New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
IOWA..
SPIRIT or THE PRESS AND PEOPLE.
FSon The Dubuque TT,Jpre, l2h.
IOWA TO HER SISTER STATS


words that viii tel upon her recreant Senators and upon
The foes OF Freedom everywhere.
Sisters of the East, have done duty j. Free
dem worth struggling for VIII you too Come to the
Rescue Or viii JOu with unprlnciped timdity shrink
igrominously from the contest!
Freedom Slavery Sisters what say ye1 The spirits
Of noble sires, from the high spheres which they
habit stoop TO hear your answer, what is your reply
We urge you, by the holy ties of brotherhood which
should bind freemen to another by all the suffering
and tacrfces Of fathers, by the memory Of Concord,
Lexington and Bunker li and by The heartrenling ties
of crushed and bleeding humanity DO yOVr dn'y VIII
you act becomes the OF worthy sres viii y0u
temey bow your necks and hold out your arms for tho
miracles.
Shall the pure virgin soil of tho North be dgaaed by
the blood OF human beings, irciBg from the lash OF the
tasknaser, or will you, trusting in the God OF your
"fathcrs maufully follow our lead
Iowa has done her duty will you DO yours To yOu
commit the contest and upon you rests the responsibility
From The burlington Telegraph, s&.
Tie election yesterday conducted in this city With
great deal Of animation though up TO the hour Of putting
this in type unpleasant cV en' bad taken place.
The contest triangular one, and of course great
many persons VIII wake up this morning and find them
selves dend There accounting for tastes, and III
sometimes quite as impossible 10 account for the way
people vote.
The Temperance question entered only on one side The
Temperance men had nothing to say, so far as their prln
cpea in this regard concerned. Such of them be-
leve in The Nebraska bill went the Democratic ticket
and most Of the Germans who ArtiNebrask went for
lhe ticket because Of its Liquor License Law pro-
cliyitits. Many of the " National Wings who couldn't
stand the Peoples ticket because IT had one Democrat
ur0n it, also understood TO have swallowed the whole
Democratic ticket from Governor down 10 Clerk of the
Court So if the Democratic ticket is not elected great
many people VIII be disappointed.
Persons who disposed 20 look back upon their course
will now have plenty Of time to do Well will be for
those who make this retrospect with quiet aud uncon
Ceed conscences and without fee ing the blush OF shame
mounting to The cheek. Being simply spectator, rather
than in the affair." observation has only served
TO increase zeal in behalf of the Common School Sys
TEN of the State We say, educate the people-and if
yos can't educate ell the people, Tor Gods sake let US edu
ca.s the candidates Hny how
F'rca The Burlington Daily Telegraph Of ael2h
The returns come in slowly. From accounts rece we'd
with hat the Democratic counties OF Linn Cedar
Jones and Jackson have each given bin m9jores lhis
being true, the chances are that he s elected by from
2OO0 to 1000 majority. Pierces majority over Scott in
1851 was 907 Mr.. Grimes spoke in nearly every county
in the State making uso OF the Nebraska blunder IN
every speech he made The result Is now before the
country When it is remembered that hundreds of Anti
Nebraska Democrats voted for judge Bates account
f old scores il will at be thu; she Nebraska
niquty is anything but popular IN Iowa.
Six Wings and three Democrats elected TO the Senate
and II Democrats and &c Wings elected TO The House. as
far as heard FROM There Is some danger that The House
if not the Senate also, will be Wing portion OF tue
Democrats elected are known TO be An-Nebraskaand
large majority OF the Legislature it is cerain viii be
of that way Of thinking 80 much for crowdS ne" test
upon the people. -
n is also to be apprehended that Mr. Thorngton tWhig
is elected to Congress from this District Ihe District
gave Pierce 1880 majority in l'52 Mr.. A. run unser
many Disadvantages and if elected the result will be en-
ely attributable TO the spontaneous ouburst OF Ah-Ne
braskasm on the part of the voters.
From tss Iora city Reporter (Dem.l st
We have met the enemy and are theirs"
That's so-theres doubt Of IT, and the ouly console
on left us the simple consciousness OF having stood by
the ticket from first to last and the assurance, now rem
J4red doubv sure that every who split the srugh.
Democrafc nominations no matter whose personal fend
ar enemy he may be- will wake mp some Of these hne
mornings not far distant and find himself politically dead
damned and bey ond the hope of salvation.
Yeg-it IS consolation 10 feel that the men who nave
been most instrumental in defeating ticket which stood
10 earthly possibility of defeat at the outset must receive
in the unerTing course of results retrbuon comensu-
rate with the unparalleled abandoDn tnt fprncple wch
we have witnessed with regret in he presegt canvass
lie who soweth TO the wind shall reap the whrlvind
All we now ask is fresh Reorganization of the siaunch
Democratic spirits who yet not few in numbers or I'M
becle in party pride, throughout the county II lays
or merely for season AT more co1yenlen, ana iess
occupied hour we shall speak of this fully and Freely as
sured that we have many sarm friends and ready sien
es of whose Democracy II Is our prlGe ana pleasure -
be an humble but sincere advocate.
From a. Progressive Ere, Cda, RaeilsJ IoM
From present indications it is probable that Iowa mas
gone AntNebraska SO Tar as he.Id ron 'nJ ,s - "a
ba, measure are in the minority. And must 1e reen-
beeJ that many Anti Nebraska Democrats voted the Ded
ocratjc ticket now who will not do 50 the parry sh9a
ders the Nebraska matter ana MAKES II ia1y 80 - .
creat prjneiples of human freedom burn warmly III zoo
sny American bosoms TO longer submit to the EXTENSION
Of Slavery. so,
,,rrT,1v ,S rms CovxTY-Now that the battle is over
aud tbe smoke cleared away, we can calmly survey I
6eld High Henry has noby, gorlousy sustained Lves.
Sbo now Stands and will continue to STAND t1e oahner
onny Of the State The intelligence and morality OF hef
1Ens will always be sure guarantee against 0e
damaqocusm and Whisk yisnl -, :, - c,.v
TbTee months ago we published that Henry Colny
cbt he SGT down SIS good coo majority ior uTMes' cue
hss oven r. and more than given II. NotwltHSahe1l's
80 influence was broug TO bear Against hei, ..e ~
;,s and appees of men appealed to no'Slts liiins
sentaons and falls hoods were assertei ana A1in
nd with bod1ess and eironery unparSneieI' sue hs
.nhod over all oppostion notwhstsndlns .hS ~ III ~
u.tionsn Voolysm, &c, driving OIL many more oiN
w.; sono he ranks yet she rolls up Eepehuos a
."E..e Notwithstanding the Hon. IL thompson 'sase
go''3 v "neT day and week after "eeS' anu Won; I9n
.LH on the various evolullons oi ''s PI
:.IG;ss" Trocess denouncipg those VINO "va.A .
49,, ns,ee with him id fools ana aoclo.s'S Jus 80 -
o,5a sbopt the Abolition circular he wrote & 'e" .s
1 Tslinc speoches in New-London s9d o'1el pl,oo 90
viii All the gusto and pomposity OF woulG'pe - nnbb
Judge telling the people that We weis & = AZ AS earnest
,be Nebraska bill and that We only ulu !. o. S al
sscnos. which he knew was untrue bIa ,ho ma,
~ Henry County comes up and gives oouoe bs -. Vii
;;,y sbe ever gave before for W hg hono - bs -e
w. dIopbt be consoling 10 the gentleman au i Will
60 now his labors among us are sppreS1as' " ~
me- ~; arm to more strenuous efforts neleoe4. ,o,
heve y Lro,y that a number of Wings nave y, pen
=, eorn the ticket by the senseless cry o. sot mo-
Oh t he election We ask you 70 S bsd
Now 'a' onr course You were told thal le ,bs,
mn t vs. leir former Leaders. For .,) lnE M ~ .sis
nonnrnmise WHICH has been so Iu'ni's'' '''