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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

AccrpESr AT FusERaL.-At the fun
esal of the late Mr. Ireson, at Lynn, Mass.
on Monday, the entry floor fell through,
precipitating some twelve ladies into the
cellar. No one was seriously injured. The
house was built one hundred and thirty
years ago, and Mr.. Ireson had resided in the
same house Sc years.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
LUMBER! LUMBER!

A T the Rock island SAW MILL. near the Boat
N Yard. The unde rsiened would inform the iahab-
itlnis OF Rock leland and surrounding country that
they have now hand and re antiy mannfac-
tulng all kinds of Baidiag aad Framing Lumber Fen
fiag, Lashs and
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders which viii be promptly at
tended t.. MEAD, SMITH IL MARSH.
Rock Island, No5. l5-awtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

y No $50. The Mansion Joesc, hcwk
r Hcr al Tpiri aud Iowa streets, Also FaA
Fou.e on Iowa stree: Tease 100 IS ears IT, VA
,loa CASE run,s 5or Sjiu pee anhpu-iTie ssal
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

NJ. rel. A House and Lot on Second strti ID
iasa. Honse 2stories IJS2i, constructs &seOs
naslate tpo families, Lease 10 rna 10 srars ifoH ia
} upse ard Lease.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No. las. Three Heases aud Lots corner o. Foss
ace 10 iaire streets tatetb.r win lot Of ~
lie C'at street the hoie viii bc leased Isr ,sa
alta llcat bargain iial'tsken By one rcnon.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
Out Lots

4 base seyessl small tracts of Lard In the imHr
diair yieintty OF .ha eity. containing fson one y
i"eJty acres. ssaoie Ior private residences garacs,
vineyards &C., WEIGH Will sell N prices iana
iro.n s5u 10 Sion some oflbose within ibe iiAa
OF ,bc city. GEO. J.. NICHOLS,
4lt Cor of Main a Second ~
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
low LAND AGENti'
WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law,
hEAEeAL LA.sD sAGkAf Nd kE.iL fSIAli
BisDFBk.
second Street, East oil BRADY,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

objections promptly astcsded Ia ip an Parts - "
State; Lahds catered aud arrasss l9cas.i ~ " ls:
psipe's ut ~" state Money iaSested aud Taxes fss
i"r hon-resi,ichis: Money loaped on uHenrunbefrs
Real Estate OF All Kinds 5ves hi and stad on MIR
sun,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

THE AMERICAN PARrY.-We learn from
the Cedar Co. Advertiser, whose editor is
well posted on the subject, that at the SEES
sion Of the Grand Council Of the American
Order, held in Iowa City on the 9th inst,
an executive committee Of five was chosen
to call convention Of the party 10 choose
candidates for the several State officers, and
that resolution was adopted at the same
time BY which all the remaining secresy at
tached to the Order was abrosated-the
Order henceforth to become an open Amer
lean party. The s'dark lantern" was extin-
guished. 1t is now upon the same footing
rs other political parties. We shall publish
the platform in our next issue.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

D. sides the bove 0pv. nanlbcr of BHImptpEa
'o.- - iitssepi parts ti. City, which ara author.
ssito 'caso TO atufiy OF years, hWis 10
GEpkGE L.. Atlh0Lls,
Corner II Main and SereGd 81.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No 100. beautiful Cottage and G ron nds sdlor
Tag VI. Launbriie's Il ,sidenre. Lot Il4xis3, vhas
viii be sold " ith o. u.tnout lots adjoining Oh "
sou h-Piiee f'r House al d Loi s2,etu. Fl
apply 10
GEORGE l.. NiCK0LLS,
Cor Of Main aud See0ndss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
Ess2ss5er. Essl,lEp..

rhuM .nV'WlO to &c., 900 fee. Of Lumber al Dor
man u Co.'S. old yard, corner Scott ana EonpL
ai>'t one square wcstpf Cot0s a. Davis Flaming Min
marry opposite The toHu House. The subsc rIhar
lNS on hahd The largest and best asso rimeU al Sea-
once steam saved Fine Lumber to be found in NJ
market W. ke"i con stBntll on hand Dressed ia
aIpressea floor tg siding, Fencing, II and ind,
olher Ncneilns Of Pine Lumter winch we oiar ny Low
asany ollie Yerd ia this city, 'o' 10 10"
boyld d&Wtt. Poc.rEn ! al,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
LANDS FOR SALE
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

A. H. ( % -. = r;ssfsE
{. ON town
:, Ffaet a-The " ofthe s w! OF See 10 T'sNRs
alies from Davenport, contains 20 acres; ma
acres 10 miles from Davenport. ,o
ira' : The " OF See IT 20 n n 3E 1G9 Hw
acres DO hing Ttaes3, 10 miles North from Da'en'
port.
:, Tract The n "a o the W.ofsee Tss NRa
r., ~ esd niles nom toe city.
soan a.s. -Ino T. "ltne ofSsc = 7 70 ME
oac'es, on the kail Road, miles from Davenport.
Tract s--llie Il 1 OF the NV OF Sec 10 ~ Nh:s
r., 80 acres, also pa OF Sees. Ia and l9T77 MAZE
:. all making Que farm OF $50 A. 100 pon Tue
mississippi river, ia miles from Davenport. -,
tract - An Improved Fam, fenced and all ehN.
,al:d, nice house, springs md n creek on u, "
hiekory Grove road, miles from town. Usage VI VI
acres.
Tract Tract ,s-ioo acres in soe'sa7 and - T 20 RAE.
,ce aei TIN Sees IL 10 ~ 20 R2E, $50 nefe's
io'impfoSed and Iai Timber.
r ~ CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA. -
=, ssI". fractional l OF the n. w. Sec =, = /"
W.. NJ r., Z, 81. 100 aeres, near Thorn's Mi''
'"is'o",Harplied for soon.
I.,,o ~ Henry County, Illinois.
+ s. - D. ne ) r and the ofthe w OF see
rom Gsn".a' h' 24Vt cfos, fine spring on 1t, mne
ael rrae' iS--Ihe of See 81 TI6NRfE. of $50
acres. '''o''~ . 10 " ~ e, " "
acra rae' so-ihe w ofsec 10 7 10 MIKE, of 100
of % iotsin RusselFs addition 70 the town
Tr,,, a, ~ Rock Island County, Illinois.
eros. "oo OF Sec 2s I ~ NRlW, Of l0s
10, on nj st nsadS Street cor, Of C,liege.
conlaiuns a. ,t =. ~ Hswss& RatIasons addltio
Apply 10 ~'"'
r-. WILLIAM ALLEN.
Sep. 25tb eobeyal Land Agent,
------t oine % ST., East of Brady.
| uST RECEIVED
~ Gross Of Rhodes fsyer,
- :" Smiths Tonic e agne cure,
% doz of Dr. DE nnin. a.
= ""se IN 'onr hours on s ss .Sserms
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
HtuasS and Lots in North Dsvsnpor.
FOR aAIR

No. i61. Tire mes Houses on Earsm SGD
North o. Lo-p,t each wih scveu rooms. rellr, drI
torn, g,,on MehoI wafer, iseusc we'd f,.'hct smI
ycni.an yi,'ts, snd haitian acre Of roaBd ia as -
These lossafu al IN IS minutes walk OF .he kaa
Depot--P'sce sf-Ssv
No g. House with two Lots Of Ground eIlv|
si.ot!r Notes on Brad! street. . ,sto.
No.iia. 4 frame cottage on The corner Of Ten
aud Loelsi S,reuis. ia 3D. soc.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No, Ice. a three story brick House ca Sopb y.
Of Second near Msii an excellent slore raob % ]
hrsi floor, the hole house well finished ,pr,hs,.e
ore frame fosse nov used us Il -four AID le,s u.
q. t4xt.0.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

legally. Some are willing to bet beaver
that he has been manufacturing votes to
order for the last three weeks, notwith-
standing the proclamation. He has also
proclaimed that the police must not take
sidss when ,the lighting commences, bpt
cosdue shslf politics % simply deposi.ing
Their ballotai and also, when they see any
disturbsnce, they must endeavor 70 auellR
The police make bitter complaints against
tie latter clause. II is supposed that many
Of them will resign. The idea Of endeavor-
ing to queli disturbance never entered
their heads before, and has, been hitherto
considered BY them asrno par, of their duty
Yours, y e.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
T..e9,a pfldOHs SlJccsslNiiOss,

XII mon an equitable and fair basis, without
n much Investment or any rlsS Inc MI tn tne
cre.t Stat. of Iowa, tnefth ..lD Tor u'cN1hsoh
Shelter Is oas ed on the foitoaing terms.
I.t 100 Machines with right reserved 70 sen i'sse
in the territory ,.,, ,,.cbins
I'd For 81 ,d6N and tariG Of 81 on eaei "i"N"tiS
until stV machines are sold. ,,a.oao i
al A tariff Of 81 on each Machine, anth iooo ma
chimes sold. t,, 20
4ih. Ono half interest Of me who're ota'c WIZ ~
favorable terms. 80 $40 .,. i. ~,
There is speculation Of more han s3n wy ~ ,t's
state nj me, calculating that one farmer IN ever! Ten
vIu mi rebnse a machine. There are more mach mes
o,dnnow in days exhibition iban the cost Of 81 s,e
sounty right. The Agent wri hold these proposals
CONS far ; DAYS aud give all necessary hfortnati'h
by calling at the place of exhibition, Opposite me FER
~ landing. boS ~ w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
To Millers.

TWO miliers wish employ ment. Address box 79l
Post hice- Davenport, and il will be attended TO-.
Nov I. dlws
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
storage S'Ulc.

4 Stand mars e,I j. l.. Hortr, n@enror, Iowa
~ rre'a. per :. b. Excel in Jaue,
Lot stoves marke ed Heii d Bufnr, Waterloo, Iowa
reed pf Mary G IN Jnre-
Two 90 es hardware MARKED II. Reghart, Tipion,
Iowa. rec d per $. h. Aiioers,
The above goods will be sd To- pay charges IN not
called for VII Tin thirty days from date.
;. ~. Daf.ZEii. & BRO.
payeurort Nov !, 1851. Cor. 2nd d Perry rs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
10. n,.c51yc,.;cs. f,,,aE,.Oillcrics

1 BEAUTIFUL and Large ttors q ladies e"',a.s,
"A rn.n,;.c,t. Swi.s aud Car tric Sleeve, Lace
S,...,,s Sxi.s and Cambric Basds. camhrie Ehg,hss
anil n.rr,inrs Infants aiss, Iandk erehiets Nc al
an" i"'e'''"e's WADsWORTH'S,
,s M II Mnia III. bet, Froat Il Sec ma.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No. l5s. LOT ON the bluff corner Of R,,A, =.
pet,. s.rccis, adjoining Col. sargsl'slriu So
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

M. 1877. A Horse and Half Lot ON Ra;l,o,a -.
ate Maekiotas Ga deh-Sl ,jee. w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

DIED.
In This cry, yesterday, OF Typhoid Fever, Miss
D0RCAS TYLER.
Funeral will take place this afternoon ate O'Clock,
from the residence other father. onad bet. Brady 4
Perry SITS.
Pekiu lI,l.) and Providence (R. - papers please
cory.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No. 49, Besides the Shove have nunherofgs
iA'hhosed bots Ia Ma.kintost, Ll,nbsitr AID shl
m?ser sFdd'sson 10 Sorth pa, enpor,, which siHs
said toS, 10 persons wishing 10 imptos ethein.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No. I64. sHo.her brick House rear tie ROM,
In II and Scott streets, 3GNs1, nise rooms nd n,
kiiebens, will be sold low and on ipag credit IA, n
di,!oB In the above We have - great varies Of n
poo Ell! - wipct We invite the a,eiiiaH OF pafrl,
crs. GEO. L.. StIKULk
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No. l63. A three stor, brick Hoaseia Fe,-,., n
ID iisa's pdui.'on, the hian, ho,ise gsAs.i tils
ed, bc sold so as To make good ia, es.aettb ~
Ing large annual sctafe-2 .5eD.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
FOR SALE.
A HOME! AN INCOME. AN INVESTMENT

FOR SALE.
A HOME! AN INCOME. AN INVESTMENT!
THE subscriber has determined to place his affairs
ia such shape as will enable him TO be absent
flr indefinite period, AID la doing presents TO
The public role OF properly. aiording large i'm
mediate income aud great prospective advantages.
The terms and prices such tat the entire estate
can be secured BY a very small immediate invest
ment, and The time pay nents can be faily met by
the annual sale OF portions of the unim ROY ed part
at greatly augmented .Htcs.
One-nfh only in hand, the balance in twe three
four and i've wears, with ten per cent interest.
Two -Four acre lots, adjoining the grounds or The
Agricultural Society, where their Fairs are
held;
Two Two lots adjoining same;
Thirty lots, dhree squares iDtaetl just Laid out and
annexed to East Davenport;
Six Handsomely situated lots in the old pls; Of
East davenport. frouting the river ana com
mandiI Z splendid views;
One hundred and twenty acres of splendid Prairie
laud, six miles north of town. yer. near &c
Dubuque road
NJ Stone kesidence containing ten rooms, a large
attic. large kitchen and kitchen chamber, wood
house, bathing house, ice house, milk cellar
vegetable cellar, and grounds Jog BY 3.5 "a Ell
equal to townlots, with freit trees. erap.s
and shrubbcry, possession given days from
safe;
one-thirl interest in the Economist FIGURING Mills.
at East Davenport. nov in operation with
stock OF wheat on hand.
This properly will suit purchaser who is seek
irg PERMANENT home. with view to regular btsl-
ness aud lucrative inv esimeht; IL is Nitb a view
to raise money seek u propals moment 10 con-
vert HnProdaetive real estite; therefore offer The
Whole - purchaser, and will decline selling
detached posttoBs.
GEO. l.. NiGKols. Esq. will give fun particulars
10 bona nd purchasers or the subscriber at East
davenport Will show the property hen called on.
W. IL. hILDRETU.
East Davenport, Noy. 18th ls55.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No. ts7. Lot No. 6, Block ", on SKA, .lrss :.
The Railroad Depot sleCO. 4Vn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

NO t5s. A beautiful blur Lot The Nonh IL.
OF 5 N,a ssfcet opposite Mack lots garden, sH 4
Lea eel for IL yeafs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No. l47. A small Frame House on renh ara q.
ley streets. Lot 64xito--Price $3.50. y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

To Lease for q Term OF Years
Thave nHnio.r OF Houses ard is,ts TO lease n,
to Is years, amotg which are the following:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
To RENT.

TOR one or more years PORK HOUSE. at East
4 davenport. with seventeen hundred square feet
Of cellar room, and thiry-dve hundred Of ware
ro2ns. smoke and lard house, all convent en- tly
situated. Apply 10 w. Il. HILURErH.
NOV. lid Il. East Davenport.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

No. 149. co.iagc House on Fifth s,ree,A...
Harrison aud Ripe, streets. '''''c''s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17
CITY LOTS End REsIDENrs,
For Sale "Vts

Among which IRE the following:
10: ISL Large New Brick House eoeuer. n.
e0sss-- we'll rdapted for large Boa ,di,. ~ Nntl
1h- bu icing iscalahlc Of .eeommodai,,r n.ss
60 Dorrders, giving 80 sa,h comforiabie . meaS
there Is fr.nt o. - fce,on Main s.ree, ssa
na fisor End extending 9Th Stree, MAJ, !. s
NO. i4s. A small house nenriy ne. n, ~
or ofHixth and PER-, SIS Wy "n'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-17

3 No. $50. A large ard airy Hoase Win ,,at.
groand on ,nc eorBcrcfSiaihup BnM S,uin'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-18

And in csses of this kind, the true Democracy
should have themselves represented regardless OF
the number Of votes given to bogus delegates.
We are satisfied that the Convention viii not sit
with any person, who is now, ever was, or ever
intends to belong to the order of Know Nothings.
Let then the best men be sent from each of the
townships Men whose character, is guarantee
for their actions there, and whose patriotism and
party predictions are far above suspicion.
When such men get together, and compare senti-
ments and ideas, with regard to their enemies, the
result cannot be doubtful. One paramount idea
pervades the whole population in this County, is
the destruction of this new party, always except
ing those who belong to the organization and
their adherents. This idea is not confined to the
Fast or the West, the North or the South, but
harmonizes 18th all classes, countries. and creeds
Local questions and local candidates have their
adherents, and sufficient amount Of selfishness
permeates the bosom of every individual. On
this general principle however. we can all
meet common platform, natural death to
Know-Nothingism.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-18
Graham's Magazine.

The July number of Graham has been on our
table for some days. 1t contains its usual amount
of original and selected matter, and is certainly an
attractive number. The steel engravings, colored
plate of the fashions, patterns for embroidery,
and new music to be found in each number rem
ders it great favorite with the ladies. With the
July number new volume is commenced, which
it is the design of the Editor to render more at
tractive if possible than any of its predecessors.
Terms So 90 per annum, all communications both
Editorial and on business, must be addressed to
delphia.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-18

they may hope to place in power one of their
number.
A cloud has lately gathered over the democrat.
ic party, but it will come out of it with colors hy
ing and honor untarnished. 1t has now but q
straight forward course to pursue, and with the
same certainty that effect follows cause viii it
again occupy the proud position from which it has
been thrown by the treachery offase friends, mis-
takes in the choice of candidates and the tempo
rary abandonment of deluded adherents. With
third parties, abolition parties, freesoil parties,
temperance parties, or any thing of the kind, it
has no fellowship. Democratic principles are des-
tined to be in the ascendant in this country as
they have been, with brief intervals from the or
ganization Of the government. There is an in
nate democracy in the hearts of the people that
that has shielded and protected them. If changes
reforms are desired in the laws or policy of the
country, it is safest to commit them to the hands
of the honest and pure-intentioned democracy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-18
Know-Nothing Platform.

We last week published the platform adopted
by majority of the national council of Know
Nothings, which lately assembled at Philadelphia:
also the manifestoes of those who seeded, and
protested against it. Want of room prevented
our then alluding to it, but we hope our readers
viii have examined the paper carefully, and that
they will lay it aside for future reference 1t will
be observed, that if there is an unexceptionable
plank in the platform, it is the one upon which
the council exploded. In alluding to it, the Key
stone says: :" The delegates from twelve States
withdrew, thus distracting and disorganizing the
new party whose mushroom growth has surprised
superficial observers, and whose ephemeral cxis-
tence was kreseen by all who feel the necessity
of great pervadng principles founded in truth and
justice, to the perpetuity of political party in
this country.
1t is now manifest to the world that the demo-
whose banner the people of the North and the
South can rally-that it is the only party that
can preserve harmony among the States and the
happiness and prosperity resulting from that har-
mony. The great body of the wings, by allowing
themselves to be ensnared into the anomalous
third party, have been taught the folly of aban-
doning their organization, and the necessity of
keeping clear of temporary fanaticism ifthey val-
ue their principles and wish them introduced into
the measures of government.
There viii ever be occasionally springing into
existence third party, but they always have and
they always win prove to be short lived, as they
are either the emanation of disappointed and de-
feated politicians, or are built upon some ss one
idea," without protesting to have any general
principles or opinions, on any subject beyond the
particular one on which they may seek to place
themselves in power OF to distract the other par
ties.
So long as this government lasts, however,
| there will be democratic party, made up of the
great mass of the people, the toing millions. who
seek special privileges, and no other protection
than what is necessary to guard their rights ;who
believe in strict construction of the constitution
| and in a faithful and honest execution IN letter
and spirit of all its guarantees to the south as well
as TO the north; who favor an economical admin
istraton of the affairs of government. and who GO
for equal laws and equal rights and equal privi-
Ieges to all who would cultivate the friendship o
all nations, but never prove traitorous to then
country in the hour Of danger to her integrity.
her liberties or her honor. And there will be .
party. called perhaps by different name at ev-
cry CONTEST whose main object it will be to legis
late for capital letting it 'stake care'' Of labor
who go for alatitudinarcan construction Of The
constitution, and who are ever willing. even at the
risk Of overthrowing the Union itself, to abandon
show Of principle wherever by " "czpchency
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-18
Whig Convention.

In our columns to-day will be found the official
proceedings of the convention ked here last week,
by the surviving members Of the late Wing party
We publish them precisely according to the copy
handed in to us by the officers.
1t is document deserving of notice. Apart
from the astounding fact which it discIoses, that
the Wing party lives, moves. and has being, at
tention will be arrested by the exhibition which
it makes of the present opinions of that party in
relation to the question of the day: that of civil
and religious liberty.
Candor requires us to say that their action in
this regard, is worthy of all praise. They appear
to have met that question boldly, and without
one moments fiinching. They cast out of their
midst every member who declined to separate HIM
self from the Know-Nothings. Their resolutions
speak language not to be misunderstood. They
show that, between the Wings of Cambria and
the dark lantern party, there is gulf which cam
not be easily bridged over. In fact one of their
resolutions declares in express terms, that, they
disclaim any sympathy, and reject any alliance
with that party, both for the present and the ft-
ture--now and forever.
This is strong language from men who last fall
cast their votes for James Pollock, George S. King
aud William c. Barbour.
An old saying declares that bought wit is the
best. The Wings Of this county have doubtless
paid dear enough for their experience: but so
much the better; they viii not soon forget the
lesson.
Entertaining as we DO views widely different
from those of our separated brethren" con-
stitntional questions, it nevertheless affords ex-
trsme pleasure to find that they recognize the nat
ural rights of man. They stand before tho pub
lie the avowed enemies Of the dark lantern party.
Their attitude is a noble one. They have taken
it spontaneously. The Lord grant them the gift
Of continuance.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-07-18

The Democratic voters Of the several election
districts in the county of Cambria, are requested
to meet ON Saturday the 2Sth day of July instant.
at the places designated by law for holding the
general elections, and then and there elect two
persons as Delegates to represent them in County
Convention.
The Delegates, chosen as aforesaid, viii meet in
Convention at the Court House In the Borough of
Ebensburg on Tuesday the 31st instant, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, and nominate Candidates
for the several offices to be filed at the ensuing
general election and transact such other business
Us the usages and interests of the party require.
The elections for Delegates are to be opened at
o'clock 2. NJ. and kept open until o'clock.
VIM KITTELL-
Chairman County Committee.
July IL, 1856.