The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04

These prices were furnished by gro
Gerry and dry goods house at St. Paul,
where prices are cheaper than in remote
central localities far from the river. These
prices or taxes are what We now pay for
Lncolns first term. They are Just as
much taxes levied by Abraham Lincoln
and payable out of our pockets under the
severest penalties of suffering as if we had
to walk up to our County Treasurers
office and pay over to him the extra
price on each article. We pa, these while
our labor yields US very little more than
in ordinary times under Democratic rule.
One days work used to enable the poor
est laborer to buy cslico dress for his wife.
Now it takes three days. labor to do it.
One bushel of wheat used to buy eight or
ten pounds Of sugar. Now it takes three
bushels. And so on with nearly every
other article.
At this rate how long will it he before
all these articles are entirely out of a
poor mans reach. Coffee is go already.
1t has disappeared from our tables and We
have rye, peas, chickory and other SUBJ
stances drugged and compounded with
mixtures injurious to health and unpalat-
able to the taste. If yo1 have an office
under Mr.. Lincoln or a shoddy contract,
you may drink coffee. But if only poor
man, rye, peas and chickory are yours to
drink-coftee you can only smell. 1t still
has the odor vouchsafed to us.
Shall We continue on in policies and
with rulers with such record a. is here
presented Shall we not have changer
Gan any change make our condition worsee
When you have had q doctor four years
who has promised to cure you in "sixty
days, and has been promising that every
year shall be the last of your sufferings,
While you have only been getting worse
and worse the whole time, and bill OF
charges piled up against you which are 8
mortgage on half your property and
threaten to swallow it all, are you gong
to continue to employ him four years
longer, while here stands your old family
physician that has always attended You in
every sickness and your fathers fam
lily before you for sixty years past with
excellent success and light bills, offering
to restore health and comfort, and point.
ing to bis past practice to prove his ability
to do as he agrees. ..
The old Physician is tie Democratic
party. You turned it off to employ a
quack and mountebank, and you have
found out your sad mistake. Thousands
have found it out in Pennsylvania, in Con-
nectcut, in Delaware, in Maine, in Ohio,
and in Indiana, and the Democratic gains
in the recent elections there of over one
hundred Thousand votes, show that thew
are determined to correct tie mistakes
and return to sound principles We have
but II short time to 10 this From now
till the 8th November let every man who is
convinced Of the eyi. OF Lincolnism. con-
vince bis neighborsand work night and day
for those principles which alone car re-.
store health and soundness to the body
polite. Work to bring every vote to the
polls. Work to list every mans name. 50
that none may be overlooked. Now is The
last opportunity. Let this be lost and q
long night OF deSpotisin. SETS il, upon us
whose starless shadows viii "ival Egyptian
darkness and The end of which no man can
fureEle.
JOHN B. bRlSBiN, Chairman,
JOHN 4. PEUkHAM tH
ROBERT A. SMITH.
WINTHROP YOUNG,
W. w. PHELPS
Democratic State Central Committee