The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-06-20

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TOM The gentleman says "Question;"
the simple fact of his interruption shows
how closely l sail to the subject under de-
bate.
AMERICA NO LONGER A CHICKEN.
England may not be accustomed to this
kind Ct talk but it IS hig time she m,
derstocd that AmerIca ceased to be q chicken
when she smashed up all the European
navies by that little naval sea FIJI: at
Fortress Monroe, which the 1imes, IN its
geographical acisc}om, toc0tes at tie mouth Of
tie Potomac! Do you suppose that The
American president wouid have allowed tae
French Minister TO have gone to RichluGnc
without the sanction Of the Adninistta'
tion? The least thought wou'd explain 20
you that Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Heward
planned the Whole affair, and in achnowi~
cdgment for the services renGered by France,
the President pays the knDeror the higa
compliment 0: going on board tie French
frigate at Washington the hcst time 1t
was ever done by any President. The Min
ister most likely ueut down TO tell Davis
that the Emperor YVES ashamed OF his 90.
quaintance.
WANT OF SYMPATHY Win AMEhlCs,
Why is it gentlemen, you see nothing il
America to commend? Why do you look
so disheartened at the announcement OF tie
fall. of New Orleans? Dces it remind you
Of the picture of General Jackson? Why
is it you continually 90 cry that the next
mail will bring another Bu!! Run? will
tell you, gentlemen; it Is because the WISH
is the thougb.'a father. Federal victories
make you miserable; hence you pray every
night for ie 'eral reverse5. Every thing
against Us delights you. Everything III
our iavcr you discaim. Ycu would i'lunal-
nate 81! london, If you dared TO, ii McUlei'
Ian was DEBATED at Yorktown. No wen
der you object to my mentioning Yorktown.
/. Certainly has some pleasant memories to
| Eoglishmen. Mcclellan has been before
tie Town about the same tine that WASH
/ ineton Was ia another country, ant; the trai~
tor Davis will, most likely, not wait SO long
to give Up his sword as Lord CORVALLIS
| did CT & similar occasion.
POWER OF OUR ARMY,
Oar army is fall Of Washiugt0na aud
Kosc;uskos and Lafayettes. Faraday saw
the thunder storm 10 the dish OF water.
Watts ga" the power OF steam as the kettle
sung its song OF triumph over the lirewcod.
So The tEae Union man ielt 10 bis bones the
destiny God has ordained for bis chosen
people. "Ich Diem" was his war cry as
well as taat OF the Prince of Wales. The
almighty dollar has furnished you With
many sneer. The almighty cotton has
also stimulated your sarcasms; out in future
i iy.o :r To n n ion tyy
Union. The reserve power OF America is
terrible. Every soldier is voltaic battery;
every Gihce. q steam engine 10 bres ches, for
the future to be Of American Manufacture.
Our revolution is war of ideas, war OF
freedom, war for oppressed mankind
There is more brains iu Northern hands
than in Southern heads--that is why We
take the belt.
| ENGLISH PHILANTHROPY.
Even Wellington ard Boraparte begin to
pale, with their one.bsrrel artillery cam
paigns, when compared with our revolving
arms. Highlands idea of liberty is freedom
for England and slavery for all mankind
| mean, providing it pays. Otherwise, then
slavery for England and freedom Tor al! the
world. 1t is only q question OF money.
India gave mankind Conscience Greece
added Reason Rome, VIII; but America,
| possessing conscience, reason, aud will, took
out patent for Epergy and Truth. Wien
England engaged passage On board the
Secession pirate sha accidentally got into
the wrong boat. and postecity will refuse to
pay back the passage MONEY.
RECEPTION OF THE SLAVE TRADE TREATY.
If you have the leas. spark OF honesty
about slavery, why don't you praise our
people for a)olialipg slavery in the District
of HQ!um5ia Why do you not get up
and cheer Tor Mr.. Seward for making a
treaty . it'll Lord Lyons to pat down the
slave trade? Hav, We ret given up auo-
tber point the right of search? Owing to
our wonderful activity Englsnd win find
that Cur people will overhaul the most ships
and by tbat means nc doubt prove that The
Slave trade is mostly carried en- by English
ships aud English capital, armed by some
Of the leading disciples OF Exeter Hall.
Could every mans internal care be written On
his brow,
How many would Our pity share that raise our
envy now?
THE NORTH NOT APPRECIATED.
The sinile is most applicable to some
Christian nations. What howl Wou.d
have passed through England had the
Northern army been guilty of the brutal
atrocities perpetrated by the rebels at Mas
passas and elsewhere Using the skulls Of
our brave officers for spittoons, boiling eli
their flesh to get their RIGS for castinets, and
sending tokens made from the bones of cur
brave men to the fiends in the shape oi.wo.
men, who seem to have acted like SO many
tigresses during this terrible civil war.
May God lace mercy on their souls: Yes
Perish ye traitors and knaves,
Ye changers Of men into slaves,