The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-09
49, ,. from The Burlington II,x,..
THE WING CANDIDATE pnn ass!ye.

ne nomination Of the Stat 1Ssl
ut Iowa City. will be found Coavea
our paper today. We do NOV y 'ae As
reai our satisfaction in the tac, IEa'e@
dlda,e for the hghes, State otic ,AatAs
OF the people, is one Of our "' II 4e
Burlington has had no lepressn ~ atae
saeernatoria! chair since Gov C1'
cd over the Territory Of Iowa 'ia'EpsI
polntment Of the President. w he
gratliled 70 know that the noa sM
Mr.. GHlaEs is the result ., No ,".''a'a
ehees, but had suggested itsalf, ''eal
The State, in other Localities s.'a
made Nor is it the least a.,,. Y
cumsiance ~ regard to il. thu, ''
''feiy unsolicited by, and uncADer /, W
candidate himself. fN'VaA
The people Of the larger no,, |
State do not neea.to be mfr Nv /.
what the Wing candidate far Gan W
Mr.. GRIMES is an old resident MA, ,tp'
orabiy and uselully identified H., Ivy
our history He came 10 Burlna.
htteen years ago, in the inlarer
and State, and in an EXTENSIVE NJ,
practice, most Of the time "a z0s
"''i, his able partner, Henry " s,,r
as the firm Of Grimes x starrp wv
high standing for capacity and sor.,
1872 hc retired from practice ami ~
ted his attention chiefly to aprjro, =,
suits having established, in Conn s%a
our oMn-inan, Mr. Tallant. H. !.
ntr. I" It will be conceded on II a''
that no letter nomination cuad
made by either party. To LARGO e,s
and superior skill and judgment (,
Mr.. GRIMES adds an extensive sg.a..
with the State in all It's great tms..,
resources, and deep aud active ia,..
the advancement OF Iowa 10 an .ss.,.
sition in the family Of States r.,
man among Us who can d. mo-e ,t.1
the resources of Iowa, or who i, .la..
Aud good time viii come for an, IN
young State when the service. If 80.
can be commanded FOR sucllsu at;..
any position where influential sa.r
ed, aud efficient incumbfnts ara tss5.i
We anticipate thai this noms,@s
command the respect OF thoss MIA
from us on national politics. Il ~,
tention to say nothing dsresppetfl I'll
Bates, ~ We are conscious ~ n5 Fas.
that character, aud we look ID 4sst.s
palgn conducted in such a,p,a
worthy u gentlemen and men 81 .s...,
and honor. Il would meet H. wss
the people Of the State. IL de nons...
Governor would take the lird ia-e;ls. i,
discuss before the people at IarF !,
questions as properly belong tote "a 4,
It's purely political aspect. We ,aa1 Il,
ter engage upon, add uN cgnhGas
strong that such eoHsa nl 9abls
can be commended q tae people b
@ho desire the success Of tae Ra q
nces, H. viii lead even many d ,ss. !,
posed to AS ou other questions u !, y
us,
The farmers Of wa haze an arga
tcrtse in the success 81 tie Rhsa II
Il i tor them hOw u NY Waptbe, If q
aicf hsjr man TIE fab,ieat#a I d
ioisa Iafmsr vas started By NJ Gll4
nj Tor pecuniary profit, but ifl5r rt3-
6l beaeti,iua farmers, and develops. d
agricultural resources u tht Ste. III
already been wilri! useful aga VI
more widely and -trikiDgiy - aste.a-
The farmers oil Iowa eag elect ftai
their interests, who deeply sgHas;as.yi
them ii the dltiicu'tjr, they ggaur'f !
il ready to cooperate with thru 81 -4il
iowa the garden Of tic Ntl.ras&, Y
trust they will d. il.