The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13


. sbsIsfb y wsud Il Them -
s:.teso our Observation-Disclosures fex.the past
= tss,dsys, snd fo 2 item 5 Sa g. R5hadsla
sEaehia, switch stasesi that theg Eeathan was
Z .a.y sassss hetas Sa dass ;tp thAs
EntetiS* fell ffosi half an bour4s,T&e frst and
"a sa' oay East I. Of tug s sals as 8 A41ne.
sofa occurrede on the first dayaof 40etObsr,
sssoysr:l uoath ttap in li1ssi1s places
'5whioafarec fyanu thsea to fixadeerees5 fprs
Hther out1-aHd now We nhaeessBow lin
Philadelphia Z The Wild geese aarssss going
the wrong MaE to End warm EeatAerf
| - tS1ja. J+rjtSef tt-s- nruIf r.
ssn,si3eh :GfaiAakt asssNsei. lsher..An ep.
81 '1 pe&ssfa e 3 ssEss1s atsa:t q !
.sas sH Hon .s E Ressslcau
.s9ssU United States SENATOR frsm I'M isso4Sn, in
speech delivered I'd oatNon.
fen.. day night, :ststsdo chat, Gsn- GRAnT ana
' Gen sHERa4H #arss9o ssosed 70 negro sui.
q frage, and had sautbonisealM GAr. Dos:
lar LITTLE Is give thse opfnien V she pub
'siic.rssiWe quote framyi Nrs NSeI4FrEsss
Re psrneer,h envy o0ilsl M %gs.l! or -,
The other day when General G4satiwas hsre
while spending several hours With him in free
| Conversation 1ipoh tbs tAgAIecso he expressed
as1 Is me bis opinion! sii6 81, General Grant, L
never QUOTE Fi ats natthout per-
4 mission. Am Y i,efAfitted tee state what you
10Y state he ssse, 'sCestashEy there is no
and xe ssssss TO me
-, ton of the trysntes BetweeR theawhites and
'N1 the blacks wis op Aeco0ns of this aunWise OF
s,, tempt to force degFe suffrage N these Statest
~ he said further; that If thea Federal Govern.
t..n', meht were to eten1pt I'd do ittt woaki %.
prOdrees var eewsea me s,t two rrees
Now how does Il seem for come aof Seop
| young men-y0fnkg men who have never beeu
there in1sheis lives; andy sWho know nothing
T. stance fn View Of aathofity like this I'd Says
t1si that II ineausct othiAg Nhen,eL staad ap
t before the 'peSple andsseek to save, The liBss
prc Of these pb8fi dssfn nodden scotosed men
'afitrn theft afstSkeA zeal ssnd false philan-
On tbropy, their sBanAed faAatietsnai'wcaA hurry
i&' into theif graves ~ ha0dreds and thousands
perhaps. (Applause.) Ard sthsre issanother
thing, fellow citizepe-that great captain who
t. was this day In the city, and who desired much
Use teleeraphed Is Chicago TO detsin the Boat that
1'lir lie might coNae here but were, unable to do
4 2Vso-that great captain, who Ct the head OF nfs
o'eolausring legions swept through the Ts1y
& re SeaeSe Soo there
itithe the rebellion 1roke ontrhe, too IN con-
u Fl Sersation with me- ct Hsdis0n, delivered pre-.
i pnGesly Ahe same oPnioo Of General Grant, and
id2s gasesxne the came pegmissiQn 70 speak OF 1t.
Jo, 81, Dc In addition 70 the high authority above
quoted, Mr., DScrlEr5liIiE stsaasd xttat Coy;
LEWIS, of Wisconsin, who has had the best
opportunity FOL conversation with returned
4 soldiers, informed him that not.ene in five
d F. s4xould vote Tor negro suffrage, !Dr. EvER-
4 if,iaH of1tRacipe, . strong abolitionist,
4 's who had Just returned With his regiment,
said he did not believe five man in che
,fseimsuH would xotefor itin Wisconsin
,y,. Judge lJAMRs,- of St. Lawrence county,
81; Nav York. which gave 2 600 Republican,
told Mr.. DooI1TrIE that that county had
never yet been brought up TO- the point o.
o;sutinr forahs exheasiea ot,negro suffrage
S HON. 'iRs Glssasa11L BEikn1, Chairman ?
the Republican Central sonnsaittee, e
quests the Press to announce that !" M
t., ]. DoSNI1S Win speak as follows" &c
Is this ."sMr. ], DosNrIIS the Hon. Ie
+ Us Ser4us (LoYoLa,: OF e some, o,her man
r weithink il can be none sother than s.sou
/ H.. y youthful representative" asssthe Pres
LIZ oserms lhim,. Who j. thus early ID the field
l1svsowipg for next falls CROP As IssAuu
c bitterly opposed kxRsHA1aisa nomination
F Si'tsfi is NOT ESgts ths he desfsesSso aid bid,
in getting elected. BE may bs expected
Rlest3s Tor himself u
one for MARSHALL