The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27

ORIGINAL AND SELECTED PARAGRAPHS.

published down in Fsribaut, is doing what
it can 10 its feeble way to assist the dnii'
M,nnesotian in it, laudable efforts to pre-
vent the negotiation Of our Railroad Bonds
in New York. A very silly and weak per-
son may do great deal of mischief, by the
aid OF perseverance and industry, and IN
fortunately it happens that the capacity for
mischief is usually in direct ratio to the In
capacity OF comprehending its consequences.
II the Railroad Bonds should not happen to
be negotiated, and certainly nothing but an
unlimited confidence in the good faith and
resources OF Minnesota, can make those
bonds acceptable in the universal democrat
ization of Railroad Stocks, the Central
Republican editor would probably find in
the condition Of things which would ensue
more food for moral reflection than for his
babies--if be has any.
We take the following items from the
Saltwater Messenger of the 18th inst
LARGE HoGs-Mr +. y. whitcher, Of Sunrise
City, butehered u hog few days sincc Waich
was only eight months Old and weighed AFTER
dressed, $3.50 pounds.
Mr.. II. Colby, OF Nashua. at the mouth OF
Sunrise River, butchered II hog about the same
time which weighed 39s pounds nett. They
were Is months old BY this il will be seen
that il is not in the vegetable line alone that
Minnesota eXcels in her productions.
New MAIL ARRASGEMENr.--Sena Rice has
written 10 Postmaster Black OF this place, that
the Postmaster General has ordered restora.
ton Of the old mail route direct from st. Paul
to saltwater, instead Of the present route via
Lakeland.
The Messenger denies that the M,nnsso-
fian's idea Of reputation is sustained by any
respectable Republican journal in the State.
That's exactly our own opinion.
The Monticello Times advocates the
building Of road from Monticello to For
est City.
Bows, Of the Brownsville Herald, "in bis
last" gives very circums'antia history OF
the editorial vicissitudes OF the Herald 70
tablshment BRowS remarks that
The foundation upon which II WAS first
started we consider very unstable one, and
upon it we are certain IL WAS very unstable,
wriggiine, twisting. angling and bending, first
neural, then democratic, fersoOth republican.
then congiomerated mixture Of disbohcal
nothing.
This, he says was its early h'story-but
Bsowx has changed all that--ev identity
Brown has clear ideas about his rights in
the premises
Our rights both in the Herald and the pen
that guided it, WAS Of that kind that has been
called inaenabie. Having been pursued by
band Of pirate vandal Trscke,s. our warfare
has been u very severe. unpleasant and sapen-
sive one The Herald has continually been IN
expense to us, and although we have been at
some expense in seeing democracy through
two victorious campaigns In the county, pay
Is very SLOW TO reach us and as far as bonus
for the democratic course Of the Hpad thst
has been talked Of, or my selling myself to tha'
side we say we have never yet received enc
dollar IRON any such source
Baows must have grea. deal OF iirmness
TO resis, so successfully the perseverDg at
tempts that must be made 10 subsid,ze hIs
genius in the cause Of Democracy.
Though no, IA M,upesots matter. it Will be
regretted hy many MnnesotaD', that ALIEN.
McGREGos Of McGregors Landing, died
on the 18th ut, at Dubuque Iowa.
The amour, Of Dakota county order, in
circulation is iess than $1,000. The Hast
ings hdepe7,den' -ays The Sheriff Of that
county ia dsiau'ter for over two thousand
dollars. The Methodist Revival sill cor
tiuues at Hastings.
Tie 81. Peter NAnm9n contains good
article On stock raising is Mirur.ota, in
whca the advantages far ina, Y.r..h are
noticed Al h.Dgit The abundance u M.
tticioas grassc. the purity Of the water The
cheapness and pcnty oI winter folder, the
drypess and beaiihFllness o. ogr winters, are
successfully noticed, a. morc than of.stting
/ the objection on the score Of the length Of
| our winters
| The inhabitants ut Nico.set county are
spending their w.u,er leisure prohtably, ID
building gool road. 10 aect'ona where 'bey
are wanting
The Albert La Eagle, Fresborn county
cout ins the following items Of ip'ai interest:
| Lang. quantities u pi-kere ,rc h-iug taken
! frp uuT Lakss iss' aow.
/ Pors j. readily obtained ia 'l. Place Tor i've
doI,ars per hundred
/ Tb. Frseborn CIV Pos; Ofics has been f's
: Continued. Al nal mater lnleI3cj '9T l"@l
I locality .k3ad be s4nt & Freedom,
STAKES ia tas .ow- o. NgniS are lie! 20
/ remain aar s.iscie8 for =. at ~ Collector.
The adseh. 4 i8g hItsr. '- caB~I7e great
n1ft.at, amsgs tie N9.S'-. b'ater. Juol-.
a NIX Ac.. i1 ia.s ~ tltf.
Ft..-TAe dwell ~ Aou.~ II 81 John 81 a'"f
awsr,hy FaE. hnaa. Us = absu i fr" o. e.
! 60, TIA. t8.ra ~ r0G-Yusy4 b. H.v "a ta-
/ ,r,-r,rg g.. ,t-'s'Has ~ 9.t a" ~
+ h.aJ.ng aaA h...s.i..it .frf r" tT~tr7t sin
t.ustsr -, ~ ,r....nr,. i...f its ~
Com.i.acy. ~. -.Atsr ...- .-a i..t ere.
Answhs.sI ealsd tie iiL- u.s.s 81. -o..
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