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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-01-05
STAR
BY MRS. MARY A. DENIM
CHI TIE R L.
THE VILLA.


A charming villa has just bee,omlleed
on the banks of the Hudson. aavaoks
the busy scene where mingle thsVeN NV-
ing sails, the bluff pipes of the ant, nd
the tapering spars and gracefuiullsi u he
Yachts, skimmiug the water liksirds
Hills, rich in emerald audarpl%Ss,
stand amb;tiously around it. Bare Bile
back rocks, glistening, vivid ioolor s@e
shapely, some shapeless, risbOldlppin
huge masses from the very wa's ede, 1t
the pretty home just built, Dwersabse
them. You can see the Great shad offs
painting between those twoung sus-
The lawn just comes in sigksmoth-a-
ven and sparkling in the eaisun. Hoy
trees stand branching out, thgreatdraid
arms spread over the clustersittle apliss
-child-trees, sporting in presencef
their elders.
lneTe 10 piouiSS oA NSNiiet" 49, 'S
waving corn-the wheat fe the pleaat
orchards-the acres upon es bloomiy,
Frightening with the ricbducts of 'e
teeming earth.
What a sky this morn! 1t iske
that seen often in the tropieldom irar
colder cline. There seemoRn ovets
vast expanse thin veil of n, aerial mt,
that makes the atmospherdE lumims
-tinging inauimate naturth pecuar
vividness of coloring. :
The blood flows in gushc,rrents, he
heart pulsates more rapl The ctek
Aushes. The soul warmsth implong
gratitude. Life seems rbAa-sa to
fail. God is recognized hse as welss
by faith. as we drink in thiSw win'Oi
this soft June wind.
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Ine Wnlte. CAKES were OaKlnS III -the
dutch oven, when Mary went into the di-
ming room. The table, with its snowy cloth
and old fashioned silver, locked delicately
fine enough for royal guest. The bright
carpet smiled up at her; so did the old fash
ioned pictures on the wall smile down. The
sun threw glorious shower Of light over
the waxed furniture, that gave the room
such look of comfort She gazed about
with satisfied glance, and said as she pla-
ced the creamer farther from the edge of
the table--tafter all, 1 like my own homely
things as we'll as any L see. Dora Hamil-
ton may have more fashion and display, but
there's one thing she can't have more of
and that's happiness "e. ~ ~.
sMother motber-Oh the table is just
right-how beautiful! I ran to tell you
that 1 saw uncle Mark standing on the cor
ner, and he crossed over. I shouldn't won
der if he's in the shop; I shouldn't wonder
if he comes to tea =
She was very pretty, that bright and
laughing Medea (Medora was her name) a
delicate edition of her mother, only her
brow was wider and more thoughtful; her
eyes more luminous and a little larger, while
there was Titan tint of richness in the
golden chestnut waves of her hair.
> II am very glad-we're quite ready, you
see. I had the table prepared for ,Tiney'a
little company -, -. " ,.
O!mother--how kind how thoughtful!
You don't seem to think, as some do, that
anything will do for children. 1t does look
beautiful land SO doyou.' With akiss
and a laugh, away she ran to see baby,
while Bilba hurried to the door to let in
Mark Hamilton, and then hurried back to
take up tea for the table. No. H..
Mark was ushered into the dining room,
where every thing was so shining, so home.
like and cheerful, that he stood rubbing bis
hands and looking about him with smile
he had caught from the grocery.
sSit down Mark-sit down. No style
here, as you know, but genuine home-hap.
piness. Come little wife-where are the
brides. O.! here they are-and little;sis
May6eld. God bless my heart come to
play with Tiney. chi? Marshall, my son
do you see your uncle? You must know,
Mark, that Marshall takes famously to
study-aDd-and shall I say it, Marsh
to poetry-that makes him abseut-minded
and so we quiz him sometimes
Mark Hamilton was light-hearted thai
evening. He WAS always light-hearted
when he came to see his brother. The sur
seemed more golden, as it streamed across
the table in that bright room. Lawrence
was handsome-so was his wife-so were
their children. And then they had always
something sensible to talk about. 1t was
not dress eterually-it was scandal-never
If such thing was hinted at-the fathers
Look on the bright side, children-the
bright side-don't pick flaws in your neigh
bors-' invariably silenced them. They
chatted and ate, and Mark did not grow
tired of the table. On the contrary, be
leaned back and kept them still talking, tt
the manifest uneasiness of the mottled Bill
ba, who wanted long. evening with hel
German sweetheart. Business was not ever
hinted. Lawrence had made that rule a
bis meals-and all was peace and pleasant
ness.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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!, Original Qottrp.
Written for the Yorkvine Enquirer.
RIOS A
BY WILLIAM N. MARTIN.

Oh! Rosa knows where grows rose,
Beneath willow tree,
Whore music swells from Lily bells
In sweetest melody.
Twas there we sat in summer time,
Beneath soft, star-lit skies, A
And heard the distant .vesper-chime 8
When evening prayers arise;
And from my heart o prayer uprose
To God, to guard my lovely Rose
A crown, she wound, and bound around
With roses gorgeously,
Ut was a sprig, a bending twig 8{
From off the willow tree
And with the roses did entwine
Pansies and King-cups bright,
With tendrils from the Byzantine, !
And Lilies purely white; +
Then crowned with beauty, she arose
Herself q rose, my blushing Rose.
With queenly mien serenely seen,
While vassals crowded round,
(The bending beaur, saluting Rose)
Was Rose with roses crowned;
And where she moved with stately pace
A "Glory" seemed to shine I
Around her head and on her face,
With radiance all divine;
And there l swore "come joys or wes
Nv souls own queen is lovely Rosf
Oh! bright the light (and quite aongh
The light in Rosa's eye) ! \
Which shone from walls in marblealis,;
When mirth was rising high; !, 4
And joyous maidens gleeful laughs /
Amid the merry dance, = &
While wine, from brimming beakelqraH
Was bright as maiden's glance ;
And when the goblets high uprost :
We drained them dry to lovely Re
Though rare and fair, there's noso oar
Among the maiden throng, t
Whose smiles are bright with Lovesn nigi
Whose hearts gush forth in song
Oh ! in the heavenly courts abog |
Beside tn Eternal Throne s.. !
There's naught more pure thanie % love
Of her call my own;
And purely from my heart QUIT
A wealth of love for lovely Ros
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WRITTEN PoR THE yoRKvILLE BiRER
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ITO BE CONTINUED
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-07
n SeF@e l9metterte i9r Mor9enlieO wirbelnp

ru6 Die 2Ifte. '''V''''
YIN N9nfr nit 6iifen, 8ettHeuen, einem
StoncTen uno anretn @erdtblbafteu bflopes
het 0nlenna8eu fam JET mtitIam pie beroe
antft9euee @jrapois 9oao berouf nm Elm
frlWer Jtn9ltna. Dem Slid unp 3ufriebene
bett aus zen faren Nu1en locbten {hYitt
mt Der pettIde pas 0eipann treibepo nebf,,
per- 0t1no pa6 nennen ite bier StraGen,0
murFte er IN it6 bineiu, vlo etras babe id
oot9 IN Oeutdlanp in mrinem Qeben niht
9eleber. Naum mar i6 bon Der Gorpnpez
letsN0enue ab unD nur eiuioe touIrnn
S9rttte aat rer NCaO 9efabren, ais ib him
tet zen 3leeelpfen In etn Sod fam unc Itken
Ullee. Sb bate gut tretben unp 1blooen,
Die armen Sblen fonnten cen QBaaen niht
Detau0Sleben. itanpen ite bod bts an pel,
Sau9 i'm Gptb. Sb Idrie uup rief nm
quite, aber tetn 2]tenlA b6rte mid, :. pa
blteb mir pcbl nidts anperes ibria ols mid,
auf cen QSa9en 81 e9en uno Den Wproer
abSuparten. 9lber id CLAUDE, td ltefte nod
pOrt wsnn Die 2eute, Die nit Der SFeuerlpriBe
6urlldtamen, nt9t 70 9efaui9 panp anoeleot
ano uns berau69ebOIfen bdtttn. 9lber pa8
ntnnen ite bier Stt Sanpe @raben."
0leieS SelbffBelpraG fiibrte pper pad,te
plelmebr Der arme Spiepb 8Dt6er, ben mir
ldpn Don pey Sarab Der fennen. Spbolc
Der Sauf nit 0errn Smart6ern aboemuAt
mar battle SOhAer Der lid binau8 uuf Die
6arm lebnte, i6neII pcn S6lenmu9en, zen
STen uno mas lOnit 9totb tbaf,oefauff, ST.
fen uno Softer auf9elapen unD S5ptpb nit
Der lApertn Baggage pprullaselhift, +, gus
ter Sott9er wolltf nit pen Setni9en nabs
fcmmen fcbalo Der Desp uterSethuet unp
ales IN Srpnun9fei. Das Raufen, Naftn
upo Auflacen bate fait bis gum 9tteuo qeS
wd9rt, Damn mar Sciep0 in IansTamea S6s
lenIbritt ietne3 Wepann5 nur pento ppre
mdr6 9efpmmen unO enoItd in Der Ounfele
belt gang itefen gebliebenL bis Jpn bic mae
fern 6euerleute erl0it batten.
6Ortlebung fOlet asa
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XII.
Die i4te&tefte geieGi9aft laBt bid fiiblen,
>OaB su Elm Meni4 init Oteui9en biit.

.sun3 @Stbe.
Die Nadt, peren idauOerOoae @reioniHe
mir i'm psrisen Gapitel beridteten, bafte eben
Der WOr9enpammeruns pei6en mii1en, =,
eine seIbt Garbuus iiber3c9 ben 9Olisont
binter ben BLUFFS pUn Suiuois tpdbreno pie
Bolfenldidten partiber rof9 oeldumt lpas
rem, Der Wor9enneoeI quamte aus ben
Ebalern auf Da8 punfele Blau9ra6 Der
prairie funfelte BON tauleno unp tauIeno
Gbautropfen, in cenen firb bic erlfen StrabS
len Der jest acknowledgement SOnne nit Nee
senbpeenfarben braAen unp bic erwaaenpe
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9r. Sobnltotl,

@o9eo res tSntaeu @cleSums Dunbdr,te In QcnSrr
etnee eer erten mehsnen GSegn ber Der taa.
@ per sen SEggen 3bc ncs 9ebeus pen 5ripdlern ppn
tpe yaFts Ybildnpta une Geren Stdoen iuaebrat bat
Yt ger mnnctrbdren Seuneeu ppaenbet pen benen BE f.
a Ger Wleon psts nu5dblte 9eiDenbe bic an Obrenlau
M -: srScai y sS UNI aneern Rrnnbetten teu ud O. aud
oen oct sertnsen 8enistetea A urbsu auaenbltt &C.
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Dr, 9oDnItOll,
Der et1l5t9e 9tr3t, lpeL6er anaetat.
(&tabltrt Dor abt,enn 9abrsn.

Sr Bat tds aterat mtrfiamat bette IttI tn gBtIi
tntNtdt 5sGsn al. 9sUtl ardntben S&pa r Rlfsn unit
ben @enern unrstrutg Sddmsn& &rSssurgen S6mtreu
tn oen tsnpen hen Nrsn uns unba bcs 0rIufts btr
eaantlben 8rdft tsS Ncrvenres Rppf @ueeI Rden-
rer pdut- trdhftt unh daer pu uebtI Die seep
ghetmcn em0bnHetfen Der 9ueub wele kTn Spferu edtr
lt6er hHs ale Der 5snsn Seiane bsu G. A5rtu bss peS
berrubren une n Gette eebe ea tbe aldnfrnhhe
po1nnn9en perut6ten pa6t QOntuttOn bsDprbrtuss
o @be unnS8tb MAIDEN UNI sust R5rper Snn ltr-
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@efdbrliAt Rtonfbeit.

S0eHn ber rr,esee une uutIuss Sanger Gaers aus.
9pmmen Bat 70 eeT6teb taufa bas Elm uurttiaes dnoe.
nhl CEer ee r6 Dor &ntbedun8 bn aSred G3 an eue u
meneen au 6el6f jufplg brer &rtune Rpettdbdt
eln etn Vertrduen sen f6un ue 70 dne bis lie
oumptrnte btees fbredeu usbels ps q .. n mtt G6wu.
pals stue bU Nat 6Gmtrt In RDpe un>
tn ben @lerern abnatme edtes Zaybtett Musmuhfr
6t pdut 8nOfen ben 8aen Armsn Snnen In eeu Sc.
9 unp an ben &rtremtasn 6 sstetn bann htee ebeI
NIL ether ibredltten S6uueett R@ fbretten bs autt
Der Sanen unh BE 8aieHDatn etndlen Opr Der urdt
barren 3rantbe en 8eeuhans 0ebs prh uub Der ut
etaen redIen 9eben bdbur etu &ht mat bae er bn mad
entm Han6s brn8 ietn @etenefr jarlftebrt
&S III te ttdurse 1bdtlabe e1s Iauene Dtee urGtbaren
Hrdnbgtt 5um Dpfer faen bOIge Rngdltctett upt
eHber prdbler pets hur Nnpenrune t5ptten fteS
pes Wterturs ee ecntttuOn Drnn unS ben e Ne6en
Ia en elenbeS Daletn perwnurelu 'r-D'F7
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geadltet Tolaenses bet 2eittll..

Der llnehtLte meler nit cbisen fcbeH bbatet Ia h6
fueu an eren erfatrenn Nrst enSe bur peen u mt nnr
BON ieinen G@men bere irh, en6ern onleleeH AND be6
tiat Ieint Rrantt ieb biee &nus u maden odtrene
In ben Tduen bic Sspcule H etpo$ IN 6as Srem
.eeprae peer bic Rranebe meier t at9re bat et-
aer melt ertSsreu &eGnlu9 berest 1T. Seren9nn9n eeer
vSchItes" perhen mad e1er neuen BEN Dr. g. Srut auee
ubenen BetanbIunsspeie In en9eu Gaaeu cbne Smeraes
aSer uccnSenienen r ben Baenten sebe SnsIetn sarA
hr r g. g. gm4 haS teine Gnt;aubune BET ~etra- u.
% ais rSoures" Sebauee erheu pebur1 10 OF GbGrotane
bic traurisitcn SpIsen 5erbetnbreR.
Sunae 3cute une Gle seeIte inaIer @@1dGe Ieshca
EoIt.n M bel eeu eheu Tohur e sesn &nuner HnS grre
llnfpiten erfparen.
Or & g. sHitS Bat bur bic sade Gur ebtssr Rraufkst-
ten srbbert SerIbatt ak geb Elm anberer E TIT Rme
ab ber Gcnttuticn tire nprnnge &ra wiebe nbsm
ehots uuh Hihe Hae anwsntd. Sene Rebisiu H ret poa
Rertr uub alien msraEii&en @en, In einr keauem bteH
Dtofe subereik NIB fam @a Dbe BSat5ae oa
Ree unbemcrt nnb StSrus In t6ftn gu oerarfen.
aencn,en psr6en Rim hee Gnt3hnbuHs etuserecn IT,
nub cine GinIGrantnna ber 9ebenApeie notbwensg.
Nu ben &tahtEeten eeS pebden GeiHIe&8 bn W. 3. o.
gub M eine Retbe abren icine beeHbert Anme0nteR
,C1penrt unb rrrrit aEen 4ebenee ene betlenee 9nr
Or. g. g. Smiths 8ripeutotbe r 8rauen tann nan an pb
gem NQse bateu. Die Weetsin III sat nao uret nnHAs
Subrcn onserclbeAtt Ue baoon abrnut. rets $5. Per
Io.e1 nsle Baltimore enrHt pbnen bnnen mad eenorr
anaa6e Der Gpnrtpe Or. e. .. Smtb IN pcrtoen BreFen
ccuutre unb Teta naS naeub einem SbtIe sA SaaheS
leIdbi3t erholteu
&le anfraon bIeeen FrsuS prtsatt. x her Cee R1A e
parate 3iu,nltr nir Gisrofion ber 9atenten.
Often ron ltbr Nrrsexs bic nbr aterss.
y G9. g. q. Saith,
Saso-s Rc ii Shh-6reheudhr. BaIHmeIAs
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0erbetrotbete Nerlpnen.

o9er S0e tI6s TO u Derberatbsn beabfSssn unb I'D pss-
tbe S6pd cher euee nberntfeS bepue nb fpl.
Ten dneetiuB4H Or 5sbHfCn su Ratbe 3tsben
az 2neernHs eegu bic Gbs pbob cber setee 8erratuns
Netibdrte Der Wepen Sern Shwade rber GriHSpFne
per Nrt Uehen 5nea Furirt Dertentee tlrr
m Der SsbanDuHs Gnh BnrorGs ppu Dr. Spenapn autersttt
on tpm 1s Hem &Rrsnmdnne cbut urnt It'd anpertraueu
une tuoertbtltt auf ietns drae Sei6tfhtett psr6en
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Cunoe OP1nner.

oeiratere wel&r Ste p sretmeu 9aRrs aspurber ah
ouh lb erbdbfntn lulents cunrden BerAdub Strdtt
mn BEN 0rnncr Der Brebanett ben bsstfrt uub
tts eStdnperHet Gpns tncd tdben unrbn n6een d NIT
pcaem Yerrrduew adben. T FlF~T ~, ~
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Der bette artitel i'm Martt gs erg bent Srennen te1e
&au ub nno bat teilten uuan9enebmen @eru9. Ierner:
&erplene CeIs&dmpen
bon benz lesn uno cerberen Hatenuer nit Ru9el Gpltn
eer9l6lern nrto OCten I'M rOB- uto Rlen. 0rtau bel
EsufIi4l4Gl-S sEf I'll. Warefie1d SCt Co., }tlstg
et3een aseuteu Der portanb &erOcne Gonlpasuis
Dea2A, ,8m Nc. 10 r. 9cwarbltr.
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@rOcertes, aDeine, etq6rs ,c.

WGt oem Sdtffe Terpinultt eatpfinJen
so 6ns arOBe oelaRte 3wetiG9en,
so 8es perl0erl
100 gni6eI 9elbe grbfen " -
100 9epaltene @rBien, at
200 Re9 1elle 0clIbdrinee,
so 8lren 9in,turSer aiIs,
10 RIbeI S6netserr66e -t
ieWie @reencprn, Saroeen, ytuteln, @ries SasO &c.
HSbel 4 Q3iIheImn,
(Sa14S) 379NSet- BQttimCreRr.
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Beipnper5 III beaAten

DR. rtnrn btetet allen Dtnen HS baIfs an ueEe I'D bur
ps eebeme nne unnature Sef Rorper sera6renb fur
he atbet Die @elaft nnb be &Gs unfdte atenDs Qaer
eeitpdbt baben. - ~ = = '1-F
9ter nh tnte Der aurteu befaseusperbsn Epacu her
ruben @epObntetten bes eafes SGpate TN @nfen uni In
ben cSeeern S6merjen TN RUpR S5uas bes Qets Orlna
Der Wusefaft SerBtIUpn Htrp5it unru6e Ma9enitpa1f
HurrnunS Der gerbanngs Sreane aassetue Gnfrdftuno
Spmptpntt eer S6ptnbu6t
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Sreantlhe Sebwdhe

unoern8lt aebe unb he pDIe Rrdft eer bsreeeH Dtes
rd6drs ten relhts edS Geben eenb unh bic Gbe unS a
trIh'en dtt uuo9 mabt III pft 6ds 3pps Derr bic tbrt
gstef"i6aften uHbenaen fr6tnen Sun8 2eute nb ~ e
81 AnS'6wetesn 8sDfet neil he beren pleen ntt aenau
tensa Gb8ctt tic du6 burs StrtttEren Reberhldaen tin
p1rn Sen utb onbere ura6en entften arn b III tie epd
me- ten atbes etns 6Osr bea Nit5brau6es bsn Drsane
2Se deer nth 1uenen bae bic Rra @rseueune ebe Scu
snen vsNrfl rO bic f beinlt6eu Gaern ersebea Spr
9enen ete pa weie ne NuetrSe nerben bur6 rIten Sc.
pnf bic 9eraaunse gDerE5sues seSpd 6 bic ybslsn 1nb
6ettt9fn RraFtc pernthtet. @r
@ltern une Getre wen oft ntt bte urds ranfbet t-
er 9inber Cbr 3pen9e lBs oft eben t BITE 9ebea aue.
rem urasn a Die Our8 Die GewpEnbs ssRsmen eaers
EY~ Office: $50, @iib=5rebertdRrd6e.
teben 2Rllren pom BaIttmDrefr., UltIt@e Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Ntan merle 6 Ndmfn unb Sausnumner tenn unrfeute uah
rngertlte 9omaber burtrtebene eeenple Suadaber
SUupEfer oneRwtsr asenretni8er unb eampenpuser
nenne 0 re9elmasta aerc urh l6uern dnsepeeR
SrtutcH 0fuf In Nate. .-iL>s '.-i.Sf 81 w
NS aas Srtsft mndeu etnsu SUastamp sntbalten,
glnt 9eilan8 in 2 Ia9en Su9efAert.
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Nunlulcr 1876.
6oltinlore.ssccFsSlolpitaL

G5t9riil1pet sltr llnterDrilfung Der SuadIdlbere.
Der eln3t9e YlaB, mp etas betlun9 erlandt
ra 4rG Werren torrt. ~
VtnDeruna tn ieeba 9t1u1ben.
Jetii S4uedtiber, oas euere @ellr1pbeit rcla
DISK. l ID lel1ps rl1tntrt. g51g
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@eifio

Vie 6rsdltden Dtrfnngen eaFers ns Iesr au fareu
etteStratFs be NbnRresn Abuttsune DOT bar eftafbaF
Su@t nar &nnmt Wttstrauea seen & ebfS 6tamlett
It. 1ne stHtSt bet ftltn1men BDlaen - " =
4auenee pm gernen eben &IerS tSnuen test hsurtben
aus reler urnre bre unbtett abrmmt e TIRE dft per-
ItreH hpn bias nGrD6s nt absBebrt werDu nhs he cine
etssntbumls Sr@etnuns BITE Auseu 5ueu anb bic aS
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#8l S1Sei1tz 11ltS 0tqnpr=SS nmSlmna
~ pon q. z. ULMAN.

HA SSeiirz nlt0 0tanDr=SS nnSlnma
- BON B. E. ULMAN,
gfp: NprbsGaYIfra6e, Baltimore:
1877 b 1858 warcu ipppb in ualGt Quond ieG ee.
Ieonete ea6re uno 1859 lit ebenoeiel perpreeno. DabuI
1T e mir pl68 ebr S &aare 3u iebr niebr9en 4ret:
s o fran,Se g8eb gsne 9aut auterne8 m rs @s b,>
eaIOHe be dB go Sal 3u 45 @t8 bic @acne so Sat
Roth. .ene gu IS StS. Die Solone bm SaB BON 60 @apn
81 % S5o zoe sten 1ss5 ggeine bos QuseO sn 81.
s5S 20 R'S'sSs sa't;n Ss5ias s,., E e.. Sunoo
SO WeU'9eou 8eten DO 6,
80 Gbateou Ia @5ron9e bs 10,
500 eartOnen Ser uue 58er Stben-2setne gu ST. SIX
81 Die GaIUne.
100 Ri1ten larcpbrlner 57er 3u 81 oas Outeno.
100 gdereuiteiner Ser 8u $4K be.
2oS S4s tns 90 G as' Ss aSss sson.
10 3d. bp. @otalpnen IS DO.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-02
The Republican Convention.

This body met on the 22d, at the Capitol.
The whole day was spent 10 scenes Of wrang-
ling and disorder, exceeding in intensity
anything that ever before occurred in this
city; and, at the close Of the afternoon ses-
sion, a motion was carried to adjourn to the
German Theatre. The same scenes were
transacted at this place, until the patience
of all was pretty nearly exhausted, ard the
members of the convention felt that they
had no other alternative but to proceed
with the business or to adjourn. The fol-
lowing delegates we're elected STEPHEN
MILLER, of Stearns county DAVID A. ST.
CoMBE, of Hennepin; S. T. JONES, OF Ohm
sted; SIMEON p. SMITH, of Fillmore AUG.
Fl. WAGNER. of Brown; JOHN W. NORTH,
of Rice; AARON GooDRICH, of Ramsey
and JOHN w. McKUsIcK, of Washington.
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Minnesota. As an expression of good will
to the people Of the South, the passage OF
such . law would have national, rather
than local significance, and would do much
to heal the sectional discussions and coEtro-
versies now prevalent throughout the
country.
The advantages of great amount of
Southern pleasure travel in this State, DUR
ing the summer months, are so apparent,
that it is unnecessary to refer to the pecuni-
airy benefits which would inure to the peo-
pie of Minnesota, from the passage of law
similar SO that endorsed by Mr.. SEWARD, as
"wise, expedient and humane" Hundreds
of Southern gentlemen now visit Minnesota
yearly, in pursuit of recreation and health !;
and if they were guaranteed the right to
stay in the State unmolested, with their
negro servants, for even three months in
the year, the number would be increased to
thousands in very short time. Hundreds
of families would gladly avail themselves of
the privilege, and the banks of our beautiful
lakes would speedily be dotted with the
elegant summer resorts of an opulent, edu-
Gated and liberal class of American citizens
We trust the Legislature, before its adjourn
ment, will endorse the admirable sentiments
contained in Senator Stewards letter, by
passing law similar to the New York en-
actment, against the repeal of which he SO
eloquently protested.