Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-24

TIC tnen mace U Str0ng argument IN IaVOI
Of the, Redemption law Of last winter
Showing the amount Of benefit it has already
been to our citizens in enabling them to pay
up, compromise, or obtain further time for
the redemption Of their homesteads. As an
item worthy Of notice we quote fact, as
from the County Records and
and cited by him At tho time Of the pas
sage Of that bill there was remaining on rec
ord and unsatisfiel on the books of the Reg.
lister Of Deeds Of this county upwards Of
ttre' thousand mortgages, and that even now
there arc twenty three hundred in that con-
Of which had it not been for
that bill would ere now have been fore.
closed. This fact conclusively shows the
vital importance fthat measure.
Mr.. Sorin then spoke of the proposed re-
peal Of that measure, which he denounced.
Hc satisfied all present, that the people Of
our county should support the redemption
law, with tho exception Of the last section
which provides for tho waving Of redemption
in new Mortgages-wh,ch should bs re-
pealed. az. .s r,t
After the conclusion Of his speech which
was delivered in bis most striking and in
teresting manner, and was frequently inter-
rupted by the cheers Of the audience. Mr..
q. w. T. Wright offered set Of Resolutions
60 the effect that the party nom!na tions
should hereafter be made by primary
meetings in each township; also resolution
in favor Of the redemption bill and deprec at
ing its repeal and plsdsing the meeting not
to support any person for the legislature
who is not sound on that measure.
These resolutions were carried amid :
storm ofapplause, without single dissent
ing voice, and the meeting with six cheers
for Mr.. Sorin: adjourned.
TItis not often that we give the proceedings
ofa Republican meeting at such length, but
though party meeting the object oft was
certainly such as every citizen will heartily
approve. The convention system has been
found everywhere the most efFectual means
of corruption--wire-pnilers and demasogues
always controlit; and upon the redemption
bill there can b but one opinion. 1t is Of
vital Importance and has proved more bene-
fetal to the people Of this county, as we'll
as Of the State, than any other measure !;
and these benefits should he continued until
the last homestead is saved.
In another column We publish the record
Of Mr.. McLaren n. the Republican candidate
for State Senator, on this questioa. It will
be seen that be opposed this measure when
it came up before the Legislature last VIM
ter, first, last and al the time, regardless
|of the wishes and interests Of his cousti.u-
ents: How can he expect their support
now? What claims has he upon them
They will answer At the polls, and, ;f
We understand the public sentiment, by re-
podiatiRg him altogether. .,a.
c. J Lundsren hass-..1 -3s.s<slz
Has At his neat little store next door to
the SENTINEL office, for sale cheap, dry
goods, boots. shoes. groceries, cigars, nuts,
candies, raisens, apples aud fruits Of al
kinds in the market He also keeps plent,
Of good lager and other pleasant and stimu
lating fluids. He invites all to call on him
Republican Mccii1E.
On Monday night the Republicans held +.
little haltcocked meeting At the Court House
About forty wide awakcs in their black bib
and mite socistysesps worssin attendance
We forget the names of the speakers, bu
they live up somewhere nsaE.SI Paul. I
seems as if the Republicans of the saintl,
city were sending out all their. one hors,
; men. and pothouse politicians to enlishte,
the people Of 1.-The rural districts. Bette
keep them At hoSa.. We have Republicans
here in Red Wing Who are far their sqprrior
IN 'ora,oricsl and political TALENT.