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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
GREAT MASS NEE TING.

Larso-Wbence Genes this farce2
ClGuaso.-From too much Liberty, ny Laclo,
hbr,y.-SrAKs.
Han1biiis were issued in German an6
E0glish last week announcing iAa, on Sal
urday evening mass meeting Of tho DE
mocracyn uf Scot. county would be held a
the Court House, distinguished speakers
would address The meeting, etc. Previous
to the hour Of assembling The deep bass u
the drum could be heard, ms the band an,-
plo,ed COR the occasion, discoursei ssee;
sounds 10 remind the Citizens OF The sreat
MAS gathering.
The e.riinguished Laurel Summers was
just finishing haranguc 10 one Of the Zig
gesi crowds-in which could be perceived
many Whigs-we ever saw congresaiea
in the Coyr. House.
After be had concladed, German, !,
doctor from Iona City, took The stand aui
addressed ihe audience in his own Ian.
gusge. OF course, not being famiiiar witt
The language. We coalan't understand wlaai
be said. bu, We saw iha, he did tie msiiss.,
bssuiifuils! We understood that he com
menced by alsudiss 10 freedom, tha, i, syss
TO obtain liberty he leh his nsiire couatr,
and became citizsn of the Z. S4sies.
where Liberty u speech and worship vert
guaranteed ell men. Ii vas rather al a.
fortunate cofnnencema al for LacoEcco. q,
the coniras, was so marked il iamatl.te.,
led him 10 .pe4k 81 Democracy and tia
brought up Iolra Democracy, AMI the asso
eiasion u ideas being so great, hc wss ID,
TO exclaim very forcibls. That Iora Democ
racy acas rotten to the core and had bee,
since the days Of PoA!,
1Trush is mighty and vii! prevail
though sometimes il has 10 be uttered und.
tho MIST diseoursging circumstances. A
this point some Of The s.roiien" onqairet
pretty loudly, aWnas kind Of meeting !
this ere?" The Doctor rubbed his ..peaci
and plenty" looking face With couple o
pocket hsndkerchieis, read scrap from Ii,
Constitution gnsra nteeing liberty Of speech
&c, and proceeded with his discourse. II.
finished Wha, he had to say By offeria,
three cheers for JONI p. Cock, The wi,
candidate for Congress. if,hey we're 10
given with right hearty goodwill ihel
We didnt hear any hollenng 10 40.
Or: Cl.us.en, Of this city followed. w
could only distinguish two words, occasion
ally uttered during bis hnrsagae, the
were a.zet-te" and .Iyhis.kee." Judg
Grant succeeded and discoarscd upon Raj.
roads. DR.. Dillon pronounced the cpilogut
Of The drams, in which be took occasion Il
give kind Of mandatory, soft-sawdory
"bref" Of the principal candidates on TIN
Locoioco ticket. A few queries were pro
pounded by several soiiciloas individuals
satisfactorily answered, aud as aabe drum
beat At dead Of night" we oil rendet our
ways homeward.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

ERs Il I've b rcalyr jtthe llsttHet
@i4z at d VIZ .3}altu.t an F5lel@ttst'et
ta aHf pepper, Nheh ss,s ~ % @s.atl e
in hatare IL aaisfS, Tue "a
fgtsr u j. the ciHat15 estHm 49, sE,se'
.Nhi.I, we patli.lcd % se Fl i ;es 4 p
43teri-cmeft, an3 bejue stf6ti gfe@5
.ri21n character wo would te pleased Is
have tho error rnclitiei hF nr ri
pofarx q the q zeile -Babr4p. ~
dl9
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
PirKcE AND GRAHAM I'll

PilgcE AND GRalIsI The following
RON the Dslrtit Fee Press seems q
suit this Longitude, IS vel - lite i.es il !
Cor ehich il iswritren W. .rseka0' t3s,
neither thr D+t4it Advertise, III de- 5ia5a
A. Advertiser, si.i iiad leisure ~ asG,nsr
tic question::
'.deg Pierce has msde ever. conceive.
SIC cAet!Hn q gee tile odt yls rali9i ~
test OK 5nag j fcm tine constellation N N@a
Hampshire 'rhe ~ "a that lugeaeedtifa.
hsm tread, tie Wig candidate fr Vie,
Presidency, lives Ia N,.rlh C,rIial. whicl
State has Constitution, ana il that Gu
sti,alian, il il provided. that NJ persar
who shsi denN the heina o. Gud. ~ ,h,
truth IL The Protestant Religion, &c the -
rne snih.rit> 81 either tbp 0td or Nas
Testament, "r hn >hll bold religion, Prjn
cip'e- ltc inpstiile with The freedom aa,
9 lety u thr State. shail hc capable ofh u
tg ans oili'e or place 81 trust ~ profit
IA liz eitii government within ~.
sfte.'
Nav i h1s occufred To- a>k if Mr. Gr4
nam ha- nade equally strong cNrfli n,
psvp the t'sree jsrtcst cXpunaed from "a.
Cops,itnrl y Nrtb Csr"iiua! Canths
Alsetfise, inform u-'-Jcs3trsonian.
W. answer ti'o above question ii thu
words ot,he Cnrae' ] ernal, which W.
.horo vii prove l.t.ctpr5 10 the Jeller
senian:
IN rib Caroiua otieinallN had such i
clause in her Constitution. bm tic Whig
pGrky, Of which Mr. Grah1m is leader
bfing in powcr there, strnct il ont.
New Hampshire also had such class
ia her constitution. and he Locofaco par
~, u whcl, Mr. Pierce il n leader, being
in power there. sill retains it,
lis the counsel ir Nr Pierce any lur
,hcr questions - ask Ibis wi'ness?- Ga.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
4 llEno. l.ocofoco editors arc irwin.

4 IlERo. Locofoco editors arc tryine
= manufacture military capital fer Gen
Pierce. well knowing that he will noct
something of iha, kind, il, as President, b.
should ever be called upon 10 be Com
.nunicr in Chic. If Tie American forces.
Better iar bad they been quiet. as the,
aase aroused inquiry upon The suffice,
which his disclosed the fact, that although
present, Gen. Pierce did not participate ii
aay one If The Important battles in Hrrico
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
NEWS by TELEGRAPH.

New YuRK, July 20

NbN 41hhf S"'J 80
r.a s,s,mboa, Henry Clay was destroyed ~
Inn IN The North River yesterN ~, rev u."1s
h.Iow Troy. TWENTY three pod'ss Weic Ieeos-
r.d hsi night, fifteen OF 'hen ie"'aas. 49,, Y.
Mr. ,ha wIies OF Stancy Bancroft, metchant "
pI;i,d,lnLia: NJ. and Mrs. Owens Ferne'', o.
W,lnnr,en. n C.:G w. Browning, edi'ef q
IA Ar,icu,truiis,. Newburgh; W. =. lay VIZ
ma da,lahter, Cincinnati; Geo. w. Malt,, ,es'
aencr uuk nown; Proiessoi Bartlett 81 tAt on.se
ala ,nsliio,e, ponghkeepsie; 5 Allen, e.. May
II 81 N. Ioyk; Mrs. Bailey, wiie o. f'o'essp
Bailey. IVES, Pom. and two Children; joseph =
lTnompson; Lancaster, Penn; Miss Moore, ien =,
Whi,,och, Of N Yoik; MIS- l.. ). Haskell 10
~ In 80, a. Msssfs fucker, MiilsdgesIle, Ga ],
w p.escot, Louisiana. There are htty 81
.,x,y passengers 10 s.ing still lne poa, w"s
yn,ib $50 900 aud was insured for S3,nVo.--
gont Cnlfins, testimony before the eosonefs
,ur, lenders il certain that she was racing
BALrlaosr, July 20.
IT,. coIo,ed ,ony eniion concluded it, business
f.. ,lav and adiouIned sine die. Tee plat orn 81
n,inrin,es was amended and adapted wi'h gfea,
lanapimi,y. Ii takes decided grounds ~ tepot "i
le,n;ega,ion, nnd without recotnmcndih2 u 'aNa''
able 10 Lir.ria. II also proposed measures -
l,he 4dut alton mi elevation OF colored FeePie
and lie ot,ta,umen al proper intorma on ~ re-
lla,ion I I. IBERIA AID other points u emlsta-
ilian.
al Macon, Georgia.
WAsuls5rox, July a1-r. y.
The In'eiligeneer e ihi. Day reviews 4 e fish
| lns aneslion concluding M article with he es-
pres sion OF his opinion iha, The tine has com
Tor IL 10 cease s'tatng an1 protesting u9on
the subject We must either abandon our pre-
tensions, anil in,oiin the iti1ens Nat The cen.
struetien o.ih- i.sas FIR which Tie English cen.
4 nj is the true one, and that they must govern
thcms Ives accordingly or abidr tile conseguen-
cey. or they mus, ia>i.i mon our construction,
and lnaintiin our H. Hnle5 an adeqa3ie Fore
or suh,ni 10 arbi;tatioa f., The seliemen, u the
tue construction the tesiy
I'll" ln'sl!ieehetr eoa EMS tat the English
construction ) The tiRe meaning Of the treaty,
NmeAEa FAILS. July q.
I The morning was bright. liar and beautiful
the streets oil the city afe III otgca 10 s0i'oa-
ion. Amotg the atiitaas are Governor Jahf3-
sfon and judge iesxar. 81 PennsY tyslia. JOIN
| s Wright Of 0h9a, AMI GoEein,r Hunt OF New
fltk. The military are increasing esers haar.
Neatly every comfy il = rnyi,aHia snl Oaio
i renresettttd b. d., saiens. ami nearly every
State il The fhien. An impea>. n,lmtpr Of
4 elnhs are present, atnoHrg them tie New io J,
I " u futfsE 4t4tiE : Nssi#% INHt Vii the Ght'
cs,ic guard. penns|ts fia o. ifoor, e.
There /. likewise delr2al Gu al Ia..arota III.
dians. It sever Var iors h. io4si ~ Luz
Idy's Lime, besites larse Number II other dele
saii4ns.
| The Honorable Tdonai Es;nt, ef Oh Q, vi
arrive BY mex train.
4 The festeN ofthe tsenps comes off o-moFroy
/ S etaiary Cara5u passed through Montreal; he
1 i ira, cling for the benetit Of his health
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Locolaco editors maintain that Genera
Pierce also deserves some credit for iii
9at!le Of LlnI, = Lane, because Gen. job,
Mcneil, who was woua6cd at that battle
married. his sister!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

The ,isgraeeful proceeding hat occur
red here few Sundays since, have bcef
quite freely commented upon b. cur nc Ugh
bars Of Rock Island. Wilh sensitive
aess ,hat shows feelings tender upon Iht
.ahject. Nichols. q the Republican, enlar
scs Upon i. Wei. We lape ior the homo
q the place, such scenes my ~, oecot
gain.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

The Minncsot'an, published st 81. Pal,
a.. w." Mr Fillmore, brother OF the Pres
fdent, who visited Us last spring in the ca.
paclty Of Government timber agent, has
feinrned, with his family to Saint Paul.
sith the intention Of residing here. lie i.
mechanic, and in his change Of residence
Detroit loses valuable cilzen.''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
COLgNIZAIIQN.

A bill is nav pending hefaro ceaeree,
10 authorize tho Secretary of, the FreasurS
h deposi,e with those States that received
The previous insi ailments, The fourth install
mcnt of the deposi,es Of public money.
amounting ID the aggregate 10 S9,367,2lt
9S. That certificates of stock lie i,sued
bearing 5per cent interest, payable % tht
III days Of Janasry and JUS Ihst.',,H>
leposite is made ~l;h said $ ips. 'atrao.
port 10 Liberia in Africa the fee peep
IF coler within said States respec}neil
nd to provide fer and % educate said peo-
Die. as each State entitled To Stock may ii
1ec.." Should this bill pass, II will place
4 the disposal d the States Si0s.350 -
annually, for the purposes of eolonzai lon
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

DAvEspoRr-Thc Davenport Gazette
says, the population Of that city is nj this
time 1000. having been doubled in two
yenrs. We believe this is a irae state,
meat, rs our sister baR Eeen improving
"orv rapidly since the construction Of OF
sliFoad WAS commenced. Go ahead neigh
~, We lido g see SoaptosPer-- X !. Adr
Thank YOU, noigthor, the furnishing
pPearRHce # Rock Island indicates liz
rosperly.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

The Albany Alias II terribly Indignant
hecanse sefnebaay, as /, says, h,s saii tti
Frank Pierce was oaea IN Wild Co.'S.
We suppose Frank rever was as,
though no have certainly heard Of his Dc.
seen, from horsc--L Lon Your.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

VIZ are indebted 10 Mr.. WM. RUNE ~
for package Of late St. Louis papers. On
.ormer fellow citizen, we notice by the ST.
Louis papers, is winning golden opinion.
IN that city as 40 Architect lie stands a
he Top Of the ladder and suslains himself
we'll.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Sr. PAuL il not - far north bar thst i
occasionally the theatre Of crime. A
nan named Godfrey murdered his wifi
here recently By shooting her. He hed
nd has not get been arrested.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
FIFE.

Yesterday lorenoon frame bnildns be.
longing TO Mr.. WestPbal, situated near tie
Court House was destroyed by Ere. The
family residing 10 ii saved most d thoii
furniture, &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

THE HARVEST. Our fraers now ars
in the midst Of harvest. Tie crops az,
eaid ~ IL sery good. Tho yield d wh.s.
IS generally large and the quality good
Possioee, corn, dc, !ook promising
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Cgogs. The crops never lopkea bette
N ibis vicinity. than al tho present time
The season uf warm Weather was cxtr4nr
binary late. bW the uniform warm weatb
er and frequent showers COR the last tw
have given IN impetus 10 vagela.
iioa. which promises Il binnlilnl reward
our farmcrs.-- Dubuque Express.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

An Old lady, Mrs. Roth Sheldon, died
Burlington Oh lie 22d uIt. nj the age Of ~
ears, tho had supported herself fyr man,
gests by teaching school. She had tapqh
e5oot seven hundred Of .tn Children
Burlington
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Tie New Iofk Herald. \ warm Pierce
aaarf. say. "Gienerai 80 II MI Ike lief.
fatlp un,ier the Same crrcnmslance. re-
sign his commission il the armt," Gea
IaYlnr resigned his commission atCr he
vas cIectcd President IL tile United States
and The Herald is undoubtedly right 10
lt i'm that Gen Scott viii resign uude'
the same circumstances L ,ui8pale Jorf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

The Tttnton On ~ Tue american says. The
Wig papers 81 thls STATE call Cen. S on i J5s.
sfYnAA AS vel M ht the Gil cali c,lt.
b ea,.e il happened 10 spend SEINE lime II c
sla3le.-Heru LemoeTat.
Ii Il Safe receiye ctedi, from The pres
cnre Of any man, certainly his choice rs
residence should confer greater honor thai
lha, OF the accideney Of birth.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

CoSGREss. In the Senate on The 2lsi
he proposition 10 purchase Cailin's Indian
portraits vas rejected. The best Bit o.
ANAL work they have done this session.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

CRops The er j. - s'.is vicinity lopk
remarkably well. The Fall whca, which
H. now being l,rrses,ci turns onl Grstraie.
pats are auod, cern vii no doubt be much
hot'er than was anticipatsl. II tie Fai'
il favorable there will be 4 fair yiell--R
l. Ads
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

G. e. c. RAILRoAp-The G4Iens and
Chicago Railroad is now open to Rockford
This. as represented by the npp,is cue
half The distance.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
DAVENPORT AND VICINITY.


a travelling caFesponJen. 81 The Gin
,iunati Gdsette writes hume 10 thai Paper
as follows:
Some hours in advance of limo we
reached the universally admired region d
he Upper Mississippi. This town is or.
lsnizud asa city, and also davenport, on
,ho Iowa sitlc VI The river, Bdh Giles are
r1-i.tag eho,d wi;h great rapijay, ana
,hen Tie Chicago and Rock Island Raj.
say il finished 10 Ehi- pint. (Which vii
be the case in liiile ~ re ihrn a year. J
then The power 1t stern vii sc the ageu-
~ Of lpcomolitn to ,se Aiiantc seaboari.
Mr. BAueli, Who keeps the Rock Island
House, has been resident, think, iJr
twenty wears, and bas made a handsome
pile. IL isesers body's clever fellow.
The city ofDareDpnl, on the opposite
.iae Of tie river, j. leconpg qniie jistiu
pushed for its manufacturing interests
while thrift md enterprise are reaching
dong With rapid strides
The surrounding country here is most
enchanting 10 behold, and essy ,ocutivate
Emigration il pouring il al overwhelming
torrent, while .ihe CRY il. stii,hes GOMEZ
To those who wish an opportunity 10 sue
coed according 10 iheir strength aud ca
pacity. here is The spot II will hc the
crossing point az he Mississippi river, b,
the grcn, Pacific Rsilwas" such is the
richness mr The saii here, that il may be
irnly sail, .ihere is much land to the acre
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Mr.. GEoEcr coLllEa, Of III. Louis, dice
ast week. His estate is valued IL 81
10000, and as 10 copl3'ut take ii uilI
al'n, be il receiving tho castomary newspa.
.aT eteeii FIR doa''ing il to digqrs ptrzaas
nd iagla~.ivl4.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

THg MJscatine Journal has reccn,ly
hanged proprielors. Noah Mccormick re
firing and John Mahin assuming lis con
troI. The latter has adopted the mott
which has SO long stood q, the head Of tbs
i4ze,te, Il would rather be right lhsn b.
Plesident.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Tie following is ~ estimate We made
on lie 10th nIt., aud Of course before NC
saw Mr.. 5reele,'s. Oar readers vii
lease retain these calculations and oil
serve how close they come 10 the genera
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

A LITTLE SrBJrcr.--lf pretiling tn
sord "tittle'' 10 Gen. Mer.aa's name had
5.igiGa,cd with Us, The itlie man might,
.si,h some show Of jostice, have put on his
nigh heeled l1oo,. and talked Of tie lean,
ness Of oar corporosity--as he INDUCES in
ais last. We doa't care how pot-bellied lie
il, ,be little General dou'i stand over
about fee, 6 10 his boots, md il that
loa'l eu;nlo him 10 the term saiiitle," lie
must have received il from some men's
uitesia,ion, that's al.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

CARisET SPECIMENS We are under o.
legations 10 D.. WAniSsER, Of Alexandra
No, for box u niiaeralogic4i specimens
peculiar To - region Of country. Asa,
- oar Old friend 4. cEANpoL, Esq. Of Mas
eniine. for pecksge Of the .ame. Threusi
he kindness Of friends, our cabinet has Ell.
'arged nntil il bas become quite worthy Ii,
exstniastipa u Inc scientific.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

The Wings (shsme on 'hem,) say lha
leu Pierce tainted on the field of batIo,
+ he taintcd il was in facing lie euamt -
Dctrot Free Press,
ALL well some mea aiwags DO f5it
when they have 10 face an encmi.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

n, CAPT. NJ. L. Hams, extensively know
IS steamboat Captain on the wester,
waters, died at Galcna last WEDNESDAY,.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

GRasr TuoRBrRN is publishing his qu.
Biography again, for about The ninfa lime.
10 the y. York Recorder. The % geatio
mn has as many lives ~ a cal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

TaE obituary notice Of The ex,ngeisI,et
northern light" u scoit county, was re
'eiged too late FOR publication TIL. week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

SURE CrRE - The Rack Island Ady,r
User tells ot couple ii spunky fellows VIII
got into iighr.a few days ago in that CT
q, when 10 The crisis 81 The baltic bol
rel! into bed If prepared mortar. md
}or a time, ptctS mach disappeared. TIE
elect was, u perfect agreement Of opinion
for rs soon - they ri out, both nalp
rck- FIR the river ID The shortest tim,
possible.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

One of the best jokes of ibe senean 4.
aid 10 lie . newspaper article "noire
he roUpds," headed che abors II Cap
;Icss"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

Tie Wing leaders hereabuUis had better
ools ant. We shall w,ke The rasca,s uo i,
, iow days -Staan'oa Dcmocrat.
inH wake up great rascal every morn
.nn - Prentice
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
HAULED OFF.

On last Saturday Laurel Summers, tn
5eguar nominee &C the democratic Con
.en,ion for representative, was wiihdraw'
ND lie Roy Dodge substituted. Nc dom
Know tho object Of this move, unless It wa
10 gel better Rsilroad man 90 The track
IS Summers wot'd have been elected b,
IS isrge q majority as Dodge. Certain y
j., tie aciion gave The greatest satisfaction
% The Railroad men in this place, aud The
Wigs al. seemed well pleased with tbe
change. If Laurel ever accept another
aotninal9n al lie hands of sneh leaders,
nc isa'i Tue niuesy-aiulh pati ola msn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

TnE NExr Doc CROP--It il stated III
he Louisville Courier, that packers have
contracted inr the delivery Of some 10000
iogs, 10 be laiiened in Indiana. NJ 3 and 3!
cents gross. Several thousand have been
engaged BY Madison packers. for The next
season, ~ 4 and d! cents net. Also vnr.
Gus Contracts 10 Kentucky 1T and "a
cents gross, 10 be delivered when fafteaed
10 The fall. A further sale Of 900 head
has been made, delivered al louisville, Al
IA net. 4 sa'o Of TOO hbls. mess pork /.
also quoted as having iranspired At Louis
vile, 70 be made off the neat crop, and f.
ac delivered 10 June, 1853, 81 SIS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05
Tur PRESIDENCY.

We give below an es,imate q The proha,
5,e result If the election fer President rs
made hy Horace Greeley on the l3.h ali.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

The Telegraph, il seems, has not been
rot 10 The Dlg@nport Gazette inr week
r'wo past. We regret the fact aud can
o ~ explain il n accidental. The Gazette
~ "rong IN sappcsing hat we could have
'"p?cd II from orr eNchqnga list on ac-
oRnt IF my Of its "squibs.'' We can
.2ncciTe--in fact We might instance -cir.
= instances which would ilHify sci
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-05

lu@nd "a our e.b,w sug Irs'ca tie
NJ" ing canHdrHm:
Whr is General Pierce like stick OF
,audy2
i.ecause be will 10 well licked.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-03-06
The PauldiRg Clarion.

lnobedence to previous promise, we will answer the
comments ofthe paper whose name heads this article
lst 1t admitted that did charge that the con-
Vention packed, but it asserted that we entered
"into process of augmentation which would leave
that impression upon the minds of our readers This
may may not be true. 1t with us to Judge of
the impression our articles make upon the public
it is evident, however, that the Clarion was so well
satisfied with the force of the argument that it felt no
disposition to assail it. If the convention was mot
packed the Clarion show that our argument was
fallacous. Until this is done, the ''impression' we
have made will stand as ''recorded history"
End. 1t is intimated that the "next objection to
the convention its organization The organi-
cation was mentioned not as an objection by US, but
simply pointing to the 'mora that governed its
ton. And the aluson to the fact that the President
pulled from his chat manuscript copy of address
of thanks for the honor conferred by the convention on
him by its call preside its deliberations was
our opinion, though may be singular in this very
clear proof that the officers selected by somebody
sometime" before its assembling and further, that
the preminares adroitly arranged and success
fully contaminated fit can be shown that all dele
gates attend State conventions with written addresses
of thanks Gin their hats, prepared for emergencies
then the hint at previous arrangement, fails. We
have heard delegates conventions carrying brcks
in their hats sometimes.
Bird. It's charged that 'great point against the
conventon''-and the sswhole force of logic de-
pends upon the allegaton that Mr.. Ellett's resolu-
tion referring committee, all resolutions presented,
was considered by us the "gag." Now, in sober
earnestness protest against this. 1t is cruel and
find in the whole range of editorial career