The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-09-08

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The soil of Din Luth-to make On Irish bull
Is mostly rock, with liberal sprinkling Of
ebay apd decomposed vegetation. : Passing
back Of the city, however, We find the sdil
deep. rich and very productive. heWithia three
miles Of the town thars are peFtaps o dosen
hrgeaad fouxiehing fasms. saaxg SRI
We shall tomorrow Try 70 get OF for, the
minea or the North shore. - -
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f0s ThUsnow wsaD prints another lSag
letter III Che New York 1sssss, ansxssilg
Mr. GRxnxx's reply to a former lseter.
NJ. WEED handles she 7ssbsneg philoso-
lpher without gloves'en tie personal Issues
Of the controversy, but as these are net Of
great public interest, We only quote por-
tionaof the latter that refers to the course
Of the whole radical oliquein bringing on
the war 20 Mr.. WfED says :S15sail bns
= But I kept, Or endeavofedlto keep two
essential faets before the people First,
that rebellion was CERTAIN; and, second,
that IT required united North to pre-
serve the Government and Union. And
here split with Greeley, 2 Philips and,
Sumner, who were rampant for abolition,
trsgardless yotuthe Union. Phillips, pro.
claimed himself in. favor of freedom for
the slave, or death to the Union :" while
Greeley, as Iehave proved, invited the
Southern States 70 withdraw from the
Union Gem Washington, in his Farewell
Address, admonished his countrymen, to-
!" frown Indignantly upon the first dawn
and Gen. jackson promised to hang CAL
honn and biss seoeeaiou as;sfs.iataa fcr the
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intent on pushing Us into new comprcmise-
that 10, new recrsancy--that 4 had no chance
Of g trial .sfis.iI, /. =
Ahls, AGAIN, Is SIMPLY untrue. The
0olPto1iso Wmcn l favored was the
DosoeC ctaDo ffOpOel0On "---eno pr posi-.
tiOn of Uni0n-whig members of Congress.
representing Border States. Nv nurnose
:. 40. 60. - .L-.--.I q =, -:
- .1.s , wao' A1s. W ndIo" INC oOunu4ties
OF reoeihon, ana mex 70 protect the Un-
ion citizens OF tllO~e States from the ter
rible ersieal through ~hiph thew have
naas.d lid tt,an a,h.t .a.,...
p'.veI s"'' s'.e" nae ! rePeat now
Ina. 'ue'e were oettof ano truer Union men
In Eastern tennessee, Northern Alabama,
because it cost property liberrv ARA ava,
life. tn be lovsl thsre -
Greeleyism. In and ont nj Cs,noyx.ss
was as unreasonin0 and reckless - siav.
cry. The "Border State proposition >.
Was rejected ruthlessly and heartlessly
eected-because, instead OF devotion to