New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31
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Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
OUAsQuITON, Iowa, Monday July IL, 1854.
As all ewes are turned TO Iowa as the first State that
ia 10 pronounce upon the Nebraska nquity at the bal
lotoox and as she has been called by one OF the Sen
ators who has disgraced her the star that never
sets" "the State that never disgraced herself by
"apy encouragement of Abolition doctrines yourself
and your readers may be gratiied to learn what the
prospect is at the present date. 1t is most encOurag-
ing We feel safe in promising you good report
from the first Monday in August. The Wings aud
Free-Soers, with large reinforcement from the
Democrats Of the Representative District Delaware
ard Buchanan Counties, mutually agreed on the sth
inst TO drop all the old issues and old names and unite
their forces to resist the encroachmens OF Slavery
upon free territory, and in support OF Prohibory
IiauOr Law. They nominated for the state Lcgisla-
ture T. 4. Turner, Esq, of this pace-a man OF SUI
perior ability and OF undoubted integrity and every
indication now points to his election as " fixed TACT
The OLD Line Democracy held u Convention the same
day. and succeeded, after acrimonious internal
contest in making nomination. But they utterly re-
fused at the expense Of alternating respectable mi
norty of their delegates to express any opinion on the
issues now before the country They stand commit
ted however by former recent action OF the party,
to the support of the KansasNebraska-D Douglas Dodge
business 10 the fullest extent.
In this Congressional District there is decided pro-
or,ss i'm the right direction Mr.. bloomington is fol-
lowing up Gov Hampstead in the canvass of the dis
tric and everywhere carries the masses with him Ia
tie evident discontinue of the Hunkcr Governor aud
his faction His success, which is sure, will be sig
nal ntiNebraska triumph. w. W. Hamilton, Esq,
the Wing nominee for State Senator is fully committed
10 the same doctrine, and makes it the basis OF his
claims | should be gratifed to add that his position
on the Temperance question was equally satisfactory
You ma, upon it the returns from this State
from this part of it at east-will reveal state OF
things and of progress anything but gratifying to the
faction that has hitherto ruled the State to bunker
Ism in general.
Allow me to use the present opportunity to call the
attention of your emgratng readers to this place, and
it's vicinity as afording eligible field and facilities
for every variety of industrial pursuit have one of
the most attractive locations for village west OF the Mis-
sissppi Its population is small but rapidly increasing
We have Touring mill two sawmlls, chairfactory IN
successful operation and some other machinery soon TO
20 into operation and power abundantly sufficient
for good deal yet Around Ills is prairie country,
good any, only waiting the hand of few more Gull
fivators TO make il rich agricultural region. For the
morals intelligence and refinement of the society thus
far developed il is enough to say that is unanimous IN
support of Liquor Prohbiton-there is not gorgery in
the pace-and in opposition to the Nebraska fraud and
that there is large club of readers of THE TRIBUNE
Yours &c. BUCHiNAN.