St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25

our good friend Andrews. He also gives
us sly rub, for we are in the same boat
with Mr.. a., on the Relief question:
Should not wonder if *senex" would
bring that matter up should we run for
Congress, for at Mr.. Andrews request we
wrote to the New York Tribune saying
there was no danger Of famine here Mr.,
A.;told Us; he, with other gentlemen as a
Committee had visited most of the regions
where the scarcity was said to exist, and
had found quite a suficieHcy of. the nee
essaries Of life. It was from him we
learned that Tcnyoorde and others IN
tended making speculation out III the
contributions; and to prevent a gross fraud
upon the public abroad, We united with
Mr.. A. in using all our exert1ons to dis;,.
busc the minds Of the people. -. -I..
I Wescannot think that Mr.. A. did US SO
great wrong az to induce US to aid him
in cutting off supplies of needful aid from
any one of Gods suffering poor. He knew
that it had been our business for many
years to "plead the cause Of the: poor and
needy" against the rich and powerful;
and if bic had not been quite certain there
was no occasion, for assistance he would
not have led US to bring tho powerful cp-
pnsition of the Tribune to meet the ap-
pcals for aid. !, ...s ....,..,.. :*@:.
We know that "Senex" always main
tanned that there was great distress that
winter; and always told us We had done a
great wrong, but We think he was ,nista-
ken, that Andrews and onrself were right;
and that: Tcnvoorde and the Catholic
priests wanted the -four to sell. >4 ....ls
He said 50; and as we did not and do
not know either Tenyoordc or the priests;
and as we do know Mr.. Andrews to have
a high re equation with the Democrats. 3 of
/ Minnesota, and to be the intimate person!
II friend Of s.. 3. Lowry he wust have
told tho truth. 4..I !. .,i aa's g, ,:t..
Mr.. Andrews lisa very nice young man
has beautiful white teeth, very black
hair, superb black whiskers, magnificent
black cyes=-is tall and straight as rush,
is always dressed with scrupulous care
smiles winningly and bows gracefully, can
write worry good speech eohmits and
reads it with: great dignity, writes a letter
in which every i is dotted and every +
crossed; and which is perfectly grammati-
cal and correct; and altogether liz is d very
proper person. People say that when
he drinks little too much he does get to
be, very silly; but that is probably a. MS
take. 81, The Pioneer thinks his nomina-
ton is ''equal to an It election H-Vel. We
ltipk SO neider.2n: 2nit"l:..:,s,l n o@o4 5,7
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AMDRorY TYPES Mrs. ALLEN has been
taking landscape views which are ..unsur-
passed for clearness and fidelity. One, O. the
DEMOCRAT Office, we have never seen equal
cd. Our citizens should not neglect to "a
vail themselves Of this means Of getting
counterfeit presentments4 eof their ! many =!
beautiful homes. We can think Of no more
agreeable present e. distant friend than
aview Of the new home One in the far distant
West; and no other advertisement Of this
country could approach Amllbtrotypes..of its
new homes and natural beauties. Mrs. AL
LEN talks ofgoing East in a few week.,
to Be gone for some length Of time, and
those wanting pictures should not delay.
&1lt!3aas, I9lsf Ti9E1 III -a18ElfSaizi$
getting them. ...t......,.. ..t..