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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-04

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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
How 1t Occurred.

The statement by telegraph, the other day.
that the Republican members of the Illinois
legislature, declined to take their seats in
order to defeat the reelection of DOUGLAS, is
explained by the Springfield correspondence
of the Chicago Press to have been occasioned
by a report that an attempt would be made
to elect two Senators-DouGLAs and a suc.
cessor of Judge TRuMBULL-which obtained
extensive credence; and had it not been sol.
emily denied by respectable Democratic Sem
ators, and had not assurances equally EN-.
phatic been given that no such unconstitu.
tional and revolutionary proceedings would be
undertaken, not Republican member of Ell
Their House would have taken the oath.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
A Case Interesting to Medical Men,

We begin to think that we are still quite ,
good doctor" though little out of practice
About New Years Day, or little before, VIC
had occasion to administer quite a little dose
of medicine to the Artist Paul Pioneer.
the Earl of Cologne-the Rotary-and the
Theological Specially.
The first effects alarmed us. The patients
experienced choking sensation in the throat
became speeches.; and their faces assumed
the color of their hearts.
On Saturday last, however, they so far re-
covered as to resume speech; but the most
horrible and alarming diarrhea then set in,
almost Immediately!
On Sunday last, the same symptoms con-
tnued. How long this phase of the COM
plant will last, we cannot just now tell; but
as soon as the first rush of the discharges is
over, it is our intention to apply an astrin-
gent; and we doubt not we shall bring the
patients safely through.
1t is thought the Norman-French Diction-
airy with which we baited trap for the On
biological, has been the main cause of this
last most violent attack. Strange, too, isn't
it, that it should have disagreed with him so
terribly PAS Dictionary is well known to be
a diet to which he is used and of which he is
very fond!
New Year, however, is period of excess
in eating and drinking and he probably took
more at one time than was "within the range
of his capacity" We hope this will be a
lesson to the young men, for the future!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15

las to the manner in which the case of
Mr.. Colby was presented, there is but one
opinion amongst those competent of judging.
Their verdict is, that the case of the respon-
dent was presented by DANIEL NORTON, Esq,
with degree of learning and ability rarely
heard in that court room: and this learning
and ability was to the very point, which the
Times has falsely declared, was waived by
Mr.. CoLBY's counsel. The question of the
Jurisdiction of the Court was the main ques-
ton made and argued. Still the author of
the villainous and stilletto article in the Times
from which we have quoted, has attempted,
not only injustice to Messrs. COOPER and NOR
TON, but to impose. upon its readers, by de-
claring, that the question Of jurisdiction vas
waived by them. 1t may be asked, what was
their object? 1t was two-fold: first to apol-
ogise for the usurpation of the Judges, in the
ordinary ful6llment of their vocation as "the
Republican organ of the Democratic party ;"
and secondly, to vilify the gentlemen above
named not only out of private hatred, (Mr.
NORTON is spoken of as one of the Republican
nominees for Congress y but to aid in screen
ing their Democratic friends. In both they
have signally failed.
AS to the action of the Judges and the real
facts in the case, as considered by them, we
reserve those things for future day.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
The Chief OF Police.

We hear everywhere commentator Of the
GOODNESS and discretion displayed by Capt.
JNo. W. CROSBY, Chief of Police of St. Paul,
in his management of the arrest of LALIYER,
the murderer, and his ferreting out the evil
dence of the crime, &c. Capt. CROSBY, thus
far, succeeds we'll as detective; to which
SUCCESS, no doubt, when abroad in pursuance
of his vocation, his gentlemanly department
and firm demeanor, must essentially contri-
butte, by exciting the respect and confidence
of those whose aid he seeks. The Chief of
the Police of St. Paul should be gentleman,
and he is and this latest exhibition of his en-.
ergy and tact, has indicated his claim to be
rated above mediocrity. We desire to praise
merit, whenever it is shown in our public
officers; and we never will indulge in COM
mendations, where its object does not by pos
tive acts deserve it. Mr.. CROSBY does de-
serve it, and we award it to him in the fullest
measure.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
An Important Popular Movement!

Il
We heard rumor day before yesterday,
that Railroad Meeting had been held at
Minneapolis on Saturday evening, to denounce
the course Of the MINNEsorIAN and to sustain
the "credit of the State" by announcing a
willingness on the part of the people to be
taxed!
A letter since received informs US that a
meeting aeas held in reference to these mat
ters; but that it adjourned over, without do
ing anything, until this wednesday, eve
ming.
From the tenor of the letter to us, we infer
that the Railroad folks are not having it all
their own way. 1t appears that the only res
olutions thus far introduced, and which are
to be considered this evening" array the
Railroad Companies for dishonesty and cor
ruption-for violations of their Charters-and
denounce the idea of lecying tar to pay
the interest on the bonds, &c. One of the
resolutions pitched into Wild Cat cur
rency."
There seems to have been good deal of
discussion on the resolutions and until late
hour. We await the final result of this ap-
parently spontaneous movement of the peo-
pie, with Impotence and anxiety.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15

1t is with peculiar qualification that we an.
nounce the election of Hon. K1NsLEY L. B1Ne.
HAM to the Office of United States Senator
from Michigan-an event which took place at
Lansing on the 9Th inst. We are not inform
ed for whom the Democracy cast their votes.
A letter in the Detroit Tribune of Friday, says
The Anti-Lecompton members go in for
Stuart, but they number only about half of
the party in the Legislature. The Lecompton-
ties are divided between Geo. w. Peck and
Alex. Buel, Representative from Detroit. Peck
is putting forth every energy to defeat even
the compIimenting of Stuart by 81 votes out
of liz. Not content with aiding his downfall,
he would kick him when down. don't blame
him. Stuart's position is so utterly contempt
ible as to invite active boot practice and pro
fuse SPECIFICATION. Mr.. Buel has an axe of his
own to grind, and is striving to secure the
nomination for himself, looking, it is presum-
ed, to some promotion hereafter, by election
or appointment. 1t is more than probable
that they will dispense with caucus alto
gether.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
Another New Cent.

The Baltimore Sun has seen cent Of the
recent coinage. On one side it has the grace
full portrait of some aboriginal squaw of high
ton, with lovely Anglo American Greco
face, adorned with circlet of eagles feathers
radiating from bandeau around her head, in
scribed with the word Liberty" The head
isfsurrounded with the inscription "United
States of America, 1852" On the reverse
are the UNCONVENTIONAL terms "One Cent"
encircled by a wreath. The coin is not only
a decided improvement on the last sent out by
the mint, but has really an Independent claim
to elegance.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
A Proper Investigation.

Senator WILSON, of Massachusetts,, intro.
duced resolution in the U. S. Senate on the
9th lnst.' that committee Of five be appoint.
ed to inquire whether any employee Pin any
department of the government, since March
18th, 1857, was required to contribute por-
ton OF the pay to defray the expenses Of, or
influence any election during that period, or
whether any employee has been removed for
not SO contributing, and what legislation is
necessary to prevent this influencing the cleo
tors. The resolution was laid over.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
We Pioneer Sweareth!

-"By Gods Grace it shall be popular no longer
than it is misunderstood '-Pioneer
The above moroccan appeared in the Pioneer
Of yesterday morning, in the lying article rel
alive to County Scrip, &c. We learn that
the editor who wrote it had it thus -" Bv
COP 1t SHALL" &C.; but the religious man of
the establishment seeing it thus in the proof,
altered it privately, and converted bit of
blasphemy into an expression of some piety.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
A New Issue of Treasury Notes.

We are assured from Washington that the
present condition of the exchequer and reve-
nues-is such as to justify the belief that all
other issue of Treasury Notes must be made
to meet the current demands, for the whole
balance in the Treasury is almost exhausted.
Of one of the notices of the Democracy, ere
trenchment and REFORM" the Administration
at Washington is fair illustration.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15


The story that Fremont has recovered, by
law, the final title to the celebrated MERGED
mine, in California, is incorrect, according te
the Washington Star, which says: "His re-
cent suit with the Company working the
mine, involved only the question of tempora.
~ possession, not that of right to the land in
fee. He gained that. 1t may take half q
century or more, ere he or those representing
his claim after him, obtain final judgmen,
awarding the title to the land in fee. And
then, such q judgment will by no means con
vey to him the title of the minerals in the
land. The last question is one to be fought
out at great length with the government of the
United States"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
Sale OF Minnesota Bonds!

In the New York Tribune, of the 7th inst,
we find the following under the money arti.
Gle:
"Messrs. Clark. Dodge Co. offer for sale Min
nesota y cents of the loan of $3.50 OOO issued for
State purposes, organization. public buildings, &C.
and for which sinking fund is established, and q
special tax laid for the payment of the interest,"
sale OF these bonds was made yesterday at
The Tribune has it &c per cent. loan -
but this must be a typographical error-the
lean of $4,000 drawing 8 per cent the
Railroad Bonds being per cents.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
Douglas Reelected !

Notwithstanding the boasting of some Of
the Buchanan journals to the contrary, the
Democracy in the Illinois Legislature were a
unit in favor of DOUGLAS reelection the vote
standing 81 Democrats for him, and 46 Re-
publicans for LINCOLN. This is as it should
be. A square-toed fight, and no skulldug-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
Dubuque Daily Times.

We hail with pleasure the temperance Of
this staunch and ably edited Republican pa
per, published at the Key City, by Messrs.
PALMER, GILMORE & Co. 1t is under the able
management of company of practical and
experienced Editors and Printers, and is the
best gotten up paper Dubuque has ever had.
Success to the Times.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
The Amende.

1t is but right to state, that Judge AARON
GOODRICH denies most positively having writ
ten the article in the Times, of Thursday the
9Th, depreciatory of Judge COOPER and Mr..
NORTON. We give his denial that he did not
write the article, full credit.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
Douglas Reception in washingt,

The 7]ibune's correspondent writes on the
9th, notwithstanding all the preparations to
receive Senator Douglas, less than two hum
dred persons, and those mostly Irishmen, hon.
ored his arrival home. He made short
speech from his door steps, the substance of
which was his customary slang about section
alism and fanaticism."
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15

The Marshall, CLARK Co., Ill., Journal
places at the head of columns "For Presi-
dent in 1860, ADRIAN LINCOLN"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15
U. s. Senator from Michigan.

Boston, Mass, 10 o'clock A. x.-at zero.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Sunrise.-16 above zero,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15

After-Dinner Quotation OF President
Buchanan.
What am to [hic] Cuba,
VI hlc Cuba to me,
That should conquer herr
SATURDAY. Press
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Weather Reports.

Oswego, N. Y, Jan. 10, Sunrise.-l foot of
snow; 20 deg. below zero.
0cxdorcI,,ro- NJ
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next Congress; and should he be selected by
the State Convention, which will meet here
probably early in June next, to occupy that
position on the Republican State ticket, he
will no doubt trouble our Democratic friends
not little to find man able and courageous
enough to face him on the stump. "BaIkis
is wiling" and so are we!
So much for the third Vice President of the
Pugets Sound Meeting; man of no ordinary
force, whatever his faults.
But the further notice of the officers and
leading men Of the movement, our columns
compel us to defer to another number.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15

~ One thousand divorce cases are pend
ing in the several counties Of Indiana, Z
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15

sippings about the streets, and not attempt
to NEEDLE with judicial questions that are be-
yond their depth. Still, even they with all
their ignorance, should have known, that the
jurisdiction of the action, or "subject mat
ter" could not be conferred on any Court
by any act of either party or attorneys!
We can therefore, assure the editors of the
Times, seeing that it was their extreme solic-
itude for the welfare of the party that con-
jured up these fears-the result doubtless of
an over watchful anxiety that the Republi-
can party will not be in the slightest degree
disastrously affected by any mismanagement
in the case of O'FARRELL o. Colby. Not
only this, but we further assure them, that
the opportunity still exists, if it ever did, to
place "7he Court in Gerry bad attitude be-
fore the public" unabridged by any malap-
propos acts of either Judge COOPER or Mr..
NORTON and we also give these patriotic
men the further assurance, that if they still
swish to arraign the Court as an usurper of
a prerogative belonging solely to to co-ordi-
nate branch of the government" there is no
sort of danger whatever of their being "met
with the reply, that too prominent Republican
Lawyers who managed the case for Mr.. COL
BY admitted the jurisdiction Of the Court bv
pleading to the merits!" And still another
assurance do we still vouchsafe to them that
as long as they continue, under the color of
being Republican journal, not only wickedly
and maliciously and falsely to assail prominent
members Of the Republican party, but to at
tempt to sustain and apologize, at the expense
Of Republicans, for unworthy Democratic Of
fcials,-th Republican party and its press
viii still continue its ban upon you. Mark that!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-15

And this it calls Republicanism We
rather think it is no more genuine Republi-
canism than the election of his favorite Mr..
SIBLEY to be Governor was honest, when we
all know it was "6ogus!" =
See what happy agreement there is be-
tween the Times and the Democratic bench of
Judges. Says the Times substantially: the
People are incompetent to select their own of.
ticers: so says in effect, FLANDHAU, ATwArER
and ENNEr; and forthwith, they put in prac-
tice this doctrine held in common between
them and the Times, by making set of Sem
ators and Representatives for Fillmore Coun-
ty, thereby wholly DISTINGUISHING the people.
Yet, in this high-handed partizan outrage, the
Justinian of the Times can see abundant JUS
tificationl o charming Republicanism
Next, we see a specimen of the authors
malice, and withal his stupidity. Read:
GAS Republican journalist we should also state.
that the manner in which Mr.. Colby's case was
managed by his attorneys in Court, has given the
Judges very good excuse to decide the ssme IN
on what they deemed its merits. The question of
guisuic'oh, Ill our opinion, should never have
been recognized"
Here we are informed that by the ignorance
Of Mr.. CoLBY's attorneys, who are stated to
be Messrs. COOPER and NORTON, the Judges
were furnished with "a very good excuse"
for what they did.
This is modest in the erudite Justinian of
the Times; quite so As matter of course,
this is the last of Judge COOPER and Mr.. NOR
TON professionally! For the future they must,
if they remain in the profession, remain there
as "briehess attorney" as they never can be
expected to have clients, after this exposition
Of their incapacity by the Times.
Unfortunate gentlemen But had the au-
thor Of that article no pity (? Is his heart