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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
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Democratic Meetings.

Hon. GEORGE L. BECKER, Democratic
candidate for Governor Hon. JAMES NJ.
CAvANAUGH, candidate for Representative
in Congress and Hon. JOHN B. BR1sB1N,
candidate for Attorney General, will ad-
dress Democratic meetings at the towns and
places designated:
EAt.Hastings Wednes day august 3lst.
At Red Wing, Thursday, September LIST.
At Lake City, Friday, September I'd.
At Wabashaw. Saturday, Septe mber Sd.
q Mr.. BR1sBIN returns from Wabashaw to
fill engagements with Mr.. Cole. Messrs.
BECKER and CAvANAUGHswill speak as fol-
lows:
At Winona, Monday September5th
At La Crescent, Tuesday September 9th.
At Hokah, Wednesday morning. Sept. 7th, l0o'clock.
At Brownsville, Wednesday evening, Sept. 7th.
AT Catalonia, Thursday, September sth
At Leonora, Friday, September 9th
At PrettoD Saturday, September l0h.
AT Chatied, Monday, September 18th.
At Rochester Tuesday, September 18th.
Marion Tuesday, Sept. 18th, at2PM
At Orinoco, Wednesday, September l4th
At Austin, Thursday, September 18th.
At Albert Lea, Friday, September 10th.
At Geneva Saturday, September 18th.
At Blue Earth City, Monday, September 18TH
At Wnnebago, Tuesday, September 10Th.
At Mankato, Wednesday, September 2lst-
At New Ulm, Thursday, septem Der 22d.
At St. Peter Friday, September 23d.
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The Democratic Rally At saltwater
st. Croix Valley all Right.

The Democracy of Saltwater had their
first rally since the State nominations, on
Tuesday evening last. The meeting was
held on but few hours notice, yet it was
spoken Of by the residents Of that city as
the largest political gathering ever convened
within its limits. Speeches were made by
WM. HoLL1NsHEAD, ESQ.,, Gen. SHIELDS,
and Hon. JAMES M. CAvANAUGH, in the
order named. ave have rarely listened to
the same number of addresses at any politi-
cal meeting, of an equal order of merit.
They were not boisterous harangues, such
as are usually delivered, and expected, on
such occasions, but calm, dispassionate
reviews of, and dispositions on, political
parties and their principles. We were espe.
cially gratifed at the temperate, dignifed,
considerable tone adopted by all the speakers
toward the opposition. No member of the
Republican party could have left the meet
ing at Saltwater feeling that he had any
right to take exceptions, on the ground of
discourtesy, to any remark made by either
Of the gentlemen who addressed the large
crowd assembled.
We never attended any political meeting
where the evidences of positive good being
accomplished, were so patent. The De-
mocracy were delighted-the Conservatives,
who are not strongly attached to any party.
were interested and gratifed-while the
Republicans, finding themselves courteously
treated, with equal courtesy acknowledged
their appreciation of the fact. We feel
certain that the good effects of this first
rally at Saltwater will be seen at the DC.
tober election. Messrs SHIELDS, HoLL1Ns-
HEAD, and CAvANAUGH, not only acquitted
themselves with great honor, in the ability
of their speeches, but they rendered the
party an essential service by the judicious
tact and temper which they displayed.
We believe all the signs indicate that
Washington county will this fall resume her
old place in the Democratic ranks.
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munication from the order, the forfeit of all IN
tercourse toith its members, and being denounced
in all Of the societies Of the same, as a ,ci!ful
traitor to my God and my country"
In taking the second degree of the order,
Mr.. WINDOW enlarged his oath, as follows:
"In the PRESENCE OF ALMIGHTY GOD
and these witnesses, l. WILLIAM WINDOW,
SOLEMNLY AND SINCERELY SWEAR,
THAT l WILL SUPPORT IN ALL FOLITI-
CAL MATTERS, FOR ALL POLITICAL OF.
FICES, MEMBERS OF THIS ORDER, IN
IF 1T MAY DONE LEGALLY, 1 WILL.
WHEN ELECTED OR APPOINTED TO ANY
OFFICIAL STATION CONFERRING ON ME
THE POWER OF DOING so. REMOVE ALL
FOREIGNERS. ALIENS, OR ROMAN CATHO.
Lies FROM OFFICE OR PLACE. AND THAT
WILL IN NO CASE APPOINT SUCH TO
ANY OFFICE OR PLACE IN MY GIFT.
All this promise and declare as an
American citizen. to sustain and abide by,
without any hesitation or mental reservation
whatever. So help me God and keep me stead
FAST
WHAT WINDOW PROPOSES IN MINNESOTA.
In Minnesota, as a candidate for Con-
gress, on the Republican platform, Mr..
WILLIAM WINDOW processes, that
we prescribe no man on account of his rel-
gion or place of nativity; we oppose any abridg-
ment whatever of the right of naturalization
now secured by law to emigrants, and all dis
elimination between native and naturalized
citizens"
We ask the attention of our foreign
born citizens to the above facts, which Mr..
WINDOW dare not deny. In Ohio, he swears
"before Almighty God," under the penalty
of being denounced as a willful traitor to
my God and to my country" that he will
NEVER cote for any man for any office
in the gift of the american people unless he
be AN AMERICAN-BORN CITIZEN
AND NOT A ROMAN CATHOLIC!"
He also swears, after the same blasphemous
formula, that be will, "when elected or ap-
pointed to any official station, remove all
foreigners, aliens, or Roman Catholics from
office or place." In Minnesota, eager in the
pursuit of Office, and solicitous for the votes
of the Catholics and foreigners, whom he
had sworn to prescribe FOR EVER, this same
Mr.. WINDOW says-"I will prescribe no
man on account of his religion or nativity
Foreign-born voters-Germans, Irishmen
Frenchmen, Norwegians-which do youIbe.
lieve to be the governing rule of Mr.. WIN,
DoN's political action-his solemn oath
taken in Ohio, not for to-day, but for
EVER" or his lips utterances in Mime.
sofa, to gain your votes? To believe him
sincere in his professions to you, you brand
him as perjured mana willful traitor to
my (his) God and my (his) country"
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The Great Sea Monster.

The announcement of the completion and
trial of the Great Eastern-events that have
been postponed from time to time during
the past few years until readers tired of
hearing the name of the vessel-have given
new interest to the monster of the sea. The
following advertisement appears in the
English papers:
THE GREAT EASTERN FOR
i AMERICA-The Great Eastern will leave this
having made trial trip. Rates of passage port of
departure and ether arrangements will be announced in
J: Il. YATES, Secretary.
Great Ship Company Qimited),
IL King William street, London, Aug. 6, 1859
The following correct table of her dimen-
sions will be found highly interesting to
many of our readers:
Length between perpendiculars, $50 feet.
Ditto over all on upper deck, 69l feet.
Breadth Of hull, SO feet.
Height from bottom of ship to top of iron of
upper deck, So feet.
Diameter of paddle wheels, Sc feet.
Ditto of screw propeller, "a feet.
Number of blades to ditto, 4.
Weight of screw propeller, 40 tons.
Height OF principal saloons, IL feet.
Weight of iron in the construction Of the
hull about 1000 tons.
Ditto of ship, with machinery, Goals, cargo
and full equipment, about 26, 900 tons.
Draught of water at that weight, SO feet 6
inches.
Weight of each of the paddle engine cylin-
ders, about 80 tons.
Number of ditto, 4.
Diameter of ditto, IA inches.
Length of stroke, IA feet.
Paddle engines, about 200 horse power.
Weight of each of screw engine cylinders
about 20 tons.
Number of ditto, 4.
Diameter of ditto, "a inches.
Length of stroke, feet.
Screw engines about l,600 horse power.
Weight of shaft for paddle engines, so tons.
Weight of shaft for screw engine, $50 tons.
Number of boilers to paddle engines, 4.
Weight of one pair of ditto, including fun.
nels, 81 tons.
Number of boilers to screw engines, 6.
Weight. of one pair of ditto, including tunnels,
Sc tons.
Thickness of the plates, in the bulkheads ]
inch.
Ditto in the skins, inch.
Number of rivets used in the construction OF
Number of masts 6; of these three will be
square rugged, as well as fore-and att rugged.
The remaining two will be fore and aft rugged.
Total quantity of canvass in sails about 6, 200
square yards.
There will be two screw steamers, one car
ried on each side abaft the paddle boxes, as
jolly-boats. Their dlmentions are Length 100
feet; beam 16 feet; measurement l20 tons
horse power 40.
And there will be about twenty ordinary
boats carried in additi,n n, with masts and sails
complete.
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James H. Baker, the Defaulter, as
Sketched by Charles Remelin, the
Leader Of the Republican Germans
in Ohio.

Keep 1t before the People: That according
to the investigation ordered by the Ohio
Legislature, and conducted under oath by
CHARLES REMEL1N, Republican, and A. P.
EDGERroN and VIM. D. MORGAN, Democrats,
that JAMES Fl. BAKER, the Republican can
didate for Secretary of State, is now an out
law from the State of Ohio, having been
forced to leave that State for his completely
in the Breslin.Gibson frauds, by which the
Treasury of Ohio was swindled out of half
million of dollars.
Keep it before the People: That while in
New York, in October, 1856, JAMES Fl.
BAKER, acting as one of the Fund Commits.
sioners of Ohio, was bribed for $4,000, and
a contingent interest in the profits of the
loan, which it was his duty to negotiate,
to become the principal instrument of H.
A. JOHNSON & Co., in securing the award
of the loan.
Keep 1t before the People: That by this
action on the part of BAKER, the State
Treasury of Ohio, which it was bis sworn
duty to protect, was defrauded of $4,000.
Keep it before the people: That the bidders
to whom the loan was awarded, by BAKER,
were required to pay ten per cent. of the
amount, or $24O, 1000, on the award; they
were mere reckless spectators without
money, and by BAKERS efforts were released
from the immediate payment of this sum,
and were thus enabled, without advancing
penny, to resell the State stocks at an
advance upon the rate at which they pur-
chased them f; and in the profit thus realized
BAKER had contingent int interest. . =.
For eriasee! Of tle!aSovs fats st tstsr 3ft
readers TO tie Report of The hsssaguAne
Comm:tie.;; 1naas tc:::Gov: Chase pa :bAarcA
7. 1859; and by him. trqu"naisAt6 hs Esgi
islature of Ohio, and printed at Columbus,
by Richard Nerins. State Printer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02

The VIRGINIA SPRINGs.-There are 1900
visitors at the Greenbriar White Sulphur,
700 at the Montgomery White, 500 at the
Old Sweet, 800 at the Rockbridge Alum,
200 at the Red Sweet, 200 at the Salt, 300
at the Orkney, and $50 at the Rawley.-
Among the visitors at the Greenbriar White
is Secretary Thompson; and among those at
the Healing Springs are Hon. John Letch-
er, Ex-Gov. Bell, of Texas, Secretary Floyd,
and Mr.. Venable of North Carolina.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02

COLONEL CYRUS ALDRIcH's qualities as a
statesman, may be briefly summed: he is a
weak minded, good hearted fellow, at present
under the control of VIM L. BANNING, chief
RepudiatioDist in the State; he can tell a
story most excellently, especially if it has
point which renders it unfit for ears polite !;
he has promised to sweat " half barrel in
the canvass, and in his electioneering tours,
he will drink enough of the ardent" to
enable him to fulfil his promise with ease.
Besides all this, the Colonel's money, and
that of BANNINGs, sustains the State AtlaS
at Minneapolis, the editor of which-KINa
is the notorious Tribune correspondent t..
The Colonel is an out and out Repudiationist.
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Democratic Meetings.

The Democracy of Shakopee, held rous
ing meeting on Saturday evening. Ad-
dresses were delivered by j M. CAvANAUGH,
and Gen. SHIELDS. The greatest enthusi-
asm prevailed. Scott county is good for
300 Democratic majority
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An3fiaer
9sitbmpnh, bem SO, Slpril 1859.
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@m 26. DfHt fnctt ee NSbG fi- @puYerneur,
lieutenant NruYrruGur, Staats Nnmalt unc fir
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Als nrr pier Sabren tas &nprnctbirothum rns
hter Den SEPT Su wa6fcn uno III uerninten rrrbtr,
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nne &C purb re Watt lctnrr JIscc III &uccu
ltredtr. Dem eamatiscn Sieac rrt cemrtraijlten
pattrt bdtten die 2prptiptur9,r ibre isttbrriac
tcultitutipnSacmGfc pciiii de @jlsihicuuno pic
&a'lcltt'n tbte ferncre uutsibr0nttc Tclioicne-
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gan, Der ,,9tjbmcucer Gu,eiarr" trrute cam,fs
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alHrretdcn SsIlrSuna ccS Observation-Disclosures in
Me WaAlhla6t aefubgt ;u 6Itcu.
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ten mir gar nitbt %ttmmen. urr.mrit mir Yun ,wci
uete'u lcItitYertGnrtiA uur ras flcincre mGblrn
mUuhtn.
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brtn9eu 3t bcIfcn. sen Ter itsrr Giu;cluc al1 w.
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zen mir rac uns III ibenfenre Srrtraucn III mirciocn
unS %eeltrttcn. Aue T%crirueu, Die an Ole 6irma IT.
mas iI tprrrrn batcn, limo ireunclih aetetcn ibrc
relp. Nehrun9rn ndditrn Mruta9 III prpructrcn
unp pc Fetr. SctrIAr 9Iejticitis I'll r.npiangcn, etcuic
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sum ma I trn Cirnfa9c lrlhc Niifitanre M
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Ibtun95Ycu uup ~er9ctcnf
.. Salumcn II. CO.
9tidmruc, 10. Npril 1889.
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