, 1873-07-01


senators. just M l,o discovers in tho by-wsys
Of life good-looking cnttlo Of Tho common
stock and ratsea thorotrom animals Of blood
and department, 30 l,o moandors through tho
10 can lnd the matoral to mako 4 so,,ator Of.
thoro ia = flno Infusion Of bovine blood in lin.
rsrly s1s'1feh ,s and partly o Ron'1y ":
known au "wik, ,"-and ho natd, II can't brood
any stock on tint man ho Is too high in tho
logs to stand solidty, and had bottor be turned
distingSaiHhaa a,'ocess in Producing 9 so9aator
whom lie has loavonod wifi hta own vigorous
nntnro, aud tho nrm Of Winlom q King
continues to move on smoothly,-tho King
my nyas oyes whom Or hospd e'c; Mr. ling describe $ tho
aweetnoaa Of diapoaition, tho greatnoHB Of mind,
md tho abounding patriotism Of Senator VIM
dom. To know it on this high authority. was
that tho TranHport rthtion.quostion would now DO
entirely settled, because I WIS informed by
Brother Donnolly that Mr.. King had booonao a
Granger himsclf; and as ho thinks, 30 thinks
hiH Senator.
Aa Washington Was agood many hundred n,iles
behind mo. aud had noyor had much to do with
tho Pos. Office Of the House, heard with aomo
genuine interest tho story Of bfr. Kings strng-
Nov York; In 'rioree's Administration, with
burton Of obligation bohind him, which
he paid OF with sweat md travail, publishing his
rionoor pnpor mcnutitno, and boarding tho hands
who sct tho type; and the first money which ho
obtained WaH planted, with Western confidence,
in adjacent roal estate. He is now tho largost
land-holder in this region !; and tho annual in:
oraaso ~ tue value Of lRnd adds o now pnrcol
oyory little wl,lo to tho original donlnin !;
Aaa, a1enan8n soaae "Hee. W ge11esy sNHs sne
Washington City, jet no man in the Common
wealth iB moro ontreatod by clorgymon, charita-
ae soclenes ana aoclal ths.tn.es o. ~ aorts'
aoo :" t'Ga M aaa ts nnuo IT.
rs II n9 Gven to
.aaa dno 'eau,ng canalu@to iof aoHorhor u 0A'o-
neHoea, "no a1tor"a1oa luz oo""'or' IL
WILLIAM wAsHnunHE,
mombor Of tho universal, co-oxtensivo Wash.
bnrne tamliy Liz Mr. h,ng he found a'a M chiof
sent to. this country by tho influence Of
lis brethren, to DO either Land-sutveyor or
S M ber no 5 o os e pS
ablo ,pinorida in Minpesota were pro-cnpted Or
bought Oh knowledge by tho Washburno family.
Honco great aaw-mill at Minneapo-
lis engages tho attention Of William
Mashburne at present; and tho River
trunks Of treos to DO entangled in bis SAWS bnt
Bsill TO ia not happy, Tor tue WaHhburnoa might
| Say, IN The language OF Napoleon: "With tho
o0 daegeon ' or tse sr s s o daei
Everybody glvoa William T. Wasllburno tho credit
Of boing genteel. positive, persistent, PUBLIC
spirited mnn. The chances nro, that 10 Will
eavy Gov h%stn ses h.pu De'n nomination aud succeed
| =, A man quito different in tone md gait from
! those have mentioned iB
GEN. II. II. s1DnEy,
| of St. Paul. 1Io camo out to Fort Smelling
company. Thcrc he lived baronial SOFT Of lfc,
surrounded with half-brccds and Indians. who
raid sort of foatty to lis will, character and
| position: and oil tho rrcat travellers who ca1ne
to thia part Of tho world wore his guoats,--
| Nicollct, Catlin. Foatherstonehaugh and
! Alarryatt. Ho proposed tho name Of minnesota
for the State, instead Of Itaaka, Algonquin, or
Chippewa, as lad been niootod ind
opponeut was Henry NJ, Rice who etill lives at
ST. Paul. Sibley was ngaiu elected Delegate in
1850, Originally merchant, Gen. sibley haa
made leisure sufficient to become almost Il
learned man; and the vigor and mali
lineBs Of lis diction aro woll attestod
In several Of his historical papers, which ahow
| him to lavo o conservative mind, clear percop-
tions of honor, and nil oqual knowledge Of tho
military art and Of Law. His prominencet from
| him a certain hauteur, which ia not
wholly understood by sensitive peoplo !; but
no man i'll the Btato etands upon tho same plano
| Of eminent character. His last service to Min
nesota vas pursuing and cliastisiug tho Sioux, in
| 1862 -8,-GoY. Ranssey having callcd him to the
load OF Tie militia, and tho Goyorl,-
| ment Mt Washington bestowed upon him
tho rank Of Drigadier General. Many per-
| soma oriticiso lis campaign Us lacking
vigor, and aa paraimonioua In it's results but
te knew tho Sioux character so well, and was 80
careful Of tho livea Of tlle numerous prisoners
thoy hold as to make it tho first point to recover
those wrotohed people, aud aftorward doal
| vengeance to the mt,rlorora. In its
| creator results. tho campaign haa proved
| to lave boeu au absolute auccess. Tho
Sioux and Winnobagocs arc oil removed from
Minnesota, and thore romans on tho soil Of that
State only tho placid and straightforward Chip
powas.
Thore arc few parts of the world wlero ono
Gun 500, aA in hlln1cEon, 30 many authors anu
creators Of the State still alive i'll the midst Of
swar1ning population, having roaped az tho
benefits OF fano and enterprise while yet in the
| primo Of lifo.
OF q ditforont stamp altogether arc The
RICE DRoTnEns,
pndr9 Wit11nnt Hny 1ua1itCH of OrntOrV. llA has