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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-09
A SANDER.

most bouutiful and profitable crop of the hus-
bandmen of the western part OF that State.
They can find market for them at any time,
no matter what the stage of water, and 1t Is
more profitable to burn wheat and charge 1t to
the government than to keep 1t waiting Tor
q market. It is spring time now, and they
are sowing their crop.-M;escaukee Sent'"e'.
If the above had come from less re-
spectacle source, we should scarcely think
it worthy of notice. It is gross misrep-
resentation of the feelings and conduct Of
the people of this State, and must have
been the offspring of malice or ignorance.
The Indian troubles are universally re-
garded as most serious drawback to the
prosperity of the State, present and future,
and have occasioned more dependency
among all classes of people than drought,
low stage of water, or partial failure of
crops. The assertion that farmers burn
wheat and charge it to the government, or
rather to the Indians, and collect damages
of the government, is absolutely false.
No such charge has been made since the
great outbreak Of 1862, when every farm
on the frontier was devastated, and then
the claims for damages were adjusted by q
sworn commission, a majority of the MEM
beers of which were residents of other
States. o q: ...t a.& 1.s 4n.' 81 81.
Minnesota has cheerfully contributed for
the suppression of the rebellion number
of soldiers equal to nearly half her voting
population eleven regiments, besides va
rious batteries, are now at the South; and
only one regiment of cavalry is left within
her borders to protect an extended frontier
against the inoursions of most hostile
and bloodthirsty tribe Of Indians. The
State has reason to complain that her citi-
zens have not received adequate protection
from the government, and her own Execu-
tive would have been fully justified in de-
handing the return of our soldiers now in
the South, for the defence of their own
homes and 6resides. It is fact that more
troops have been quartered in Wisconsin,
Michigan, and other States to the east of
US, during the last two years, than we're
assigned to the protection of the frontier
against the Indians, and therefore charges
of the character of those to which we have
referred, might with just as much propriety
be made against the citizens of those States
as against the people Of Minnesota.
Discourse for the Times.
We print on the second page the dis
course delivered by Rev. DR.. MONSTERS
| on the day of national humiliation and
mourning. Although not prepared with a
view to publication through the press, yet
at the request of his Pensioners the au-
thor kindly consented to furnish us the
manuscript. 1t is one of the most able,
scholarly and philosophical productions
that the occasion has called forth, and we
are sure that it will be read with great
pleasure by hundreds who were unable to
Ia ,,roooDf az ;ts dolivorv from the puln;t
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Winona and st. Peter Railroad.

The Winona Republican states that the
operations on the Winons and st. Peter
Railroad west of Rochester have been
suspended; between two and three hum
dred workmen have been Unexpectedly
discharged; and the contract for grading
the road annulled. The Republican says
We apprehend, however, that the suspen.
sion is closely connected with the failure OF the
Winona and st. Peter and the Minnesota Cen
trail companies to consolidate their interests.
When, q few weeks since, the contract was
made with Mr.. DeGraff to construct that por-
ton of the road lying between Rochester and
Owatonna, this season. It was supposed that no
obstacle lay In the way of the perfection of the
consolidation. By the terms of agreement be.
tween the two companies it was so arranged
that the iron then in possession of the Central
Company sufficient, we are told, 70 lay the
been used on the line of the Winona and st.
Peter Railroad, from Rochester westward. Ac-
cordingly the latter company, believing that 1t
would be wholly unnecessary, neglected to
provide against the present contingency, and
thus they have not in their possession, to day.
single ton of iron with which to prosecute
the work on their road. .sR
After portraying the disappointment
and loss to hundreds of farmers in Dodge,
Steele, Waseca and the neighboring coun-
ties, who had been Withholding their
wheat, hoping soon to be able to market
it on the railroad, the Republican says:
And In addition to all this, the people OF
Minnesota have some rights in this matter
which the New York gentlemen who control
the :, Saint Peter Railroad Company are,
In Justice, bound to respect. The val
uable franchises which accompanied the char
ter granted to those gentlemen, were conferred
solely with the object of Fastening the compile
ton of the road for the public benefit, and moi
as q personal favor to any one concerned
Now. that the road is so greatly needed, it i
to DO hoped that the directors and manager
viii bestir themselves to the utmost g
The above remarks are applicable to tn
managers Of all the land grant roads in tn
State. The people have been very patient
have made due allowance for all the diffi
culties the railroad men have encountered
but they have not forgotten the condition
under which various gentlemen obtaine'
rights and franchises of such imnens
value, and the time will soon come whe1
public sentiment will demand that thes
conditions shall be fulfilled to the letter Z
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ThefmOm6tflcW OBSERVATIONS To6uIteU % fol.
lows: J.
Maximum of the month, (2sth). .......s7e
Minimum do (2& 10th) 80. $50
Highest daily mean (28th). ........76o
Lowest daily mean QOth). ....... .4OH'
Greatest daily range OATH. ........ 23a
Least daily range Q7hO......... %
Range of the month. .52o
Mean temperature of the month ....... 1894
Mean cloudiness of the month ........ AZ
Mean force of the wind. ............. 20
Rain fell on five days. The yield of water
was 4.20 inches.
Fair weather prevailed to an amount of
fifteen days. -. .s..a i.-".
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Desposit of moisture in Nav.
Total dep. moisture five months,

81. PAUL, June 2, 1865.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-03-11

E~ The RIGHT KIND OF MEN THE WRONG
KlxD-The recent floods have SWEPT away
most Of the bridges on tho Sioux Stage
Road, rendering the trips Of the regular
stages impossible, Messrs. kingsly and
Turner, the energetic Agents Of the North,
western Stage Company, chartered some
light wagons, and by swimming and wad-
ing swollen streams have managed to keep
the mail running. While Hatch's line,
which runs from Des Moines to this place,
on the west side, his not brongh, Us a
mail in the pas. week, and the driver has
been quietly staying in town waiting for
the river to "dry up the Western mail
has been kept running. though the obsta.
cles on the latter route are far greater
than on ,he Des Moines route.-F. Dodge
North Vest.