /, aaest hhe1'
70 a tie Town
Executi"eN"
or Judge Gre.
Brott, st. Clo'
Vt Alexandra,
r. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
fILL RETURNS FROM BENTON
COUNTY,!

Dem IN Roman letter Rep. in Capitals ant
Moe. liz Italics.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

:. You g cannot put ys |,ur s.
r Ratr 1 ct the Constitution -: aneer on any
s sigat q the power to ca, na.eh eonveys The
q q tee States of the u 10. slaves from one
IN 1850. e's'sss $. gs--Aenyn ITO ~ TO