The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
voY AGE Up SALT R.AlR.

VOi AGE Up SALT R.siR
The navisttiua u tie f.tie up Sill
R,vtr,' his tseca af;eu described, nlafa ~
less niaa,ei. By lac ..ll sails II oMh The
great naiianai pariles, nhQ>e cslgeac,es
have irotn is;ae - titae led laesa 10 iasl
saiuaisoas aa. ,nsi4 .roiiua re.ioa. Ihe
ca',ar II the Hartford Courier ah9 IN .5e
the trip in the roed Old steamer Connect.
cot, with the rest II Tue lafge Wing feet.
Oh the evening OF the 81 u Ny, a.aer.
gives an sais.sing account {. Tie passs.t
Up The be, Tie following ey.racis vii bs
OF interest 10 some q eur Feaaers:
We passed vess FapIais ~ ihe rJsoF, foa
the tide isas setting s.roag Ia that direction.
Gea- Scott exsmaeI Wish mac. caslasi;
both banks ai the river is we sailed oa.--
II iras the reri first time h. hsd teen on he
s.reaas, end ever, thug was new ,o iau
4 am not aisae rtenea. says Inc Old sete,
ran, i have troops Of liieads around ne
VITO have fallen nth me III, lie til.
been devoted To The Republic, aad | los
10 its deeis . now. bis sute cauna
bit u The record Of my ef.i e. fam nn
countrys Aislery. pusle1ily will 10 ~,
justice.
As we neared The extremity Of tht
stream, wa passed ni=ay beautiful cu4u.rt
residences. At one Of Tie iinesi. III ht,
large caoaege garden, s,sad 4. r;in Va
Buren,. Tie had 1901 YET recot cred iron
his grief, 81 seeing The Dem cratic iisei
sail b. without takl4g him "a bard
TIE bacAoheat cake sin bis mouta,
The tear Was in his eye
We inquired Tor the Prace, aud f,lad
taaf he had followed The fl c, IN sma
skid, and here were msny fears enter.
tanned for his safety.
A li,llo further OPP was Il iehsnan. Po, /
man! lie Looked hsgsard. The Dem .
cr5tic garment With which he h,i CO.. ossu
up his principles s. long, vs. gfosira
thin. and,he o!4 Fe4erai hue showed mr.
ia several places.
"a ihe mex. turn &c tie river We tanad
Cass, ~ringing biz bands in agany, II la
desertlon OF his friends. VIVA his cost
and ha, off, he was cSct.injne amid the
noise and confusion oi he sari around him
in the words of the Captive hnigbt.
'They are gone. They have all pass'a IS,
They IN whose wars had borne part,
They thai los'd With hroller's heart.
They have leil me here 10 die,
Sound asain clarion. Clarion, peur thy blast.
Sound For the Presidential dream e hope IS
past
Soon aiifr, We came 70 tie place wbe Q
the whole Free Sod party we're disea :
barking John p. iiale. MS ia ser,
god ua.ared frame y mind, making preps-
ratlons Ter permanent residence, as he
had 10 des hat Or ears " mid carr, him
down The stream again Many Of tbaa.
were seated on the rocks, with Ianr - le.
stirring up the mud ot tie stream, waiit
several ipky fellows were csiiiay up0u
them to .'agitaie, agiate," Most II tie
Massachusetts members we're siiiiau Il
their boats. expecting that lie Dem crats
would charer;he old Steamboat CDs.ist1a
and come up alter them next week.
Soon after cur arrival 4 large public
meeting was called, which assembled near
Cape Iwa-Agdia. Ion. Stay.at home
Grurnber was appointed cl..irman, and
Job Doolis,ie Esq. Secretary Hon. sIr
Facing both WAYS made some l4cArymose
remarks, Which were promptly Aissca
down; whea Mr.. Stick to lhe-right Great.
heart offered the following rcsoals.3us.
which we're nasninoGs, passed
ReSoieed, ~ rhat after matase dali.
GRAFTON, We come 10 the coael4s ~. taas ,cs
are rored ~ Sab Rirer.
Resolrc.l, (2l That ae are nj a,a rtaaa.
Resolred, {3) That every roster III lie
settlement. that crows once, shali tm4ea.
ately be deeapitaied
Resolred, k!) That. in the investigator
ofour dcieal, we do moi think ii Is owing {
Whitfield Seats splendid services, ar /.
Franklin Pierre's bitterness. lgt 10 H.
fact that he had not rotes enough
ReSolped, ri fhai Ne .tay here, ANS
we 60 dosn slream again
Resoired, ~ Tbn, Ia the words Of the
poet. se saa"H riA aerer do 70 gire il up
so, .Hr Bropa'