The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-16
WHOLE NUMBER 4s7.

y, has, we perceive; introduced into tho
Senate resolution for furnisbing the SEN
ate With $50 copies Of Judge Green's Re-
ports Of the Supreme Court. AZ tbese
books would only cost seventeea hundred
and fifty dollars. this may he consisted -
a fair specimen Of whig economy.--Iopa
Gazette. EsF
No YOU don't Mr.. Gsseite. We cannot
afford 10 lei you charge the extrsvaesnce
Of this Locofoco Legislature upon tho Whir
party. simply because q Wing friend II
Judge Green chooses to present resolution
Ia behalf Of his Honor. The Wings have
but ten members nnd although, thew are
likely 70 play off good many pranks upou
their forty odd Loco brethren they must
not be held responsible for The proceedings
Of this Legislature. e
The donation of $3.50. which has ac,ual-
iy been made to Judge Green 10 tho act Of
the Locofoco Legislature and the Locoto.
co Governor and is specimen Of their or.
dinary tactics IN feeding party peis out Of
the Treasury Of the people. " ala'# .
Before The session 10 over We prSsums
the members Of the Legislature will vote
. copy Of The Reports to each Of ftheir mem.
bers, including also their Firemau, snd 9th.
er oficefs as has been the custom hereto.
fore in such cases. f9 saae
They will then sell the Books aa hsif
price TO the lawyers Of the State, and pock-
ct the proceeds as 50 much clear gain.
Kcokuk Register.
OsLY osE SURE RoAD TO WEALrn.
Says the Neu Yorker, notwithstanding
the great influx Of gold from California, We
still hear the old complaint al fidses Of the
scarcity Of money. Mankind are dis.
satisfied race Of beings, and delight 10 grum-
bling, and among all their lamentations;
none is more frequent, and At the same time
so unfounded, AZ this. Money Il never
deficient; il is articles 10 exchange for ID
that are needed. lfa man has qssid p,0
quo 10 offer, i. is seldom that any difficulty
occurs in getting cash Tor il. Let money
be rs abundant 40 it may, very little ever
finds its way unwotked for into the recess-
es Of the poor mans pocket. h 10 lust
like any other species Of property, and csu
only be had by thoss who have tie theans
TO pay for it. IL man has nothing 10 give
for coat, he cannot get II except by way
os gift or charity, even If the market is
glutted with coats, and Just 80 with gold;
silver, and every thing else. The fact is,
money will never become plentiful in tho
way that some people imagine, for no mat
ter bow many millions may Be sified from
the salsds Of the Sacramento, or dug from
the rocky sides Of the Sierra Nevada, their
possessors will not part with them except
for value received, end such as are unable
TO offer that must needs 60 without.
"Then let Us hear no moro Of this twsd-
die, moneys scarce" h money il scarcs
with you, i is becau,e you have no indus
| try, no labor, no property 10 give iu sx-
chshgs for il, and yos csDnut oxpsct 10 get
il for nothing. Go 10 work diligently. sod
and practice upon tho maxim Of Poor Rich.
ard, that g, penny saved is a penny mads,"
and our word for il, you will som cesss 10
complain that "money's scarce"
SrEAkrNo AGAINST TIME.-Ths Chsr.
don (t)hio) Rcpublic tells ''good ones
abou. Judge Rssel, Of Clsyeland;
"Judge Bssel went down TO the State Of
Munson last week to make a speech against
the fugitive law. Being destitute Of .
time piece, The Judge csiled for oue, aud
one af the ssbshoys" handed up his sEevol-
ver." Laying the rusty looking watch on
the desk, his Honor proceeded ia an elo-
quent speechof some three hours length,
occasionally glancing al the watch, 10 SEQ
that be RAJ mt trespassing too much upon
the patience Of bis audience. Finally.
having exhausted all bis ideas and his
strength, the Judge took up the watch. the
pointers standing at haf psrt sis6,, and
told tiie audience he would give why, and
lei SOME one else occupy the yemaisder OF
the evening. Now the truth was, il vas
hdlf past cleren and tho Judge hsa III the
the white been speaking against dumb
,catck. without even. ntistrusfing tiyU i,ke.
We believe kis Honof dckaoSledaes dss
corU. aw3
The following are the. closing ren,a,ks
Of ssnntor Foote's speech At New York.
last week:
"Aris,ides aid Thenistocles died ~ they
had lived-impiAcabte rivals. Cesar drove
Cnto from Kosns, and 70 suicide. Cicero
fell victim 10 that termsgshi, who called
Antony husband. Pit and Fox were ear
" rivals. and never became reconciled up
10 ths | stter's dcath Burke and FOX quar-
relied, and thus terminated sl long aud
|pleasant friendship. But Clay, nod Cass.
snd Webster, sacrificed upon The altar q
their country, all personsl riva!ship, oil
personal considerations; and. United as .
band Of brothers, ihimoftsiized thsusesveS
as the enduring trinity Of Americah patriot
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PREITr CoRREcr. Somebody says. god
is worsbipped ihsll ciiiaates without . sin.
gle ,smpis, and Nv III classss, without q
single hypocrite. h's no uss, denying'it--
as they say 10 the cnuntry-though W visk
half os much could be said oftrGc reliaioa,