The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-30
THE ST. ALBANS RAIDERS.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOV.
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Mutual Understanding Between tho
United States and Canada.

From the Toronto Globe.
QUEBEC, Dec. 20, 1864 following proc.
amation was issued this imorning:
CANADA. + a4i hoNcK.
To all sohons these presents shall come, or wlon,
tie same may c0nceyn-GREErING:
Whereas warrant in due form has been is
sued for the apprehension of Bennett Fl.
Young, Samuel Eugene ,Lackey, Squire Turn
Swager, George Scott, Caleb McDowall Wal
lace, James Alexander Doty, Joseph McGrot-
ty, Samuel Simpson Gregg, Dudley Moore,
Thomas Bronston Collins, Marcus Spur, and
William II. Hutchinson, charged on oath with
the crime of murder, assault with intent to
commit murder and robbery, committed by
them in tthe State of Vermont, one of the
United States of America, and for whose ex-
tradition requisition has been duly made by
the authority of the United States; and where
as there Is reason to believe that the said Benz
nett Young, or some of them, still remain con-
cealed in some part of our Province of Cana
da: Now KNOW YE that reward of two hum
dred dollars will be paid to any person or per-
sons who will give such information a. will
lead to the discovery and apprehension of any
one and each of the said persons 90 accused.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have caused
these our letters to be made patent, and the
Great Seal of our said Province of Canada to
to be hereunto affixed. Witness, our right
trusty and well-beloved cousin the Right
Hononorable Charles Stanley Viscount
Monck: at our Government House, at the
City of Quebec, in our said Province of Can
ada, this 10th day of December in the year
of our Lord, 1864, and in the 18th year Of our
reign.
By command,
sklWM: MoDOUGAL, Secretary. q
A failure of justice having occurred in
consequence of the action of the servants
of the Canadian people, it becomes our
bounden duty to do what in Us lies to re-
trieve the difficulties that have resulted.
As it was to be expected that the raiders
would be re-arrested without trouble, the
reward is very properly offered when it is
discovered that the interests Of justice de-
mand it.
Applications continue to pour in from
captains of volunteer companies who de-
sire to perform service on the frontier.
Col. Wiley has left for Windsor to pre-
pare quarters for the companies to be sta
toned there. -
Ilearn from the best authority that Gen.
Dix, Immediately after issuing bis procla-
nation with regard to raiders from Cam
ada, dispatched a confidential agent to
this Province to get definite information.
That gentleman returned to New York
perfectly satisfied that the Canadian au-
thorities were taking every necessary step
to perform international obligations.
1t is to be regretted that the United
States Government did not wake up at an
earlier period to the importance of keep
ing our Government fully advised of the
steps taken here by Oonfederates with a
view to violations of our neutrality, and
which had come within the oognizance Of
its agent. Driven from every other part,
the last refuge of the Southern agents is
to embroil the United States and Engle-.
In war, using Canada as the medium. How
successful the game has thus far been
worked, the inflammable state of the from
tier to-day testifes. Canada is now fully
aroused, and will not suffer herself to be
made cats-paw to play this ignoble part.
This the Washington government fully un-
derstands from the daily Communications
it has with our Government, through the
medium of the British Embassy. The best
understanding prevails. Mr.. Seward has
indeed made most favorable impression
here by the prompt and considerable man
ner in which he has recently acted.
The Consul General of Canada, Mr..
Potter, is unwell, and has gone to Wiscon-
sin. Mr.. Thurston, Vice Consul General,
is likewise i'll. 1t would certainly be to
the advantage of American interests at the
present time if it had some person here to,
advise with our Government, that uniform
action might be effected.
The intelligent sentiment here continues
strong that Mr.. Ooursel should either be
dismissed or suspended.
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