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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26


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9e9enwdrtisen Wablfan,pfe nidts ldreiben,
ben ibr eanbicat Gaplor te1et teine @runb.
lase, unc NIT ibren alten fhou 70 oft bonn
Tolfe Derwcrfenen Maasregeln citrfen Ge
anah t'tbt Sfentlih beranstcmn,en. - @s
oletbt tbnen caber nidts mebr iibria als
"pnrrat fir 9rn. Gaylor' ,u brlIen unb
Ole oemotratiIhen @anoieaten 70 Id,(ed,t ais
n'p9lld su maiden. Dies Derlteben lie aus
penn @runce, nnb es oerftebt llob BON feibff.
cap @en. 3 8 cine oo0e eabung ibrer err
bdrmliden 8erldumouneen, edfteruueeu uuo
toSpia9en slnipielunsen su. 2beil tpiro. -
9luh oas oeutlde Rbisblatt perfclat cielen
sln9rlff*plau. llnfere 2efer merben nid,t
oerlan9en, oaB mir ouf cie(e erbdrmIiheu
In9riffe autmcrten fctIen benn bds ,pdre
rpcbl foum Der Wube nertb Oas Ic(e
perltebt oteiss Wbi9mauSper MIR III out. -
Sc (lnb cicitlben 8ldtter, bic in 1914 Uctf,
in 1910 BAN gnren, ouf bic ltdnblid(te,
n'eocrtrddti9ffe @eiIe lditerteu uuo Der
tdr,moeten; es fIno Die 8ldtter oerIelben
Wblsfiihrer, bic ben 9rceen Sddcn ihmdbz
ten, bic ourd ibre 9erldumouusen felbf bic
9attin bes 9rpsen Wannes unter bic Grte
brahten II. bon oenen felbft Der It'll itertlibe
Sefferfrn niht selhpnt puroe.
gSie Die 5,pdnen fallen iIe nber Senen Der,
Der reinere @runolise bcl1st als Te ieIbft,
uno je GROCER nno rener Elm bemctretiIher
@anotoat oateht, oeltc mcbr 9iauben fIe llrs
fade gu BADEN, itn nit ibrem ctnmdhtisen
@eifer at beIuoeln. Cib.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
esruuusast,e UNI utebt Raaennrr

0r Die cbama6ttsen @erfude unfered
Ssadbars bonn nSbic HepcfItcrn" Sen. @af
~ einens Gatipe su itempeln, fnb in be,
gtat "a erbdrmlidL ais bae fe beioaber'
91ufmerf flamteit uerbienen. Sin jecer Renfd
fenHt bic @crIiebe ber Bbt9parttel unb be,
icnoers bic unieres gafbars, fur llntpabr.
hea unc 9runblcIe 8ebauptangen, uno fein
eenfenoer RenIh tpiro fidb burt blcge 8es
tauptun9en, ote fdon ren born berein bas
@eprd9e Der Observation-Disclosures an tld tras
gen, in feiuem urtbeile IRE Ietten laiIen.-
Was mir ei9eaHid NIT Der Grtrdbnung bies
fer Shtpahbeit unferes T2adbars beab(Ids
tt9ten, srar cine 0iii9e Der allbefannten
Tbatiade, bag bas uSbio HepcGtorn" uns
ter Der eettun9 eines Nannes ftebt, Der ebet
70 tpeni9 pclittih ebrlih aIs harfftnnte III,
Der, tpenn er in bic &lemme 9erdth, fem Seil
in benz trchlbefannten Mtttet al(er Stlmper
iutt, ndmliG: 81 etourtutf fhen su|
bren.
Das ,,Ohto MepcGtcrD" etoube bod, ia
nitt, bae Die einsemanoerten Burger 70
blooGnni9 Gnc, feline nadten 8ebauptunaen
fur baare Wlinae ju nebmen. Sb9letdD einis
|9e DeutfHe nadl feiner @ei9e III tansen I'D,
beqaemen, 70 1T camtt nod niht ertpieIen,
baB bies 6olee ibres BlobfInnes 1T. lStr
|9lauben oielmebr, bae biefe Wenfhen NIT
gan; fpeni9en 9lusnabnten, bon ebraeisiaen
anc felbttfahttsen Mctioen geleitet neroen,
ionif aber cine frappante @barafterdbnlidfeit
nit unierem 0errn Slahbar beGsen bas
beiBt fe beTsen eben 70 nentg poIitild,e @br,
Iitfett eben 70 spenis SdarffInn, als er.
Das 8etDuet(ein feiner pclittfhen llnreolids
felt er3eu9te ii Dem @ebdhtni1e unieres
9tahbars eiue ioId,e Dernirruns, bae er Den
Iamen unferes 8lattes NIT benz eines ceut.
fd,en 8lattes in Aaentospn, pa., pertpehe helte,
uno es ,,Sriebensbpte" nannte., Dieler Sch:
Ter tit nun freilid, febr per;etblitb, betpeifl
aber bod, baB feibif bei einem alten, in ben
Slnoen oes Wbi9tbums ersrauten Wanne
eas Gepifen satpeileu nod cine sepife
Wadt ausibt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
mg @. Meysr beantra9te am Is.
D. @a Der 9eriammtnns bes @a8s,
O2utfsr< a2nM4$ efrc. GIukS E,,IncnNs WpS

| W0 - Ss UtytI oeu'ht"S'N ""' :"
b. go RS 8erfammlnns bes @aBs,
Buffers aspBeuer @tubs foIsenbe Se'
fhlIi1e. Die einftimmig anaencm1nen tpnrcen.
+ 8e1h[offen, bas bic bemofratild,e
partbet fldb ffsts ais 9orfdmpfer fir sleide
Nehte erUies uho in beffdnpisenu Gampfe
sesen Die eiebIin9e ces Goceralismus, ndm'
lid sesen bas syitem fhIauer, srcbl bersd's
meter Maasreseln, ftanb, tpccarb eine itete
besiinitiste &laffe befabist miro, bon Dem
Shmeis unb Der 9lnfrensuns Der arbeitens
ben &laf1e iu Ieben uno fett su rperoen; -
m6brenb bic oemcfratilte partbet itets icls
die @aasreseln in 8eSus ouf uniere 0fsnts
liden 2dneereien oertbeici9te, Die auf oas
Bette berehnet maren, Die Weblfabrt Der
WaGe oes 9plfes gu beforceru.
8eihlofIen, caB curd, BEN rcbls
tbdtisen Giufus Der Srnneidse slsiher
9iehte, rpelde Don jebcr bas @laubensbes
tenntnis Der bsmctratilhen parthci ausmas
den, wie auf Grreihnns jener srcsen &es
form - bic ginfltrun9 lclder @elese ndms
lid,, Die eir grocer 2heil oes amerifoniften
8cttes ie iehulih wlnid,t, wcnad jecer
girser IN ben Stanb sefest wirc, cine
Sreitdtte ouf amerifaniihem Booen gu ere
Iansen uuo su beGseu, bic olsoanu leine
une ieiner Gamilie uuabbdnsistet uno mas
terieae 9lhdielisfeit ildert, ,usleid bic Ses
Ireidcrun9 einiser Wenisen burd 8ersroees
Irnn9 ibrer Qdnberitrids 1T be1hrdnfen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
Werit WiGarbT Tiampr

Suncerte baben oteie Srase oufsemcrfen,
leitrem leinc Grnenuun9 fir bic 8iee Yrsil'
centen Stelle befannt seworoen. @r it e."
aeadteter 9looctat in elmer Der Stdote i'm
Stoate IenYcrf, uno par Sanoitat fur
@cuuernor sesen SilaS Drisbt, wurbe
aber aebUten. Sri,her hattie er i'm @onsreB
eebient, uub mar 8crfser Der Committee
aber- lBe9e uno Mittel ndbreno Der henfs
tpirbiaen Sieuns tpelde Gr,pdhluns bonn
Soarriion fcl9te. llnter (einen Dfentlihen
Sanolunsen bel jener @eIe9enbeit peroient
feine eiftise lluterftueuns bes ganferctt
@eeses-nno fem bitterer Mioeritano 9esen
oas BID, woonrd) benz patriotcn Sadjcn
bas Straf9elo tpeld,es 9aiobter Sale, in J,eu
Srleons. imSabr 1875, ibm oufeste besabtt
wurbe, benerft 81 iperoen. Diele 0anbtuns
gen fIno an unb fir fth felbit binreideno
oem Gidet in pennfDlpanien NIT srceer
@ebrbeit ben eaufpae Su 9eben.
(San. Sag.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26

Gif,tetn B or e. Seatur5 Tcre,
Der @bi9fanoicat fur bic 9cuoerneurIhaft
bon Sbic, bat Gh Biz jsst nod ni6t bemcs
gen 9efiiblt gu fasen, cb er fur cber sesen
@en. GaYlcr thinner spirb, unb wenn mir
uns nidbt iebr tduihen, tptroser nad unierm
Dafarbalten bts nad Der Wabl bteles iein
Stillfhneiaen prbI bebaupten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26

s q b oes @cuperneurS Sbunt por
penniYloanien. - slm Iesten DcnnerltaS
sbenb om 7 llbr entIhlief Der @ouperneut
BON penniplpanten. Srani Sdunt. - Der.
ielbe mar in jeoer Beiie ein bSdit ad,tunss,
tpertter Weann, ein gutter 8eamter uno Elm
Sreuno beutfher 8enobner bieies Staates,
tpesbalb mir nit tiefem 8eoauern iein toin-
ihetoen anset9en. (Grbfrc.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
9(uflTiilnA Der Narfr,erfcbin.

gs wiro biermit Rahrtobt ertbeilt, boe
Die ebemals eriftirenoe partner1bip ,tpiId,eu
|n6fblth uno fitbli Of en- Btias
am s. Sani1e4 in philadelphia aufaebcben
tpuroe. aIte Wbiss tuerben hiertei aeparnt.
I'D, Dor Settlements NIT einem sepif5en 2 a.
darias 2aDIor, fiibliher Sflapcu,
batter, ,u biiten, ,inbem oerIelbe inn Seorben
Die 9iunbs sebt uno Serberuusen en-
an bic Wbispartbei iteat tpciu er fein 9fett
bat - ba er niemals in Der Yartuerlhip Bee
tbeilt9t mar.
Sobn Mceean,
Daniel Webfer,
WiufieIb Scott,
fein
Soorace ID 8reelep.
3eihen
Suni co., lS48.
Geue Sanfe gebrcdb N.
Sed,s 0umpenfabrit iten i'm Staat yeeps
0crt lue far5lih ben QBes alles IleIbes
sesanssn. 9atet @ud Dor slnuabme ibrer
Joten !!
Die Canal -Sanf bon ellbanY,
- 3pmptins So. Banf.
- eerpis So. 8ant,
- Sefferion 60. Bant,
- Sire Sant,
- Wartne 8ant.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
THE 22ND.

Last Tuesday the order Of Sons Of TEN
perance turned out in regalia to celebrate
the anniversary birthday Of George Wash.
ingtdn. Their brcthren Of Rock Island
united with them in the celebration. An
address was delivered nj the Court House
by H. Price, Esq, utter which they formed
procession through tho streets, preceded
BY the Moline band, aud terminating a,
che Le Claire House, where they found
ready served up n substantial dinner, oil
which 100 ladies and gentlemen partook
Tho members Of the Rock Island division
were then escorted 10 the river and dis.
missed with three cheers. Business en-
gsgemcnts prohibited our attendance al
the Court House, or we would be enabled
10 give moro extended notice Of the pro
cssdings.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
LEAP YEAR BALLS.


Tho ladies throughout the Union IRE rs
sorting their rights, as vouchsaicd by Leap
Year. The ladies Of Pensacola, Florida,
gave ball on the eighth Of January TO which
they invited the gentlemen, from among
whom each selected her partner in the
dance.
The vincennes (Ia.) San, says that
twelve young ladies are managers Of a
@Leap Years Ball. to be given Ut Shaker
town, in that county, on the Goth Of Februa-
~. The Tickets wero printed at tho Sun
Office.
The Brnttleboro' Eagle, states that the
ladies Of Vernon, w., awaiting themselves
ofthe tin's-honorcd prcroga,ivc Of leap year
made arrangements Tor dance on Tues.
day evening last, invited the gentlemen,
gallanicd them back aud forth, and--poid
Gae bills.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
TO ADVERTISERS.

We invite attention to the Davenport
Gazette o medium Of advertising TO those
who desire 10 make known their wants 10
the inhabitants Of the middle and northern
counties Of Iowo. Our paper has now IN
extensive circulation in the counties oil
Scott, Muscatine, Cedar, Clinton, jackson,
Dubuque, &c., in Iowa, aud Rock Island
and Whilesido counties, III. A liberal de-
ducsion made TO those who advertise by the
year.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
DELuSION SMITH.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Atlas, thus alluded TO the strange
compound Of human nature 10 he found in
one Of The back counties Of our S,stc:-
"'Thc Government have bccn long any.
ious TO get Mr.. Trist home again. Blu,
his case is somewhat similar to that vi Del
cyan Smith, whom President Tyler sen,
out on some diplomatic mission; soon after
they wanted 10 recall him, but he kept do1a.
ing about among the Sandwich lslands, and
would no, he found. This give rise to q
new name. by which he was Tor long time
known--DeIusion Smith. Well! Dclasion
Trist is not 10 he found, aud the next runner
we hear about him is, that no had joned
the Mexicans-nnd today VIC have still
another rnmor, that Don Senior Trist has
been specializing in Mexican Stocks. and
shat no has srartroutcd 10 England, or
elsewhere, with the ihrcc millions which
were to purchase n peace. Such are the
rumors Of tho day.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
READ OUT AGAIN.

Tho editor Of the Iowa City Reporter is
lsdling out s'soft sawder" to the Roman
Catholics, In the cndeavor to make some
amends Cor having endorsed the outrageous
sentiments Of one Deiazon Smith; but il 10
vain, the Locofocos Of Dubuque have again
read him out Of the party. Though he may
return again and again, his influence 10 for
ever destroyed, save among the .'scurf und
scum" Of tho party--as every man, sooner
or later, must reach tho level nature in
tended him TO occupy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
Fer President Of The Ulited States,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
A(aENTR.

The following named gen lemen arc Request
Cd to act - Agents for the Gazette in their sew
sral localities. Those indebted to US living ~
the vicinity Of IN Agent will find il more conve
nisnt 70 make payment to him. Tho Agent
ere requested to remit us by mail. Those resi-
ding convenient to Camanche can make pay
ment in whcat, etc. At Mcssrs. Burrows & Pref
yyman's store, to Mr.. Van Tuyl:
lie Claire, JOHN LyrER,
De WiN, Mr.. RoBB, r. NJ.
Cananche, VIZ. VAN TU,L,
Lyons, BENZ. LAKE,
.MoQuokela, Posr MAsTER,
SsbsIa, E. A. Woop,
linton. JOIN p. Coon,
ROehesler, JOSH A. Guy,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
AN ACT

10 proride fer the relocation Of the Coun
fy Scat an the county Of Jackson.
Section !. DO il enaciej by the Gsncr,
Assembly Of tho State of Iowa, That III,
legal voters Of Jackson county sllull vote
at the April election Of ls4s, for sucl
points IN said county ms they NAV deem
proper, and il, upon canvassing tho votes.
II is nscertaincd that any QUO poin, has re.
ccised majority Of votes owe all others.
then that point shall be aud remain the
permanent seat Of Justice Of said Jackson
county. But if no ono poin, shall receive
such majority, then the legal voters Of amid
county shall vote NJ the mex. August cleo.
ton for the two points which received the
highest number Of votes n, the April cleo.
ton, and the p6in. receiving the h;ehcs,
number Of votes, shall be and remain the
permanent scat Of Justice Of said Jackson
county.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts coming
in conflict with this act 30 and The same
arc hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This net to takc effect from md
after ito publication IN tho Iowa Capital
Reporter.
Approved Jan. Oath, lS4s.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.

At a Meeting Of the WING MEMBERS b
tho Senate and House of Representative
Of the United States held on Thursday eve
ming, january 9th, 1915, to consider tbs
propricty Of recommending WmIG IA.
rIoyAL CONVENTION. the lion. w. p. Man,
gum, Of North Carolinn, was called To the
chair, and Hon. CALEB B. SMrrm, Of lndi
ann. was appointed Secretary.
After discussion and due delibcrntion, il
was
Resolred, That i, is evpedient 10 hold a
Wing National Convention Cor the purpose
Of nominating candidates CT the Offices
nf President, and Vice President Of tho
United States.
And then the meeting adjourned for one
week.
On Thursday evening, 81 February, tho
meeting convened pursuant TO adjournment
when, utter some general discussion rs In
the time and place ofhoding tho proposed
Convention, Independence Hall, in the ci,y
of philadelphia. and The scrcnsA day 81
June were agreed upon.
II aras therefore Resolacd, That the
Wing membcas of the Senate and House
of Representatives OF The United States, d.
recommend to their friends throughout the
Union, that Wing National Convention
be held at independence Hall, in the city
Of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the 9TH day
Of June, le4S, for the purpose Of nomina
ting candidates for the Offices ,of President
and Vice President Of The United States.
On motion il WINS ordered TINT the pro-
cceding Of this nesting be published in the
National lntelIigencer, aud that all tho
Wing papers in the United States be re-
qucsied to copy them.
Alter which the meeting adjourned sine
die.
WILLIE P. MANGUAI, Chairman.
CALEB B. SMITH, Secretary.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

Tho editor Of the Iowa City Reporter
says that instructions have been received
in tue Land Office Of that city, sin pursu-
anco Of q decision by the Commissioners,
ofthe Land Office, which will operate 81.
iectually 10 yacate our bran new seat oil
goncrnment." The deponcnt further adds,
that he has known il all the time, but was
aware "there was no use talking to Hawk
eye Legislators when once they get their
beads Set" Strange that our Locoloco
lagislatoss would rather consult .ba!d .lace,'
than stblue-face."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
SHEPHERD LEEELER.

We had occasion few weeks since 10
Inform the constituents Of tho sbove named
gentleman, that At time, and the only
time, in which his vote WAS truly needed,
their Representative in Congress absen,cd
himself from the House. We have another
instance Of dercliction Of duty.
A slave attached to one Of tho Congress.
sionul boarding houses-for il is a fact
known, we presume, 10 most Of our readers
that this "stench in the nostriIs" Of our
nation slavery arises under the very NO
ses Of it, assembled delegaics-had stipu-
lated with the man holding him in bondage,
for his freedom. The price specified, Is
proven by tho receipts Of the master, pro-
duced by the slave for the purpose, had al.
most been pnid, when by orders Of his vii.
famous master he was seized in broad day
light, gagged, forced 10 the slave market,
thence shipped 10 New Orleans TO be sold
into soathcrm slavery, which from repeated
aggravations, has become The most hope
less bondage.
That man must be morbid in his sensa
tons whose blood does not slightly quicken
in his veins upon perusing the recital q
such M outrage. Yet, why is not right
We are informed that it "transpircd in &c.
cordance with, and under tho express pre-.
lection Of, the laws Of the United Slntes.'
One ofthc present Judges Of our State has
declared his intention Of committing Ger.
tain net, invested il another officer, which
the legislative power never intended TO be
performed by Judge. Why? Because
he is sufficiently verscd in his profession e
perceive, that although not sin accordance
with, or under the express protection Of
il will not be in riolasios Of, the laws of.he
U. States, nor OF the State Of iown. Good
as arc our laws there IRE many loop-ho!cs
through which tho cunning knayc can Is
cape.
Congress being the only legislative au
thority Of the District Of Columbia, Mr.
Giddings reported the transaction TO the
House and requested on enquiry into the
particulars. The subject was laid upon
the table by vote Of st 10 81, but upon q
reconsideration more members being in a,
tendance, carried, 0ltoSS. WIN. Thomp
son, the Representative Of our Southern
District, was in his place and voted prompt.
ly to enquire into the outrage, bu, Shop
herd LETTER lodged the question BY again
being absent. Sickness may have prohib
tied our Representative upon those two oc.
cnsions from exercising all that Iowa cur
expect from him, the right Of suffrage. II
so, however, his constituents ere this time
would have had hint to that effect.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.
New YoRK, Feb. 10. 3 ,. n

49, sss~s -. Az - - -
The Sarah Sands arrived this morning
at New York. The Dixie Parma and Mo
dina and the Emperor Of Austria have en-
tered into treaty offensive and defensive,
TO resist the reform spirit, and the soldiers
have Joined the people at Syracuse, and
hold the citadel. The treaty between the
Pope Of Rome md the Emperor ar Russ,n
has been ratified. Russia will tolerate the
Rnmish Church.
characterization still continues in Ireland
though with some abatement. Fresh out.
breaks in Gepoa. NJ English market.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

@sss proceedings Of meeting Of the
Wig Members Of the Senate and House ol
Representation Of the U. States, for time
- p'ses = holding Wing National Con.
voOlioo.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

UNCLE ToBY.-The advertisement of the
Uncle Toby will be found in our columns
this week. Both the boat and Capt. Day
arc well known in this trade. Tie Cap.
tain assures Us that be will make regular
trips % advertised in the card.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

0rOur river is almost free from ice and
gradually on the rise. Boats can now Wis
i - without difficulty. Yesterday morn.
ing was cold, Otherwise the weather ha,
been mild.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

The Col. answered that Il scas Tie Only vay
lie could be capsared. Col. Arresa WAS
captured 10 The same hacienda on that
night.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
PEACE.

Rumors Of peace have followed one upon
the hocls Of another, until we almost have
learned TO discrcdit the whole Of them.-
Editors are SO anxious to have the present
ruinous war terminated, that every little
rumor that savors Of peace is magnfied in
TO positive declaration. No man more
heartily desires pacific movement upon
the part Of Mexico, than the individual
who has occasioned her beli;gerant atli-
tude. II is said that in virtue Of on imme-
date negotiation, tho present incumbent Of
tho Presidential Chair, would have n
chance for denomination as a Locofcco
candidate for the Presidency. To defeat
such ,nan MS James X. Polk, saddlcd with
an unnecessary, expensive and most deplo-
rabIc war, bundle Of veto messages and
political Inconsistencies, would be mere
play for tho Wings. A peace, however,
favorable the terms 10 our government,
canno, justify in the minds Of the Ameri-
can people the unwarranted and unprcce-
dcnted conduct Of our Chief Magistrate.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

GrHonest John Davis has entirely re-
covered from his sickness, which at one
time was reported 10 have been fatal, and
again taken bis seat in the Senate.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

0rHcrr Alexander and Dan Marble
are playing in vera Cruz.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24
ELISHA CUTLER. IR.

ID il very rarc indeed that wo see man
holding 30 high an Office. rs Secretary Of
State, lending his name to calls TOR politi-
cul meetings, but tho present incumbent Of
shot office in Iowa appears 10 have no scru-
pies whatever upon the subject. We per.
ceive that he has taken another step aud
announced himself as candidate for Dele
gate 10 the National Convention. "a
Democrat" in the last Dubuque Express
thus speaks Of Mr.. Cutters qualifications
I've ,nay add that when an officers own
party 90 severely ccnsurc his acts, il is ey-
idcnt he 10 unworthy the trust conlided in
him:--'What Mr.. Cutters qualificai ions
are, may not be generally known; but il
we IRE to Judge Of tho tree by its fruit,
then has Mr.. Cutler already proved himself
unfit ior netting in the capacity Of delegate
to select candidate for the highest office
IN the gift Of a free md in'clligent people,
The editor Of the Dubuque Express aludes
to Mr.. Cutters qualifications in a manne,
80 ambiguous ms to bc tnn.amount 10 con
demnntion. lie sa,s:-"Hc may be an Oh
jectionable candidate for this station" !,
other words, "Ils is IN Objectionable can
didate," not possessing sufficient ability.
| sIt will be remembered that Gen. Pillow wro
several letters over the signature Of "Leondas''
laudatory Of himsef,'' c.--Darenport Gasette
"It will be remembered that" the above sen.
tenco is willful faschood, as Gen. Pillow Inn.
repeatedly oisavowcd being the author, or ofhav
ing any knowledge Of who was the author Of The
Leondas letters II the editor Of the Gazette
has any regard for truth or honesty, he viii
s'crawGsh" immedu tcly .-Ioca City Reporter.
Gen. Pillow 10 not SD much Of Demo
crat but that he will sometimes lie. Our
worthy contemporary lives SO far in Tho
backwoods, Tint perhaps ho has not hcare
that Gen. Scott possesses copy oil one
of those .sLconidas" letters, written il
characters Enthusiastically the production q
Pillows own hand? Such is avcrrcd 10 bt
the fact.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

"HYPERIA" will excuse ~ for inattcn
tion-hs will zee himself in print soon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-02-24

TINE OF HOLDING COURTS IN SECOND DIS.
rRIcr.-Ccdar county, first Monday, or 3D.
day, in April. and first Monday, or 4,h day,
in September. Jackson county, first Mon
day, or LIST day, in May, and fourth Mon
day, or 25sh day, Of September. Clinton
county, second Monday, or 9Th day, in
May, and first Monday, or I'd day, in Oc-
tober. Scott county, second Thursday, or
18th day, in May, aud first Thursday, or
9Th day, in October. Muscaiine county,
third Monday, or 18th day, in May, aud
second Monday, or 9th day 10 October.