The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
WHOLE NUMBER 3SI.


iden,ial battle with all the power and vigor
which they possess. They regard j, rs
one of life or death, of victory or annhiIa-
ton. II we nre defeated this time, il will
he hardly possible for the party to rally
ngain with any hope Of success. The anx.
ie,y I'll. Ivy the Wings in regard to tho
proceedings of the Philadelphia Conycn-
ton, shows hnw deeply important they
consider the result Of the race 10 be. Vic
tory nj this time is EVERY ritINn. Wo
mus; pn, an end to the present d,nasty,
and take from il the power to pcrpctuato
itself. II is also of tho first Importance
that we should carry the cay. in order TINT
We may obtain the Judgment of the nation
arains. the Mexican wnr and the policy
pursued hy the Administration. The cleo
ton Of MIR. Cass would DC considered ns nh
endorsement, by the nation ofnll Mr.. po,k's
acts, including of course his war with Mex.
leo. IL would show that war aud blood
she'd arc popular, tina, the appetite for more
territory has increased by what il fed on,
and that in order To nppcasc il in tho 10.
turc, and 10 give cclnt to his adminis,rn-
ton. new countries will have tn bc taken
Cuba, Jnmaica, iucalnn, and tho wholo
Of Mexico. These nrc M, mere spccula-
tons. Everybody knows, who has watch.
ed the Senatorial career OF Mr.. cass, that
ho has nm insane hatred OF England.--
| Hence In was tho most ultra Of the 5i 40
men in the Senate, and he has never omit
ted an occasion 20 exhibit his hostility Ia
that country. A distinguished military
gentleman, a Democrat, has in this CITY
within the last two days snid, tina, he had
no doubt, from what hc knew Of Gen Cass
and Of the men who are deepest ia hi, con
lidcncc, TINT in tho event of his election
there would I've n war between this conn
try md England in less than six nnnths!'"
The Philadelphia NORTH .imcr.icaa thus
discourscs &c Gen. Caas:-
OF Gen. Cass we shall in due time havo
something to say. For tho prcsrn, i, is
enough for us TO know that by oil tho
Wings, aud by many-vcry many--sd his
own party, his nomination is regarded as
the certain precursor Of his political down
fall. A parasite of Royalty abroad-a
dcmagoguc ut home: fcdcralst in his
youth--a jacohn in his agc: blustercr in
words--a renegade in deeds: smoo,h-llppcd
and ialsc-hcarrcd: seeking by all sorts Of
inclination to gain unworthy nis,--w,lI
these md similar characteristic traits
known to the American people, j, is inpos-
siblc that they can fail to statnp upon him
their marked and signal disapprobation.
Material is moro abundan, than space,
but we ,nny resume tho quotations hcrcaf-
ter, Us il is interesting 10 know the public
mind in relation tn n candidate for So i'm
portant an Office as that OF President Of tho
United States. The New York Ercning
Post, the Daily Globe, the Oswcso Pallad-
ium, the Onondaga Standard, tho Albany
Atlas, the Democratic Advocate, the Della
ware Gazette, aud the Democratic Rcilcc-
tor, nj! indulge in the most decided condcm-
nation Of LEWIS c,ss for President. They
denounce tho Convention, and all connect
cd with il, and support the proposition for
State Convention to nominate Presidents
aud Vice President, an the 2al ol the pres
cut month. The Globe announces thu, tho
meeting called for Tuesday la., Of tho
Barnburncrs, was addressed BY John Van
Barren, Gen. James Nye, Of Madison coun-
~, Thee. :;ctgwick, John Cochran, c. G.
Cambrcleng, Benjamin L. Butler, David
ID. Field aud Thos. W. Tucker.
ATMOSPHERIC CnuRS We have been
shown new Churn, invented and patent ed
by LEWIS Y JOHNSON, Of Springfield, H.,
the 9Th Of May last, which operates ON =
new. hut correct philosophical principle,
and with increiibc case aud rnpidity. Tho
principal consists ia the introduction, by
means 1t exceedingly simple machinery, Of
the atmospheric mir into the body Of milk.
The mir, BY tsown action, produces tho scpa-
ration Of the mlIa FROM tho butter. Tho
machinery is very simple, and tho principle
undcnahlc, and the operation of churning
can hardly lie said 10 hc labor III all. Bv
this ,nlchInc, IN ordinary churning could
be made BY child Of four years old, and
that, toe, without waiting for the cream 10
rise or tho milk to sour. Yesterday morn
ing, in less than fifteen minutes, at Scots
Hotel, butter was produced from fresh milk,
rom the dairy wagon Of Mcssrs. Clark g.
FINE, rs abundant and Us good rs conld
have been obtained by the ordinary process,
and without the aid OF water.-INo. Reyxb-
Hcdn.
Mrs. Louis Philippe, We learn, wants q
keeper for the "Isoynl lap dogs" Prentice
would do exactly Democrat.
Knowing from the soreness of your own
back that We understand how to manage
the Presidents dogs, you infer that wo
nigh, manage The Queens. Thank YOU