The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30
requisite for the Office would think sufficient to effect the desired

requisite Office would Think the desired
object '''"e'
your attention to the Militia System of the with to Sc
'' Tb General Election for President and Vice President occurring in No
this will be advisable provide that
that the future assembling Legislature shall
be made nearly simultaneous with the induction into office the
Your attention necessary legislation for the pro-
settlers from the dons rowing Indians condne
much possible their reservations and also to
have the habits civilization priv
ileges granted to them by the Constitution.
connection upon you careful egua
The elective justly regarded sacred as it the high
est pe american r"ns 1 hs 5po The v0cso the majority Of the
but when by illegal voting other frauds such late becoming
mrepesente rights interests of the people out
ragged but blow struck at the Fundamental principles
convenience and without injustice every
people with the citizens Of
other States deep interest in the legislation ohe General
railroad to the Pacific from some point in the Mississippi valley
Minnesota the question should be deter
through valleys While everything in
which promises the cheapest and transportation certainly
IS be hoped that mere sectional eaues will not be permitted prevent
The principle free homes in its humane
n their 1en upon this question well the
fullest The should Include in their
least to the extent reducing the price such lands dollar quar-
rh BANKRUPT w pos.S1 the " hs
g at session Mnoa has general policy Of
character BY which the business man. n ~f ana o aa
without fault of his beyond his ability might be
his liabilities suendeng all his for the his cre
would greatly encourage effort and in the aggregate
should fraud but from the unS 11m%ua Snen
forever preventing them from becoming productive profitable members
would no doubt become popular and Indispensable Icing
1t is certainly desirable that should be some modification
Of the present scale of duties importa whereby the rev.
Of the general should be equal if possible
10 its ezPfndGe some protection be afforded
av the perpetual drain of country be checked and
home market furnished to the agricultural interests country These in
State have other States the
bark profitable manufactures should scope and less compion
the farmers that remain the time that advantages
natural adaptations for manufacturing operations which require great con-
slant cheap and convenient power and
our swift streams opulous villages the homes capital industry Great
ing new wealth for the State while giving products of
The question Slavery deeply affecting the neace Of , ~
try and the strength and welfare of the States exists be viewed
OF the which differing opinions 5as om
10 pass That certain belief that subject
doXy Tie only criterion OF capacity for public Office.
N content to leave the institution Constitution and tho d
IN ms OF . h residents lett it. local institution entirely with
lew to advocate medng with in the on the other hand
others more numerous and dangerous seeking to give it.
more anu more national character the with ac
lively and to extend into the Territories the yerv Cnstnon
of naGe n to extend slavery Territory repeatedly by
violence and fraud and crime
the institution in paid the sad nu aat9
ong Dpecang all acts of disorder regarding as well the Con-
we can not enehe interference slavery the ats
'e cens other States or to the farther into
weakness ' usn' WIN insecurity and
Minnesota, lately into the Federal Union will no a
State devotion to everything that for the safety the rlorr G
tni of our Confederation while secession and d;sun; anu
pro- y b t OF h DON houses Of Congress simply
councils We should offer firm resolve our older and tr
the underng political ties that mak % age .ea
States a great prosperous powerful nation. Wi o'
SAINT PAUL, January 2, 1860. '> AM0h1.