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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-18
The Telegraph and MIR. Pierce. Votes.

The 81. Louis Times is good deal exercised
because Of the Geographic communication to
the westward Of the substance Of an article in
the Republic touching Mr.. PERcE's votes on
the Harbor and River bills. II scolds through
a whole column on the subject, mol that it has
any objection 10 the rofes-not it-but TO the
principle Of the thing. We spprehend that
our Democratic contemporary finds that these
votes Of Dir. PIERcE are operating TO dampen
the DEMocRATIc entu'ymusy in the Greai
West. They will be very apt TO do 50; and
we apprehend, if Mr.. PIERCE had not been
crowded on the convention in the manner he
was by the Southern State Rights wing of the
party, and the Western Democracy had been
made acquainted with his votes on these mat
tiers, he never would have received the nomi-
nation. The CALHoUr sect Of the Democracy
got the start Of the western friends Of Harbor
and River Improvements; and hence it is that
we find the selection Of Mr. PIERCE so pecu-
liarly acceptable TO South Carolina and Mr..
ORR.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-06-18
Illness or the Postmaster General.

We regret to learn that the Hon. NATHAN
X. HALL, recently called to the North by a
severe domestic affection, was yesterday lying
quite unwell at the city OF Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
IA ON En- EyAR EFT,

TavnspAY, Feb Ie--1 T. ~
There vas . general Improvement in quassNon.
Tor the leadns fancy stocks today, and be-
Ter feeling prevailed emorg operators We have
net much confidence IN tho perrnanenoy OF thi,
1t lock, 10 rs the result of ooncsrtsa
movement among tho buTc. There is nothing IN ths,
rreseIt state q things In the future that shrd in
auce outsiders to purchase cuy OF the fancy socks on
the market cobI7so2 for oornesrg operations may
earryu prices for sernn fancie but thc effect Of eah
movements now to conoenLas these stocks in the hands
oispecuatos Immediately connected who invariably have
to part With them at depreciation Reading rallied ,
little te-day; but 1t carnot than temporary Fri,
Ut fraction with iarzer sael than we have nosss
for feveral days Mos Of "a small fanoie, are re.lec
ed and prices unsteady Ths attention Of rsesuatsa
is centsrsd on Eric and E'alng, aud when decide,
reaction realized la th0,o stocks tho whos m s,s
viii 80 down with them
The vsTin,ions In quotations. 10 day do no. a-nonns
to much. At tbs nrst toerd Esie Railroad nsrsuc.a
- per cent; Reading Eai,road 4; Eris Income. y:
Canton oempeny, Is. Mczis Canal declined 4 ssr
cent; New Jeraoy zinc, H. AZ the second
oos1d kenairg Railroad advanced u per cent: Canlo.
20, ~ New Jertey 1irc i. There WIS no. much
acu'ity q tho afternoon beard, but the market wss
Altogether batter, and oloed firm az cur quotatlors
Tne receipts at the ooo Of he Assistant Trernrsr d,
this port to day, amounted to sS991o; payments s2os
go os-talapce, So 74eeo CT.
The Paterson and Ramapo Rallroad Company have d.
cisrtd semi annual ds,aoEd Of three percent
We are Informed that engagements have ales ~ b.e,
made for chipping than eleven hundred thousand
dollars in specie by the stcam,hp Pacific on Saturday
We pretty we'll satk6ed at least that amount viii "a
ont IN that steamer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

ANDREW STEVENS ON THK FORREST QUESTION:
The following letter, which we extract from .
weekly paper Of this city, will create something Of
q sensation among the Moutsgues AMI the Uspalets
in the Forrest case II is dated :
NosSolH, Va Feb Is, 1861
sm-I have j7et heard that the New York SusSny
7ymss Of the 9th int contains article headed I'm
marx The secundie" or 10 that effect which IL you'll
he aectatcn 70 cepy intended 10 refer 60
me; yet there IL oascely wo,d OF truth ia the wnoie
time next week. Not kuoeing but you might be far
pisbea with the FAME etoy which may very plau
tible until you and the public hear both sides write
this (fhocd you have pnbshsd OF ntend TO DO any
thing about the matts 70 Ask ns favor 10 insert
this In your xt paper In the meantime will pre- pare
o true ana faith nj youreif and public,
without any philosophy. (youTs IL pretty good It
goes Of the Astor Plsce riot, divorce IS, &c.
Since an to be sacrificed 10 avoid the paJ mani Of
Of money, by charging mo with forgery Why let ths
truth come opt, though Rome should howl IL will
then he ioytd there mas hes forgery any humps
Of gold stolen An there is true about the article Ia,
that eve william II Burton, Esq 1880, which re-
fret 10 say from my folly In several PARTICULARS
not nov able gay bio; hut if live and have my
eslth he viii he paid TO the last cent mt any and
sacrifice and will so assist nun to collect endorsed
pots for SlbOc, pronounced forgery, understand hy
man for when if i've times such an amount were paid
for would not be equivalent for tie susrins and
torture have ENDURED ON his and by his advice
and tor the last two three years vii
fhov TO the satisfaction Of every resorab
human being. Yours, very rsspscttully.
ANDREW STEVENS.
Here we have . very plain intimate that tht
real history Of "the Astor Place Riots, the Divcrc
Case" Sc, &,, Sc, has got to be told; and tbs
the disclosure Of it's plots and oonspiracies will
SNAKE Rome howl" Very well. Public justic
and private justice demand that "ths truth, TIL
whole truth" and nothing more nor less, shoul.
come out. There is nothing like good sppetit
ard clear conscience. Let's have "Rone'
howl"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
Marine Affairs

TIE STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES sailed yesterday for
Ban Juan and Chssres, with large number Of pssssn
gers Their win be found under the proper head
Foa CALroRNIA.-The steamships Daniel Webster and
Ell Dorado TO sail to day for San Juan and Chsgres
SACRAMENTO SrEAMNG.-Tbe long mooted question Of
(which is the fastest boat plying the river has bse
decided In favor Of the New World, abe having made
the trip In six hours and three minutes from dock
deck The quicker. time reported for the other boats
Ia SIS foows-
eehator..' 80 AZ
Thus establishing the rate OF speed at 10 miles per
hour for 40 miles misunderstanding the speed of the
class Of boats in anJ other section OF the States
mia CaLfoyIfn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
Literary evleW W.

GsAHAM's MAGAzISE-MARcH, 1s52-DEwIrr & DAvrs.
PORT, New York This number Of this popular magazine
is excellent one The principal essays CLAW and
Lawyers, an amusing and instructive sketch. "spec.
trail Illusions Is Interesting and scientific explaining the
Ct mrages sc. "a Life Of yicissitudes" is
tinued Milton" is admirable and striking sketch
ofthe POETS Hfe "TLe Last Deedn is continued with al
its undagging interest neath is article prepared
with much reflection and talent and viii repay It's study
Among the minor articles snd poems Of interest in this
talented periodical, are Zedrar ballad Of Spain;
Scam eagDisg stores' "The Mser and his Daughter"
"lhe Deserted ETC. Altogether. the present number is
well got up, the literary notices display than ordt
nary talent and glad to observe that with
cepion two the essays snd poems the productions
Of native authors and thus afford further proofs OF the
superior character Of the literary talent Of this country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

Lo-sUTH AND KlNKEL. In abort tine no rsey
expect Kinkel In New York, .iolloHing in the
footsteps Of Ills il15srious predecessor" Eat slrco
TIC grsas Hungarian left, hero Layo been several
thaTs, crd lis tracks GRO pretty well Tubbol oEt
Bat 20 see no reason Why Kin.al should los have
his cya.ion end his cooperation banquet, bis round
OF receptions, his financial rad material cid, :"
end Lis iasues q scrip BY Z central committee, md
euppiy Of Old muake, at two dollars piece, just
IS well Is kossu!h. Ninksl q tao sg:n. for tho
ItcIascn CT Gil G.snapy-Which 10 larger than
Hungary, and moyo o3nvonient Tor in.srysntion
Besides, 10 ltaIted tho g,Iip p7ojcc. dyst and only
asks foI two niions 81 the cause or Germany, while
KessEth szla from Thirty 70 fifty millions, il adli
ton 70 LIS forty thougand muaks:s. Kossalh is
letting dovn. Kiaksl Il looking up. Eagrs fo-
kipkeI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
CITY Tnfci;.-rt,rs

EUR tf'Eh saioNs TIE E.iIss,vrs-Ship fever rcrcs
So lAs ElLcL5 cglIcgat - tic oiGe q Tia Com
1ifaGrJIs & FL gallon, IL TO baeelDsnt q ths NV
80 a41i' W tVeA el alarming e4-ent aEd ~ ls1y
deaths u o1iceIs rs well ~ private ia3igliusll haze
orcu.I y ~ go, queHco ~ ts oonsrc aon u doasoi
tirT,-et, tbc: .. ~, 80 o-A4lnS aad con.
~ 1r5-e 80 *, frs,s.s I, : = .le " y
Nrrss.i ia M =, ~ ly' 20
lsen ssrt ~ re :, c,r.i = 49, - - "
csrse .i,~r'9 * e,aF1s 49, - s--As ~ h1l-
r,z,o,, ,,.s 5--...-.,. t,s-.sf - 1879 ~
80, y1r.,,,s ~ ~ ~, 49,, 81 VIZ ~ o'.sRd ~
thirt tfis ruieSre, rs ~ go ,,i ~ ~
- - c- -. i. ~ ~ assase - ~. slo'o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

TIE FORFEITED BAIL or CnAPI1N.--Tho Wash
t'gfon Telegraph complains that the p0lios officers Of
tDat city, who tpent much time ard mor,y and eersd
thtr se in the arrest OF Chaplin sua the slaves be at
TEMPTED u canyon have rot been paid for .bsir Woes
ana asks what has become OF the ~ eco forfeited bail Of
Chaplin For the information OF oar ootempo we
may state that the whole amount had been paid over to
the proper authorities Of Maryland and SIS 500 CIT do
posted in The State treneury-IlgH Sur, 1871 int
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

The United States fohooner Morris, Com. Cr.Yin mr.
rived at Havana 8!st uit, from New York, aad sailed
Feb. 4, on q cruise.
The United states foop Of war st. Msrys arrived at
Valparaiso about Dec A. from Tacahuauo md remained
25tn. ~
Tho United Gates store ship Lexington with n,va,
hores arrived at Valparaiso Dec H. and remained 2bth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

KossUTu At MARsEnIrs--TEusLow Wrxp's
TESTIMONY. We ro.pabi.sh to-day lsts,r written
from Maraeilcs ~ Ihugiow Weed, il rofc eroe to
the conduct o. Korsrth at that rort, While anlsr
lac protection of Cept. Losg, 81 the Mississippi
Weeds letter confirms tha original letter or o1s
French correspondent, written from Marsoiass al
the ame Of Kossu.hs immoiost parade OF his rc7o.
luticnary rropensitisa ct that place Tho official
crcspordnoe called for ~ Congress, VIII doubtless
throw still more light upon tbe subject, whom II
Gomez.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
DR.. Ksllinger--s,r.-I hnny n1r. WIN

RSwsn tms.cly tsr osSly 20 yoaTs entirely bald
e osea IN nj sore @ Gench street he sas vfi.h his
hatt brushing mp he her discovered ths ,hspga Ara
sskei ehtt had poduseat no gsi gepnly shss 6c had
ntea hut Eizla, no doubt OF ths
,rah o. statement hsvs used rcaeiy for over
yeTs ny family Ter varitgs have ovee bosa
eeghted with ito cpetaa lkEow cared rav clerk 81
irornc.ed rkecnlatie sssoa aiser ali other rsmsas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
CnnrI CnIonnnrnl.1,n

UNtTip slArss DIs.nicT Couar.-Nos %, 25 21, @,
20, 81, So 20 81 IS
aufEEHE CouRr GoneTtl Tsrrn.--sarie rs yest.riay
Conhos PLEis.-Both palts eame 90 yesterday
FurTHfoR Gcunr = (Fwo branches Nos 49, a. 1880
10, 2S2 ~, S6s, $50 $50 so 25s al 99l, co., sos,
lo3 4o5 400 400 4C7, dC9 4l0, 1877 9Os, 49, AS 44
si6, 49, All, 4lS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
DIR. KeIlingsr Again ON ,be uprr-yu.,,

hair tho question before the pscpl Has Or
Msgc flna RESTORED head hair bald Is Years?
Tnas Mr. ~ asJriam go VAT street say::-Dr Ksl
ew forf city WAS bald o his 18TH to bis l2a year hal
hs psttiat asen On hst hshd and afterwards his Ia
sutrfeotyrc taken with hc-airul ae be ef hsir
ah sr be .rovsn 70 his s.tislscon Of any who via
way. IA large t0Aet b0tsies 81 ea,h; for S. aad 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

AwhRD cP NAH. CONTACT The Postmaster
srerei will comm 90 The 20 nat daslnriuE his
award Of coatrsoth 10 accepted bidrs for mail
fof tie middle part ~ the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

ton r. L. was found frozen DEATH Sunday morning
ON the road between stoni. gson and Pawoatuck
Green turtle sOap-The First OF the
season. ard Steaks at B,Shrd Stale street, ramiliee
ard hcteA supplied, at eigss sDiliinss por quert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
Wlgs rNd Towrrea.--,ntcneInr, u.x

1Jis Of WIss h,e rgcnouroel hs oai prreot .aton ID
aAtnrs yet nvsnsea ghcos wenlg Very supcsop sr,ie
srsrid ecu ~ BAfuE psS celebrated Wig gfo.ary Ns
xs sreet where DC fsund the iszoss sps bsss a.
ssssracns "a sse oisy. Copy shs address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

Ten Acre Farms. - q. Wood, AZ EOS
Broadway corner Of Futoa oers for sAe zen
or more farms. 81 good land Lake Land likewise village
lo's IN hsrcs ~ 80 only Bee ais adver6e In this
iau,s mar -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

cisty Of General as nts ofee. Grand street
Jef city, 1911 February 1854 California risks. Hsks
tahen parties Gcrg At one pes eens extra
residrpe IN San Francisco or tive
per for license in Upper California Medical
tatmrers ary to three ciook r.
J. LEAkOE SrARE. General Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20


Hare call ths atensn Of Western and aShern
chants visiting city or spring purchases stock Of
Spring and Summer Clothing which large
30 yAs!od as our marlfacturs Of shis smIrso
and desirable Stylo manufactured Hith all sho
spto and elegance for which establishment 9we think
justly celebrated and prices strictly and uni
form. D. J. p1vLlN.
80 and 20 John, corner of N.ss1d sSSeet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
Lovets once, az Chnmber, .tr..t.-

Wahreno vholeBsle eaa Tssa. Il viii acoomphh WHIST ia
stated in tho pamphlet microscopic examia aons gratis
eherng the sestoryoon toeuoru and other diseases Of
"a he pris sipai erus aad fancy stores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

Wet Linens! Wet Linens - hitchcock
Leadbeater 7 have purchased another lot OF
Wet Linens Of ruperior quality which they will this
morning at % Ga and SO ward They have also Linen
Sh esn Table Dams Llnon Lawns &c. equally Cheap.
They have also opened Of splendid Ginghams ~ Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

Gcbln's spring style OF Hats Were Intro
dreed onSaturdsy the lsh inss Gentlemen in want Of
hat superior In style ana an.ity in sed call on
GENIN, No. ia oadway, opposite 81. PauIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
nsw Yxlncsp,s In an,r-oasssna s-CIs.

a;r Hruahes by Sac ThoufsRt Fourteen OF ale beat Arts
IN America The nest msgiscens Hairdxossi1g establish
nons In ehc World Tsa.uyes till uahes-d Of! New
AUTHENTICITY styles. Esls.castsg! fourteen
Iseurs unsurpassed IN the world ssys she spoI
There eiesn Hair Brushes TO. all By sbs bsascsfu
shc houssnd 4hs Saloon epcosia Tho .nteroom
Of regal residence. The 1tSe7asroa 2soptsiag OF
semen the Ia enters shc zhe esyis Of Cut
ding and Dressing she lr ceross before dreamed
Gin New York In fsos a. phAoas Cryssai Palace ~
oyts Injuries novasia th.n ever were
gathered within the four was Of any
meat tho fos OF the esrth so cay all yho HAIR
Dy.ng-fhaion,s Asss Hair Dys e color NE hair o
har cain. II bs wash sd Immediately dsa.b-
Jag e color and ha BAD otor IL Ia Appsisa sold
ghalons NiS aud Iogpae EasaGt.osoyp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

exception st the best equiy
celebrated aosrsude Se6oSed SOAP for curing
ssokes s'llovnss chars cba.es, rougAness "a 2eudss
uss nnre9ss hsis fsea eny Eart OF 10 hedy Jiqu!a
near Broadway, and Calender Is s. srd. Phllraa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
The Flrat IndIcu,,on OF tho SprinC

Trsde Tho Hasrs all sith the ments OF
their various styles evidence s. far 10 they
cerbed that they dstermDed to rush business
during he rAtidy approaching season This u all right.
and trust their viii be genoraly followed We
have had but time 10 exar ne KNOBS np,cimen OF
and certainly rvn OTIS the highest oreiS upon
he skill tEste, and oxpetience for beautiful and
coming Article manufactured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
Mair Dye.-nA.cr,.pr,a e.fshrntsd no uia

PEalr DyO.--ESNgCFoACTFn cefcbYNtS0 10 V.A
The bee. ys. discovered fs- ceIcrn ;hc ns,r ..
ws,sas,s me scmsnt = !, arp!ss Tho Hehdsyial
EMr Dyo fereTns ,stsishog IL is for r.ie or evplsa
SHAJOAkLS2s Hix Factory. 30. Van ssr.st Cep1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

$1,000 Reward VIII be paid by EiMors
Bohem Hair Dye foid as I Hudson ssrees best In
use. IL instantly changes Erhv red hair beautiful
dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

Amden, 90 nov prensed to furnish his ole
gsns spns Hats For beauty style, elegance nnsb.
rohr Of msseri bghtrese elasticity, and durability.
ICONS spieg Hats Tor 1882 outrysl all competitors
Gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
beautiful fan RIGS. 4. u. AhID0a, $40 Rrosdway.
leseL crs Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

Spring style of Hats cannot be surpassed In point Of STYLE
quality and irish by Of the four dohr fabrics in
market Priee only 80 Ore quality. p:ioe. and
abatement. Nos li6 nd ldS Nassau stIess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
ArrlYnI Of the Gsnr.ln.

The u s. mail steamship Georgia. Lieut.. D. D. Porter,
commander arrived this morning from Havana in four
days and twenty hours with eighty xix passengers She
transferred 100 passengers to the Philadelphia, which
vessel arrived st Havana the l4th inst and to
Gail Immediately the arrival Of the Ohio from New
York.
Annexed are the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
!, shirts.-Vhe verdict Of Fla.

VerdIct OH Sh1rts.-Fhc verdict Of Fla.
shions jury with Puoic Upa,on for it's foremap is hss
perfection in shirt making regards III and s,ye hes
boen reached BY the paeat .ysem OF lrement
pursued ~ GREEN'S. NO Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20

teners lnfsmarV exclusive tre2tment Of
Diseases IL removed aad will DO nanent,y located -
10 Prince street, tive doors from Broadway Dice
from tl Deafness Discharges and Noises Ia the Hea
rermaE emily cured in sh0rs time, without risk pain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
A PeonIc find the only CanaosarIan frnn,

religion nfter trying OF happne0s
tho invalid after aesn overy possible mayn
ayy remedy ends ce-sain health from Dr. Was Giso.rc
Fluid, AnNdote IL ha1 failed yet,
to Disease end Consumptien Depot lQ3
Nassau Dt.oet. 81 abottle. 50 dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-20
Ghe largest Assortment

opera Gihssss'. Ihe iafscst hfsnrtmcpt
In the United States Hr. iuttl with the
extensive business in his article
mens with OF the beat panufsnturers in Paris that
enabled to er superior article, both in point
finish and quality TIE gassa while in 50 large an assor
FUTILE importer OF Brglisn Frenr and Fancy
Coco, Novelties and Toys 3i5 Broadway.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29
THE noLrERs MANIFESTO.

We repubiish from the National latelH-
gencer tina, remarkable document put forth
by Mes,rs. Toombs, Stephens, o. Co. II
is regarded BY Wings as calculated 70 i'm
par, strength TO the party, not only in the
North, but in The South. Of,he Eve gen
,emen who sign the m,nifesto "not one Of
Them was elected to Congress as Wing,
or upon Wing nomination"
Gen. Scott is denounced by these men
because he had tho temori,y to SO in a
letter to Mr. Atkinson, Of Virginin, tina, ne
.swss in favor Of the Right Of Petition" and
ih.t he 'tl,oughi Emancipation was
duty, when practicable" In the language
Of another, we can say 10 the people Of
Iowa, the dcnuncia,ion Of Gen. Scott for
such opinions, is a denuncia,ion YOU and
yoar opinions. See 10 il, that freedom il
not struck down on the soil OF Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29
GEN. pIERCE-THE SEcESSIONIST
NOMINEE.


Mr.. John ofsy.h. Of Georgia, in letter
10 the s.Sou,l,arn Press" 4, Washington,
claims ,is Democratic tickle, for the Pros
idency a. the "creaiion and choice" Of the
secession wing Of the Democracy. lie
says, "Mr. Soule, and those who &C, With
him, do not wish 10 rule much less TO
RUM They earnestly desire the success
Of the Pierce ticket, as they should, Jor
they are the authors eff" Again he says
.As for us-nnd ! speak for Southern
Rights Democrats shall not be easily
driven from The support Of the ticket Of our
creation and choice. Nothing can drive
is cfI short ofthe discovery that tbs insane
policy Of Gen. CassNis TO be triumphant Ia
its councils. and that Franklin Pierce is
that cor, Of Union man, that bases The
hopes Of the perpetuity Of the Union upon
the ruiGs Of the rights, independence, and
Of the States"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29
JOIN p COOK.

We hear good reports OF cur worthy can.
didste wherever be has met and addressed
the. people. A letter from Dubuque To-
forms US that bis speech there WAS very IA
vcrably received that -eyen Democrats ex
press confidence Ia him 10 correct. repre-.
sent their interests. Ii Mr.. Cook had
time 10 meet all bis constituents previous
TO the election be would receive n heavy
majority, sill We have bright hopes Of him
being elected. His Icing standing and the
fidelity with which he has discharged his
duties while in public cspaeily, IRE guar
aniees that trust reposed in him will never
be betrayed. Lc, us roll Up such majofi
- for John P. from this county and old Ce
dar-his present and bis past hamo--.as
will show bis opponents that those VII.
know him best esteem bin highest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29
THE DAY OF ELECTION.

Next Monday, August % is The day fol
the election. We mention this fact that j
may be so fresh in the memories OF all thu
no oue will absent himself from the poll.
on tina, day. Dent YOU know, farmers
that it you stop the harvesting machine
awhile 10 vote you will reap moro dollars
blythe operation Well that's true. provid,
ed you don't vote for the man who assisted
with bis vote to fasiea The Office OF Saper-
visor upon the county; be who betrayed the
interests Of his constituents 50 baseiy that
eyen bis ..sight bow en-. acknowledged him
self deceived in the man. A man who de-
ceives once will again-bewsre of him.
trust him not-hc will beiray you.