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


~ 1ss ~ Hon: r. ooI e. Ressblican
United States senator frsm Wisconsin, in
=" 4 speech idelivereI, ID Mflwsssksee, eHtNon-
:1.'day night, stated chat Gen GEANT and
Gen. 'ssHERM&H were peosed 20 negro sut.r
I fage, and had authorised MM (lAr. Doc:
e rEisTLE) to give the;s opinions The pub
lic.rsIWe quote from. Mr.. ls0oLIETLE1ss
speech: ?-i.i ~ -, 81, ~
The other day when General Great was hsne
while spending several hour With hitn in free
conversation upoE tbs Subject ke expressed
, TO me bis opinion. s:id' ~. General Grant, i
@ never Quote pric aJe &onvtrsa ton without per-
. - mission. An 4 l,efhttted to state what you
noY state 81: He ssia "eCertainIy taese is no
cOncealmeut on my part" and We stated 70 me
-, il that eonvetsntios' that q considerable pOr-
-, ton of the trt:thes betweeR the whites and
the blacks wis on .aeco9nt of this aunwi6e Of
=. tempt TO force rsgre suffrage IN these States
~ He said further Chat If the Federal Govern;
~, y. meht were to attempt to do it, il would w.
~ ,dohbtedly prodcce ~ar between the two races
there. -. - t'2oE y "a
Now how does i. seem for sosae of yoQp.
young men-yOsnig mec who have never beeo,
there in lthei. siVes, and swhO know nothing
about it, some editor Of a newspaper, for in-
- stance, ia View of authority like this, I'd says
- that 1t meansf Rothiag 2a= WhensL staad up
before the peepte ana seek to save the liBSs
re Of these poefi down troaden ,coiored men
whom theif mistaken zeal and false .philan-
n thropy. Their BHnEed lfaaatieism would hurry
into their graves ~ hRbdreds and thousands
perhaps. (Applause.) And there Is another
thing, fellow citizeDs--tAat great captain who
was this day in the city, and who desired much
~, to be present here this evening, whose friends
telegraphed 10 Chicago to detain the boat that
~ lie might come here, but were unable to do
,so-that great captain, who ct the head OF his
%. conqusring legions swept through the very
heart Of the rebellion-who had lived in Leu
isisna ana was teaching q. school there at the
, time the rebellion broke outnhe too, in con-
I! sersatioa with me at Asdison, delivered pre-,
Dncisely the Same oPiaioo Of General Grant. and
p gave me the same permission TO speak OF it.
o . !, DC In addition 70 the high authority above
quoted, Mr.. DocnHrrrrIlE statsd that Gov,
LEWIS, of Wisconsin, who has had the best
opportunity for conversation with returned
soldiers, informed him that not one in five
- would vote for negro suffrage. DR.. EVER
! inR1f, J of Racine, strong abolitionist,
who had Just returned With his regiment,
said he did not believe five men in the
tsrsaimen6 would vote for it in Wisconsin.
~. Judge! JANIS, of St. Lawrence county,
? New York, which gave 1000 Republican,
told Mr.. DooL1rTLE that that county had
never yet been brought up to the point of
voting for the extension otnegro suffrage.
." HON. RUSSELL BLAKEr1, Chairman Of
the Republican Central Committee, re.
quests the Press to announce that "N.
| e. I.DoSNElLs viii speak as follows" &c.
| Is this ",Mr. I. DoNNELLY the Hon. L.
MATHIS LoYoLA,. or :. some, oeher man ~
r We think it can be none other than Sour
!aa, youthful representative, as the Press
cterms him., Who is thus early. in the field,
sowing for next falls crop As IGsAGlUa
o bitterly opposed hARsHAllis nomination,
| '1si is NOT Eksts thu be ,desisest to aid him
in getting elected. Hs may 'bs expected,
] thereto z. 10 say TIVE verbs sar himself TO
| o.o Gov N.pSuAIJ