Red Wing sentinel., 1859-05-07
| CITY Cout.cil,

EOeesG II lne cope HQ4Y1& m1l0JayE IN tho
;.ty Courcil.
NorrcE IS given in the st. Paul papers
hat the Republican State Convention for
he nomination Of candidates for State off,
un npreparstory to thu next fsff4Fa election;
vi'l meet at the capitol, in St. Paul. on the
9th day Of July, At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
"A letter Was received on the fourth inst,
y gentleman in 81, Paul, stating that Bay
'rd Taylor woylddfc,u4eIin thst city shout
he tixsentieth of this month. ! FL Il > |!
=. IS STATED Republican, p.psrt
s Vi b. started in'M;nnsapoliss. tdr the: :pur-
pces 81 advocating Q the Claims slof Cyrus AL:
lricb Of that place T. nomination 'at TIE
hands Of the Republican party. .s1oi1aioo. Zoo ...
d Tho New Yosk 7iits5une reoommsnds thu,
some: Of the leading Republicans, come ,6ut
toq Mianesota dis hii' 10 electioihpeser Tor the
st,te ;capdid,tsss.'' Good idea,
they don't know enough 70 Do i forthep;;
ss'veao ,gn;tsaln sDnna 3asI od1 IA
ssfb IL, is,s vat q Is ot.t has not
~ hen decided heushi ths, h!srtspspsls.
No, full, AZ ::''eo1r,sp :'r, popAenees;s '';fanors 4
-1proclsp'eeiopay, 5 '1ptartlieg nnopDcemepls'']
&c. q gltissinpossibl, sti,presant. to ssop,
jectufS what will be theirssult, and altar .
psltssoh Nj. Rad three orstonr columns ont the
ppo' pro and con, little ~arin one par
asraph, and glimpse Of peace ip another,
ess q COLUMN; stating thtt t. Napoleon IS Just
going T. shoet lhe next that he s an4iot!s Fpi!
er peace, aud psace and yar, generally s.
mixed up thatbe comics to the conclusion
that4wsathec AherawiM b weror peace de-
sends ooisasietsbty laponawhsther there wa
81 not: " The het is;nobody ydoesknow, any
thing about It. II, except those inamediitsly
connected with European eoov.iernments, and
all they knoRds that ,theres nay he war.
that there might be. .pe.E:ee. .,!, rdodh
Con- Con-! Do1lih il bsifnn.s ,crommsnded & BY the
Press, both Democratic ina opposition for
tbs wjse and skiitfat = 1mnanniet .nhit IN Which lie
managed the negotiations With Paraguay.
He h.. aeepred e, tho United States every
thinsthat eond b. desired. and that too
without aring .ssan.>1t was a!bloedless vic
tory, sn1 ono wslls eaioslated, ito jheighten
tho |Etfhs respect isntertaibed sor;' the. American
|Aag ID tho minds ofthose' petty nations who,
|in consequence of oar: delay ID furnishing of-
enees, h.ys deemed that m they could 'cinsaul,
Is with impunity, i opens the Rio de Ia Pa.
ta to our commerce, aud gives usI. new hold
|on the, affections and symrathies. Of the
South Americans States; and will. protect our
citizens siding there fromainjuryy' or insult
The costs ofthsp expedition are greatly
Ioyerbalanced BY the BENEFITS accraings iifo9m
liz and We hope the ;nation's money may
never b spent in : worse cause, than the
vidioAtion efithe nations honor. q ,ts,ay /.
F Poor, unfortunate Mexico, demoralizedi by
the atnaigamation of the races, has fallen 50
low, u . IS longer unfit for @self.govern.
ment. . Oyerrunl' with lrebters. and military
leh;eft.ins, eyeryope Of which claims to Y the
head dsof tho, nation, her commerce. is ruined
and her civilization gone. :, "A short time ago
We published M,samon the ii. Federrlkt''
leaders, success; one week atterand !Ju.1ez,
and the ]ibefals were triumphant. aiidrecog