Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03

[lQm- Congress the most liberal assistance
Tor Minnesota, that it ever bestowed upon
any Territory; who procussd for the settlers
privileges that had never bss,rss bee, grant
ed-aEfsht te.settle upon, ths;aShhsurveycd
publiS lands:y Il, fact they're the men who
did everything that ever hA been done for
Minnesota, while she was Territory
Look over that list Of men. Not one If
them but is now leading citizen Of tho
State; known and esteemed by alt.
Now all these men, with the unfortunate
exception above mentioned, Gov. Ramsey
happen to be Democrats; and that. tho
reason, and the only reason, why the Min
nesotian is so particularly down upon Indian
Cam such ,tssle| poih.'es. charges L! s!hi,lh.II
ths@ Dsmeosatic tickatv rh sxs. aay. influence
upon the minds Of, sensible men? How re-
dpced must the Republicans have become
when they have to resort to such vapid
means in ordor to conduc. the CANVASS.
THEOPINlON Of, a MEAN MAN AND
or 4 GENr NIL = ! w7'r HE lFFEis-
ENCE.. ,,,...,....[,' -. s'.'2'is "!s'i*
The Red Wing Republican Of last week,
has long tedious article upon the Demo
cratic State Ticket, in which the candidates
are severally described ar Of very slender
capacity, corrupt principles and ,biackguaid
manners We don't mention this for the
purpose Of entering into any discussion on
that subject for we do not deem it necessary;
but for the purpose Of contrasting the ma? man
ner in which the Republican, IS conducted
with that digni6ed, candid and just course
which should characterize every respectable
paper; We publish some extracts from IAN
article on the same sub ject appearing in the
Atlas, published at Minneapolis and on, Of
the most influential Republican pa tc,rs in
tile State: Speaking Of Becker il ssaayys'::t'
Mr.. Becker, the candidate for Cove, no nor.
| is, we believe, regarded as a gentlemano OF
unimpeachable moral character, 4 good i'citiI
zen, kind and courteous in his bearing, and
ererytcdy qualified to i.tiN the position, 40,
eohicA he has been chosen. # els1tea.r: (The
Italics are our own.:t ,de.i. q ga !,r,
" VI Mr. sBaasen: ~ rtJd a1n y9s;t ;
Francis Baasen for Secretary Q: State i,
the present incumbent, a German a. we'll
as pleasant and courteous gentleman who
has, so far as We knew, faithfully and. ;ac-
ceptably discharged the duties Of lis office. :,
| EOfMr Brisbin:i vq III: -..;l.,.
@John B. Brisben, is the nominee. for. at.
torney' General. @ lie is a man of great per.
sonal popularity, Q good lawyer and would
Iffelected make . good officer. '''''
1t is equally fair with regard to; all the
rest Of the candidates. or Mr.. Graham; It
says that the only thing objective to him
is his connection with: tho administration
as land officer. .@ti'"i- jsHa s1i-u,,lg9; !!
A high minded and truthful course is ad.
mirable in all positions. Its the only thing
that can give political paper any pcr ,r !:
nent influence in society The honest mas
ses will never put confidence. in any; other.
This quality we recognize, as, characteristic
OF tho conduct: of the Atlas, and I'VE publish
these extracts to show how differently ,incn;
Of different minds view the SAME object.
Men e willsee through their own classes
Any further comparison would b. more
fo0'o's SUIT :I..:.i.,.a .:4yd zsd ,;.:5
T. THE laiMORTAL YAM. BtAMAN. :;
This gentleman, the iittl Demigod. Of the
Red Wing Rsppb l2e4.., has bolted Che Re-
publican platform I'm ana ticket, Couldn't 60
repadiation. What will the REPUBLICANS say