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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-12-21
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ST. PAUL, December g. 1860.
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of December :

The results of the election are W.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

The San Jose Reporter. published by Mr..
Fish, has at the head Of its columns the names
of Breckenridge and Lane, but does not sup
port them in the least that we can see. In
its issue of Monday appears the following:
GRATITuDE.-The following resolution. as
we are credibly informed, was passed at a
meeting of the Breckenridge and Lane Club
on Saturday evening:
ReSolUed, That Mr.. Fish is an unreliable
and dangerous man. and that all connection
with the Reporter be dropped at any hazard.
Gentlemen you have been anticipated. The
publisher of this paper has long absolved anv
connection with you.
Unreliable If that is not the most bare
faced etfrontery that ever was heard. EN-
ploy publisher to print daily paper for
tlree months at the paltry figure of 5000 and
then fail to place sufficient means at his dis
posal to even make start.
Unreliablel The public will not indorse
that, and the man that concocted the resolu-
tion we'll wager a small amount is not the
proprietor of five red cents.
The dangerous part I'll admit, eapecially
when unserupulous persons attempt to triAe.
Now then the best thing you can do is va
cite, dissolve. abscond, and let reliable men
take your places, at all events by men that
can he relied upon for the dust.
The rag is still at the mast head and we
shall sustain it to the best of our ability and
means. and possibly if you should make up
your minds to vacate and allow reliable men
to supercede you the party might be bene-
fitted and the Reporter receive some eomnen
sation for its services.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23
Letter from La Porte

La PORTE, August goth, 1850.
EDrrse DEMocRAr My attention has just
been called to u communication from this
place in the Express of August nth, signed
"Pontotoc," purportiDg to be a report Of
Douglas and johnson meeting held at this
place on the 18th of August. Although the
editor of the Express headed the article "a
Douglas Fizzle at La Porte" there is nothing
in the communication to show that such was
really the case, although it is quite evident
that the writer did intend to give that i'm
preston. Now, the truth is, land l challenge
him to deny it over his own proper sigma
ture) that the number assembled around the
stand at the time the meeting was called to
order, with one or two exceptions, (when
celebrated speakers from distance were an.
nounced.) vas fully equal to any political
meeting held in La Porte for the last four
years.
As to what Billy Graham (for he is the
man, sure,) has to say about the speakers,
such as allusion to Missionary Parson," etc,
leave for them to fight out with him. But
when any mushroom Democrat like he makes
an assault on my democracy. have some
thing to say. | commenced my political life
by supporting Martin Van Buren in ls40
and have voted for every Democratic Presi-
dent since, except old buck, and thank God
hot I ho, 81 thot ts,p 30 Tor
believed then, as do now, that he never had
one drop Of Democratic blood in his veins,
and consequently never had occasion to make
the incision to let it out. "Pontotoc' says:
"The meeting was called to order by one
Of the stripe in good standing from the days
of Governor johnson up to the fusion Of last
year. The missionary took the stand"
That means me certain. AS to support.
ing johnson l plead guilty, and so would a
majority of those who voted at the time, l
having voted twice for Lager Bigler, and not
for "emiglant Waldo" as my friend Bill did.
The difference in our democracy is this: l
have spent my whole life time in the service
of democracy, and from choice; while he
spent his early life in doing battle against it
(and that, too, when Democracy meant some-
thing) and only came in when he had no
other place to go, and when its best friends
began to feel that it was being corrupted by
recent acquisitions.
Then again B lily Graham says:
"After the President adjouned the meet
ing, the audience, though slim, commenced
crying unfortunately for Seabury, Wave
yourlights, Nlgger Dick, etc, which noise
called the people out of the hotels, saloons
and other places of business when some
Democrat proposed three cheers for Breckin-
ridge ond Lame which was responded to by
an almost united people"
Now as there is quite difference of opin-
ion as to those three cheers, would like to
ask friend Billy if he is not mistaken-he
having just with the rest come out of the sa
loon and his head somewhat bewildered-
and that the cheers instead of beirg given for
Breckenridge, were given for either Wave
yourlights or Niger Dick.
Yours in the Douglas cause,
II w n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23.

The Express calls upon Us TO hdp it sus-
tain the decisions Of the Supreme Court.
Taking the Express own showing and adj
missions, we have sanctioned those decisions
us wise and just, though we presume it is
not a matter of very much moment to the
Court what the opinion Of either the DEMO
GRAFT or the Express may be upon the wis
dom of its decisions. We certainly would
not deem our opinion that they were unwise
any ground for resisting them. Whenever
the Court deems it necessary TO call upon us
TO aid it in the enforcement Of its judgments
we shall obey its mandate, with as much
alacrity, we hope, as the Express.
But if the Express means anything-if the
Breckenridge party means anything, consist
eut with its origin, its course and present
position, and at the same time consistent with
fidelity of intention to the Union-it in
tends to demand Of us that we shall unite
with it in the advocacy of the passage of a
code of laws by Congress, regulating and
tDUlOlllhE Llc lucNttuLiou bl SiuNtl III NhV
Territories If such is the meaning of the
Express invitation to US to join with it in
mantaing the decisions of the Courts, how
ever wise we may deem them, we must re.
fuse our cooperation. There are reasons,
many and powerful, which imperatiyely for
bid us to advocate any such policy. 1t op-
pears plain to US that no necessity exists, ol
IS ever likely to exist, for the application oI
such doctrine. 1t appears to us fraught
with destruction to the peace Of the country
and we belong to party which, 10y the
agreements and determinations Of its solemn
councils and conventions not only Nationa
but those held in almost every State Of tn,
Union, by the deliberate arguments an,
pledges of its representatives in the Congress
Of the United States and before the peopl,
all over the Union, has plighted its mitl
against the doctrine of Intervention by Com
gress with the subject of slavery in the Ter
rtories
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

The DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT BESlcIA.-
The Democratic meeting at Benicia on Satur>
day night was large and enthusiastic Upon
| the arrival of the boat at the wharf from this
city, large crowd of citizens met Governor
Downey, and escorted him to Wyman's hotel
At s o'clock the meeting was organized at
the old State House, Hon. b. G. Whiteman
presiding. The building was crowded to
excess A goodly number of ladies were in
attendance Mr.. Whitman, after making
some appropriate remarks, introduced the
Governor. His Excelencys appearance was
the signal of hearty demonstration of well
coming applause. He addressed the audience
for about half an hour, reminding them that
he had always been Democrat, and assuring
them that he should still continue fighting
under the cd Democratic flag. He dwelt at
some length, and with much earnestness upon
the Legitimacy Of the Democratic nominations.
and said concerning the doctrine of Non-in-
tervention. that no man who opposed it could
have been elected in California last year. The
Governors remarks were made in the manner
OF one who knows that he has the truth on
his side, and were received with many de.
monstrations of appreciation.
Judge Brosnan, of this city, then took the
stand, and for three quarters of an hour en-.
listed the feelings of his hearers by an eo-
quent argument in favor of Non.intervention,
and some severe structures on the present
Administration
MIR. Worthington, of Mariposa, 81 oke next
He showed the gross inconsistency of the Sc.
ceders, in now repudiating the doctrine of
Non-intervention which they had once 80
loudly insisted upon, and reminded his hearers
that Milton $, Latham WAS elected Gov.rpor
Of the State on that very doctrine
John V. Watson, Esq, then addressed the
meeting in forcible speech. urging all good
Democrats to support the regular nominees
Douglas and johnson.
}. J. Papy, Esq, then spoke He opened
by alluding to the high estimation in which
the immortal jackson held the Little Giant"
and related the circumstances which first made
the old hero acquainted with the great ILL.,
nois statesman. Before Mr. Papy had conclu-
ded, the time for the departure of the boat
arrived, and our reporter was compelled to
leaves. f. Nation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

DEMocRATlc CLUB The citizens Of Shaw's
Flat who favor the election of s. A. Douglas
for President. held meeting on Thursday
evening last, for the purpose of organizing a
Democratic club. The meeting was address
ed by Judge Calvin, Maj. Dunn. T. T. Ham
lin, and - Oliver. Esq. Upon headiourn-
ment of the meeting, upwards of one hun
dred gentlemen signed their names to the
books of the Club. We understand that it
IS the intention of the friends of Mr.. Douglas
IN n TINS place to form a. Club this evening -
Columbia Times, Saturday
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

WoRKMEN's STRIKE IN SAN FRANctsco.-
Some forty or fifty workmen engaged upon
the new gas works of the San Francisco Gas
Company, at the corner of Howard and
Fifth streets says the Alta, struck for reduced
time as working days. The present time is
eleven hours-from A. ". to E p. NJ, (de.
ducting the dinner hour) They wish to
have the time from 7 4. N. to M. The
works have temporarily ceased until the
matter can be arranged.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

FRIGHTENED TO DEArH.-A little girl, twen-
ty'seven months old, was so scared by the
sight of a money, few weeks ago, in Phila-
delphia, that death resulted from her terror
The child was playing at the door Of her
fathers house, when an organ-grinder with a
monkey came along The child became ter
rihed, and congestion Of the brain resulted
from the excited condition Of the sufferer
She died on the second day after her fright.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

BLtSD CArrLE.-The Visalia Delta SAYS:
Fifteen head of work cattle belonging to
J. Ii. Thomas went blind on their downward
trip from his saw mill, this week. viii some
intelligent stoek-growsr enlighten the public
as TO the cause"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

FoR STATE SENAToR.-The Democracy of
the Fourth Senatorial District, composed of
the counties Of Santa Clara and Alameda.
have nominated Hon. John H. Moore, pres
ent County Judge of Santa Clara, for State
Senator His opponent is Van Voorhies, a
Breckenridge and G win man.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

PoLITICAL DrscUssIoN.-Th Solano Herald
understands that discussion on the issues
that divide the parties, will he held in Suisun
on the 18th Of next September, between
lion Henry Edgerton and John r. Kittrell,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

The contest in Mississippi has narrowed
down to Union and Dsunion-Douglas and
Breckinridge The canvass commenced at
Corinth; the Hon. B. N. Kenyon speaking for
the Democratic nominees, and Gov. Mathews
for Breckenridge and Lane.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

SrANIsLAUs lNDEx.-The prospectus for
new paper to be published at Knis gifts Ferry
under the above title, has been issued. 1t
will be edited and published by Mr. WI. COL
lier The first number will be issued on or
about the lst Of September.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

The overland mail stage which left Mon
day carried five thousand three hundred and
twenty-eight letters of which one hundred
and forty.one were for way stations.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23
STEAM NAVIGATION co.

A DIVIDEND of Three (8) per cent
has been declared by the Trustees of
thls Company, payable in cash and after the I'm
inst HORACE BEACH, Secretary.
Marysville, Aug. II, 1860 sni6
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

LAST Thursday, at Cold Springs, Tuolumne
county, miner named John Killian was
killed by tree falling upon him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

Is this State "A papers have avowed them
selves for Douglas, and % for Breckinri1ca
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

A hourishing Douglas Club exists at Sui
sun. The roll is daily increasing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

ARIZONA MINEs-A letter from Arizona
says that Col. Titus has just struck very rich
mineral in his Eagle mine, which he has been
prospecting for some time back. There is
company in New York waiting for this event
as they are anxious to buy a mine on the
same lead, and near the Patagonia-the
Eagle being but half mile distant.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23
NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the business here,o
~ fore carried on under the name and style Of
hoSs DEARDOkFF dealers in Stoves and Tnware
on The corner OF First Street and Maiden Lane In The
city OF Marysvie, will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style of +. @. ROSS CO. JR DEAR
DokFF one OF thepartners of the former firm having
the former firm will please call and settle mmediatey
W - " "OSo %Oo' au5l-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

Tue MINT.-During last week, the deposits
at the Branch Mint, for coinage, amounted
to 1906 Is ounces Troy. The coinage was
in double eagles, 1910 900 in quarter dol
lars. $1,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

AN insane man named d. L. Stansburv
has been taken to Stockton from FL Dorado
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

Ar San Francisco a sailing match between
the sloops Randall and Eureka has been ar
ranged, and will take place as soon as the
competitors can be got ready for the match
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

LECTURES TO LADIES Mrs Weed is deliv-
ering lectures to ladies. on physiology, in
Tuommne county, which are favoraJly spoken
OF by the papers in that locality.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

PEACHES are being transported over the
Sierra Nevada to Washoe, by the Big Tree
route.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

"ANTED-A good plain Cook for hotel in
w Timbu too, also Ranch Cook. Apply to
STALLS City Intelligence Office
No. 36 street.
" "ANTEO-Threshers at 42 per day. A steady
w man to take care of four hor-es. Apply to
STAHL'S City Intelligence Office
SO ID street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23
Arrivals at the u. 5. Hotel.
Yuba County Union Convention

TTNHE FRIENDS OF BELL AND EVERETT, in the
Il County of Yuba, will meet at Marysville, on the
9th day of August, at the City Hail. for the purpose
of electng delegates to the State Convention OF the
Constitutional Union party, TO be holden in Sacra-
mento, on the first " Wednesday in September next.
August 10th, 1860.
Chas. Il. Filkins, l. NJ. Anderson
John IL Tennent, G. X. Nightingale,
Jno. Q. Fall, Jo. Tidball,
VIM. Frend s. W. Gazer,
JCs. V. Lyons, |. G. Israel auI7
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

The Coloma Times in announcing its sup.
port Of Douglas and johnson, says:
We cannot longer refrain from hosting the
names of the Democratic nominees for Pr,si-
dent and Vice President, without doing in
Justice to our friends, our country and our
selves. Ask US not for our reasons-thev are
palPabie to all-none but those whose habit
uei saoserVieney has tied them TO the skirts
oi designing politicians, can fail to understand
1hem. nat Independence in thought, manner
every man, will dispe the mist that riotous
faction has woven around the subject. and
present as clear as the MONDAY sun to every
unbiased mind, the undeniable fact that Ste,
phen A. Dougas and Hersehel Y. johnson
are the regular nominees Of the National
Democratic party.
Untrammeled by the dictum of Mr.. A. or
Mr. b. by this leader or faction, we unfurl
our banner to the breeze, Inscribed. "free and
equal rights to all-iniustice to none" and
hurrah for the Little Giant of the Vest
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23
s. STALLS
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
And General Agency,
No. 36 ID street, Nlarys vile.

M LII furnish at the shortest notice, Families Ho-
w tel Keepers, Farmers, Mechanics, Miners, Con
tractors, Manufacturers, StoreAeepers, Tradesmen,
&c, with the most reliable help, male female.
stores and private residences rented houses and
lands leased and sold. Rents and bills collected, etc.
eE All orders from the country addressed as
above, through mail or express, will be promptly at
tended to, A specified time for filing the orders
mentonir nature of work, and the ameunt of wages
is required in order to avoid disappointment.
5. SrAlIll Proprietor.
r. S.-Strangers either wanting help or seeking en-
poyment, not acquainted with the proprietor of the
above institution, are referred to any business man in
the city.
au2t c STAuT
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

BLAIR ELEcrED.-The St. Louis (Io cor
respondent Of the Union writing August 7tb
says;
AZ the election in St. Louis yesterday. F.
P. Blair was returned to Congress over }.
Richard Barret, Democrat The whole Re
ublican county ticket was elected.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23
9ew Aduertise

"ANTED-IMMED Blacksmith, d
w man to run ferry, man to cnt b. DOM corn,
and six sheep shearers Good wages. Apply to
STALLS City IntelligenceO flee,
No. SO D street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-23

/ 5 prepared to supply Country Dealers with COAL
Il OIL LAMPS OF the best description and latest i'm
provementsi also Pure Kerosne Oil, at San Francisco
prices. au7 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-12

Soxs or TrMFERAscE.-rhs Grand Divi ION oil Q
Sor Of mpsranoe Of te Eastern District OF New
York, opeped their annual meeting on wednesday,
AZ the Hall of the Harmony DiVi-ion, M. 2Sl
end st,.et The reports Of the Grand Worthy
Patriarch, j. w, Stearrs, Grand Scribe, Jcha Davies,
Grand WoItty Treasurer WIN. h: Armstrong. we're
rsd spd received IL was resolved THAI tn ensning
onsr rly sessions be held for the year Boookya IN
J.rUsIy. az New-York il April, and at Sandy LII,
Wssbn etsn County, in July:
Ia Le evening The Convention resssem'ied' am Ine
the Leading men present were Gen. OrgIls Clak of
Sardv Hi; y. g Paris, Surrogate OF Was llng'ou
Con1Iy. the Rev Mr.. Gibbs Of Bsleport; Prof Sias
Me,caite Of Wllisms.wgh; Henry Haynes OF Brook
len. johp SUerry SIG baTbor; j. W. Hill OF Green
I'M, Alexander Campbell of Brooklyn; The hsv.
William Johrsn Of Wii4msourgh; WIN. H. Mac MAC
5onongb 81 others, from all pahs OF toe state Ice
osTS,s ieejpg was one Of prosperity. III 're interest
Il taken in the proceedings than at any time IA nve
wears past The following officers were elected In the
Gen orsle Cl4rk Of Sandy Hin @ w p; r Jle99' o.
u Sis,bsIeb q W A; John Davies OF WiiisnsouIsa, w.
WIn Armstrong OF New Yoik City y. w "a ~ obe
Rec Of Bfookyn; PeaIsa! Of he~-ioh 'y' u 'O
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