Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19
Saskatchewan Taylor I'm the field Again

When j. w. Taylor, on his return from the
Saskatchewan, advertised course oflectures
through the State relative to Minnesota af-
fairs, I'VE entertained slight curiosity as to the
exact purport of his peregrinations and lucu-
brations, disposition on State matters has
always been rather super-important one TO
define; and we did suppose that it was only
the necessity which he felt that, since the
Justification of all his old prophecies about the
loan of State credit to Railroads, and the con-
sequent rushing prosperity to be derived
therefrom, mad failed, he owed some eX-
PLANTATION and acknowledgment to the pub.
lie, that he was not so much the one who did
the fooling, as the individual of the whole lot
who was the most badly fooled, by the scaly
associates with whom he had been keeping
company. But it seems that Ephraim IS joined
to his idols. Mr. Taylor having said the horse
| was sixteen feet high, intends sticking to
the self.cvident falsehood! This is plain from
| the accounts we have of the tenor of his inl,
tiatory lecture at Minneapolis, which Mr.. King
the editor of the Minneapolis Atlas 'rips into
in the following style. In addition to his ad
vocary of taration Of the people to fill the
pockets of the Railroad bond-holders with i'll
gotten plunder, Mr. Taylor has now mounted
on darkey, as well as a railroad; and ex
poets by the ''net profits of the joint concern
to recuperate both the fallen fortunes of thu
Railroad people, as well as those of Mr.. Tay
lor, including the bringing up to par CT thos,
$4,000 of Bonds, the debris of his salary a
Secretary of the Minnesota and Pacific Rail
road It's no use, Mr.. Taylor. Better stcl
to Saskatchewan. If there is not so mucl
money in it, there is more of reputation ant
Character
| J. W. TAYLoR's LECTURE.-We omitted
last week to notice the lecture of j. W. Tay
lor, Esq, at this place, upon minnesota, he
Present and Future"
SO far as the lecture related to the geo
graphical position, the natural resources AN,
= wealth of our State, and her bright prospect
for the future it was highly interesting an,
well received. But when Mr.. Taylor, in ac
| cordance, no doubt, with his instructions from
liic hd!llOou COMPANIES, Ill W HoSc SI'tClol ell
ploy hc is, undertook to talk to the people o
Minneapolis about their duty to make tn
bonds in the hands Of the Wisconsin thieve
good, by taxation, he was fooling away hi
time and breath. The people have once beel
fooled and deceived 10y Mr.. Taylor's orator.
cal Railroad spOutlng and they will hardly Il
deceived by his scnSelesS twaddle again.
Mr.. Taylor's i'll manners in splurgng upol
Popular Sovereignty Niggcrsm, after gettin
an audience together under the prctense {
discussing Minnesota interests, excited Onl
the disgust and contempt of all who hear
him; while his unblushing advocacy of tn
stealing of Mexico by this Government, show
, ed very plainly the effects of his associatio
with a gang of thieves and robbers for til
past year and a half
If Mr.. Taylor, or the Railroad thieves i
whose employ he is, suppose that they ca
, make any capital in IIennepin county, by hi
delivering himself of his spread eagle, hight;
lutin rigInarole winch nc has committed
memory, they are greatly mistaken.
Mr. Taylor has heretofore been scrvcabl
tool in the hands of the polluted gang who's
!, interests he is now advocating, but they ma
all as we'll understand first as last, that he
"playel out" and all his "raring and pitcl
; ing, and theatrical performances before I'll
e people Of Minnesota, will not induce them
:, tax themselves to enrich his employers, WI
are staggering around the streets of st. Pa
and Milwaukee with their pockets stutlt
with the bonds which they have stolen fro
: the State.