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re summed up as follows :

The chief officer in command is the gall
liant Commander FooTE, and the gunboats
are respectively commanded as follows :
Benton, Captain Stewart Essex, Captain
Porter Cincinnati, Captain Stemble st.
Louis, Captain Paulding Louisville, Cap
tain Dove; Carondelet, Captain Walks ;
Cairo, Captain Bryan /; Mound City, Cap.
tain -; Pittsburg, Captain Thomp~
son Conestoga, Captain Phelps Lexing-
ton, Captain Shirk Tyler, Captain Bishop.
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The Constitution of West Virginia

The convention which has been in ses.
sion for some weeks at Wheeling has com-
pleted its labors, and submitted a constitu-
tion to the people Of the proposed new
State of West Virginia" Forty-iour
counties are to be included in The limits of
the State, as follows:
Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall Wetzel,
Marion. Monongalia, Preston, Taylor, Pleas
ants, Tyler. Richie. Doddridge, Harrison,
Wood, jackson, Writ, Roane, Calhoun, Gil.
mer, Barbour, Tucker, Lewis, Braxton, Up.
shur, Randolph, Mason. Putnam Kanawha,
Clay. Nicholas, Cabell, Wayne, Boone, Logan,
Wyoming, Mercer, Mcdowell, Wooster. Pc.
cahoDtas, Fayette, Raleigh, Greenbrier and
Monroe.
Besides this, four counties, Pendleton,
Hardy, Hampshire and Morgan, are to be
admitted or not as they may vote, and three
other counties, Berkeley, Jefferson and Fred
erick, are to be received if the other tour
join.
The constitution provides free schools, q
free press, equal taxation and election by
ballot. 1t prohibits banks of issue and
"public improvements by the State, and
all special privileges. 1t proposes that the
new State assume fair proportion of the
debt OF Virginia before the war; makes
Wheeling the seat of Government for the
present; and lastly, leaves the State slave
State. The following provision, under the
head of Miscellaneous" is the only men.
ton made of the subject
Z. No slave shall be brought. or free person
of color be permitted to come, into this State
for permanent residence.
The provision that such parts OF the
common law of Virginia as are not iucon.
sistent with this constitution shall remain
in force, covers the whole slave code of old
Virginia, as nothing is said against it.
1t is right to add that the Wheeling
IntelJageacsr, which ably urged the Con-
vention to give the new State free Con-
stitution, believes that the first Legislature
to be chosen will do this.
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2l,el7 IL


We commend the following paragraphs
to the attention of those who have made
unreasonable complaints of the manner in
which the fund has been expended
The Chaplain has of course been a simple
Treasurer, making disbursements by order
of the Surgeons, and they have husbanded
the fund with great care, not knowing how
soon an engagement will occur, when heavy
drafts on it will be necessary.
1t is believed that all the funds forwarded
have been received with the exception of
fifty dollars from N0rth6eld, and this we
have been told was used Tor the benefit of
one OF the companies, by the gentleman to
whom it was entrusted.
Mr.. Schelfer forwarded from Saltwater
$44 OF, which by request of the donors,
was subsequently given to Lieutenant Null.
Ter for the benefit of Company Is.
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A Severe Blow ON the OonAscati0n
and Unconditional Emancipation
AbOlltiOnists.

a S0V0fc blow ON t00 OO0ASCSSAVAa
and Unconditional Emancipation
AbOliti0ntsts.
A more careful reading and considera.
ton Of the Presidents Message than was
afforded on he..evening OF its reception, has
convinced US that it will not bear the strain
ed construction put upon it by those who
desire to make the unconditional abolition
of slavery in the States the permanent OBJ.
ject of the war, and we shall be much sur.
prised if this class of persons do not soon
engage in denouncing its doctrines, and i'm
peaching the patriotism and the statesman
ship of It's author. We are so we'll assur.
ed that the President has given their un.
constitutional designs fatal blow, that we
feel inclined, without hesitation, to endorse
the message to the fullest extent, and to
express our warmest gratitude that the
self-sacri6ciDg patriotism of the President
has been so strikingly manifested.
To such of our readers as may not be in-
formed of the designs of the radical enamel.
patienists, we have only to say that they
are fully unfo!ded in the resolutions of
CHARLES SUMNER, introduced into the
Senate on the 18th of February, and pub,
lished ia the PIONEER of the 10Th of the
same month, and we refer our readers to
them, and by their light, we ask every can.
did mind if the doctrines of President
LINCOLN, by any torturing of language, can
be construed in any other way than as an
emphatic condemnation of every unconsti,
tutional attempt to interfere with the juris.
diction of States over their local institu.
tons, whether it comes in the forms OF gen.
eral con6scation bills, or bills to reduce the
States to territorial subsection, with the
view of making their subsequent admission
into the Union conditional on the abolition
of Slavery.
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The following is copy of the act OF
Congress, passed few days ago, allowing
claimants to receive interest bearing certi6.
Gates for their debts:
Be it enacted, &C., That the Secretary of
the Treasury be and he is hereby authorized
to cause to be issued 10 any public creditor
who may be DESTROYS to receive the same,
nartmenf. in satisfaction ofaudited and settled
demands against the United States. certificates
for the whole amount due, or part thereof not
less than one thousand dollars, signed by the
Treasurer of the United States, and counter.
signed, as may be directed, by the Secretary
of the Treasury, which certificates shall be
payable in one year from date, or earlier, at
interest at the rate of six per centum.
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPUB.
LIcAN CENTRAL CoMMIrTEE.-The Repub-
lican members of the Legislature included
10 the First Congressional District, assem-.
bled at the Capitol on the 9Th, and selected
the following named gentlemen as the Cen
trail Committee:
/ D. BLAKELY, ESQ.,, of Olmsted.
A. B. WEBER, Esq, of Freedom.
H.. A. SWIFT, of Nicollet.
ABNER LEWIS, of Winons.
r. DRIsooLI, of Scott.
The town of Owatonna, in Steele county
was selected as the place of holding the
Congressional Convention.
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Another Of the Iron-Clad Ocean Steam
ers AnOst.


The iron.clad war steamer which has
been building at Mystic, Connecticut, since
September last, has been brought to New
York, and now lies at Greenpoint. The
vessel-which has not yet received name
was launched few days ago, and will be
ready to receive her armament in about one
month from the present time, when she will
be Immediately prepared for sea. This is
one of the three IRON clad vessels whose
construction was provided for at the last
session of Congress. The Ericsson battery
has made her trial trip, and will soon be
afforded an opportunity Of testing her fight.
ing qualities. The third is building at
Philadelphia, and will soon be clad with
iron plates similar to those used on the
British steamer Warrior. The New York
Evening Post thus describes the model Of
the steamer constructed at Mystic:
The design was to go construct the sides
that they should slope inward from the wa
ters edge, and thus cause the missiles which
should strike them to glance of. The sides
OF the vessel, and even the upper deck, pre-.
sent none but curved lines-a point here
tofore unattained to such degree in naval
architecture. 1t is believed that, with the
comparatively light iron mail, the sides Of
the vessel will be entirely impenetrable to
the missiles now generally used. The hall
of the vessel is about two hundred feet over
all, extreme breadth thirty.seven feet, and
depth of hold twelve feet six inches. Her
sides, from the frame which lies on the keel
and the "build" two or three feet from the
frame, are of solid white oak, about fifteen
inches thick. This thickness extends two
feet above the gun deck. The walls, ex.
tending to the upper deck, are at the base
fourteen inches thick, and at the top thir.
teen inches-the whole being quite as solid
as the sides proper. The width of the
upper deck is but twenty.seven feet. The
hull is pierced for eighteen guns, but it is
!, not designed to use go large number.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
How Gunb0ats can no Taken.
From tho New Orleans Delta.

From tho New Orleans Delta.
The experience we have already had has
demonstrated the impracticability Of destroy.
ing the iron cased and strongly built gunboats
of the enemy by the cannon of fort. While
large ships Of war may be easily repealed and
destroyed by the fire of forts, these small
boats, with few guns, and secured by iron
casemates, can approch near the object of
assault, defy the heaviest artillery, and throw
shells into an open fort. which will render it
untenable. The only efficient mode of resist
ing and defeating such craft, in the absence of
like vessels on our part, is to board and cap
ture them. They usually carry small crews,
are not fast, and when once reached and boar
ded, can be easily taken.
We think il the fire-eaters attempt to
board these boats, they will meet with
something that win extinguish their mar
tial ardor. Each boat is go arranged that
upon an attempt to board, the enemy Can
be deluged With streams Of boiling water;
Several pipes, with hose, are attached ia
each boiler, and boarding is just what oul
sailors would like to see "tried on"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14

Tennessee,
Senator ANDREW JOHNSON, who has
been Amounted a Rrioadipr Genaral and

Senator ANDREW JOHNSON, who has
been appointed a Brigadier General, and
Mesarf Nv AsD~ are go-
ing W NaBHvil!e TO call convention of the
loyal people of the State. Its first acts will
be to derose the rebel Governor HARRIS,
who committed the State to treason by a
treaty with the Southern Commissioners,
and to annul all the legislation subsequently
adopted that conflicts with loyalty to the
Union. This is the true course to be adopt
ed with every Southern State. Let the
Union men of each State, if there are any,
control the State, and be supported, if ne
cessary, by the Union army.
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Foreign Frfendliness.

Letters recently received from CHARLES
FRANCIS ADAMS, Minister to England, de.
clare that friendliness for the United States
growing in England. The Spectator and
other leading journals are about to send
correspondents hither who shall counteract
Bull Run Russell's lying representations.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14

Chaplain NEIL, the custodian of the gen.
erous Hospital Fund of the First Regiment,
contributed by the people of Minnesota, has
made report concerning all the items of
receipts and disbursements, up to the Oath
OF February. We give below the recapit-
ulation OF receipts, the total expenditures,
and the amount of cash 90 hand:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
The Mississippi FlotiIla.

The exploits of the Mississippi Naval
Flotilla bid fair to rival those of The Navy
proper during the last war with England,
or its operations during the present REBEL
ion. The whole force of the Western Flo.
tilla may be summed up as follows:
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-Whaley Of Virginia is the only border
State representative that voted for the
Homestead bill. The nays were sixteen, as
follows:
Messrs. Joseph Bailey, Jacob B. Blair, Geo.
d. Browne, Corning, Orittenden, Dunlap, Girl
der, Harding. Mallory, Maynard. Aenzies.
Norton, Shiel, Vibbard, and Wicklifs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14

The losses Of the Boston Insurance
Companies in the extensive conAagration
that lately occurred in that city, will ex.
coed 100000. The losses of the New
York Companies by the same fire were over
$4,000. >S'Q ''~
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Gen. Lander.

A telegram from Gen. Lander's Assistant
Adjutant General, announcing the death of
the General, says be was exhausted, worn
out up to the handle, and that for twenty
four hours before his death his pulse scarcely
moved. Probably bis decease was fastened
by physicians, the effect of an arduous
march, and by mental anxiety.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-27
Au3eiQc.

Sn Nubetradt. Gag bic Banf BON Nen-
uln1. cine Bant~ W1rciaticn, prgur;irt turh eine
Mtte Der 0e1eB9ebung beS @taate5 Minnejpta.
betitelt reine 9lt,e CUR Nu!prijruns unb Reeulir-
ua9 een Sanfgeldaften", senebmia. IN. Is. Suit
1858, aur 9elssli9 eelteQte Muforteruna Yer1iumt
oeer lid seueisert bat, cine sepiTe Mptt ptfr 80.
ten ibrer Circulation, i'm Bet.age rpu einbunbert
uno 3pRlf Dollars, ein5ulrien ,lne bic aeuannte
Npte cocr Nrten re9elmd6iS ~prpteitirt uno in
meinen Bureau 1~s9ilfrirt 1porbeE iinb, utbit Mn-
seiee he's proteites am ri. Sag peS Sauuar 40.
1862 unb Der pner bic Nu5lteler Der aenanuteu
Ncte reer Nctcu aufsefpreert tuorben Gtb, leltise
i%nnsrhalb riersi9 Eaaen rpm Datum aenannten
prcteltes an 81 3ablen, uno p~erldumt BADEN, fol-
Dies su tbun unb inIntetradt, taB tic e~enannte
Sanf in bisiem Bureau adt Minue{pta- 5taat8r
Gi|enbabn-S duloideine spn $1,000 ieter, tcpc-
nt1t bat, 3ur BIrsldaft fir GinlSiuns BON
$4SOO, ben Betra9 lamrlt!ider auefebtnben unt
III Circulation 8eleBter Npte,, bic untcr3eidnet
tefannt, bag lln,n1tliGe Nptcn in Circulation Gin
eelSlt peroen iolen aus ben in ,meiueu 6aubeu
su bieIem 3wef befnolihen 6cnte, aemGR Der
Oten9enanuten Nfte unb III bic|em 3mede unb
I'M be ito pirfiaEter 0erluifen fir Snbater Der In
Circulation be7ncli@en Ncten por;uteuaen, tper.
ben tic perpfdnbeten 8Iraidaften er aenauuteu
W6cctatirn 3u DHentli9er 8srteistrung aussebo-
ten am 1reitas, BEN IS. Mpril1862, lit Der rMer.S
hants &rdanae", in Der @tabt Stem. yprf, I'm.
IL ubr Wittaae. unb bic genannten Npten tper.
pen aus. benz Grtr !0e BED gerfaufs mad Be,bilt.
mig e~inaelDj't tperben.
@eseten NIT ,aeiner 11nteridrift unb ben, off,
aielen Siegel, an bic fem benz IS. Sage hes Mara
1862.
@bas. McSIratb.
Mueitcr bes 9taatee Minne1otu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-27
Srobiinn unb Tr6mmiefcit in st.
N . ~ n>>k~ >,~sA ND :>>A>1:R ~ MA

Srobiinn unb Tr6mmiefcit in st.
Nntbonp uub minneapoli8.- 49, 81. Mn-
thong unb Miuneapolis Tnb bic 5taote III M,n-
nelota, III tensn >as {ceiale 0eben Der Mnerifaner
in isiaer eisentli9en @riGeinunssfcrm pobl am
itartfen su%ran19auuus tommt. rftstiuals,"
;. }. Biae NIT @onfect, Din, Ibee. 8nFee,
roee cream" unb falten, @a0er fir bic Damen
unb Brandy, BtistY uub Yprtwein in elmer
beimliden Gde fir bic 5e1ren, perben gum, Beien
pcn Rir9tn Deranfaltet, unb peditlu nit @pn-
certea BON rSaereo Musie" (!0irdeumuNf), @or-
leiun9en (feetures) &c. in falt unuuterbrcdener
@eibenfclse al. @m Dienfae Der a@t &asen
mar Gin nfestiual" fur RE Gon9reeations8smeiate
in Minneapolis, am Mittmu6 yfestipal" fir
bic prestpteriauerfirdt> at oersaneeneuD ien(tas
&inber-Qoncert (5upsuitt Goneert) fir
bic Spnntassidule Der erten 8aptifenfir9e, an
eemielben Sage SFentlides Grameu Der @cnn-
tasslaule Der uniner1alilen- @emeinbe unt am
9onuabenb emtetins" NIT s2ietssmabl" in ter
biidSiiden Metbpbifenfirde. 81 amiiirt une
ertaut f@ cas frSblid -sottielise gvlfhen. fr0blid
in Der Wrttielisteit unb %scttielig in Der TrSbli9'
felt. &c tanat uub muiicirt gum 8efen feline,
@ottesbaufer uub eebt in bic @otesbau]er I'M
reat elldli@ uno ~eerenuat 81 fem.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-27

nar1btemanu:D as Sets Derbetet %
ausrotnss, ped inter bic @asi9ale ~ MAIDEN,
aas'u e. 1T Gin 3u sutee Mittel, ~ lei@tes Sc.
mttt ~ strtuden, ale bas ea rt9t pcn ben ,,ebr.
lan'iten" unb ..tusentbafteRen" @tf9aftsltuteu
benutt tperben io1te.
n3rititus."-G r libt 9bnen faseu: : 81
S't i'm fur tinen .,sre6en wcetsn" balten pbtt
niebt, tpare ibm pSais @urR. Ct usa9t itiue
@ee'@te, ta'e CUTE, balb f9lsdte, 3u ftinsm unb
anberer 9eute 3sitsertreit uno SersenstroR. Gas
@tselen fremeer @eia:sproeutte aterld6t e ben
innpptenten WadsrfSpfen uno literarij&eu @taar-
maBen, BON eenen 3eine faet:
ISM hiden Gddtel nur Rltifer,
Jilhtbran III ben &peru (fatt 8iut.
lnb cine Diafri9ter @cble. E
$50 Elm 5er3 I'M Buien irnF rubt." y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-27
Der Mertb ocS NanQ6 unter

Der Mertb pcS Manas unter
benz Mtlitair. - 8et M~uffe4un8
elmer Storm bebuis rer Nuswedeluns Der
SrieNsA efansenen bat General W0c9leuo1
bic Nibtldnur, welde i'm &rieSe Don 1912
Yrn beioen t%rie9flbrenpen parteien oner>
fonnt murce, befolst. Dieter fipulirte
Wcrtb pes Nanaes, Der III Der sonjcn Mr>
nice olS Ne9el fsffebt beoin9t bic Musz
wedelune in folaencer Weile:
@eneral Sper &omma1cant ODER Moz
mirol pieat 60 Monn auf.
General icutenant pper Vtee< Motiral
40 Damn.
General Mlaicr oper Gontre Ncmtral
80 damn. -.
Srieace @enerals pper Commodore Il.
Elm Captain unter tbm- 20 Mann.
Sber # ODER Captain eineS &rie8slint<
m1hife6 49, IS Menn.
Sbcr1z lieutenant ODER Captain elmer
Ureoatte - 10 Mann.
Mairr prer Gommanocur elmer &rtc96<
idoluppe, cine6 8omtarcirl@if@> zines
&anpnenz ODER Dadetboote5 - 8 Wann.
CAPTAIN prer lieutenant oper Maiter
-- Mann.
lieutenant pper Sber 8 @teuermann
4 Wanu.
ilnterz2 lieutenant, Tdbncrih, Seecapet,
@ubaltern Sifstere, pber MaRerS BON
&auFabrtsii0iHen unc Gapitaine Don
privaten bewafnsten Babrseusen -
Mann. 81.
Mi1t patentirte Sffsiere ooer Sieutez
uant5 unp Steuerleute bon prtpaten be-
uaTneten Babrseu9en, @teuarleute Don
&aufabrteil hihen, uap ale %9erin9eren
Sii,iere auf &rieSsi@iHen 2 Dtonn.
@emeine Splpaten pper Watrplen -
Monn fir Monn.
6aorfrdMbeno.- Sn @bicaBc
1rirp %oeaenwdrti4 ein G@eulal NamenS
Myeyy, Elm terettS siemlid bejabrter Mann
pyr,ellrt, Der an leiner To9ter, bic ct Don
MiAi9on fpmmsn Lief, Elm ptebilde6
Gertredm oe1ibte. Die Eo@ter tritt 1T
pem Yrpsel1e als 6uupt3eu9{n auf uno
ibre g%ntbulur9en Ino Der emp6renrfen
Notur. MYery serludt gu temeilerl rob
pasWdraen nidt feline leitli6eGo6tcr 1T.
Mprb.- Gin Matrole, namenS 2oYo
wurpe am Din1ns prr a6t Iaeen pom
eincm Mietbefutlber> nomenS Oarrity
mdbrenr elmer &aufsret ertchen.
SIM Gerritprium Ba(btn9z
ton berrlbt Gin @treit ilter ben Gig Der
Neoierure. Gin Gbeil Der @elebaebun9
taet in 0ancouyer, Gin an>erer in Slym<
ria. Der lekere She'll 1T rer hlrfere.
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81 II f.

@ammtli9e Burger Der Statt ct. Yaul, pel1e
Elm tpelentli6es Snters7e an lem eseepwartieen
unb autinf1ieen Mrblsrseben Der Start nebmen,
uno bic 3usleiG oui bic quite Srpnuus, mel9e bic
yolisei-& esulationen darafteriTren icQte, unb
auf cine tluee unb Stonpmilde gerwaltuug ibrer
6inan3- Aneelessnbeiten bseadt Vnb, unb tpelde
bic e%eeenwartise @elesenbeit fir 9iiufia baltsn
our @abl Don Beamtsn pbne &udidt auf oeren
friitern rolitilde @teQune, luntern lsbis!id in
Nubetra@t ibrer 6abisfeit fir bic betreFenben
Memter unc ibres @ertbss ais 8ireer, weroeu
aufeefcroert, all heA sewDbnliden pldben Der
Mblimmuu9 lit ben betrefeneen Warcs an
Donnerta9 81. Mdrj, Z ubr &tencs,
I'M Deleeoten fir cine @taetcrnsentiun gu &ab-
len, bic in ecr Marft- 5alle am Treitas, %. b.,
UNI 2 ubr Ma9mittas 3u benz 3wede ateebalten
msreen ION, &anbioaten fir Major, Stabt-
ri@ter, @4aBmeifer uno 6 Comptroller
III npminiren.
Die @aros lno au Der foleenben 9n;abl Sun
| Tr1pnntrn krrrrhf;nt.
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Sefannt,ma6un9 fir $ar=.
1nhfpr.

Is .piro biermit tefonnt sema9t. tab in St.
mabhe't sinner Mtte bsr @slsssebuns, eenebmist
Srn 2 MiQs am Dollar erbubeu trorbeu 1T an btpn
@runb- uno temeeliGen @isentbum res @teuer-
Duplicate BON 1861, nelhes aulauft nit Ainieu
na9 benz 1. SUM- 1862 gu Der State pom IS pro.,
sent jabrli@. uub gu Ter Mate ppn 20 Yro,eut
1abr!id RAD bem 1. Sept. 1852 bis tesablt. -
Der S9abmciiter mirb aufsefprbert, bur@ ae-
rlhtlide Greeuticn ialn,nt!i1e auT benz beneali<
der Gigentbums~ 0up!ieot mad BEN 30. Stunt
1862 tntesat!t bleitcnte Steuer III erbeben.
s. 81. Mftealf 80. &u6itcr,
&obert q. @mitb, County,
SWuRmeiler. jH.
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Sic mabl Der perl9iebsnen Stattttamten
- {. ;. @ablanseise - 1T an nd@fen Dime
tase, unb molten mir bier ben in 8e3us auf bic
finite @arb een @dblern eeaebenen &atb, fir
ridsise &esi1rirnns ibrer Mamen @urse 3a ira
gen, I'M Iqsemeinen tpieperbclsn. Die Wabl it
bieSmal pom Der bT9len 8eceutung, ba pom ben
Bur8ern aQer Varteien, bensn Dor MQem an elmer
bausbalterii&en, nrens eeoreueten unb redtli&en
Stabtperpaltune eeleeen 1T, ni&ts unperiu9t &C.
lalen tperber uirb, um aus tem na@teu @taet-
ratb' unt Stabtteamten. Gtat semeinldaoli@t
@utisete, Blutisel unb Sauel9wdmme fern 5u
haIten
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-27

Sic republifaniihe@ artei miro ldpsr-
LID ea partei- Sidet fir bic nG9Ite @taetwabl
auffeQeu, ipnberu bnr9 domination uno Inter
0abune eines euten @plfstidtt int Betein nit
eentenieen Demofraten, eenen bic 9ertelun9
zines teGern @tattreeiments mter bic 8efriebi>
euns Der @ier BON yarteifIeppern eebt, CUTE Sc
ante 3u rablen unb einc &%eurean;iatirn unltres
@taotsoupernements 3u @tanee gu %trineen.
@ir baIten bele Bewesuus fir perainftis unr
sere&tfertist.
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r~n0eri&amtbsit, bas mi0ta mir Jpn, tres eer &C.
rinsen Meinune, bic mir Don (einen ~ioniisen Gt'
eenl&aften babtn, nad(asen, 1T Der iunseMen(4,
ber il9 cine penis teneioenswertbe Notorietat als
| 8irtups auf rem @cbiete Der @emeinbeit errun9en
bat, 1.it Jpn, Ger tDie @enius bes An1tanees unr
SHent|i@tr Moral Ginsane in Elm &eeoetions'
~ain,mer perld aft bat. MaG rau@t bas 8ranb-
mabl, bas ct l9 burd 1einen Gerratb an ieinem
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nod lne penise Mpaate serganset> lett er als
Dele9at in einer republifauiibsn @cnpentipn 5aB,
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feline ueueu garteieenc1en, ibm bic bette Office
an ben Sept Su wsrfen, bic ie bsi Der nadfsn
@tattmabl gu sereeten babeu.
@pmptrrller MID fer &enesat wsroen.
@on odttaren uno e~ereiften Mdnnern perlanst
eer Menid. br feline llnsupslaiIsfsit uub Saul.
Iiatett t%otu,mentirt bat, uie @enise pcr ibn,, rab
MINI ib,n Gin Nmt onrertraue, pel9cs Dor Mlem
erprpbte 0einnun9stat!isteit serlanet.
Mabrli1, CO mug wsit eefummen ltin nit bcr
Demctratie, wenn lie fir tas tpi9!iele 8ertrau-
ensa,nt in ibren eistnen &siben tineu nertienten
Sertrauenswertben Mann mebr gu fnben wei6,
~lcneern Rem erktn belten reputlifaniiaen @us>
reiber, Der ea slaust, l4 rur9 bcrenloa eemeines
S@impfsn, iGamlules Qii9ea unb i9musises
@erloumoen bern, bic leiuer 5at8ier i'm Meee
iteben> ben @nlpru& auf cine fette @erlpreuns
an eer Rfentli4sn &ri?pc erworten su 5aten, bas
eiett, mas nur einsm @brenmanne uno teinsm
9ewi0enlul en- "Dleekguaro" setUbrt.
HEenn bic > Democratic Cd iir ibre V1ibt
balt> ber peripniFcirten Memtereier unb Der maB-
luen 3ubrins|i9teit zines Mttriinni9sn bic bD9fe
pramie su e~rtbsilen, hanu ermdblt f. ben Iu>
eenb- une @brenlriesel gum Comptroller, ceNen
Same III isr Slatt nidt serunretnisen lcQ.
@ureieer Der sielen gbrsunduner, bic einQSprt
in Der bemrfratil9en partei gu reren taten, 1T IS
ater, bos unerldttli9e @utject 1T ieine eebub:
reuoen @9ranfen auriid3uweieu.