Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-02

the State, infants and females inclusive, shall
have pre-emption in pair Of these impor-
ted Africans, at 5000 pair, &C., &C.. Il
Editorial Correspondence.
Saint anthony and Mnneapolis- Water Poaoer-l
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..E. ,-..- Saturday, June 25th, 1855 |
The waters of the late great flood are grad
ually subsiding into old, wonted channels,
manufacturing is renewed, and everything is
regaining 7ss natural, regular groove"
AS in the settlement of every new country,
so in this, there has been, and is still, more or
less of local rivalry and jealousy excited in
the growth of contiguous villages and cities,
each striving to absorb the assisting strength
of all incoming capital and enterprize. No
doubt this feeling has existed between Saint
Paul and these fourishing Falls Cities, some
what intensely, and probably yet exists some
what, in great deal less degree; but as the
State grows older, and the facilities of each
attain their material development, this feeling
will die out entirely, and one of fraternal af-
filiation will grow up in place of it.
There is certainly here one of the most
magnificent water powers in the world, and in
time this place must become the great manu-
featuring City of the North West. With tim
ber above, and all of earths cultivated pro-
ductions below, with great facilities for bring
ing both here, and inexhaustible power easily
attained, it must become second to but few man
ufacturing places. There is no reason why
the Cotton Of the South should not be sent
here for manufacture, instead Of to Lowell,
and then brought back again, in fabrics, for
use. s,-s b .a E# a,. r 81
And with this great facility within its GER
tain possession, there is no good reason why
its citizens should be jealous of the CONNER
cial facilities of Saint Paul; nor, with the ad
vantages Saint Paul undoubtedly has, is there
any good reason for any remnant of jealous
rivalry, if any there is, on its part towards
this place; and am glad to observe that a
much more fraternal spirit is growing up, in
place of any bitterness of rivalry in the past.
This is as it should be, and am sure the
newspapers of these Cities will yet learn that
the Press of Saint Paul is not only willing but
anxious to give the widest praise and publicity
to all the glorious facilities SO Astounding here.
I learn from w. d. WAsHBURN, Esq,
Agent and Secretary of the Minneapolis Mill
Company, and Me uber of the House of Rep
resentatiyes from this County, that Mr.. JOSIAH
A. NooNAN, of the firm Of NooNAN & McNAB,
Paper Makers, Of Milwaukee, has been here
negotiating for water power for the purpose Of
establishing a Paper Mill. Mr., WAsHBURN
feels sanguine of the success of the negotia.
ton. 1t will be good thing for Minnesota i
it does succeed. A Paper Mil is becoming a
need of the country. The number of news
papers and their circulation is increasing rap
idly; stores, wholesale and retail, are widely
multiplying; and better facilities for getting
printing and wrapping papers are more and
MI: s.. needed every day. Besides, was there
market near enough to pay, vast quai..:. ..:., ),
of rags aRq paper material could and would
be saved, that now 60 to waste.
Mr.. NooNAN is one of the most thorough
and efficient of business men, and of ample
means, and it will be fortunate to secure such
a man to inauguiate the business
learn, also, that parties here talk strongly
of starting Paper Mill on this side. This
also, will be good thing. Both will be
needed, and will have business enough to do
And between both propositions CT suggested
enterprises, let US hope That one. at least, will
be realized. s..
Travel is beginning to tend hitherward.-
Great accessions of guests | notice at the no.
tells since my last visit here. At this house,
The WINsLow, see names from Boston,
New York, Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Saint Louis, and all intermediate places, who
are mixing up great deal of pleasure with a
very little business, ard are enjoying them
selves hugely. They all speak in the highest
terms Of the country. Among the names is
that of Gen. LAwRENcE, y. S. District Attpr=
ney for New York, under Fillmore, who is
here on visit to his children. Many come
health seeking, and with one accord, they give
praise to the climate, the magnificent seem
cry, and the exhilerating benefit they receive
from their visit. Even Mr. j. T. BRADFORD,
of the Dry Goods Yobbing House. of BRAD
FORD, BRoTHERs, of Milwaukee, SO near, and
and itself City of great beauty and health,
is literally in raptures at what he finds here
says he left home with throat disease
which troubled him greatly, but now it is
entirely gone, and he has only sojourned at
Saint Paul and here few days. He is also
in raptures with this WINsLow HoUsE-says
there is nothing superior to it this side of the
Saint Nicholas, New York, in the spacious
ness and comfort Of its rooms, the elegance of
its appointments, and, what adds to its other
charms, the superior excellence of its culina-
ry department, and all managed so quietly
and so..pleasantly that one prolongs his stay
as long as possible.
| And the other side, also, feels the influence.
supped at the N1coLEr, in Minneapolis, last
evening, with Mr.. WAsHBURN, and the num-
Der of guests saw at the table indicate that il
is doing good business. was sorry to meet
at the table Judge KEEP and wife, from Beloit,
Wisconsin, say sorry, because the Judge is
affected with pulmonary disease, and has
come here to recuperate his health, having
heard such good accounts of the healing yir-
tues ofour ciimate-otherwise the pleasure of
the meeting would have been unmarried.
l dined to-day with Senator HEAroN and
family, at their residence in this place. He is
in feeble health, and confines himself mostly
to his Office, which is in one corner of his
dwelling. All his friends must earnestly hone