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pnllA., Lee lItl, lSi5
Dtan r Lii reply % yous ques N res pcctmg tle
Ct Dr. Dra.rs Pa,neca, win say. tia. although pcrtcci
disbclcver m the existence " PANAcEA Tor
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oi the systei still have bel eyed iha I Cunsump
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- Try yonr medicine IN tJ very inveteratc cases.
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knowing ais the nufinus effects nie oat ol ten
1T tar bllcsct, aud ether veg enio ties ss well OF
many Oi the rxpec rGns slnl s,l.ives s hl have
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lr Ncg! Respectfully ! RS. /. c GUM,
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To ts hn language o another Di paAc's Par1ccs, IN
always s,u r IN s eiiccfscYcr iuurluS il "a NOT hs
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the invalid into fatal security Il gfrit ranets-a
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,,.,,.,e1 GEO. u. GREEN Proprietor.
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-21
W hig Nominations.

The wing convention which met a
Bloomington on the 18th inst, nominated
TIMOTHY DAVIS, Of Dubuque, the mar
who was beaten by Bowen for Elector al
the State convention, as their candidate
for Congress in the second District. Mr.
ID. is man of respectable talents, radi.
cal wing, glorying in the cognomen of fed.
eralist, and one who will stand up to the
principles Of his party, "fodder or no fod-
der" We like this nomination because
the contest will now be decided purely
upon principle.
The same convention also nominated
W. A. WARREN, of Jackson county, whom
we stated last week the leaders had de-
cided upon, for candidate for Auditor Of
State, vice VIZ. M. Mobley, who refused
to be sacrificed.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-21
Ratification Meetings.

Our democratic exchanges are filled
with accounts Of large and enthusiastic
gatherings Of the Democracy Of the Union,
to ratify the nomination of CAss and BUT
LER. This overflow of enthusiasm is ve-
ry annoying to our brethren of the wing
press. Every shout which goes up for
our candidates strikes terror into the hearts
of the enemies Of equal rights every CUR
which they hear, sounds to them like
the death-knell Of their hopes. But not.
withstanding the pang with which it thrill.
the hearts Of our opponents. the Democra.
cy cannot on this account forego the op.
portunity Of giving vent to their long PEN
up enthusiasm. They seem determined
to have ga time Of it, So don't begin t.
cry "enough," yet, coonies; there is many
a shot in the locker yet.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-21
Abolition Nominations.

The Abolitionists Of Iowa have made
the following nominations for State and
County Offices:
For Presidential Electors. Charles Les.
lie, Thos. Frazier, Tin 0 by Fox and Levi
Andersen.
For Congressnssn. -Fiirst District SAM
L. Howe; Second do, James Dawson.
For Secretary Of State, VIM. Miller
Auditor, Edward Winery; Treasurer
Reuben Dorland.
Henry County.
For Representatives, J. w. Pulsiver
Moses Gibbs and Daniel Stanton; Clerk
Elijah P. Smith.
Louisa County.
For Representative, John H. William.
son; Clerk, John NJ. McCalla; Commits.
sioner, Alexander Cowdan.
Desmoines County.
For Senator, Henry A Ritner; Rep.
resentatiyes, Jeremiah Hall, Joseph Nc.
Maxim, WIN. Sheppard and John Mel lure
Clerk, John Harper; Commissioner, ]. M
McKenney.
We understand that the Liberty mel
have held a large mass meeting and mad,
their nominations in Washington county.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-21
Tom Benton for Cass.

"Old Tom," who, as every body knows,
is host, has lately come out hat-footed for
General Cass. The Washington cores
pon'ent of the Statesman says:
"To : i've you an idea of the enthusiasm
for the General, l may mention that Col.
Benton, to-day, came out flat-footed for
Cass with whom he has been on abso-
lutely unfriendly terms for years past
However, this is like him; for queer as
some of his notions are, he is prone to
throw himself upon principles only, in
matters Of moment. He says, that believ-
ing from what he perceives, that Cass is
the choice Of large majority of the de-
moeracy Of the country, he feels it to be
his duty to advocate his nomination; and
he points to the fact, that when not on
speaking terms with Jackson, similar con-
siderations induced him to advocate his
election heartily"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-21
How hey " ick 'cIn."

The feds. have lately revived an old
exploded system of electioneering, which
dates its parentageas far back as the Ogle
gold spoon humbug. 1t is this: If they
happen to get into conversation with a
democrat, (and the Lord knows they are
at no loss for opportunity, } instead of dis
GUESSING principles they Immediately launch
out in violent TRADES upon government
or its individual officers, the war, &c.,
until the subject is SO sick oftheir trash
that he ceases to make corrections of mis-.
statements, which contradictions have nc
other effect than to call forth fresh TRADES
of abuse. Here,,pon, he is Immediately
transformed,i in their Quixotic imaginations
either into a hopeful convert, or one labor
ing under deep concern Of mind.
Another and more Of short hand mode
of electioneering is, for one Of these silly
satellites Of wbiggery to announce in q
crowd-the larger, the better-that SC
many conversions have been made to Tay
lorism in certain or rather, as is more
commonly the case, in an uncertain place
When cornered up and requestedto give
the names Of the .'hopeful converts" they
are forced to name some old broken down
and long-ago-dissatisfed and disappointed
estray from our ranks, who has, perhaps
for years past, voted the whole hog whie
ticket, and who is as destitute of all polit.
ical character as was Potiphar's wife Of
virtue. ~ s.H...
Both these systems Of electioneering are
fraught with good results for the Democr;
cy, for they inspirethe sensible and honest
portion Of the wing party with disgust
the only portion oi'that party which We
desire to enlist under the victorious ban.
ner Of Cass and Butler.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-21
The Dem ucrstic Nominees.

The Louisville Courier, (whig,) in an
article under the head of the Baltimore
Convention holds the following manly
and candid language in regard to the de-
alterations Of that body, and the result Of
its labors:
"The proceedings of this body have dis
appointed US not little. The elements
Of discord, which seemed to threaten al
most the very existence of the Convention,
were met in spirit of frmness and fair
ness that disarmed them of much of their
power to do evil, and we could not help
| admiring the tactical skill that steered the
democratic vessel safely through the dan
gerous navigation of Wilmot provisos, &C
QUESTION ofterritory, and all other sources
Of strife. The formidable demand made
by the Barn-burners of New York, that
they should not only be admitted members
of the convention, but that they should
themselves be the convention, was firmly
resisted and laid upon the SHELF
When the Barn-burners insisted that the
convention should adopt their political
views, in order to command their acquies-
! cepce in the nominations of the convention,
it was nothing more nor less than claim
that they should be recognized as the nom
mating body, ndtheir foolish demand was
| rejected i'll full view of all the consequent
ces likely to flow from it.
Tie Democrats have nominated their
strongest men; they are men not only res
pected in point of ability, but of ire
proachable character. They have both
been in the public service for long per-
iod, and they have as few salient points in
their political and private character as any
two gentlemen we know. There is no
political capital to be made by abuse of
either of the nominees of the convention.
Their political conduct and principles must
be met in spirit of irmness, and assaults
upon them must be by reason, argument
and fact, or nothing will be gained in the
political canvass.
In speaking of the nominees of the
Convention, it says:
The long and various public services Of
General Cass, the responsibility of his
mental qualities, his patriotic devotion to
his country, and his irreproachable private
character, make him a very formidable can
didate for the presidency. And General
Butler carries no small share Of strength
to the ticket. He entered the service OF
his country at an early period of his life.
and he showed his patriotism by deeds OF
youthful daring, by the endurance of pri.
walton and suffering, and by career Of
soldiership that received the seal of Ken
tucky's appreciation, and no man ever won
that without richly deserving it. That
these gentlemen will generally carry the
vote Of the democratic party is certain.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-06-21

We noticed last week the assertion
which was made in one of the wing Jour.
mails Of this State, to the effect that ''tht
wing nominees for Electors are ahead o
the democratic candidates" for the same
Offices. In one point Of view, this is true
to the letter; Tor, not having truth upor
their side, and majority of them being
men Of overbearing, stiff and dictatoria
dispositions, for them 10 have an hours DO.
litical electioneering conversation with {
man at all wavering in his political yiews,i.
sure, if it has any effect at all, to make {
democratic voter of him. In this way
they are ahead Of our candidates fol
they not only do their own electioneering
but ours, too! This is what we call double
reaction electioneering. If it is industri.
ously followed up, there will be no use o.
our Electors troubling themselves to can.
vass the State.