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Der Iltlt9e @rpres<3uo
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Baltimore ..11,30 M.M.
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Mntunft III
CLEVELAND. .2>45 M.M.
BUFFALO ..11,3O N.M.
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CLEVELAND $50 N.M.
Buffalo 500 SD.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16
JACK FROST,

This distinguished individual paid US a
brief and moderate visit on the morning Of
August 18th. and repeated the Courtesy on
the mornin9of the l :th inst. As the late
buckwhest and corn we're not quite ready
tor his trostship, it would have been pre-.
terable had he waited for an invitation
but having made start from the east and
having taken through ticket, we must
excuse the expeditions manner of his com.
ing. But to be serious New York, Penn.
sylvani: and the entire tier of States south
OF US, W ere visited by the frost from the
18th. to the 18th: Of August, and destruc-
ton has followed in its track. With US
the case is different. Here when our cas-.
tern friends would have US believe that it
is too cold for corn, our sugar cine, leaf
tobacco, vegetables and corn, as well az
halt the buckwheat are safe from diaster;
and the yield greater and the soil easier
worked than in any other State east Of the
Rocky Mountains. Add to this the high
prices for grain and the low prices for land,
and we have one Of the very best, if no.
the best farming state in Uncle Sans do.
minions.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16
MCCAIN

The morning after he ! emocrat:c Els.
trict convention Gen. Lowry and o. Car.
nthers Of the i,and Office started for Fort
Abercrombie. Now let honest Democrats
hook OF for the moccas;n tracks-for the
precincts which VIII be established, be-
tween the Mississippi and led Rivers
precincts that will every one send in from
ten to thirty Lecompton votes. Most Of
them will doubtless have settler holding
claim; and some two or three, but places
in which no election will ever BE-: held:
and from which the returns viii come
down in the pockets Of the gentlemen whe
established them, to be used when they
shall be wanted. Keep a sb..:rp lookout
on the OIL Indian 7ra,'2cr; and the No.
casin Tracks.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16
TO THE DEMOCRATIv CAN.
DIDATE3.
LuDw1ck RoBERs,1
To II. G. BURD1cK, Csors
U. S. WILLIE.

Ve0Ilemon
you have just been : laced in nomination
BY the so called Democracy Of this Distr:c:
as candidates for the Legislature. The
convention has thrust you before the pub
lie without platform and without an a
vowal Of principles. We now charge this
conduct upon the Convention end your.
selves as cowardly dodge, and dare you
to fling away your DARK LANTERNS and
show your hands. Know Nothingism.
which your eloquent Mr.: Caruthers de-
bounced in the Convention as vile and cor
rupt, never rcsorted to more covert and
unmanly blows than you have adopted
We charge too that you have sold your
selves to James Buchanan's Land Offices
and dare you to say that you will in eau
Gus or in the Legislature vote for the cleo.
ton Of Gen. Shields or any other Anti-l.c-
compton candidate for the L. S. Senate -.
We tender you Or either of you the free
use Of our columns for the purpose Of def
ming your position. If not deemed imper.
tinent in us, we would like to know too
whether You endorse Senator Rice, 4Gov
ernor Sibley and the last legislature.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16
A SINGULAR CASE.

The Chicago papers Of last week gave
an account Of a transaction which occurred
there recently, which is both romantic an i
aggravating: Five or six weeks ago i'r.
George 4. Eve, young man OF twenty
hive years. good appearance and address,,
took q house on South Clark street md
opened an Office for the practice Of Home-
opathy.. lie had a family, composer OF a
wife and three children. On Wednesday
evening of last week Ii. I've received a
note as follows: ., ...,
Z: IF Dr I've will call 1T room No. g.
fremont House, he will meet with an old
friend DESTROYS Of an interview with him. -
DIR. Eve vent as requested. since which
time nothing has been heard Of him.
lie is the son ola distinguished professor
in Georgia. Turing bis college course he
tell in love with a beautiful girl, whom he
resolved TO- marry. One thing was in the
way. She: was slave Of LIZ. Ayre, Of
! Randolph County, Georgia. The young
man father opposed the match. 'Ihe
son tr'umphet, however. and married her,
but she Was slave nevertheless, though
her 'k'n would not betray it. Not many
months since the young mans uncle died,
leaving him $lO,OOU. 9 at once went
to the owner OF his wife and demanded
her freedom. Ills the owner asked
$1,000 tor. fr. Eve at once paid the
cxorbiant price, and started with his wife
and babes for the North. lie settled in
chicago, as has be- n mentioned, and was
living happily till the time we have men.
toned. he :'old friend" who wished to
see him turned out to be his ia her, who
had come to bring. buck his son. What
means were used or what has happened t.,
him has not been learned. The wife re.
manned in Chicago, where she is cared
tor by the citizens. What the finale 81
this viii be We have yet to learn. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16

VAR1ETIEs.-"Read the biographies #
cur great good men and women" s.ys ..
exchange mot one Of them had h:hio.-.
able mother: They nearly all sprung from
plain, st1ong-minded women, who lad Is
little to do with fashions As With ohanei,r
clouds"
ut has been solemnly adjudged: j. Is,
highest judicial tribunal that slavery
exists in Kansas by virtue Of the eonsdtu-
ton Of tie United States. Kansas i there
fore at this moment as much slave State
as Georgia or South 'Caroiaa: "-Fteside.t
Buchanan. ~ ----.s.--
Will our friends at Sank Rapids, Little
Falls, Grow Wing, Monticello and other
towns Of Northern Minnesota furnish .
an occasional correspondence abont mat
tiers and things in their several localities I
We want the Democrat to represent tAe
interest and resources Of Northern MIMI.
esota. So we want "a cts from all the dia-
erent places. Also, those who do think
We misrepresent the opinions Of this see-
zion and wish to advoc. tie other views Gu.
use our columns at such prices ~ Nil
rarely pay for payer; ink and printing:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16

that without ! declaration Of principe Of
which N truth they haa nonc,q they could
seeqr, tho support Of the gullible Douglass.
wing Of the. Democracy. Mr Carothess.
With such look Of dependency and des.
pair ~ We shall never forget, pocketed the
:rssolutions aaa=ths insult; and Nh. Rich
ardson who by this time had Been whipped
into the traces, came to the relief Of the
party by magaauimoasly moving that the
Convention adjourn eine die, which was a.
dopted by the Eve or six who were present.
When the delegates heard that they were
thus disposed Of, there was some tall swear
ing, and We took-to our heels and left
A friend who remained behind to make
the acquaintance Of the Candidates for the
purpose Of securing their support for the
position Of U. 8. Senator, or TRANSFERRING
Clerk, informs US that upon inquiry be
learned that Mr.. ROBBERS had remained j.
st. Cloud, and placed his interests in atke
hands Of Mr.. Caruthers, that Mr.. Willie
was 50 overjoyei at the result that be had
gone to bed; and that Mr., Burdick was
swearing that the Douglas men were
Black Republicans and that both Of them
thought more Of the negroes than they
did Of: their wives. Tho big porch, at
Days Hotel became too small for Mr.. kur:
dick or Mr.. Buralck was too large for the
porch. MIR. Burdick became very vocit.
erous, very red and very profane. Mr..
Burdick stru:ted off the porch looking in.
dignant and cantankeroas, AMI our terrii-
ed informant looked fer the road to St.
Cloud and took it, apprehensive that un-
less ho took that he might have to take
something worse.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16

Won and country saved. Another motion
made, noise and confusion + Showed, got
scared. count called fotsspfang On big
mans back, and ftom ig'aana! back to the
joice, looked down on chaos and excite.
ment, count taken, poEsp1oKs, JK: on his.
perch counted BY both sides, all the jo;ce
counted in by the Lana Office, and Land
Office won; country saved again. Motion
made that Maj. Caruthers be dels gate to
the District Convention, more noise, an,
other count, DoEsr1oKs JR., both his
boots, the joice and raftess, counted in.
and country saved again: Douglasites
in>pertinently called this cheating, were
told If they didn't like it to lcare, did
leave, we followed to prevent them, from,
destroying the country! Went to MIR
Edlebrock's store and nominated a full
set Of Delegates. Land Office elected: .
full set ditto. Land Office saved the coun.
Try again and sdjourned.: Maj. Carutheps
and Mr.: Ried met, big words followed,
Maj, ran, his eye against Mr. Reds fist,
ground flew up and hit Majors head, coun-
try in danger again. Maj snapped bis
revolver twice, didn't 60 of, but Mr.: R;ed
lid, to get revolver No. ? at Edrcbroek's
store;-M.jor and party followed, broke
into store Major leading, "r. Ried moi
there, Mr.. Edlebrock's private residence
invaded and wife driven from. her he'd
and country saved again. Another meet
ing on the street, DoEsr1cKs JR. insulted
bya D,u5lasite, bound to initiate the
major, ran his eye against Dou .5lasites fist,
ground few up and hit his head, had no
pistol to snap, got pummelel, got home,
minus ore boot, two teeth, his six cen
dimes, aid can't see whether the country
is saved or not, as both the Major and he,
are looking through glass - darby. WISH
es toknow whether the country Is saved.
and if not, what the Land Office requires
of him uext; "Barkus is willin.''
Yours in tribulation:
D0ESTICKS JR.
Sept. 18th 1853
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16

{: va send this number Of or papss,s
some friends who AZ not ssbss1i;leas.
VIII they endorse the principle u9weaaa's
rightto discuss the laws which goyss.Ar
and the importance Of maintaining ne
principles Of The Reedom Of the press, q
human freedom and human psogIss 80
vanguard Of. cisilixasiou, b. siidaiiuK u IN
getting subscribers to the last paper pub
ished on the way to the buffalo pa.sare..
by Stephens route 70 the Ree;Ae
We have personally assumed the respos-
sibaity Of maintaining these, psinsilss,
here; and earnestly ask the aid and syn--
patty Of Vie ftiesds of freedom and n.
49, IN = : ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16
Important Letter from S enstor Gee:
WASHINGTON, Aug S, 1855

WASHINGTON, Aug 5, 1855
Editors of the Pioneer and Dem ocrst:
There will be no sale Of Gove.n1lent
lands in Minnesota this year, 1 am eenf-
lent, but the settlers should prepare them.
selves as soon as possible with the neaas
to enter their Claims, for it cannot be e.
pected that the lands. viii be kept cut Of
market longer than next summer: - -
The even sections upon the lines Of the
railroads are subject to pre-emptiop 1t
$3.50 per acre, and each pre-emptor can
locate one warrant upon the land, the BAL
ance, 81 rs per acre, he must pay in cash.
The above is in answer to numerous lst-
ters received by me on these subjects. =
Truly Youu, ~
>~ III. NJ. RICK. 5
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16

"a MILLS. St. Cloud wants anoth. 1,
large Touring mill. N. N. Smith ser d.
away hundreds Of bushels Of grain weekly.
that he cannot grind. There is fine va
ttr power at Rockville, stearns County; IN
arch heat growing region where a mill
is much wanted; and the proprietors would
give liberalinducenent to any person erect
ing one.- ..-!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16
"a MA V1GA TON OF THE RED
RIVER OF THE NORTH - ]

Early explore have pronounced. the
junction Of the Bots de Sioux and Red
Rivers. as the head Of navigation on the
Red River Of the North; and until few
weeks ago, nothing heavier than canoe
had ever been propelled; eitherabove or be-
low that point. BY our last advices from
Breckenridge, we learn that drive Of sew.
eral thousand pine logo have arrived At
that place from Otter Tail Lake, lying one
hundred miles above on the Red River:
End the drivers report that the Indians
ascend and descend.ain their canoes, two
hundred miles above Breckihridge.a. y u
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DoE:'ST'lcKs> :, J il ] Al ! !
'~& DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE
- ELECTION. .....ss !.
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Mrs. SwlssHELM:

MRS. SWlssHELM: ,,, ,..,t.x..:, ,,.,,.
,s:-..5:' %'@>i- ~ ~ \ few months
since "the old folks at 'home" shipped you,
humble servant west, with sixteen dimes
in his pocket, to twin himself, name
I'M Minnesota. He stuck: down his stakes
in St. Cloud, liked the place, liked III,
people, AMI until last Saturday evening
liked himself: Now be likes neither, and
by giving you leaf from his note book
will tell you why. Err &: .>4.-;;. ::
At four o'clock Saturday afternoon, one
Of the runners Of the Land Office called
where was digging cellar, ard
said that the country was to be saved on
that evening at Wilson's Hall, and that
Maj. Caruthers, Register ftke Land Office,
wanted the assistance of DOE STICKS ill.,
said the country must be saved and I'd be
there, was there, and found hundred
others there, and among them majority Of
Doug las Democrats, who came expressly
to ruin the country;-struggle for country
salvation commenced, Land Ufice nom;.
mated Mr.: Shepley for Chairman, and Maj.
aCaruthers made pathetic and patriotic
speech; Land Office didn't win but Doug
lasites did: ouglasites nominated and
elected Mr.. Mont, Mr.. Mont declined;
Land Office nominated (}en'l Lowry.
didn't win but Maj. Caruthers said it did,
country. had TO be saved, and Gent Lowry
took the chair. Maj. Caruther~ made
made q motion, didn't understand him,
but knew that the country had to be saved,
end the Land Office was doing it; Mai.
Ca'uthers made speech, said he was a
Democrat; gave some big ticks to the
Dous!asites. Got some big licks back;
House divided for count on tho Majors
motion, we stuck to the Land Office side,
our boys were counted twice, Land Office
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SMALL T0B4co0].- The s. Fail
TINE. boasts Of Tobacco leaves raised y
= garden in that ely, measuring twenty
fours inches inlength. We~areI ashamed
u TT this go out'as Minnesota pmrod.c-:
ton Messers Mitchell !. and Miller, a few
days since, measured Tobacco leaves I upon
the farm Of Ludwig and William, Rothkopf,
one mile below s.. Cloud, which were each
thi~ty.6ve inches in'~lengths and 'sevepteen
in width. --, -: :---=-,..-
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REPUBLICAN coNvEM.
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The Republicans have called Conven-
ton, to meet at the Everett School Hous
St. Cloud: on Saturday the 18th inst. At
10 o'clock A. NJ. to nominate candidates
for the House Of Representatives. -.