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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25
- PR OC l. 4 N A ION
ss;s-....:- by THE - f
GoVER NO

Whereas, no provision Of law exists pre-
scribing the time for the election Of Rep
rcsentatives in Congress from this State.
And whereas, the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States provides that Members shall be
chosen every second year, aud no election
having been had for that object during the
year last past.
i, HENRY II. SIBLEY Governor Of
the State Of Minnesota, do fix upon and
proclaim TUESDAY the ll,h day OF Oc-
tober next, being the time for the General
Election OF State Officers, for the election
Of two members Of Congress from this
State, said election to be conducted in the
manner prescribed by the laws regulating
general elections, and the returns made to
the Secretary Of State, in accordance with
the requirements OF the Constitution.
In testimony whereof, Ihayc hercunto set
my hand and caused the Grea:
..,sss "a. Sell Of the State to be affixed,
L. S. this Fifth day of August, in the
year one thousand eight hundred
81 a4 and ffty-nine, and of the State
the second. -:
il ra. =.- HENRY II. SIBLEY.
BY the Governor. y... H..
FRANCIS BAAsEN, Secretary OF S.ats.
There now, you femsle women, whose
business it is to stay at home aus! do as
y u are hidden generally, dent you wish
you were people? Come nov, own np!-
Just read that proclamation once mere aud
reflect upon the dignity Of being ga 1'r~
and Independent voter ''-one Of the sor-
reiyn., Who are thus graciously permitted
to choose representatives 10 the National
Legislature. Just think how MICS il would
be to get leave to vote for ) governor-to
elect him, aud then to have some one else
take his place IN defiance Of your votes, =
have that some one ffaudplen.ly deprive.
you Of the right to { oct representatives
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dogs, to be manned and shot down like a
wild animal for the crime Of using his own
body for his own benefit, for believing and
acting on the declaration that "aN men arc,
born free," and then tosay that white men
are not bound to respect these rights! We
arc utterly astonished that even an IS Ohio
blaclguard or Minnesota lawyer would
propagate such afalsehood. We would lust
ask Mr.: DoNNELLY if he does not know
better? IF he does not know that Judge
TANEY has decided that / e and every 9TH
cr white man are bound as good citizens to
; respect these rights OF the black man-if
he does not know that be is bound by tho
fear OF fine and Imprisonment to respect
the black mans right to starve or freeze
to perish with cold and hungcrif he should
attempt to escape from the enjoyment ct
his rights as SO many Of them do. Doesn's
he know that every white man IN the free
States is bound to respect the black mans
rights, to the extent OF turning out, like.
dirty hounds, at the bidding of their mas
ters, to nose and scent, and run and catch
said black men and return them to the cr-
joymcnt of their rights?
!. What other class Of men have their
rights 50 respected, that they are fenced in
and hedeed about with bloodkounds and
bayonets, with branding irons and thumb
screws, and whips in the hands of 6ends
trained to ingenuity in acts of hellish tor
ture least they should BY any possible means
escape from the exercise and enjoyment Of
these rights?
: What is our general government doing
but respecting and enforcing the black
mans right to be = degraded beast Of bur-
den; and as such to drive all intelligent
labor from the territories of the United
States, and convert their tee,ning, virgin
soil into pine barrens as they have already
done the once fertile fields Of Old Virgin
ia? We cannot see, according to Judge
1 TANEY and the other leaders Of the Moe
! casin tribe, ii = .hewhite men Of this coun-
try have any other business than that Of
respecting the rights Of the black man; and
We hope Mr.. Pioneer, you will pay JOSHUA
r. GIDDIEGs and IGNAT1us DoSxELLr
for saying anything in opposition to this :.
! These Republicans ought to be attended
to; and if We democrats do not attend to
them who will? You and ourself Mr.: Pii-
oneer, ought to be able to keep then,
straight in this State, if We set about it
with will. We will promise to keep an
eye on them aud hit them hard every time
they lean in this direction; and if you Do
as much down there they will surely have
to-" walk Srauish.''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25

Land Office District d County Ticket
a.. r. -.aa: SENATOR. :,.., ,.-l -.
G. G. Andrews OF St. Cloud
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NOTICE.

5ED1ToR DEMocRAT.-You will please
announce me as an independent, Anti -Slav-
cry Democratic candidate forthe Senate of
this Representative District for the ensu-
ng election. . VIM. H.WOOD.
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sATea n NC KELvY STEPHEN MILLER.
NoKELVY,& 4 M LIE r
Attornies and Counsellors at Law,

Atgotnies &nu Oou'lSe1lo's ~ @~"'
81. sr,n~. :, st. CLOUD, MINI.
Viii make collections, invest money, buy,
eeu or loan land Warrants, and enter purchase
o. dispose Of Real Estate. .'5~
REFERENCES. :. =
Mon. SIMON CAMERON U. S. Senate, liz,
~ N,LL1Ax MITCHELL Esq, Harrisburg, Pa.
cev.a ALEXANDER RAMSEY, st. Paul, Minn.
Hen WILL1AM WILKINS, Pittsburg, Pa.
Non; THOMAS Wilson, Wincna, Minn
r. N. a1EsrER, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE s r.CLoUD DEMOCRAT
JANE g. sWtssnELM., r xD1roR.
sFg1*-'Ti- aaA@tAS
j.
Thursday, August 25th 1850.

HESP1OEBII &c AN
% III STATE T1CKET!a> =.
:@:, p:l ,:@<=.@ For Governor: Is ~ .,9s.H
+. .AIIT1X-. RIA MSE'7Ye..
i..T5 tn. OF RAMSEY couHrr.si 1s&r ~,
..,,...~ For Lieutenant Governor: .c.
IQNATIUS DOKNELLY, -. OF Dakota.
~. W.. For Secretary Of State: -.~@
J. H. BlKER,f rlzae.* 4!i5 OF Blue Earth.
.e4. For State Treasurer: :: ~ :, .-
cAA&.. ScH61'E'lEl6R, - II OF Washington.
:.. p. For Attorney General: ,.G -
GORDON f. COLE, . OF Rice.
Il %&& "a, coxc,... 81" ,..tt
CYRUS ALDRICH; ~ 0f Hennepin.
W.. WINDOW, -. o.. ,..E OF Winona.
., For District Judge 4th Judicial District.
C.. E. YANDERRURGH OfHennepn
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~ BEEDE 4 MENDENHALL,. Z.
-. 3 AMI KERS, 1*s
NORTHWESTERN LAND ( COLLECTING
I 4 GE 7 S -
: -. ,z@.aMINNE,AP0LIs, MINI.
.. Il. BARRETT,

il ,'~@ T. Il. BARRETT, .tgs
& Civil Engineer and Surveyor
10rQmcs on First Street, Lower St. Cloud
sg2Naps Of all surveyed lands, and plats Of oil
!, he slesding towns Of Northern Minnesota, can
!. b had q 81 times ct my Office. .- -
- g BUILDING. +
TI,HE undersigned takes this method OF
forming those who may have houses
baild mills to frame, or carpentry and joinerJ
III any or al Of its branches, that he is prepar
4 el 10 take contracts, and do all kinds Of work
= this lipe, on the. most reasonable terms and
h11osl Wsrknallike nsAnsr. -
.. 4. =. KussEY:
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','- q N N. SMITH,
Dealer in Re al Estate
~ Office on River Street, opposite the Ferry,
II. ,..z SAINT CLOUD, NJ. T. Il,
, A IL persons desiring to invest in Lands or
II Town Property in q part of the country
which il unsurpassed in soil, .nd rapidly filling
With bona fide settlers, can find favorable op-
portunities by applying to the undersigned. II
:, Property for sale in the towns Of Hartford,
d. Cloud, Newburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lac and
en The best paying towns in this part Of the
-e01ntry. f. = .-..4c.s11 - ~ 90
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Republican State Committee.
The following named gentlemen were appoin-
ted by the Republican State Convention Of the
2o'h and 2lst of July, 1859, to act As Rspubli
can State Committee for one year.
DANIEL RoHRER.
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faue Ia btelent 9an6e burp MaSBebrang Derurfa&t perten, as.
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{etbten @ri6ttuag tsrbtiSsfabrt ptrten.
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@iulaoun8 CUR SubicrlpiiOn auf Die
Nepz0kprfer Nrtminals2eituna.

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MGR cine nsue OristnalsgO sele be8nasa, psiae nnter BAN
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Die Oeloen DER 0lepolntion
Wafbtngtpn, RaGb. SteWben, putuwatt,
RDSctRstS, GdfG9ertt, W1RIenbeEg.
Sdbrltber AbUnnsn tntsprets $3.50 TIM 8sraas sabl6ar,
Gin pbOtoara btf6er abbrwd Der gra,nle fann betm unter.
ist9nstsn ta aHstniSsta gsHSmmst t'erSst,.
WAl9sS Us. q. Q d mt6t. Me. IS q. @angr.
9SDrOoemtfcDer &lUDD
1g sIsgaA Yof 2 .u'as
Sretlaelr uno SSc4D4SSOrE
via Southampton.
barH bte sans neusn, elegant etnssrt9tettn gpf. OGn1pfid,tfs
Dsn $500 9paasn un6 700 Yferbsfraff
8remeH, Capt. HI. Vessels,
Oieluz OOrf, Capt. III. J. Won Santen,
@Sefer, Capt. j.. I'll. Gatien.
y aSfAsrt Won srsmesGaUsn anb oSn Stsw-gOri rsssImd6it
Die grpsOitisnstass inS pdprsne bsr g-Dtatsrmoaats ut.
SOa 8remen: UOn Oecrp=sgprf;
~. Wtats.- Is. Wdrs.
49, Ssrti. 2. Qprii.
IA, Mat. IA. SRat.
II. Stunt. %. NRdi.
9te DGttpfer btSler 9!nte baItsn udprenb Ger Sgtatsrmrndte
aHI per 6aprt MAO Bremen In SputbanptOn an, 3ar 9aabun5
01 yaba3Rre NAG England nnb 5rGntretA,
Yali19esY reife
ZION Srennen mach WefusQrrFt
I. aiate............14 Gtaler 6pIb,
q .'s'ss-- 80
8rtfbenbef $1,000 a.
Oon W~etCsgJDrf mad, Srentcn, &UnoOn,
,SaNre MnO SOltbamptcn4l
!.
x -- 90
Bpts9enDeG--.s.sss-----~ IS
aHe incl. Bef6ftaung.
gY- @Dntantcn Md 6aYre, @putbemptrn unb Bremen an
ben %Htebrtefen &afen.
zB 9alatte &c. perben Bis 9lt9r @prrntttaas am Nbaanass
tGge TIM Hursau Der uHter3tt2neteR aneeuDmmen unb 1uf
Uerl1aGen nav Urgent etneu Dire DeuslblGnbs ~bet6rbert,
Wltt eteteF S3tf. n Uerben Srteft mad Glel Ibetlfn
OeWtiDsauos ~tsfDrbert unb inter ber MuflGrtft oper Bremen
otedmlsr" tn alen Ypf-9urean's Der Ser. st. ansenommeH
ssee9sn Bradt nnb Dafage penbe man f1 an
Gelpke, Keutgen & ReIchelt,
aI29.H 81 9rsabnep. Mep.gOrt.
OrmGfienne Der Maifaeeprciie
Der OaupIidife SeS vgtorppeutlaen Nopb"
Dau 1renlen uatb NetOsYorf
GtaIer @rlb AS Cber $3.50, nit opler sstp6ter Rpf.
&tAber Bite 6Glfte.
GeIpte, 1eMtgen unb Ut cit, "a BrpnbwaY.
EH~ 9Deaen DQndae usnbe man fh an On m. g N E.
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!6anee'Sss
SarfapariIez, pe9etabiliIde pser 8lutretnjs
0amee'Sss

9ance'Sfs
SariapariiIez, pe9efabiliIde pser 0lutretne
9ungs= 4iaen!
Bur %Ststntsan8 bee 8fu4eS, 95fscians UDa Gale, ,ur gsi,,
oerperfeant6 yer 8sftprten SrRnuaa baS laeaens unb inner.
Tere a~ast{ss. Se96iatise Der gerioaen nOg psi u. S Ell e. d tsfa sa ssi'
nep' S@mtnetl,. S4t.afrtefett nno Rlineen In pen OGren fete
9en, que &ettenbe, bic Don enena su FdrFeu Dlufbraroe NON
bem R0pfe, betngefa@t fnb, 70 lten nterroIs pbHr bi,Sse s s,nH%
letn. taoent otele b@t i4nea eebrau6t, BITE Gefa1rntftt, Sromi
battsn %Serbtnbern. "'"'
W4an lele f~plgenSes Iubeate 3eueuig isber bic
- 5etlnag pom Dy8pepfa.
GS mttb 9termtt bsi&etnist, baB metne' frau felt IL Sabre
On e. ntSssplts ttt nae ale ~anscsieten Dsebisinen unO Iben.
tr o6p!8e ttarisn Srtntsns 6etna5e bltno unS bsE5rhts,S ne
Iaasnoe A 1HtaM ~ 'etCrmea. Ga bS.sei& Ssn SaacSs
SarlapartAe-9tlen tnb bplte mir ete Gdadtel Ssrieiben.
gu. metnsaa er6Bten s ,Feunsn wurSe ids fopSti' al ana M
sttne Sran eara oea Oebraa9 betfeIbfn curtrt un6 fS Be.
fabe INTO lest pPt1 aab raantts,
@l2entarIe, nabe QDifar.
NetnI9nn9 oe8 8IuteSl
Gs U.tb tttrnait bsfastnt8t, SAT i'd an befttaem SdSer,en
tn per Sruit- uEo tn re4ten @rnae lit, peIue ION Sem per.
MIR ben 2ebra4 DOn 9ances Gar(arnrieac- pber glnTrgetnti'
guneS-9tasn. N6@esm t& etae 5@aateI baSpu eeSranSt
len mar tebr 8eitn6 UNI tb mus befeanen, ba6 Ne bos onas.
ntsrnFt 9asetrmtttsl btISen, weI6es Id lie sebsGuatr.
Hps 10 @patoae', 5pti1en 5Onarh- urb Gutawar.
CUR Warnuna
bo sg nun mar, nftt St Z - gtass ! sssraafssa, 10 ist man auf Der Sut,
F'Wti9en A8eHten, Oper TONNE feIbf mad
Seth g. 5anee.
SO. 1(3 a9alhnprehr.
5 Sdadtelu fir ST.. Sft1s
Or. Chalmers
Oefunobeit8s Einctmr.
Die ansenebmfe unb erfolsret@fs Neebtstn aar bsraenan
SrGAfer,. S9UG1er ub Nerp6fer, weIGe teHaalS srfunpca
Uiree TT Or. @baIret's @eanbpelts -Itnftar. "a OisIIbs
tr6ftt6t ben SGwGdeH
pef4t ben JTrantea,
stsbt ben AerDDftn DlutE unS
neuaS Gsbers bent SJn0aIioen,
Die Gtnftur BELT
9~tsr0bftdt, D~uspepra, Rpltffdaerseu.
8ppfweb, nn0erbnuitdfeit, 8e5rafthett.
SierpBteS 3tttern bur6 lbevn1G staea osrns
Opn Gdba6 unb Sptritup1en beranInEf s
6gr3brenneH, 9Diuo I'm Wagen unS benz
llrterletbe, S6nfer-g5atnfnn &c.
aS Die 2inftur belte9t ben appetit fir b..
rauldenbe @etrGnfel
perfpnen, be f6 hen GebrGuGe fpirttuDfer @etrsvs. A.
ReeebeG, fnben pas belte 9eiInittel tn
Or. Chalmers @elumbbetts- GtnFtur.
Gettber ~Gnteefnns Ger @leptstn base tA burtb rrsirs ars,x
Be unb getGnnte tn btcfst Stupt bic ~ipletnbe Qn,atb IS suS St aas.
lfpRtn ae1etIt; NT y" St'
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UOwERY rHZArRK
ID Lnaseas. ...,. Nsuux a. 4. ~ - r " ISssssd
Saturday Aprn q 1859
GOTHAM OF FAST LIRE Now ADAY5.
S&ephea Aulon "a Boniface DADDY Oak O. l. Voc
49, fab MAGIC dAkDA
THE LIMERICK Boy
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w OODE MINSTREL BUHDIN0,
w b6l and 56s BresdwAy near hHacs AEeea.
CROWDED Nightly vhh Tie ElesHnsa aud ReAnaBani e -
CtU. MUS CAL REVIVAL
WOODS MIXSfRHA,
FdE U.DN8f AND LARGEST COMP ANY II XHY 0KEs
aopesx every evening IN the1r popular ssts &
MICRO MNefRE6Y,
IN OLD VIRGINIA 6T1A
NeoHs Q. r. For. H. 8udwcrtk C. WhiAe. vGr1Ws -.
Concluding with the side splisdng fArce o(
THE STATUE LOVER,
WIN additions appointments &c
Door, at eH; 70 It TX. fckoln = 60
aA1fdren unda4 ten, IS cenes
Change OF timeon Monday next the curtain viii hse
O'Clock
HOricS "A GRAND AFTERNOON PyRFORM AUOD
WILL BIZ GIVEN ON SATURDAY. COpMsNCINO AZ
~ C10CK: WHEE Many NsW AND NOVEL ACTS
Will, BE INTRODUCkD. PhICES AH USUA.
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THE TURF.

TYNlON COURSE L. L-rROrTIHG ON TUESDAY.
~ April ~, At3 O'Clock precisely A purse OF So muc
teis he's trse IN a,s 10 hssuess wocdrua names W.
Reliance; u. 1allmAs names b. SeuAt0r, W. fcAoody
smes n, Lady wNveo; p ose names b. IN Lady FIN
'''- " ~ SHAW WHITE. proprssorl