Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-09-03

Progress OF the Campaign.
RAMSEY, IONNELLY, GOODRICH AND WINDOW.
Correspondence OF the MinnesOtian.
LAKE Cry, Aug. 26, 1859.

LAKE Cry, Aug. 26, 1859.
To the Editors erAs Msnnssosian:
l send you a account of large and enthu-
siastic Republican meeting in this place Thurs |
day evening. The meeting was called at the
Congregational Church, and was filed to over
| flowing at at early hour in the evening.
Gov. RAMSEY was the first speaker. When
he made his appearance at the desk he was
greeted with rounds of applause, showing the
esteem and affection with which he is regarded
by the people amongst whom he has resided
so long. His speech was brief but to the
point, lit being a chain of incontrovertible ar
guments in favor of Republican principles in
contrast to the indecent and unsound Nation
al and State policy set forth by the Democrat
ic platform.
He was followed by Mr.. DoNNELLY, who
quite surprised the audience, (who composed
a body Of as intelligent and respectable as
could be collected together in any City or
State in the Union, including many ladies who
seem to be taking deep interest in the Home
stead as well as other Republican uaeasures.)
They did not expect so young man to ham
die the topics which he touched upon in such
mastery manner. When he concluded they
expressed their appreciation by several rounds
Of applause.
> Judge aoNAalca Was then called out. He
commenced by complimenting the Ladies and
thanking them for their attendance, and in
= passing with rapid review the measures Of
i the respective parties and their different poll
y cies and aims, handled the Sham Democracy
]; without gloves: He was frequently Interrupt
o ted BY applause: The Judge seemed to be
e suffering from an affection of the eyes, though
!, y can say to his numerous friends in st. Pau
that he is much better than when he left home
ia ia Mr.. WINDOW being called for excused him
to self owing to the lateness of the hour, re
&c marking that he would meet the citizens 0
IN that place soon again along with Mr.. CAvA
q NAuGH, when he would take occasion to ex
!. press his views. sincerely hope Mr.. Cavs
It, naugh will not disappoint him, for judgin
he from what saw of him Mr.. G. will be "satis
ne fed" after contest with his political opponen
IN IN, for Congress
nd The meeting closed after q few pNngept r.
we marks from Mr. pharllsss Mcclure, ESQ.,,
= Red Wing. The Democracy will find Jorda
las hard road to travel in this section, as thel
! is not enough left In Lake City for seed.-
This town which IS scarcely two years o.
ate contains about seven hundred inhabitants, an
his is beautifully located upon table land hie
~ enough to command Lake view of ten
ED twelve miles in either direction. The farmir
BILE country around is unsurpassed for beauty al
,nu fertility. Prairie chickens and pigeons a
as plenty brook trout;and the varieties of La
l., fish, the writer and some choice friends "
pile testify in regard to when called upon. Sol
was las gentleman of your city are negotiating for o
had Of our Hotels which if they succeed in g
hv ting, with our other Hosts, will extend a he'
ats. ty welcome in calling upon us.
owe .,
AN Yours truly, "DocToR."