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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

ar Tie Richmond (va.) Republican
Contains list OF the names of the Germ, IN Wing
vigilance COMMITTEES, as appointed by tho Ger
man democratic Wing Club. They are los in
number, pretty good evidence that the German
P'P"''sa0t'b siaiaisawaks tSits true interests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Opposition C.srre..lo.ai Nomination.:

NKw.YoRK.-9, Jared S. Peck, Port
chester, wcstchester Co.. II, Bishop Perkins, st. Law.
renee Co, IS, Peter Rowe, Schenectady; 20, Dsrld
Moulton, Floyd Oneida Co. -, Dane. r. Jones, aon
dags Co.
NEw-JERsEY.-Hon. Charles Shelton of
Mercer Co has been nominated the Opposition can
didate for Congtess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

Rtrss CcvHvv 0rrosfrIo1 Noxtv,-
TIoss.-Tas following ticket vas aortaass BY tas
Kings ccrnty Loco foco coaysassoa yestsri,y sissr
RsgtE1-WLrism N.rshA
Co-sty Cisrk-Cesrles A. Decils
Shar+F-ErglebenLot
JrSftcs r SsSstsrs-Nicsolss J. snlvsn
SsPrt-0-ssstcf Por-Joel skifmore.
C,rcrc-s fSr The CtUzfs & LGrxs-Dr Dc..asOu Of
VII i1ms5Yrzh George r. cozias Of Ns~ ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
TIE Is.shuses Or New-Hsmpshire and the
sham Demo --ncy.

The following document comes to US
from NJ. Quinn, of South Newmarket
n. H.; it shows what are the feelings of
risbmen iR that State toward the Sham
Democracy and it. Candidate.
The undersigned having examined the words
on the Journal Of Ire Convention convened tor
tne purpose OF amending the COnstitu hon OF tais
State IN $50, cannot hrd Al instance where
Franklin Pierce, during the dsbste on the re-
hglous test, said one word in favor Of aboilshing
It, and ve therefore fully su5stantitte the s,ate-
nents Of Vim L. Robinso,, of Nes-York, on
th's point aud we further say that we dsfs the
whols Democratic party 20 show where Frankiin
Pierce did, at sny time, from the adjournment OF
the Convention in December 1850 to March lSll.
when the vote was taken on the adoption OF the
Constitution, say any thing in favor OF abols1ing
said test, and We further ssy that We hold the
Democratic pnty responsible Cor retaining that
ooious test. This is a grace TO our state and
country, and We will use all our political strength
against them uutil this test is removed.
Signed PATRICK QUINN, scuSh newmarket
PArRIcE BYRSE, Dover
Ibe undersigned kl0S the sbovs named to DO Cssho.
i,c' OF isipecsbiy and place fell reliance 10 what
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
The steamship Black Warrior.

HOBLE Myndayi OsE y IoO,-
The steamship Black Warrior Capt. X.
w shufedt. f,om New. York VIA Havana, arrived at
hi, Dor, Yesterday afternoon, In days and houn
All well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Ceurf of Appeals.

ALsAyY Friday. Oct l, ls52
The argument of cause No. 4, concluded.
NO. .. Mos' respondent, Ast Jadsor, psllant Ar.
gued Samuel A Foot for 80 osllant Joshua A san.
Ger Tor respon dent Not concluded at . M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

MADISON, Ird Mohdsy UeL y Is0|.
Gen. Scott and suite left Louisville at an
early hour this morning As the steamer rocseded up
the rtVer the demon sons along the oauhs were nu
merous and spirited The General met With = warm
public reception his arrival az this place, ana n,w
addressing az immense audience in font OF tbs Mscs
son Hotel A full report Of General SCOTS rsceotion
speeches &C. subsequett to ais dep arturo from outs
vile. vii be furnished In season tor pubic alton to-
morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
The Steamship Ohio at Norfolk.

koRF0Lk' monday, sept 7, I5Jz.
The steamship Ohio, - days from As
pInwall FOR New York has put In here short Of coL
She has 3Ol passengers and 100000 solf on
freight and $500 900 In the hands Of passengers Toe
crew and passengers are all well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
scATTEllNO NoTk3.

Fi,. BalIOL-Gunn, 70; Van Lisr, Il HlLs, 81 Fed,
&; Hirscb, g. Wells, @; Trsphsgan, s. Clu''nan' L.
Fransel,4 Riden, Kelly, Vanderbilt Bush, !aques,
Bepjsu In, Bostello A. Clark Il. Greeley DeCamp ana
Slate each l.
Second Baua-Trsphsgen, s HI, s.; Van Lssr, q
Fell and Brssselter, each l.
MesUs Brsuenipg al ausen, NJ Wing, Budd and slnmons
were each severslIy unanimously nominated - ms
Wig candidates for Coroners and then the CorTen'
ton Adjourned ster completing It's sbor, Inc csnd,
dates were much cheered By their friends a. tns rssun
wa announced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Departure Of the saranao for Brazil.

PHILADELFHIA, Monday, OCT Z, Ic1I.
The U. =. steam frigate Saranac. Capt.
c. Long left our navy yard this afternoon for Brazil
She carries out Chevsfer Perslra de- Sodre, and
family late Charge dAhares from Brazil, superseded
BY Commander More,rs, az Minister Pieniooteniiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

FoR LIBERM.-Th brig Oriole, sent out
by the New. ork State Colonization Society,
sailed yesterday at two o'clock. She took out 10
emierants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
A Member of the Bar shot at.

PHiLADELPHfA, Monday, Oct Z, I5Jl
Col. Fairlamb, member of the bar, was
shot at this morning In front Of the Criminal Court
Ephr aim Greer an old man, against whom Psifamb
ws counsel 10 suit several months ago. Greer fred
three balls from revolver without effect when he was
arrested and after hearing before tbs Court WI" COM
mltted for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

NIsETEENrH WARD.-About $50 resi-
ssn.s Of tAs EInsssenlh Ward, most OF whom ara
Democratic propose DR.. horsm Morris ~ an iadspsu
d.ui candidate sos Assistant Adsrraa Of that Ward n
oySosisca 70 Co.. Brss.a, ,ss p.nscsssis ssatssss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
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Difference


This last athnAs< was made under The direction d hs
same Ceuml.stsnus and msniy By th< ssms EaS"Sxs'
as xas thai Of 1885. No change Of dt~sassss u az ~.
made 10 ysndsr any Increase of coa nscssyj ans ~
tasss st~ases d51 % rt1s Ia: ssS~ sssn TpIs.ss =
he public. The estimates OF the Gerssee vesy -.
Black River Canals were found 10 b ssil more o.
DID he Commissioners change either Their plsns -
the work, or by judieious syseen Oh etpona .ss ~
scps ,he cAols line Of Canals 90 tnPrcts ~ 49, ~
2 Win ne as,s; .sSs .sa ~
MOI - VI sss nc y.,sussures and upon 10 ada cs.s
RSIss .. 40 % s so ss.';, u. 1890 .s: :;
the Co%msis ii ocooo svssy Gss ~
ss hey v.as = ss:s:ssS p =
under conrsch AnI ~ i.y dssu Iev ~ tafSsH u ~
page ~ IN sxs FaIs1eessa vevS ss<r es~ssa
10 sai az 1910 s:4ts: sssrs 80 ss:: 49, sIses
y. 1saS ~ wtass obtained he snnS 49, a,
c,ssrnmovl: shsy bad ne Govsssos: - q sAs
shs Csw, sosrs, ssA We sssss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Terrible Gale mt Tampa Bay-Yeiiow Fever
at Charleston.

CEANI,EsION, NIUuuuyI OUI y IoJs'
Tampa Bay and the surrounding country
wa. visired by terrible gaze ihe 1Ith septic nbsr
All the Wnsryes at Tampa were carried awsy, aud the
Custom House boats were all los The Sugar Crops
and Orspge Groves considerably figured Tue
bark Il II Gamble arrived la the bay from 50 Marks
on the l0th-ost her bulwsrks, oremsst, nainmsst,
and most of her water casks stove In. The
were uBinjured, except the mate, who spralned bis
ankle badly.
The report circulated in New York
that Mr. Buiterfed the landlord OF the Pavilion Hotel,
had died of yellow fever. 10 untrue. He has lot been
sick and NO cases Of siekness have occurred at the
Pavilion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
The Health Of Rochester.

ROCHESTER,. Monday. Oct (. to-,
The dispatch in the New York papers
of .his morning ouncr nerosss II ehcl here
Is incorrect No desbs have been reported In fort
nlaht The Board of Health met today and no csis
wa. reported to them The health Of the city IL good
the weather 10 fine, and the cholera hss gone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

EIGHTEENTH WARD-The Wing candi-
date for Assistant Alderman In the Eish'ssata Ward
Ernest Fink, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to Tie New-York Tribune.
Movements Of Gen. Scott.

ss.re-. Tsrsra Q-.s. esrsrr q, Ha.,ss sss B.a.sr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
The Military Ercampment Mt Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, Monday, OF I, IsJ9.
The military encampment broke up this
morning The troops were reyi.wed by Maj, Wood.
ruA or Saturd y and slerward los pee ed by Gen.
Bruce Appropriate addresses were delivered by IA
gentlemen. Gen. Brown hos been present at Peak
Comp through the whole tioe. Two most unfortuns Q
accidents msrred the scene. On Friday, a. Col. Van
eenhure was conducting the exeTces HE horse reared
and fell backward upon him. lnjuring bin severely.
On Saturday morning two of the senthlss, named
Adam Gilcher and James Crumlsv, max ns passss
at arms plsyiully, when Crumleys muske' vas dis
CHARGED md tie ball passed through GiIchers neck,
Coroners Jury eIculpsrng him he was discharged.
The musk IT was taken & random from stack near Il
nd and bad beeu loaded with ball contrary to rule
The deceased leaves family.
Yesterday afternooE Rev Byron Sunderland preach
law ard order sermon on the ground to the great sat
lsfsctcn Of ~ parties 1000 or 1900 were present
company from Osweso and another from Canistoia
have been here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

WHIG COUNTY CoYyENTIoN.--An ad-
journed meeting Of this Convention ws held last even
Ing at the Broadway House. MERwIS Il BAEwEH, pre-
siding Elias Combs (Xsh) and r. H. Shannon, (AVlsh
Wsrd,) SecreiEieL
Tie Delegates bslotsd for candidates for CoIonsrs
with The following result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Escape Of n Murderer.

WILKEsBARRE, Monday, Oot 4, 1852.
Reese, the murderer of Evans has es-
csped from the custody of the constable, Much excite
u.ent exists 10 consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Recapture of Evans the Murderer.

WmKEsBARRE, Monday. Oct {. 1857.
Evans, the murderer of Reese has been
and Is now In all here
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
THE PRoMErHEus AFFAIR.

vvASns"eAoNS jan. 2u
Adyices have been received at Stale Dep,r-
mcnt from London to tbs End inst, 10 the eiIse,
that Sir. Lawrence had obtained from Lord
Ora nviIls reply to his letter TO Lord Palmer.
s,on, in regard to tho attack upon the Prome,he.
us, by which il was declared tina. in the presen,
state Of information the conduct Of the C,pta;,
Of the Express was disapproved; Blu, further
intelligence must be received before formal DE-.
cision could be rendered. Mr.. Lawrence r..
Joined and obtained from the Bfitish Secretarv
4 positive assurance that Il ,he facts were :.
represented, the Captain should be fully and
promptly disavowed. A copy & that repor, h.,
been received in Washington, and il confirm,
substantially the American statement-con.e.
quen,ly the agair may now BE- regarded As Set.
tied.
LANCASTER, Pa. %
The bills referred against the Christina mis-.
oners for murder and riot were returned mi.
morning no bils-all the prisoners are d..
charged.
Sr. Louis, Jan q,
Weather moderated. Thawing this morning
No arrival yesterday. Business al a stand. Quo.
tations nominal. Mess Pork held at Sl3.e5-
iIogs-S4,9o was offered for lot on opposite
shore. Wagon hogs reported yesterday at co.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
COLD WEATHER

The extreme cold weather experienced
here last week vas general throughout The
Union. The mercury stood on The morn
ing Of Monday, l9,h inst. ssfollows at the
cities mentioned :-Daveapor. 81 dogs. be-
low zero; Dubuque, 80 below; Galen,, 26;
Muscatins and Burlington, %; Iowa cit, !,
%; Chicago. %; ST. Louis, Ii, coldes,
known for 90 Yrs; Louisville, A; Cincin
matt, IL; Washington City, 2; New York.
below zero aud hundreds Of people crossing
East river, from Brooklyn 10 New York
Baltimore 5 below, coolest ever known
Lowell, Mass., 20, and Franconia, N. H.,
36 below zero.
Allowance must be made 10 The above
tor the position q Thermometer; as suspend
ed Tree from contact with any sube,a nee
whatever, the mercury sinks from 2 10 3
degf. lower.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
swINDLING.

A bold attempt was made to swindle our
fellow citizen w. D. Smith, Matchmaker,
out Of a watch last week. A German call
ed upon him and left a watch to be repair
ed, giving bis name, etc. He was inform
ed about the lime il would be in readiness
Tor him. Ga that day German called,
gave the name aud obtained the time-piece.
SIR. 8. supposing him to be the same man.
On the following day the real owner Of ths
watch came for bis property, and finding
il gone claimed damages Of Mr.. s. 10 dou
bic the value Of the watch.
A similar game was tried upon one d
our boot mixers short time since, bu'
proved so unsuccessful we had scarcel,
thought il would be repeated.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
INCONSISTENCY.

II tho Banner Of the OH We were in
formed BY lis editor, that tho Dubuque Ex'
press vas the only Democratic paPsr DC
had seen that was not in favor Of Govern
nenl Intervention; and That the Wing press
with very few exceptions took opposite
ground. Ia the same paper Of the l6st
inst. The editor says the principle Of inter
vention 10 not party measure and canno
be msds one.
Again, 10 the Banner a the 10Th No ars
Informed that in virtue II war The Russi
Nm vessels that would fail into our hands
would pay IL expense. IL the same Pape'
[ofths 23d, we are informed that cher val
vessels are all old, and large par, Of them
unsea worthy
Nov IL Mr.. Wheeler, all the way from
New Hampshire, thinks that he has got g
Tar wcst that he can utter such Palpable
contradictions a. the above, from week TO
week aud At the Same time be considered
an intelligent man, he is mistaken in the
class Of people among whom he has pitched
his tent. Aud further, il he thinks he can
take our language upon Poland and ireland
and place such construction upon i as
DO has done in bis last two numbers, aod
palm il of upon this community a. sane
deduction. again il be mistaken in tho char
ac.er Of the people among whom be has
stopped. And las,ly, if he expects to Gle
vste himself in the estimation Of this COM
muni,y by saying that the articles that
have appeared 10 the Davenport Gazette
titled sKosuih aud War" are the produc-
tons ofa fool; that there is no meaning in|
them, that they orc unfair, that the editor
has stopped TO meanness, &c. again We say
DO is mistaken, and has not got 80 far in the
backwoods that such language will meet
With response from any others than the
few knaves that infest every well regula
ted society. We Gre disposed TO treat Mr..
Wheeler in gentlemanly manner, but il
he persist in the use Of such Language Us
does not mark the intercourse Of gene
men, We must change our policy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
Ey-CONsuL OWEN.

The following remarks are from the Du
buque Herald, neutral paper, edited b,
Democrats. Those ofthe Locofoco papers
that are not wholly sold TO prejudice, srs
atoning to Mr.. Owen for the manifest in.
justice they did BY condemning him with
out henring:-
sex Consul Owen has published in III.
National ln,elIigencer a statement of hi,
conduct towards the prisoners taken BY the
Spanish authorities iu the late Cuban al.
fair. He shows clearly that he had no off
cial authority to interfere in their behalf
but that so far as individual exertion,
would avail any thing he did not spare him.
self on all proper occasions to exert him
self.
GAS we intimaied in the early stage Of
the discussion growing out Of this Cuban
difficulty, Mr.. Owen could do nothing more
as consul than If he were not consul,
for such 40 agent has no diplomatic func.
tons, and should assume mono beyond what
was given to him. Mr.. Owen has been
made victim 10 the maliciously senseless
hue and cry Of the psuedo-pairiots who nre
the living aud breathing cure Of this, a.
they are Of all other countries. How man,
Of the newspapers who denounced him
without full knowledge Of the subject
will now do him the justice to publish his
statement? We shall ses."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29

GOOD faith, And carry out the action Of our con-
vsntions, where our acts have been one and In
sspassblf
You,haye some noble Railroad spirits 10 your
City, and We depend much upon their exertions.
Where i Iudgs Grani2 Ishe going to Washing
ion this win'erS Every body will bear watching
in these days, and we should feel safe with Judge
Grant on the "watch-tower'' ut the Capitol
wo, wo, to the man who beirays us, while act
ing in an official capacity.
A word of assurance from you that call y
rish,,n will heal tho wounds inflicted from
quarter from whence We had reason 70 expect
better things. -.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
STATE OF LEcLA1RE V: OLD CEDAR

STATE OF LECLAIRE vs. OLD CEDAR.
Friend SANDERS Your LeClairo cor
e respondent Of last week. in giving . des
cription of Davenport g. Rogers new saw
mill in that Aourishing town says,
.The stack or chimney, which 10 Of
brick, is square aud when completed will
be Goa feet high"--and adds,
us not this higher than any in the city
Of six mills or in the STATED IL 80, please
hnnd over your cap" &c. ] answer no.
stree. Not as long AZ .Old Cedar's il
that ar thing" The chimney Of the Tip
ton stenm Touring mill is IS feet high
Please hand the cap over 10
OLD CEDAR.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
NO APOLOGY.

We ask no apology Of our readers for the
space we have devoted TO the Banner, IS
the course il has taken upon the question
Of Intervention, shall be made known to
the people ofthis county aud il they choose
to adop, it in preference to the principle Of
non intervention advocated by the Gazette,
they mus, do SO without being hood-wink-
ed. This principle is bound TO be an inn
porta nj element in the Presidential election
and we wish our readers TO mark the
course pursued by the papers that reAecl
the sentiments Of the respective parties.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
PRISONERS IN SPAIN.

We see it stated that an American gen.
TENN who passed through Vega, in Spain,
on the 10th ult., saw the Cuban prisoners.
with whom he was permitted TO have an
interview. There were l25 in all, and
were in good health and spirits. They
stated, that they had been treated with the
utmost kindness, and a number OF them
sent home letters and messages to ,heil
friends. This was previous to the recep.
ton Of the letter from Dan'. Webster
which caused their release.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
MORGAN TELLS THE TRUTH

The editor Of the Burlington Telegraph
writing from Washington City, after over
a column Of verbinge, winds up with the
following oasis amid the waste Of nonsense,
"Let the practicable and sensible people Of
this State speak out and in q loud voice, in
favor Of practicable routes and common
sense appropriations" That is Just wha,
we want them to do, and that is what they
are doing. The people Of northern, south
era and middle Iowa are speaking oul
through their presses against the absurdity
Of appropriations at this session for any
other Railroads then those for which they
have con,ended FIR years, those only feasi.
Die ones, the Davenport and Council Bluffs
and Dubuque and Keokuk Railroads.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
RI. & C. RAILROAD.

Judge GRANT, addressed public meet
ing Al Peru recently in respect to the above
Road. He urged the citizens Of that place
TO follow the example Of lhuse Of Rock Is
land and Davenport, by increasing their
to the capital stock. A coin.
m,,ee Of Eve was appointed for the pur.
pose and the lis, headed by subscription
Of $1,000. The Peru Democrat con sains 0
notice Of polls 10 be opened on the 2ls,
prox., 10 determine .whether or net The
city If Peru shall subscribe the sum oil
$40, 900 to the capital stock Of the Chica.
20 aud Rock Island Railroad"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
ALAS. THE POOR INDIAN.

Our rssders will remember the anec
dote Of The Indian who requested the OF
icer 70 remove further along on The loe
whore they were seated until he 60, him e
The extreme end, when The latter inquIr'ne
his object, The Indian said i was to illus
|trsts the gsa.ping disposition Of the white
man-we drive them further back and tur'
Their back until eventually We will drive
them into the Pacific ocean. We have at
ways had kindly feeling towards the Alb
origines, and have regretted when IRON
time to time il has been rendered impera.
tire, ,ha, they leave their hunting grounds
10 seek homes further vest. !. was With
feelings Of indignation then that we read
the following, and similar resolutions, pass
ed Al The meeting Of the Benton Democra-
cy Of S, Louis on The Sth inst:--
Resolved, That We demand the repeal Of the
system which entails In perpetuity forever to
few savages, the fertile countries connecting the
STATE Of Missouri with Texas, New Mexico, CAL
ifornis, and Oregon, and further demand that i
be thrown open to the advancing settlements Of
the white man.
Resolved, That we deprecate the federal pol
lev which keeps deser. infested with pra,ical
.avsges in the CENTRAL country surrounded by
Iowa, Missouri, Texas, New Mexico, Utah, and
Oregon, and demand the repeal Of all laws iso-
LATINO fru one another this sisserhood OF States
ind Territories.
Resolved, Tina, the assignment Of nearly one
half Of our continent, and thu, the most central
ind fertile portion, to few wandering sayages
. I burlesque upon America and fraud upon
,ur Union,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-29
TEMPERANCE LECTURE

An interesting lecture on this fruitful
theme was delivered al the Court House in
this place on Monday evening last, by A.
COMM, Esq. The attendance was large,
but na 20 many ladies' present a. We should
wish to have observed. Speeches we're al
so made by Messrs. Bullen, Adams and
Price. The meeting adjourned to con-
seDe II the Same place tina, evening two
weeks 10 hear q lecture from rrof BuIIen.