Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-14
naiIp Ga3tttt.
-. ,,r,. scpte IN her ~, 1858.
local MATTERS.

-. .ouJd scarcely be termed mob,
n !, ,ooe time il presented all Of that
ny .,,,ee. It amounted simIly to de-
~ : Gouo- forfeited, which was refused.
,te refusal to give it up the men max
:, ..,,es, retired to their homes. On
:" ! no to arrest the man who IN aae the
IA a, mon s,ration, opposition was made,
~ e.e,s were resisted in the discharge
If duty, and one Or two persons were
y,a The law was fully sustained and
Ird men may declaim against the
STD IN, of the liquor enactment. so long
s% ! in force theyaAre disposed to see
on. ,,neJ. With the very fewest ex-
n. our citizens, without respect to ma.
10, ;, orsc3nceiyej IDEAS, are dctermin-
ace whatever is adjudged to be the
|, =, the land, fully sustained, and we are
IA tia, no class OF community will be
ia, fo,vard in this matter than our Ger
population.
nj Mr.. S Thompson has presented us
large "pound pear" picked at Mt. Yer
~, l,om , tree that bears the honorable
- ,c,on of having been planted by the
'" Of George Washington.
B. Dan:orth, Jr., the editor Of the
~ Island Republican, is man who is
S bonds to stand his trial for perjury,
10, il Justice be impar'ially admins
-. will certainly 90 to the penitentiary
y, he properly belongs h. is man
u strongly suspected by the community
In he lives of having committed va
and most gross crimes. he Is man
a suspected by the same community OF
Id wing at and profting by other crimes
y ieh civilized human nature revolts,
which are instinctively Stunned as
leprosy by every human being whose
" lment is superior to that Of Hotten-
h. is man who edits paper that is
i lowed to enter the family circle, a
p,olcssedly Democratic, blu, which,
have /, on good authority from Rock
!. /, IS dsow ned and repudi ated by all
fading and respectable Democrats in
A ty and county. Such is the character
! man who makes frequent opportun'
bf fading fault with the manner in
the Davenport Gazette is conducted,
|, Of INDUCING himself in the use of
bets which are principally remarka-
for their Stiffness. but which doubtless
! as great height Of augmentation as
BE- attained by the ability OF their &C
Hshed author.
my be thought by many that the man
D. character is truthiuly portrayed IN
rsg1lHg rrmart :, 10 unworthy OF no.
Bat It is disagreeable necessity to
sJnsly correct some of his grosser
hood, necessity which is applicable
4Iseh1od IA his paper Of laol Wednes.
The Republican says the Gdsche is
much troubled by the establishment
Era democratic daily u This city, aud
ges "a tive ere endeavorins to break
Ism II .niorth knew and our readers
eubrr, thu, in our first notice of the pro-
u rev paper, alter wishing Mr. Eagal
perity, in referring to the new prupri.
We sGid, We welcome them to our
hoping to find them honorable compel
aud believing that the business Of
Ienport is s,ficieHt to sustain two daily
sFapors." That was the kind Of greeting
eh We gave to the genit men Who PRO-
d settling among US, al d IL was remark
u by some Of our political friends, tina,
Situation Was entirely too courteous to
xtenGed to journal, whose know n in
bon was TO defend the inception and all
Consequences OF the Nebraska bill and
eupport Mr. Douglas for the Presidency.
replied that We spoke only in regard to
was patent on the prospectus ct the
paper, and that common courtesy
med 10 forbid the adoption Of any other
rse. Subsequently,, when the Cour'sr
FED on It's own knowledge, tn at the. State
moerat' was pledged to support the Ne
ska Dill, and wouid. be among the first to
p the name Of Douglas for the Presiden-
We said that if the Information of the
nrier were correct, we thought wrong
eatIon had been chosen, and that such
per would not be supported by this COM
unity. We think SO still, and that opin-
whether correct OF incorrect, is all the
position we have made 10 the "new dai-
have perhaps written at greater length
Pr vas demanded by the subject, but as
hg period will probably elapse before we
Bain notice any thing which Danforth may
We thought it better to make full ex-
laatoH, and show the utter falsity OF
atement which attributed to Us disconr-
~ which we had not praeticed and which
feel no inclination to practice.
The following recipe for making
pile Jelly we find in our exchanges, ana
blish it for the benefit of our lady readers:
PIKE apples of the best quality and good
vor, mot sweet) cut them in quarters OF
pl .,o,,, Ion, An snCts then StrHln