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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12
The ReCklessness Of the Mime sOtian.

As specimen of the utter recklessness
with which the Mnaeso'iqn makes state
ments affecting the private characters OF
those against whom its editor conceives an
aversion We will instance one referring to }.
w. McCLuNG, Esq.-who is credited with
the authorship Of the "Merrimac" letters
in which it is stated that he has owned
niggers, - "sold niggers' and traded in mig.
gers The facts are, that Mr.. McCLuNG
has scarcely resided in slave State since
attaining his majority; that he never
"owned niggers," never sold niggers" and,
of course, never traded in niggers.' There
are other facts known to us, and TO many
citizens here, which stamp with ialsehood
not only the direct assertions OF the Mime
sotIon, but also its insinua,ing libsls. We
know that the father Of the gentleman thus
slandered, on his removal to Minnesota some
three years ago, emancipated all his slaves,
and brought them with him to this State,
free men. We know-and we hope the cir
cumstances will justify us in giving
publicity TO the iact-that this step was
taken in great degree, upon the
solicitation OF the. gentleman whom the
M,nneSOitdn stigmatzes as a slave.dealer !;
and that, when these enfranchised slaves
reached here, he, in conjunction with his
father, offered each one Of them eighty acres
of land, rs free gift, together with money
enough to establish each comfortably in his
home. This offer was declined by the mig.
gers" who returned to Kentucky, where
they remain, still free, dependent upon the
charities of the family which granted them
their freedom.
In view Of these facts could any assault
be more wanton or infamous than that per
petrated by the N,nnesot'on upon the gen.
tleman whose name, and some facts con
nected with whose history, we have here
given!
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much in want of N yr;s, mill n, thu, ,l.,.
:" """' W s'''' '''" " '""' P'"'e'
-" 60" SOWING ''""'!'
aud, at the present time, there is not mill
i, o,sr,,;on With, ,,s hor,,, ~. an, ,.
~" "'"'''' "''" '"'""'S
,. 80 ~ 80 =" s'' '"'''
,ha ns,, ~" TWINS "'"
burned = XII" Of ahou, si.h's ,Soa.," mas , lns'
which wiz beoncred for sale ss soon a. they
competen, Judges that the carve" "p' s,oS are
equal IN quality to the celebrated Mnwauhee
Nil tho res, of mapt,a, VIII" a,a ~ ~, -, a"I
article to purchase Of Nj. har'weu,
VS. arc informed BY John IL, Loudon ESD,
leading from ,hs place I" Glencoe is s'v nearly
finished and viii beso that teams can pass over
w.,-"
on Eden Prairie are now being harvested and and
,Srs out m excellent Whoa. wl arerageat least
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12
W ssses Z 0usty.

An enthusiastic Democrat, aud prominent
citiDn oi Waseca County, 10 a private note
accompanying the proceedings Of tbe Demr
ocraiIc County Convention, says
The democracy Of was"cs are alive Nh. fail,
and Will give agood account Of hsmsslys. in
the coming contest. Our Convention was ID
spirited one. and the proceedings were marked
by much enthusiasm. We have started club.
for Jour campaign psps' In every town, and
in.eni that ligh, shall shine in,o every dark
place In the county. Ne 'hall ron ap Demo
cratic majority Of 100 IN The county for the
state ticket. Yours. Al.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12
MIlphi GountY AMalHs.

Nothing has come TO hand Of importance
10 rela, ION 10 the arrest Of MooRy or his con-
federates in the lynching Of JAcKSos. We
bear that, 10 accordance with the sgrectnen'
between the parties, the military force had
crossed 20 the east side OF The river, and
tina, The civil rttorities were using CON
mendable e1ertions 10 arres, tho-e fDr whom
warrants have been issued. We barn that
Of the az individuals already arrested by
the police, three hal recognized to APPEAR
a. wItse~-s, and the Others remain IN Gus
iody The p~opb, generally, nanits, good
't'ling toward. ,is .oders AID - dspp
,Iuot than ., ffsi, 10 Green tbs oSsder.
from jls,'ce.
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Light shining from ohio On Hon James
H. Baker.

We find in the Vinton (Ohio) Democrat,
the following notice Of the distinguished
public services rendered the people Of Ohio
BY Hon. JAMES H. BAKER, when Secretary
OF State. The same man is now the Black
Republican candidate for the same position
in Minnesota and was placed in nomina
ton, We suppose, by way Of Illustrating the
sincerity Of that party in adopting the an j
corruption plank of its platform:
James II. Baker. formerly Secretary Of state
for Ohio, has been nominated by the Repubii
cans Of Minnesota for the same Office. Baker
was one Of the Republican Fund Commission
ers, who sold the bonds Of this state AT ) or
per cent. and then received for his services In
this cheat upon the people a snug loan Of -ev.
eral thousand dollars, without interest, and pay
able az pleasure.
The Hamilton Telegraph thinks he will
stay in Minnesota long enough 10 make n
draw on The public funds, aud then move to
some other State The IesgrGph's thoughts
would 10 doubt be realized in the facts Of
,he case, were Mr. BAKER 10 get q chance
at the public funds Of our State through an
election. But his character j. becoming
already too well known to render such
contingency possible lie will be ready Ia
move 10 solne other State before the
canvass closes. witbou, waiting 70 make a
draw on the public funds the anticipation
Of which induced him to yield reluctan,
assen, 10 the nomination tenderd 70 him by
the RAMSEY clique, for the purpose Of killing
of WLgTssoS, whom be came pledged 10
the Convention TO support
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The Wright County Ana,r- Proposal for
settlement az Ot0arutstes--l1oW the
soldiers ushave Thesu.-ives
MONTICELLO. Aug. :. 1859. /
log o'clock. A. NJ.

n tAe ki,'o', q hs F'oaep asL Drs,ssyat
We arrived here in good condition. and
found Monticello one Of the most ,eaceable
towns on the river The inhabitants of the
town are sturdy, sober, Industrious and
withal. very intelligent class Of people.
They manifested some surprise at the pres.
cnce OF soldiers in their midst, and were at
iyst disposed TO bc indignant. that such
display should be made in their streets but
when the matter was explained TO
them IN pleasing way by the Of
iie'is IN charge OF the expedition, il
was soon agreed tina. the citizens of Mon.
ticcllo and vicinity, with the Sheriff of the
county, would bring the accused persons in.
10 court within iorty,pht hours, in consd.
GRAFTON that the troops should withdraw to
the other side OF the river, into Shrburne
county. meantime.
The citizens here express complete conf.
dcncc in their ability TO bring the accused
to trial, as some Of the persons who par,i.
cipatcd in the hanging Of jackson have ex,
pressed desire TO have trial, ,ha, the
affair may liz ended at once. This prompt nc.
ton On the part of the authorities who had
direction OF affairs for the government, |
think well timed and judicious, M il gives
tho citizens of Wright county an opportu.
nifty to yindicate the laws themselves, and
At the same time TO preserve that reputation
for intelligence and virtue which they have
formerly sustained.
At the expiration Of the time agreed
upon for bringing IN the prisoners, il they
are not forthcoming. the special police will
ransnck the entire county, and adjoining
counties. aud bring somebody into court
beyond doubt
The soldiers arc having very r~pccta.
bic time Of il. They have posssssi0u Of tho
larges, hotel IN the city, formerly called the
Jefferson House, now designated by sign
on It's front. Jefferson Barracks" The
boys are jolly, but soldierly in the
extreme, the most strict discipline be-
ing observed throughout. Should you
come up, beware attempting TO cross the
beat OF the guard without pass, lest some
little, and perhaps fearful. incident transpirc
in your presence forthwith, They are hay.
ing very beneficial expedition In the way
Of drill which will well repay them for the
adventure, even should they not find any.
body 10 shoot and the addition TO their
physical strength and corporosity will be
sufficient compensation 10 their friends tor
their prilous absence.
The City Guards arrived last evening at
O'Clock, and were received 10 handsome
style by the force from ~. Paul and Still.
water. who reached here tho evening pre-,
v'ous. II the prisoners are brought In. NJ
Is now anticipated, small detachment Of
soldiers will remain 10 guard them, and pro.
tcct the Court and the balance OF the cx-
petition will DO dlsbanded, and return at
once 10 the more pleasing avocation. Of
pace.
In hope that the affair will terminate
speedily and 10 the entire satisfaction Of all,
am, faithfully, yours,
RUsTic.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12

IBg Smithsonian Institution al Washing
ton was clo~ed On 1oesday, I'd inst, IN token
d the de.th Of the Hon. RIcnAKb Rrsn. n
member Of the Board Of Regen,s. Mr..
Rc.n, !, may b. remembered by -ome. VA.
appointed by Government - Ia agent. and
an, 10 England 10 make arrangements Tor
,he transfer o. The property ef, BY ssnn.
aos from ODe side Of the oonan 10 ,l.c other
ar ALTAR be caIried "a, ~i,h bis usual "A.
gac,,y and Jsod.bhs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12

Financial matters have become still fur
ther depressed since our last report. But
very little money Is in circulation,-that
little is confined to our State currency and
confidence in some Of that is diminishing
We hesr that "run has been going on,
for Q day or two, upon the redemption
agency Of the Peoples Bank, issued nomi-
nally at st. Peter, but managed, and, in the
language Of the illustrious PEAsK, its circu.
lation protected" by Mr.. Z. S. EDcER.
TON, Banker, OF this city. Whether il will
maintain its standing must depend upon
the honesty and responsibility Of the man.
ager and these are points upon which we
are unable to give the public any iniorma-
tion. We are advised that the failure OF
Aessrs. Caldwell & Co., will not affect the
credit Of the La Crosse and La Crescent
Bank. This firm redeemed that issue at this
point but its members had no hand in the
ownership or management Of the Bank.
We present below table from the books
the Auditors Office, showing the amount Of
notes originally issued to the Banks which
have retired any portion Of their currency,
the amount remaining now in circulation
and the amount retired
Original Issue In CiruVn Retired
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-12

Angus, vii rival Jaly In the amount Of good.
delivered on the sea board. The Persia comes
heavily loaded. ~ DID the ocean Queen and the
1sstonis- Peace IN Europe may cheek the
food but the mschief l. already done In
view 81 all these things ana the trouble no, lar
ahead. ve asa.n caA upon DOR Western msr'
chants ~ be .D.fihs o their purc hA.ss, ami ss
cannot dp So better than n the language Of q
cOtemP0FaTy n Ne. ofk-ths H1ad-
u s~.u.s rss asa-sts sFoe p.ss - ysAaarJ
nsH Oar 1Ssss 20 saaisf r. tFsirn 30
ftAsrs uu psrr# 80 b. Haf 80 80 -
t~g Nr asa 80 asslna f-l ~ n ifas - aarI "a.
80 rtraf $50 asras-.lss te-f ssal 49, sl~a
sfHrs e#Urf haH HaH
.sH - .s..a ts - .-s- 49,
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According TO the report Of the Bank
Comptroller, SQUrREs, the following Banks
ysre noS%inding up in Wisconsin Badger
ataik Bsnk, GAINESVILLE; Bank of the City
lof EAyQs6se Farmers Bank, Hudson
yGermssA Bank, Milwaukee Globe Bank
Milwaukee, GAINESVILLE City Bank, james.
vile TX anakee Bank, Black River Falls
Marathon County Bank, Eagle River
Merchants Bank, Milwaukee Northern
Wisconsin, Aurora Oshkosh City Bank,
Oshkosh Peoples Bank, Milwaukee Pro
duoers Bank, GAINESVILLE State Security
Bank. Gemekou; Usiou Bank, Milwaukee ;
eWisccssin Bank, Mineral Point. For the
redemption of the outstanding circulation Of
these Banks. securities have been assigned
intast, 10 the State Treasurer, am mounting
in the aggregate to ss7O,7GO.
The Chicago Press and Tribune, Of a late
date has the following article upon the fu-
ture aspects Of -basiness affairs:
We stated IN paragraph, the other day, that
the imports at New York. from January lat to
July 3ist, lsjs, were slj6Ij00J0, In the same
time. the exports, Including sI3 ,2ts. 900 in spe
ce, were $50, 409, 900 The difference between
the sums 10 the amount--t76, 04l ,00p-that the
country has run in debt since the beginning Of
the year. This will absorb three fourths OF the
cotton now growing, and IL the same course Of
trade Is continued until January lsG0. all the
cotton and all the current receipts Of Califor
MA gold will disappear In the vortex which
these enormous inportations ofgimcracks and
gewgaws have created, leaving our merchants
heels-oyerhead in debt and unable % pay, even
though they drain the banks Of bullion and coin,
and inAugura.e a new panic, in trying. II has
been hoped that importations would fall OF a.
soon a. the season advanced, and that some:
thing would be done toward the ressof ssion Of
commercial equilibrium; but the tide IL swell.
ing In force and volume. instead Of deere asing.
see what was done IN July:
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land Warrants meet with no sales here
and vepotice that eastern quotations have
slight advanced. Activity, however, in
: this d fiption of paper will soon manifest
itself, u.s. the extensive sales advertised
in low. 1hsas, Nebraska and Minnesota
are pehponed. The following are the New
York quotations; three per cent. added
will give the ST. Paul rates
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oSs day fa-sd 10 Nss o,s Ia, sess
And 20 xuuian 80. nari.rr
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their Tickets VIA Orange and Alex9ndsis r0ute,
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III The Msnachusetb Senate has adopted an
amendment to the law which removes the dis
shfnfY 70 receive the testimony Of atheists In
csur6 q law The amendment provides that
s'evsy psssoa not believer In any religion shall
b nquissA 10 testify truly under pains and penal
tieS q PERJURY" To this amendment was
sdop6sd as foliows: sand the evidence Of such
psfson,s disbelief In the existence OF God may be
received 70 s11ee< his. esedf6iiity rs witness.n
III tits stated that the animal demand Tor
penny poetage snmps in Great Britain II Iittle
shost 81 I've hundred million. = -.
UWm. Lloyd, the suspected insufEent,' p
arrested &c Louisville, has been dischafged - b.
III The people Of Leuisiana have contributed
O. 900 to the Mount vesnoa Fond. az
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Ths aeuaHe = eempnsuA e dnty-ix msmbou
1.-Two - go etses. sThsrs sfs, hswsssr, ssvs
sral vssasstss In the BODY. TIE vaeansy made
by ths dsath q Senator Brodsrick, a oalifor.
MA, IL bssn tsnaporasily fllsd ~ the appoint
msnt ~ ths Governor of that State ~ Judge
Ham, : naive q Esataeky. The appoint
S:'t & ss'ss mt, .s =: I'M E.
called upon to elect successor to Brodsviek.
There q a1eo . vacancy for the States u Min
nssota, 0ref1n end Texas rsspsetively. All Of
the proDenf Senators ware IN the last Copgrses
except seven. These seven are Messrs. AM
thony, Of R. l.; Grimes, Of Iowa; Ssulsbury, Of
Delaware; Powell. e Ksntnsky; Ten Ryck, Of
New Jerssys HenphiI, 81 Texas, and Haun, Of
California. Menrs Grimes and Powell have
bssn Governors q their respective States; the
other i've are not extensively known e public
men, The following named fifteen Senators
have been Governors Of their respective States,
Benz. ritp.hiet, Ala. Nv. Grimes, Iov..
e es cssi Ry .sai ssa a:aas i as
v. d: sss.ld, Ny. Ties: Bssss, Il. c. $
w s ssass Ps iG' Hnsh osssGpr
Andrew Johnoon Tenn. - go, -
Nearly half the members ef the House Of
Representatives made their Congressional debut
in that body. There are only rs tout Of 1871
VINO WofV momD6r9 Oh to0 IaSt mouse Out ~
least eleven Of the Others were members Of
former H0u8es. These are, Rust, Of Arkansas;
Dunn. q indisna; Ferry, Of Maine; Eliot, Of
Masssehusstts; Briggs. q New York; Corwin,
Of Ohio, (Sscrstary Of the Treasury under Fill
mors's administration Stevens, Miilward, and
Campbell, Of Pennsylvania; Ethsridgs ,of Ten
nsssse, and MeGlernand, of Illinois. The four
members Who represent Oonnccticut are new In
that capacity. Seven ont Of the ten Kentucky
members, six out Of the eleven Of Massachusetts,
four out Of tho Eve Of New Jersey, nineteen out
Of the thirty three Of New York, thirteen out
Of the tVsnty- lone of Ohio, seventeen ont Of the
twenty Ere q Pennsylvania, seven oat of the
ten a 1ennsssee, and SIX ont q the thirteeu Of
Virginia, we're not members Of the last Con-
grss. Delaware, Florida, Mississippi, and
vsrmcnf sre the only States that fass not
changed thsir delegations. So. -, ~
For ssvsrA Congresses past the oath Of once
has been administered to the Speaker by J. r..
Giddings a Ohio, - being the msmber who
had The longest consecutive service In the
House. Now that Giddings has been permitted
to remain at homo, and that George w. Jones,
Of Tsnnessee; Stephens, OF Georgia; Letchsr, of
Virginia, md other old members, have retired
from The body, the honors II seniority deyolve
on Wilhamson B. w. Cobb, Of Alabama = =
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HAnp PIAcR ron EDsTeas Nashville. Tea
neoee, - trying place for editors. Mr.. Poind6a-
seT, EDITOR Of The Union and Amerisan, WAS shot
down fsw days ago, and Mr.. Eastman. co-editor
of ths ams paper died three days -sfAee Of apo
plexy. MI Han, Of the News, Is In jail on the
change Of murder, and the editors OF the Gazette,
one night ls4 week, found a barrel OF gunpowdef
under their boflding, with slow match attached.
II wss evidently the design TO blow up the estat.
ushmant EDITOR and ali
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