Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
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From the OAstaeld bRePublican---No
vsmber 22d SO 2nuiLiim GO eaufE4a sti,,,y
J. LIBEL aSuITlM Mr.. Holley has been ohayin
|'s libel suit with Hemphill, the editor Of th
Chathsld Dsmocrat. He says :1s,.r =. ,ias3 81
T. We answered o base libel upon curse
which was printed in the Chat6eld Democra
of July s2d, b whereupon the editor of th
| Democrat] swears that our 'sscandalous, de
hmatory, and iibellousY words 50 written j
answer to his own, had utterly destroyed hi
spotless reputation among his neighbors an
friends, and bad brought bis family into grea
infamy and disgrace among all good and wol
thy citizens. ,5syolumg 1ngninylc g.., gy;es
His counsel, the late lamented member q
Congress, James N. Cavanaugh, ESQ., mad
a thrilling appeal to the jury .1iaJoa L L5aa
! aAgain gentlemen, [said Jiml I say dom
be led away by. Dan. Norton. He is the ris
ing sun, Il the setting STAR $50 is . hol
burnt in blanket q star,) and SO the cas-
went to the Jury.arcI..rs ngE,gad o00.. bar
4 -G* *-aFsi,9* 0au - - .ggl. - a
"The jury went out, and after five hour
absence, returned with a verdict of $l00,--
Weighed in the balance by . jury properly
cautioned by his counsel as regards politics
they found we presume the real value of ole
Hemph'lls s character While we deny tina
we injured it one iota, We cannot deny bu
that the jury considered we had destroyed j
enureiy, ana ieit oounar uhder thelr oaths Y
give MN It's iuh hequigalent,G aking tnis view
OF IL, we don't envy nlm tne price ne mas PROV
ca nus who'e REPUTATION ~ortn; 5so.u.a.st il
=. = ,l5lal'.s. yaFIgn.g IL, -. -, be-
'.our. own opinion, most worthy fatner
ls shat the Jury most, aamnaoty oYerratteee
you, ana tnat u snouid nave oeeh put at one
huhoreo ceh's.s 12iaJ.. ri Sla,.a zgss4sIg u
-, 80, go So, r.o tho AZ oa;+o- of ~. ~, -
again we ssy, ~ rs ss so..o. =, .ne Dem
Gc'u'l me!u you' - nna' anu your s.h .aT..
oe = man o. AsrsaI ua"ns VI = nouss, u .ele'
ihstead Oh hoeiier, love wa.er lns'sao ~ "a
ger-sPeak tne t,u'h .ol you. nelenDors IN
stead OF ialsenooos' ana ooa kno"s 'na. we
DeileVe' nay, nope, u,at ele you IHAe youl
Democratic i,irv can be found. who under the
solemnitv Of an oath. can estimate and assess
vour real worth at something near the value
decent human soul i"
- -. mi,
TREMBLING IN Their booTs.-Ihe n. I'o"ee' et
DC Deneocrot, says tnat buehanan Is PrePa,
ing to decapitate, the stin necSea anu Ieoel.
lious Federal oifice holders IN Mnneso'a' vi
account OF their Dougias procnVl1les.
IN cohseduehce .. s,.s .ta I..', rnm I ss"hor. ~.
Tue part VI uie so'eluinen' .no pop euoAei
fawn and supplicate for mercy. a -aar
The Chatfield Democrat which has been
conducted for the mast six months as Doug
organ. now takes the back
track and is ready to swallow Lecompton
horns and all. in fact do ANYTHING to keen
the heads Of its owners on their shoulders. :.
As the Pioneer well saws, those organs
"that have pap spooned out to them from the
Federal treasury are engaged Just at this
time IN begging Tor their places. -
wen slaves 90 on ana : Dene PEN tiie suPp1rn' nn
knee tnat tnrlit may lonow ia%ning Inc
ii!1e - ias. arawns nea. eaaa s,aa sS1 yvu
oiu auiou " P.nI0' you "'0 90 "0S'' WIZ " III
oouipe'e''' nv. ~ " III nnn's.aa aI gr..l---s.,. .
=. WE call the attention OF our readers 70 tne
advertisement IN announcer pace from the hicn'
u na .,. WI 49, Nv oso 40 '' - ~" .bo ,nnt
that will de1o,mce tbis hid in the public prints
of q Southern city for the life of a distinguish
ed Northern man. Here Is bid to cut-throats
Tor murder. Here Is a-aehDerate DID by
Southern slave holders tor the lie Of quiet
citizen of the north. TO on brutes an out
ragged community will yet reward you as you
deserve. 30 s.t ---spa ~ .aga-.3 30 .....
Tur p;oossr e. Ds,no.rot is in mourn;no
hecanSa Gnnk ;s Sentenced like the rest of the
- rs,,rrnct;on;sts ~ d;e for his IN starred at.
temnt The 70. con I ,vbv, the Pioneer a Dsua.
o..dt ,b;nLS GooL ongbt IN he rele.sed ;s
CO. hs ;s hrotho- -oS'Gav W;,lord,S u;fa
of indian, Inst think Of this q Democratic
newspaper prays that an ''insurrectionist' be
Liberated because ne IS a democrat, Do NOT not
'iN A A'ou' ""l pa'F FNA Ft'A"''s'p si '''' '" ~ III ~
IHE editor OF the Henderson Denocrdt zen r calls
,ne ee.pr oi ,e leonesr % TSm0cTas a,S .u,,
ioss ua' sri I,ao ,u.o, I -. % I:o, 1uo %ou.
sue .has y. is,om sho' ,u oe ,d aI v .nI;aht %
.,aus ~ s"I" ..1' ~ ms /, "'unNS " ."
eieu jury TJaoDs'''SS'a ISIS aca .aaauF .aI
From the saltwater Messenger.-Novem
ber 22 So .7, ..,r .,...
The leader in the MESSENGER is on "The
Democratic Press and the Insurrectionist
Cook" 1t remarks: .-.. ..
sPoor old Brown,--,not Republican by
any NY, means, out = man WHO'S, whose very lmpulse
from his straw nallet while vet faint and s;ck
and bleeding from the effect of his wounds.
hurried through trial that under any under
any other circumstances would be deemed a
mockery, was sentenced to death, and in a
few short weeks will be executed. Cooks re-
lationship to Gov. Willard, of Ia. naturally
attracted attention to him, to know if the
same swift Justice would overtake him that SO
soon befell his colleague, Brown"
-, ..,,n,..
II 'neh quo'es 'ne f'""Se' pea 'or 'ngl-
MIA to spare Cook because he has a Demo
cratic .brother-in-law. The Messenger then
correct,v observes. ...,. is.. Il : .,.
.,W. a-x.u..,,;.. Al.
we can sympa'hile WIN oooh anu Dro"h
IN tlell nisloa,u.1s' :1,. M 'ouEn we S can nave mo
symPatny WIN tne ln.s.aAen iolty ana crime