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seian9en.
auptqmartter, Sen. Siaei's }
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Commando, 80. GoS.
Oensral Gtd0el nit 800 Mann gabauerte
madte am Greitog uno Samtaa eiue erlclas
retNe Nsco8nOtctrunS nobel 80 @efanaene
sema&t uno etne tepeutenpe 8artie gOrrat6e
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pfsr0en unO pOqer M~uatattaag ~esfanssn.
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80 pfer0e mnO cine san3e 50 eenlabuna Vt@
ltOlen uND @ara6iner. Sen. Sto6l bert6tet.
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mar.
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9arpsr's 8errY, 8a., 20. Noo6r.
Metae lebtsn 9tadrt9ten aus StpnerpaQ Sad
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e%ntfernt BON Sntdsr's unO Nibbp's Sap. @ei.
ne Gtreilpartieen tcmnleu bis our ManaEa6<
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8e9en G9ougbfare Gap por urb let1 6aupts
quarter ma am NbsnD jones Gaoe6 in Der
9labe BON BtnHeitsr. IS it ni0t befannt.
pb er feine SsweSuusen attn 6reitaa In liiplide
oosr tpeillt9e Ntbtuu9 fOrtiebe posr elm anoe,
reg SAlan8en>MarDpsr auefa9lte. @Qe 8es
rt4te gsben ietre Starte auf mtapsieus So
900 Siam all.
0bjte'S @ueri1aS 400 Mann biYOuaftrten
Dphnegfftg 2 08tten Sfli2 BON Bsrr9,
ptle. Ste 3o9en nidst NIT Sadlna's Go!onne.
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Drr BnlbtU8ton NepubIiean bot etue 81"
pef1e ppu 6almputb erbaIten, mo- DelesteuIe
pOm IS, 8ltB. Ne8iuent an9sfOmmen lInn,
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rtdsten. @amltag Na9t ipuen fe 6erett5 pte
GiIen6a6n bet 6reperid5bur9 3erItSrt baben.
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Gen. 9onFs ssrpshit;nu.

q ~ port, 30. NoO. 0en, 8antS,
Gen. Au9ur, Gel. @iart unD 0Owe tnlpi3trs
ten 9eAte Die Gransporti0ife, spel@s fur Die
Gruppeu ietner bemndbit ab3ebenoen Grpe>
oitiOa betimmt lInp. Nsbrers Re8tmsnter
Uuroeu bettte uno 8eitern an 8OrO &C.
bga6t.
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ann @aegluIts spsaen @elpbtebaaM 4 mq.

Ann Me9laltp spsSen @elbbtebFaBt A @cs
rate 3uDthnns.
Ser8. George Grter ws9en zines WlOrb-
anfaQf6 ouf WonrDe Saaafn AZ 2 Sabren
3~nAtDau5baft.
Gbos. CHAPMAN ber Dttettib. 0OHNF tpels
der NIT ben beiOen 0ai9ingtoner Sungen bte
tbrsa 9dn3ipal I'M $500 bsl04eu, pen @aa6,
t9eilte fat Fe GIT perb1ften 6gf1ns In glu6e.
tra@t letaeS erlbiperten 8erbre4eas, bic fir
loI@s9 Sarsebsn t589e SIrafs uamlt& 10
SABRE n8t90488aft set 6ars
MrEett.
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MufnGbnte in Der nGcbafoIsenben Slunin,er.
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Nnn Fart Wnnrne.

Sort MUnrUe, 80. NoSember. So
1T AQes rubts btsr. Das @etter TT lsbr ranb
uuo folt.
Die Deans ampfsr NIT ben Gruppen Sers
ipstlsn liter. Die lesterea e~rer3trsn jsben Gag
am QanNe.
Der etlensspan3erts opafatc" BAT @nter
0stpprfen.
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iSntrlnunnt 0aupfrein $40. 2.

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DO 8. Ranbauer Serr.
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Nav37- Wp. 20 70 { # atttmPrefr.
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81 n,Jnuok. 200 S@nstbsr, nm NttIitatrEfe Su MAIDEN,
OCEtuuYi+ Daaernbe Irtstt unb anter e9tu. - Go
fort gu uaeIbe1 BET SGhtd 4 Ssns, No. 1913 9eparbRr.
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Baltimore, l. DECEMBER.
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2 Te0te, 6 IL glleoermsper. IS
3 0aeSner, SObn II GrsIer, So9ann
4 9rensl, Martanna - Dfsb!hg, @fors
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Observation-Disclosures ieinen btsft69rt8sn 8aa ab-
balten. yS6bres in stner ipatsren an,eise.
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R1- Scmmt mad martncr san &tutbins ScuSe
nib fault Cure Rletber, no Spr Die 9rSbte AGsDobl ppu 9er-
tea= uno Rnatentletter ineeg.
Bowl 3p. 40 %. BaGttmp reRr.
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Gin rner 5tuet quite &tinleC
fnben Sautrnbe Sef4aftsnns anA cute NrbsIt @Ge prn BAT
lmSvE. NWb SSNiRapfrg cine SEePps bed. @U24sz
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Smitb, Bro. l. G o.,
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SeriGn9t - Seferntaun su wtien, bag Gas bsFe Inb BIZ
l8Ee SleIosrmaSastH IN per Stab r III
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Gilt SI benz regIen 4laSe
go, 40 lBst 8alttmprgaraBa,
no Sbr ste teitea unb 6~iltslten Ssleiccr taAfen tSnlt,
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

erous passion into the armed lines over
which waves With achieved and admitted
honor the flag that was once borne in wrath
and triumph by the O'Neill beyond the
mountains and the fords OF Ulster against
the stateliest and most stalwarth foes of the
Irish race-(cheers) the flag which flew
in defiance from the walls OF Limerick until
neither towers of granite nor hearts OF oak
could avail for life and freedom-the flag
which Robert Emmett, the last of the con-
secrated martyrs OF our race, lavished bis
wealth, bis genius, his life, and, above
all, denied himself eternally the prom
ised happiness of home radient with the
light and love of wife in harmony with
his own grand nature, 20 that he might
plant it high above the stronghold of the
enemy OF his country, and from that emin-
ence announce to the world, through the
Hastings of it's emerald folds, the redemp.
ton OF what in history be one OF the oldest,
but which in resources, in hope, in faith, in
heart, in all that infuses and perpetuates q
national vitality, will ever be the youngest
nation of the world. Come, my country
men, one more effort, magnanimous and
chivalrous, for the republic, which, to
thousands and thousands of you has been o
shelter, home, a tower of impregnable se-
curity, pedestal of renown and palace of
prosperity, after the WORKINGS, the scandal
and the shipwreck that, for the most part,
have been for many generations the impla-
cable destiny OF our race.
Come, my countrymen, in the name of
Richard Montgomery, who died TO assert
the liberty, and in the name of Andrew
Jackson, who swore by the Eternal to up.
hold the authority of the nation. AS you
exult in the galantry of Jawes Shields
(cheeTal and as you point with the highest
pride to the staunch loyalty, the patient
courage aud stern nerve OF Michael Corco-
ran tremendous cheerira), and as each and
all @! you should emulate their example, as
you ere inspired by it, follow me to the
James river, and there cast your fortunes
with the brigade which, to the credit and
glory of Ireland, bias already, on seven bat.
tie fields, proved its devotion to this repub-
he, under the command and craftsmanship OF
the fearless, the gifted, tie indomitab!e
young general ofthe army OF Inc Potomac,
General George B. Mcclellan tremendous
cheering, again and again renewed), to whom
that army is thoroughly and unanimously
devoted (renewed cheering), and whose great
and good heart has been its inspiration, as
his splendid genius has been its salvation in
the most critical times.
General Meagher retired amidst perfect
storm of appa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

The New York Tribune says that
Congress, at its recent session, passed bills
which, IN the aggregate, Apr oprlated out
of the treasury the sum o. $9l3 078 597 81.
At the Extra Session. last summer, Cen
gress appropriated S265, lO3 ,297 80 The
total amount, therefore, for the two sessions
reaches the enormous sum of $l,l78, l8l,
824 62.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08
II X y E L S O r
Burr Stone Mills,
(FoR FARMERS AND mlLLEasJ

ANTI-FRICTION HORSE POWERS.
Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at Western state
al others. The Mil may driven by horse water ~
steam wer does is work we'll az the fl It ston-
h.lf the power drlve ths largest SIS. They are
Esry smpl aai for farm use
prict'-S 90 4J ant Sl7e -Four Bolt Tor smallest
Mil. So EXTRA
THE HORSE PO WEIR
Has royed itself be the best ever invented The
ricion re uced By icon lis, red in all the
uoon them. rec pounds d-au ,htat the eni OF ten
lee! lever will keep he po""r ia N jti3a thus perm
IA hiae to be driven. On4 ris W Ii d. as much
WORK on this power two on h. endless cnsin power
tie house. IOre tn Is per cent OF horse Hesh IS
saved over any o'h rpo.er in US l. i simple il con
rri.e Of p I 70 horses......... si25 o.
Every Macaihe is rauteed TO give ss.lstacton, or
ihe noaey VIII b. refuuced.
REFERENCES.
PHILADEL PENN.
er, "e drive You No 1 Nil, GRADING 10 II. hel, OF
Cora per o9ur a1G cata large qnan'iiy of hay at the
50 littl frict IN and con equentiy WIKI lille sran
upon The horses.
Sapt. l3th Il 1871 st. Pass. r. Co.
CLosTER. N j., jan 50, 1862.
much pleas with the Power. 1t easier than any
9th Power IN his vein ty and with the same horses
per Su ea TosA and sa men
Yours truly, PETER j. WHITE.
DO On all or es received before October LIST, 1862
the regh, will be prepaid to Chicago any port on
Lake Michigan
Liberal discount to de crs. Agents wanted. State,
County and shop Right. for sale
or farther information SIND amp or ~ ls'ra:ed
N i landl Irspp Nuu Vorx
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

The Battles Before Richmond
GREAT EXCITEMENT In ENGLAND.

Motion for Recognition In Parliament.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

fail to give to all who their virtue
ONE THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED.-TO intro
duce Or. Hnrd's Dental Remedies into every county.
Men or women VIII, want 10 make money quickly, can
do better with these articles than anything market
They are new, usefe and low priced, d spen-
ding thousands in advertising them for the benefit of
dollar packages above specified, with circulars will
be sent the receipt of 81, about half price, any
hiug to test his skill in selling the
view Of becoming an agent They can be sold In day
ATWc would rather pay salaries than Commissions
to those who prove themselves efficient statesmen.
HcNOw is the time to go into the business. For ad.
dress and references see above. b2l.dawly
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08
SOHED ULE
OF DEPARTURES From SAINT PAUL

SCIED II LIZ
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL
Cor s,.iiyyatar--Daily at 8c'ciock Az.
Fo: shalopes, Jori IL St Lawrence, Belle PIaine
Ecnt3">tI ,eSleI", , AVA, IrlT rise de SIO3G, 81.
Peter and Mank2to-laily al . p. NJ.
For Ro em,ult CASTE Rocs, No"hiali, Cannon
City Far nit, Meit0r Gil non "a Is aud OW& '1laa,
connecting Owa.1nne for Wil;rl, -. ii .ry' W lane
b4g) Agency ani NJ AKA, IiSl Ter Rc3 usEa, G!it.
mont. Wa ioia, lntorglle, Rochester. Jhati,d AMI
Winona-daily, at 4, a. IL.
Fpr In IN Nria1a, Auotl ono Orr ,ai, ZION tce llo
Clear Water, ST. Augusta q ID >. Clio Id dali y, al
A. ".
For Saua Rapids Belle Prairie Fort Ripley ana Grow
WingTues avs, Thursdays and Saturdays, at s, a. Il.
For Richmond Sauk Genre Alexandrls, Chppe-
wa, Pom IRE, Hrecsiardge, Fort Alb "tcron :
bic and de ,rge WI, conne; citing at Ge)rgeown with
the steamer atern .tona 10 Pc bina, Fort Garry and
Red silver SettlemeatMpndays and Thur sdays,
g. A VI.
For Sunrise, with connec lions to Tor Superior ald
Bayiald-Every Monday, Wednesday and Fridiy ~,
at 7, III.
For further particulars enquire atshs Gensrsl OBcs
"a Third street
&c. BURBANK L CO.,
PfOprie,Ors.
st, Paul, JulY "A, 1862. iuly2i
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

Record for 1862
A.. BIGGs. THIRD STREET.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08

The Roaisare we'll stocked wi.3 First Class bcs-os,
Concord Coaches, with care;ta and experience 0gV'
s-&. I'll unjer.ns control ofcGmpe .s L lAgentS,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-08-08
w WISCONSIN, NURSERIES.

Loc'sed On high, open prairie, North of. Madison
Wisconsin, perfectly exposed to
SEVERE NORTH AND WEST WINDS,
sock of which, embraces !everything (most desi
ra0e) 10 the Nursery line,
Trees ali grown, with
SHORT, STOCKY BODIES.
TO Az who wish to grow frui, In Minnesota we call
LioF IN HARDY APPLES, PEARS, PLUMBS,
CHERRIES. SIBERIAN GRABS, CRATES,
CUR&ANTS, &C.,
Plant mode atey of hardy, thrifty trees the COMING
SPRING, ald CO vince yourselves whether FRUIT can
De GROW as we'll in MINNESOTA as Wisconsin
SEM foT Catalogue Price List, and order early
All stock Will be delivered ST. Paul free of charge
G. W. BABCOcK, General Agent
ONCE In Sewing Machine Depot, opposite t. ON Dson
'1' -"'A' 'N ""oo' Oh raul mh2l-wly
ERESH CANDIES.
l. 1000 Boxes 6esta Y. and Oh cago manu-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
THE WAR.

Tile official news we publish from the York
Gown Peninsula, this morn Z, IS tbft winch Is con-
tanned in dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan, addressed
70 the War Department Gan. Mcclellan dates he
dispatch froa WilliamsLurg May Il. and he says Tie
efec. Of HaucocAs brilliant engagement, on Mon
day, was to turn tie lett ofre Rebel works. he
WA strongly re-enlorced, aud t'e enemy "o'"'' 81 d
the eutiro position during The nigl', le'vii5
all his sick aud wouGced ia onf hands.
His loss was very severe. W. have
some 300 unujured prisoners anI mo'e
than thousand wounded. Tue KeDe lOse ia killed
is heavy. The conduct Of our meu, b.. Tue Gen
ers Las been excellent, wi,b sc.ice' an except ~.
Tie cneuy's works very extensive, and e%ceec-
ingy strong, both in respect 20 position And tae
works themselves. 1he National los- " - Uedgy N
rockers Division, bui ve'y li!~ oter paris Of the
field. HsDcOcks success VIZ gained wltl a ioss oi
not over twenty billed and wounded. The weather
Oh Tuesday was good but there lis great difficulty III
getting up food, on account OF the roeds,
The news received yesterday ia is city by Mrs.
McClellau the wife OF Gen. Mcclellan differs 10 10
essential oegree from that wich the Gci'or"l ieie
graphs to the War Department. REGARDING the suc'
cess a. WILLIAMSON he says: " The bsuie OF VIII
lamsburg proved bri.Iian. victory. We lave the
enemys strong works tbe towu, ANA ail the sick aud
wounded Of tho enemy, &c. N'I'e OF your triends
injured, though cur lose is cons Gerabe. 1ha'
Of the enemy was severe. ine Quaker army
ia doing very weli-Hancock superb yesterday
I am in Joe JohnsJns headquarters OF yesterday
This is q beautiful Town. AHA que old aud lictu'
resque." In a second Telegram, Geo. Mcclellan
says: "The more we know, the more complete Our
victory proves to be. All goes we'll
Some additional particulars Of the capture oi
Forts Jackson, ST. Philip, aud New-OrieHns VIII
Ae found ia other cOlunus The news WAS received
by way Of tbe steamship Columbia, which arrived
here Yesterday from Havana. TIE particulars given
are interesting simply being the first accounts re-
ceived, independent o. the intelligence CLEANED irou
Rebel sources.
Some interesting particulars respeeti the occu
patton Of Fredericksburg by our troops viii he founc
in our Washington Dispatch IN oder columns \
large amount Of provisions have fallen INTO th'
hands Of the National 70 ces. a number Of store
are open in Frederic-sburg, and Treasury Note
arc in great demand.
t-Senstor Wilson stated yesterday in the Sem,
that there are now between $4,000 and 5@O,ON Ne
Gonal soldiers in the field.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

that large number Of Union men. residents Of the
town of Washington, in that State. had asked Gen.
burnside for protection for their families. They
stated that they were ready to take the held IN de-
fense of the Government. Tbereupon steps were at
once taken to organize new regiment. Capt For
ter WAS appointed Colonel. ard two companies OF
Gen. Burt sides troops were sent to Washington ns
"A nucleus aud tie volunteer Union men were being
armed and equipped for service.
We publish to-day variety Of rumors regarding
the French Nlinistpr--hs sayings and doings noee
bis return from Richmond. These rumoSs will be
found 10 Washington dispatches published in other
| columna
Nearly $1,000 have been subscribed by NOR
chap,, of this city, with the view of presenting
Lieu. Wordeu for his lromptitude aud bravery in the
action at Hampton Roads
1t is said, M Lathrop, the newly appointed
Collector at New.OGeaus. is o.be recalled.
In the House yesterday, Mr.. Eliot reported a
hill establishing port Of eouy and delivery IN the
Collection District of Beaufort, S. C., at or near
iloa Head 10 lie called the Port Of Port Royal, and
lroydiug ior the appointment Of Collector, at C.
.alary OF 81, 800 per snnum, and for welshers,
e.agelf Sc. Mr.. Eliot remarked that letter from
the Secretary bad been sent to the COMMITTEES, stahg
sle importance of this measure. Ihe bi was passed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
sr.ayEHY I'm STATES AND TEBRH-


| To Ms Editor of The " j. i''ou"s
Sin: Yon 6eny-or sre lot willing TO admit--tha
, ht .r.s vita s,hsr the Peopls OF State or Tsrtor
10 lei,s Slavery while iu e same article understand yo
TO say the People TIE Te'Orrs s-c under the ja'dc In
Of ConUeu The Pcoplo of the s's!e He not subject
their domestic gaion to any such cont''L Jour ine
or, /. correct ,bst tie Hsloa may cono the n'tn
lion Of s.,s,y In the Terf.oi-s but IN tho States u,
no, then any ihM that right bslouss to and ve'tsd In
TIE P,ooe Of the sai-sl The inhabitants Of Territory may
he 90 bad or Indifferent well as those ofa ststo oosh
thew not TO enjoy equal rights privileges aud iau'e' 81
.tbsr cizens of the United Ssles' 10 NY reference 70
ssvery .ude o. to II Only ss has heretofore sno
now exists 10 Rebel South therefore s'k again lhA
THsusE would counsel through its columns the people o.
hs State of N.wYofk rebel should pjor'y OF her law.
m citizens by their rgh. Of susse) decide TO establish ana
lcsAiize slavery therein'
Respectfully yours, J. D. oioLi~
gy,neA.ale Su.,sr Co., n. j., Maya, 1862
Ansusr.-Tho People ola Territory do not en-
ioy equal political power under our Federal Con-
stltution WITH those OF State. DR. Sioil, living
in the Stats OF New-Jersey, is directly repre-
&c nted in the u. S. SENATE; but If 40 lived IN
Nebraska or Colorado, he would not bs. His
representative in the House is now entitled to
vote on every division OF that body; but, 1t he
lived in Territory, his Delegate would have
no vote at all. He see why this should be SO;
Mr. Stoll may not; but that will net alter the
fact.
As we have already explicitly denied the right
of the People Of either State or Territory 10
make ono man the owner Of an0tlier's wife and
children--in other words, 10 legulze Slavery
We do not perceive that We need add any thing
on that head 1t is plain enough that me.
iority in a State may do great wropg-we have
known instances Of this--and yet be subject To
no authority or tribunal by which that wrong
may be redressed. It is still wrong, however,
and not to be confoundcd with right.
We regard rebellion as an extreme remedy
not 10 be resorted to unless the wrong com-
ba,ed be intolerable and Incapable OF redress
oy other means. Hence we are not prepared
10 soy that rebellion would be the proper road
70 redress in case our State Legislature should
undertake to establish Slavery by law. But Las
Mr. Stcll duly pondercd this historical fact
No STATE nhich has tried Siarery and ABOLISHED
il erer pct regstabhshed ~ We know no QUO
that has ever seriously thought Of so dong.
I'll
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
ss>z.r.s,sxs~zys-~ss~s

Tie Erpress denounces what it calls the
" iIomrstcad huu,bug," charac,erizng tho Ere,
Homestead bill as a measure in the interest o
Capiial against Labor We do not object "a
stul tcalion per Sc. but whoever is permitted
thus ~ scrbtle ut random for Tie Express
ought to know that the senior editor OF that
journal vas an advocate Of Free Homestead,
when himself "a candidate for and Member ot
Congress, aud 70 ed accordingly. II whoever
tnuu wildly a-salls the Homestead bill in Th.
Erpr,ss w,il turn to Tho Congressional Globe,
Wi xxIv., p. l.35O-5l, he VIII there fiod the
Hon. JAMES BROOKS of this City voting per.
sistenIy with the friends Of the Homestead bill
IN The House against MI manner Of motions in.
tended 10 deira. or destroy their measure. and
finally voting YEA on its passage May IL. 1882
by tho strong majority Of LOG Yeas to 81 Nays.
This, if No mistake not, was but one of sev.
eral occasions on which Mr.. Brooks CAV,
a lAoIVusa aad unlliGcaiog support to thi,