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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-06
The japanese Embassy.

The Japanese Embassy is expected in this
country about the first of May. The fol-
lowing is list of the names comprising it.
There are eighteen persons of rank and fifty.
three servants:
LIST OF JAPANESE EMBASSY TO TIE UNITED
STATES.
Simme, Prince of Boozen,
Mooragaki, Prince of Awadsi,
Ogoori, Mata. itsee, Chief Censor,
One Vice Governor of the Treasury.
One Vice Governor of Foreign Affairs,
One Secretary of the first rank, (Serabay
Akoo.)
Two inspectors of the first rank.
Two Secretaries of the second rank.
Two Treasury officers.
Two Inspectors of the second rank.
Two interpreters.
Two doctors.
Fifty three servants.
Mr.. HARRIS, our Consul General, in a
letter to Commander TATTNALL, says:
This is the first diplomatic agent ever sent
out from Japan, and it is intended by this gov.
eminent as special mark of respect for that
of the United States. We were the first nation
to make a treaty of amity with the Japanese.
This we have followed up by making the first
commercial treaty with them, and to have the
gular people cannot bat rebound to our national
honor.
The English government, through Lord
lELa1N, tried every means to get the Japan
ese to send an ambassador direct to England
and offered them any conveyance or accom-
mediation they might require, but they de.
clined.
The Secretary of State, in letter to Mr..
HARRIS, bearing date April 30, 1859, says
The arrival of the Japanese commissioners
eminent and people of the United States. In
accordance with your suggestion, orders have
already left the Navy Department, directing
the ambassador to be met at Aspinwall by the
United States steam frigate Roanoke, and con
veyed from thence to New York.
Mr.. HARRIS, in a letter dated at Jeddo,
Nov. Is, 1859, to the Secretary OF State,
says:
They will embark on board the United States
steamer Powhatan at this place between the
LIST and I'D of February next, and may be ex-
pected to reach Aspinwall in fifty to sixty days
after their departure.
He suggests that the embassy should be
conveyed from Aspinwall directly to Wash.
ington, without touching at any other port
in the United States. The reason given for
this is that it is desirable that the first i'm.
preston of the Japanese of our country
should be received at place less excitable
than any of our large seaports.
They will bring two interpreters with
them, who speak little English, but speak
the Dutch language huently. 1t will not
be difficult to get other persons to act as
interpreters to them.
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An Opening Gun for the Campaign
OF 1850.

The Democracy of this city, on Tuesday,
achieved triumph of which they may well
be proud. They elected their entire city
ticket-two out of the four Aldermen
majo rity of the School Board, and certainly
three, and probably four, of the five County
Commissioners. This has been done by the
gallant Democracy Of st. Paul, in the face
of unsc rupulous attempts-which had their
origin as far back as the last Republican
Legislature-to carry this city, tor the
Republican ticket this spring. The day
of election was changed one month earlier
than usual, to disfranchise Democratic
voters an oppressive registry law was
passed for the same purpose, and its execu>
ton confded to jealous Republican parti-
Fans and in addition to this, we had to
combat treachery in the Democratic ranks.
But all obstacles have been overcome. St.
Paul is still Democratic to the core.
Col. PRINCE has been elected Mayor, not
withstanding the bitter and unreasonable
opposition made to his election by so-called
Democrats. This is glorious result. 1t
not only rebukes treachery in our own party,
but is a severe and unexpected blow to the
Republicans, who counted largely upon the
election of GILFILFEN.
MORGAN, VAN HAMM, and GIBBS have
been elected by majorities varying from ESQ
to 300 votes.
ForlCounty Commissioners, Messrs. BUR-
BANK, IRVINE, M'CLuNa, and probably
SMITH, on the Democratic ticket have been
chosen, and either @. E. MAYO or JOHN
NICHOLS on the Republican ticket.
Messrs. CoRcoRAN and FITz, two reliable
Democrats, have been elected Aldermen.
In the case of the former, his choice is a
significant rebuke to the libellers of the
Minnesotian. We regret the defeat Of
WILLIAMS and LAMAR. They should have
been elected.
The following table gives the result in
the city and county, for city and county
officers
VT
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District Attorney ON a Senator and
an Indian Agent.

1t will be seen by communication else
where, that District Attorney WILSON is
particularly heavy on Indian Agent BROWN,
and as particularly sweet on Senator RICE !;
and all with reference to the fact of the re-
pudiation of the latter by the late Demo-
cratic State Convention. So far as the In
dian Agent is concerned, we have nothing
to say. Major Brown is commonly at home
in controversies rather relishes them than
otherwise; and is abundantlY able to take
care of himself. But it is different with the
Senator. And this ruthless dragging of
him and his reputation forth again before
the public attention, when everybody sup
posed the whole subject to be dead and
buried, seems to US little less than refine.
ment of cruelty. 1t certainly cannot be
pleasing to the Senator to have the most
notifying rebuke Of his life perpetually
paraded before the people. 1t must become
doubly annoying when his friends are the
occasion of the damaging exposure.
But, we have no desire to enlarge on
the subject, further than to protest, as we
now do, and on grounds of common human
ity, against this perpetual re-opening Of a
malignant sore, which, for the comfort, if
not the safety, of the patient, should be per-
mitted to heal. 1t cannot be possible that
the District Attorney is actuated by any
motive Of personal interest, in writing his
communication at this particular time. A
considerable amount of rotation has been
going on lately, and the four-years' term
of our friend must be near its close =
thong h we dismiss, with sentiments border
ing on contempt, the idea that question of
reappointment could influence the writing
of, or give color to, the District Attorneys
production.
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Justices Of the Peace and Constab,es.

In the First Ward R. GIBBONS, Rep, for
Justice, received 1874 votes, and J. J. C1-
COTE 2S4-G1BBoNs' majority so. In the
Second, FLEET F. STRorHER was elected by
SO majority, having received 269 votes to
181 cast for Connolly. In the Third, the
vote stood G. E. WINTERS 252, CHARLES
Gutenberg 299-ZE1RENBERa's majority
81. In the Fourth, WIN. PAST received
PSI votes, and was elected against 2l3 cast
for PAPIN.
The following Ward Constables were
elected First Ward, G. A. BRANCH and
Sol. WALTERS Second, VIM. M. Stokes
and P. MORAN; Third, WIN. SMITH and
JOHN SoENs Fourth, SAMUEL Mcconnell
and WIN. SMITH.
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From Washington Territory.

We have been shown letter from Seat
tie, Washington Territory, written by Mr..
EL1Hu SHEA, formerly of this city, in which
Frazer River is set down as a humbug, and
Washington and Oregon as presenting less
advantages to the enterprising citizen than
Minnesota. Mr.. SHEA spent some time at
the Frazer River gold mines. He says -
"Times here are very hard. This is not as
good country as it has been preached up
to be, in the Atlantic States, and I would
not advise any person to leave home in
the States, to run the chance Of lettering
themselves here. For my part I would
rather live in Minnesota than any place 1
have seen on this coast" A word to the
wise, etc.
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Aldermen--The City Council.

The vote for Aldermen in the various
wards was as follows: -
First Wa,d-R. H. Fitz, $50; B. W. Brunson,
BAT. Fits majority, 8.
Second. Ward-C. II. Lamar, 265; a. P. Grant,
3l1. Grants majority, IS. a
Third Ward-C. H. Williams, 2ss; G. NJ.
Daily, 295. Daily's majority. 60.
Fourth Ward-W. N. Corcoran, 2sl; J. B.
Irvine, 1872. Corcoran's majority, 80.
The Common Council, politically, will
stand five Democrats, one Independent Dem.
ocrat, and six Republicans.
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Gov. HousroN, not receiving the Govern
ment military aid expected, has ordered
Col. JOHNSON to raise Immediately large
force of rangers and drive the Indians from
northern frontiers. he takesno step against
Mexico, pending the ratification of the
treaty. -n~.
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NEW CANADA PRECINCT.

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS Supervisors.--Ham-
mond, 81; Brainard, A; Bonre, 43; Lam-
bert, 81; Crooks, IS; Bell, 26; Jarvis, "a.
1oa0n Clerk.-Boyd, 43; Melancthon, 49,.
Iovn TTeasurer.-Stees, AZ; Bonnie, 49,.
Assessor.-Boyd, 40; Modeau, 80.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-06

The precincts to be heard from in the
county are Rose and Mounds View, which
will probably give Republican majority
ranging from fifty to one hundred. The
above returns show that Messrs. MAYO and
N1co1s, Republican candidates for Commits
sioners, lead Mr.. WILKINSON, Democrat
One of these gentlemen is certainly elected,
and probably both, if Mr.. sMIrH's majority
of eighty votes should be overcome by the
returns from Rose and Mounds View pre-
cincts. 3 1h.E ---.s. 49,
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WARES.

The following is the vote in the precincts
in the county on Commissioner, except Rose
and Mounds View precincts, not heard
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-04-06

The Democracy of Milwaukee, have
nominated WIN. PIrr LYKDE for Mayer Of
that city
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,HB ENTIRE CITY TICKET ELECTED! +!

FOUR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CHOSEN.
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The japanese Embassy is expected in this
country about the first of May. The fol-
lowing is list of the names comprising it.
There are eighteen persons of rank and fifty.
three servants
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Sempel=2pge 0to. 1. 8. .. g. g..
Die Ditt9ieoer obi9er go9e nerocu btermit erIud,t, 0ienif1a Sen
"a. Wfat i0 5aBlrei0 etnSuiuoen, inbem @el6dic ppn Qgtdfaftu
opllte9en. Snt @utrd8e:
SWt0Oi Names @nnNIpr Gper
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an5uei0nen, allies Nt6tt9e unp 9ttbllde, mas
t6m rprfpnnIt, nQd5uabmen. llbrel1, ia Die
~fein1fea Sdiff86rpnpmeter merben Don iapane>
IiIde1t llbrmaderu 0on5 pprtreIflid 9emadt.
@plti6e 9tcoplper uno Sburpe' ld)e Vttdlelt,
pot japunefiden 3eu9iduliepelt NIT melentlt=
den Scrbenerlm9en ber9etellt, %betttoe11 lth ltll@
Der ben @el6eufen be8 Saller8 all ben PrdItz
oenten 8ud11or. Die bpbe Sun1tfertisfeit
Der i1paucItlAen Weta(larbeiter, bic gum She'll
naneut(id, IN 8e5ug ouf lplaifarti8e j3ul1m.
meniebrn9 pcri9ieoener WtetaIe MnO Oano8z
cenertlin8en) ppn Gurrpaern ruto Nmcrifunerlt
rid)t erreidt miro, 1T bef1rnt. Die etnen 8a=
picrntudez mlo 2od=2(rbeitelt per SQponeIer
merben iGnen AUDI 10 bulp nidt nad)gem1@t
meroen. - O11npfi6iifc unp Wtoldinen Orltts
terpreIien) bauen le ith 1hp1t lelbit. gilelz
boGncn f6rnen Tie bel Dem gebir9igen Gbarof=
ter i6re8 21npe8 nidt 9ebran6en; onpernf1I8
mitroelt iie lt4 pbne alien 3weifel aud, balb
2ptpmptipen b1uen, Den eleftrilden Telez
Qrapben benuBel1 lie bereit8. = Sour nlu6 man
bei ale Dem Sins nidt per0ele1. Sn @t=
rppa rtnb Nulerita bat man lt9 por1n 9e1pS6nt,
ben sort d rttt" b1rtn 5u ftnbelt, paE
purf @ritnpun9 imuer neuer MaIdinelt m69s
li6It rtel an Belt, 9faum utb mem d,ltder Gr>
beit8frait 9eIp1rt lperpe. Otelen y6prtl6rttt"
miro man ais 1pld)eu nidt letdt tn eil1ellt 10
tart bepSlferten 2aupe ME Supa,t anerfennelr,
no jepe neue Oulhine Sunoerttuui enpe ppu
Menlden brpblp8 m1den piiroe, pbne baB III
men, ME bier, Cit y|ferner Welten" 5u 0ebpte
ltitnoe, no tie ibre purd Die W1ldiue itber=
flii1li9 9enlodte Qrbeit8trof It y ermertben fGlulcn.
Sine Der midti9Ite1 Wtrfun9ert, mcld)e man
BON DEM irBt on9cbabnten inni9eren Serfebr
nit S1p1n crp1rten bar, 1T bic 9etauere Be
fal1ttihuit nit Der Sprade uno 2iteratltr lcne8
leltlalueu Splfe3, aus Der Damn lpeitere unb
g%enaIere NuiI6lHIe iiber bic @etttun985ultanz
De ~peIlelben 5t 9elptnllel1 mdrel1.
0icie 2~iteratur lit cine ie6r unlT angrei6e
utp m%annldfoltige, Nalnentlid linp Die eltcpz
clrpGpildelt Werfe (utand,e BON me6r ais 100
8dnpen) u1o Die tcdnplp9iiden Sdriften itber
e~in5elne ISnpuftrie5meige lebr 5ablreid, ODD,
audi Die Sellctriltit lit itart pertrete1t, Inter
ben altern Oi6ttn9e1 III iap1lteltlder Sprade
9ibt e8 Elm @pp8, pelfe8, tpte Die SppIlee utb
5lia8, bon eirem bltnpeu SGn9er berribren
IpQ ul1o ba8 fit bic i1paneliide 2iteratrr cine
1bnlide Stele %ein5unebnen i6etnt, rte b18
Iibelut9enlieb ftr bic beutide. 8opulGre
Hcmune u Ia 2eo9er, pber ri6ti9er, a Ia Slut
rem uub Faul be Spd ltnb in Sap11 in ll1=
ma1ien perbreitet. Sour 3eitln9en 1at man
ltift, neil eben S1pou bel Ieiner 26IdlieB1n0
pp1 alien 8eltbanbeln feline r@eI6idte" bate.
gdtn miro aud, prbl pieIem Mun9cl ab8ebpl=
len merben uno e8 lpirn tein Sabr5e6nt per9ez
ben, ebe III Sana9alpo % gut 3eitmn9en erldei=
neu, ME III 9pn9fcn9 pielletft audi 3eitul=
1p11 in i1N1neIiIdPr GNrnhp.
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Sic iapameGiicben Gieidbenfe an sen @rdITSenten
Der NSer. ct.

@ai9in ton, 10. Nfai, Die japaneI.
@cldente ali ben Prdltpenten murOen pieIcn
WprBen sur Snipcftipn ent6ttlt ulb Oann in
pa8 Qofal Der Marine. @~Ommiiftsn gebra9t,
BON mD le morgen i'm 9tarnen be3 Gpcpon benz
8rdltbcnten iiterbradt werben I%pllen.
Die @ei4enfe linD mirtli4 pra4tjg. Sattel
reid luit @plO urlO Silber 9cltjtt; berrljdc
leipene 8ettpprbdn9e utp 8cttoeden, >pie Ite
rur BON japauelil4elr 6itrlterr bennet peroen,
ben %ieiniten fran56liidcn 6abrifaten pieier Art
melt itberle9el; nit @plO 9c5iertc Gapeten ;
2adWaaren unO cine Men9e onberer Saden,
allie bonn %feinlten geiAmaf nrp nit Der BE-
wullperun98lpiirot9itert Siinltlidfeit 9earbeitet.
Die SopancIen baben Die @inlapung Der
gep<Oorteru II. PbilaOelp6ierS taOtrat68sG omit
te8, btel eStIote gu bel uden, an9enpmmen, aber
nod feline 3eit beitinrmt. Sier ODER fittf Gage
ppr oent Sel u4 miro iepp9 BEN betr. Stapt=
rdt9en 9}a9rt4t 9e9eben merOen.
W%1brI9etnlld am Saull flag merocn Die Sas
panel Ell p18 Capitol belu6tn ulp III Der nGtz
fen 26Ode Die auperen Dlfentliden @ebauoe.
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Sapan nnS sic Snpameleu.
(Sdlus.)

AONT@~DfO
gir3enC8 III Der 8elt 1T Die 8plf86ilouno
cine 10 allgemeine, ipie in 3apun. SIS berrIGt
Der i~tren8lte S6ul5pan9. Sebe8 Sino, IeIbit
bu8 Der olerarmiten Stern, M ii f leIen, Idreiz
ben uuO Elm lpenl9 re6nen leruel1. Op6 auRer
ben @leuentarldulen, melfe bic Ginoer Der
9(eidelt, ME Die Der 2(rmeu pGne llnterIdlieb
beluden miiiien, 9ibt e8 nod cine l~lnnaIIe bSz
6erer REORGANIZATION, entIpredeno ben bieiioen
oGole9e8" ut0 2pceen. Ole oebilbeteTen
GlalIen lerrten l~teilten8 audi cine eurpp1iIfe
Spr1de 6oldnpilde) unb bic @ele6rten, ma
mentltd} AltrDnpmet 1nO Wtebi5iner baltel1 Iid,
ftet8 pDllltdnoig galt cpurant" Der m~ii1enidQftz
liden 6ortIdritte @urppa8. Sdpn 1926 mar
Sbunberg %erltau11t, Werfe pru ga Blace unp
anOern eurppdiIden @ele6rten ms SapaneIi-
ihe i~tberieBt 81 finOen ul1p aus ben Upnl Scfz
ar3t be8 Saler8 al i'm 9eridteten 6ra0en III
perne9nen, ooB Oerelbe in 8e3ug auf bic nellez
iten 6prlhun8en leiter Grle0en in @urppo
rcdt gut 8eIdeiO muBte. Seitoeln bat fd
bieie SeltltniB Der eurppdil6en Q8ifIenidoft
nod nett 1nebr DeraC9eueinert. Tim nur Sins
an3uii6ren, 10 erI9etnen IN 5Sapan ollid6rlid,
Rultltper, III penelt Die Spmerlz uro Mpnpe
fiafernile ebenlc piinttlif bere6net tub, mte in
ben unlli9en.
Dieie8 un6efan9e1e @in9eben ouf frembe
5prIdunget 3ettnet bic Sapanele1 oara Be-
pnber8 rpr ben bOdmiit6igen uno 6ornirter
GbineIen aus. 8eit e%ntfernt, Da8 6remoe
16pn 6e86al6, neil e8 fremO 1T, BON ft6 ~
weiien, iudt iid Der Sapaneie RAID pa1elbe
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NOnnreR.

Is oiRtm8ton, IS. Mat. t..
WfaIon pom Gpuite fit 2lll8wdrti9c8 teri4tete
cine giQ ein Sebuf8 Der Sntraftietltll8 Der
Sertra8e nit Sapalt, Gbinu, Siam, Yerlien
&c. Gum Orude bcproert.
Die 8ptdaft Oe8 BraliOcnten it6er bie8cr9.
mteI en>2febelei murpe gum Orufc tcprbert.
Damn la9nt Der Senat Bripat9eidIfte rpr.
pans. 9teptpIO8 POM Su1ti5s @onlite BE-
rld1tete cine Sill eilt, porlt1d) Der Nft iiber
Gtablirlt9 oerGpurt If Claims wiberrufeu uno
glalntzPrpjeIle AT Die .. ct. Gircnit Courts
perlpieien merpen lol(en.
Slogan madte einen pergebliGen SerIu6,
ba5 v&era8=0 fe9iuent=N menperncut" 5ur 9uf
rtaRlle SIT b%rin9elt.
Die DampftoptbiQ paro Oorgeapnmen uip
28alRbnrn, Sp9n GpGrane nnb Anpere lpra~
den it6er %bteIel6e.
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9telter BQuperein.

Qsm SSInll@e meprsrer 6eutlGer Mittii9er 5u entIpre6en, Daben
UnterSei1nete lb entl4lrien, eIneu nelcn g3uperein al orinoen,
melber ouf cen beiten uno 9~eOe8cnittn @ruuofaBeu 6eruben lou.
ale OtellnI9en, ole oAber 0eic7tnen imo, ejnen iotdcn 8erem bts
5lmrelell, ltno 9Iernltt en8elacen, fb nG0iten Wtontaa ben 2 3 .Wt.
@Geno" 5 lgr gu elmer Seratbung iDer sic Contribution in benz 10
tale peS y. Sarm9artner, No. 45 Albemarlefr etnSuftn6en.
Grrpt SspeI, S9rtltian %@rcBmanu, gmel l8ieEIcr, BAL
t9alat 3alaaf, SO9n SrauB, &itrlnu8 a8ner, @rnlt
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W0rtrnpirt6iM0ft8. @rGiimn0-
nrtcn=gSirthidl0
F7N 8irtbi6aft8= GrUffMnn0 nnO 9uldl
0rpf;er &mmcb y!

@rpfer &mucb Y!
@RTA%sDI@ @Ontag zen q. Wai lei W{Qt @%tTGmoier
&sAA&szAA SO. AZ Gluplr., uaDe &owar6Ir,
Sort, S6r 0Gf6en! msrtet ouf,
Ma8 ib am Ntpntag frH6 tt6 auf:
@ouertraut uno iouren 8rotcn
Wtit belttaen 2cber-G paben ~
llno eu Gtid BON Dem Comet,
Ser nod in neiter ferne Itebt.
Ser Ourit, Der iO1 Sud uidt ma(en;
Nu 2l0erbier ion e8 ut0t ieblen;
Gas bette Bier, Die ieiuitt 9rcb',
Son Satpb See9er an Ger 6retcrtd 9tca6;
Sd mctB 0ertB, 6 ici1t in &cpi
ltno 9tbt AUDI etnen tctneu 3opi
Darm aber ten &erSa9en;
Oc 3bpc limo ia i1ou 10 alt
@8 trlt9en8 I60n uniere 8oriabren,
SWD $50 @ambrinu8 nod ais &rouer 0ot.
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Ntnt Nn5cigcn,
SrSe8=Mn1rin

Anocplt 1zS tamm go. -. 9. s. IL. so.
Ole D(u5Iie6er pbt9cn Staumc8 ltn0 erludt in Der nad6iten Ser
6u erlhetnen, Oa bic ueucn N~eben3eiese CUR ~Nbljmmufo
peroen.
SWfO St @ufrooe: 81 Gmrfh ccfr
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me be8 QBilmpt'iden Nntrage8 auf 8eldnei>
bun0 be8 Marnlanber Gotum8 bite bic Wtorp>
lQnoer Delegation, Die Wt1noQte bon fitnf pel~
teren WtarplanOer Oclc91ten, bic altpel elo
leielt, einrCidet 81 oitrTen,
Sargent bon Galifrruien man Iplle ptele
Oele9aten ~3ulu1ie1, abcr nur 10, bQB faburd)
pa8 Sptum Otarplono'8 ridt it6er ba8 0cltert
6elimmte OtaB BON II (bQlbcn) Stimmen er~
h6bt lperbe.
@pale BON MarnIano Die Warblunber De-
legation 6ate prn i9rer St1at3crupentipn bic
Spluo9t, 2iifen in BET Delegation uu85t~
i%iillcn; le babe bte8 9etbon IND teanIprufe
audi fit bic neuen Oelegaten Stimncn.
Der SprItBcr: Die Convention bat e ltcrn
beIdlo1,n, baB M}1rplanb nur II 0ulbe)
Stimme1 bat, unp babel lpute e8 Ieit 8elpcls
Den b1bert, audi merm ntcbr Wt1rplan0er Dc
leguten ba lt1b.
Blair ppn Murp(unb Der GorltBer iei in
Srrtbullt.
Irmprr prn Murplollb ct prpteltire 9e9ell
bo8 @e61Gren leiner Splegen pDn W(1rplan0.
IS 1eten mir II 9IeprII ent1r1telt pplt l%ettcllI
Stoate pa. Sbnc icit Srrwilcn BABE etn
fGetner Gbeil Der Delegation cine StBu18 Sc
6alten ulb meitere Oelegaten ouIgenOnIncn
uno Slpar Oelegatelt, Die, lpeiB @ott prber,
oeldneit mprpen. Gitent 8epp6ner Wt1rD
lambs lei Der j3utritt 5tr Delegation perlpctz
eert mprcen; nit 9ti9tzO turDlultpcrn 9attclt
leine Gpuegen Die Delegation au89efitllt IN
melder Nbli6t ? wi1lc CT nt6t. ST bpffe atcr,
ba6 benz ManHper cin 9tte8el ppr9cIApbet
lperbe.
rs I,,r1, ,,,+,. .G,oE;,,tn,+ ,r,,S So. 0l1trr,r
Die Grtro<O elegaten pm Warplaltb 5u5nl1lIe 1,
rieoergeltimmt. Dielc8 9fcl 1ltot murpe nit
Npplau8 bc9riiBt.
Damn Idritt Die Grnpention gum S1(lrtiret.
(GeIanlmtia6l por Obolbcn) Stiumen 4O4.
9tGtbi0 3ur QSabl: 2O3 (bulbe) Sttuncll.
Grltc8 8ollpt.
SeworD ,173 2fncpln 1902 States 81
Cameron SO; Mtc2eau IL; g@ape 3; Dap=
ton IA.
3weite8 8ollpt.
Sew1rb 1844 2incplt 1871; 5"crltrcut 50.
Critics 8allpt
2incpln bat eben bic Domination e%rbaltet.
O18 8ptun bet Die euI S1llrt lt1lp .:
2tncrln 228, Sewnro 161.
Die 9tpninatip1 2incoln'3 murbe bnr6 bic
Delegation BON 4enrlplplnicu berplrtt,
Die 6relnoe 2tncpln'8 eltpifclten pDr Dem
prittel1 8allpt cine un9ebeure 2lur9enfruit,
nelde Die Der 6reunpe SemarD'3 lei 96titem
itbertG11te.
9ll8 beirn erlten 8al(pt W}arplanO aui9er1z
ie1 mltrpe, ertldrte Der Sbnant Der 0elcg1=
tim, (oer ate 8lair), b1B pu8 Sptum Der
Marplauber Delegation fir S1te8 Jet. 53mcl
Der M1rblanoer Oelegaten ertldrten leppd,
oaB le itb pielent Gptrm ridt an AlieBeu ultp
ibr 9teft, 9e9en Sate8 st l%timme1, ntft fa4z
ten lallen.
Nuf bie8 bin p~erlrarf bic Convention ba8
8ate5zS ptun W1rp(onp8 utb cntIdtep, poB
Die Stin1nen Marp(anD'8 inoipipueu - 10
oaB jeoer Oele8at fir ben ibm 9elcDnncn
San0io1tcn %itirnmt = ent9e9er9enpmalelr
lperoe.
Na6oem biel e8 @eifdft erlebigt NAT, lteQtc
@pan8 BON g&mzOprf i'm 0talnen Der SEEM
Yorfer (SewarO=) Delegation ben 2(ntr19, bic
Domination 2tncpln'3 fit bic c%initinmi3c
gS1bl Der 9an5en Convention SIT crtldren.
Dieier Nntra9 wurbe e%tnltimuni9 .alt9e1pnl>
men. .
G3 war balls 2 ll6r 9cwOrOen unb bic Gp1z
~peutipn perta9te lid inter un9ebeurem gnt5lts
ltaSulu8 bi3 5 ltbr.
@eitere O~epeiAen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-19

@rlelerter SQratrga Bauperein go. 2-3.
Se94tS Neftnitbtr annabme Der O~ebeHuten Contribution, Ipwte
~9srpdgtn0 Ger Sea1Iten, meroen linmtlj6e G~lt9ltccer o8 bi8be.
l@cn . tetn8, loWte Aue, melbe lt9 neuerping5 mgelblriIen
relP. mob onjul9lteBen 28tIenS iup, b6ft0t ei~ugelaoen, ib
na0lten 0tetlta9 abeno balb s llbr in bem b~t$bert9en 8erIaam-
Inll9@lrtal Del capt. SelPerIh, S~tbetpitr. etu5uitnocn.
SUtp y. H.: Senrb NSooupr