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Demoine courier., 1856-07-10

30 aH-aH.%- a-MHHH @ ~
Of the General Assembly that thsy
shonld be distributed u sach companies.
an enactment TO tina, eTec, IL required.
II they are not I be Issued in that mnn.
ner, then some provision should be made
for their safe keeping.
Concurring in the general desire that
your session may be short, and that
vour ,iu:e may be occupied solely by
matters relating to the State. do q
d, en- il proper, at present, to call Jour
attention To the deplofabIe conditions OF
affairs in Kansas. and at our Natiodal
Capitol. I, would be an error 10 sup.
pose tina, nv failure TO do 50 10 %attfibuta.
bic 10 any wan, Of sympathy with the
patriotic and devoted men who are sruc.
glicg TO uphold the rights Of free spere'i.
free labor. free soil. and . free press -
tina. Territory and in the Councils Of tie
Nation.
JAMES w GRIMES.
Iowa City. July B. 1885.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10
rfxxlc.

The Great Democratic Rati6cs.ipn
Meeting, bich was advertised 10 come
Of here on Wednesday. the OH. when
the Hon. d. o. Finch. aud the FIen.J.
G. Knapp, two Of the big.guns Of mod
err Dsmocracy, was, 10 sdfess The ntsres
Of Wupsllo, did'n, come or Tor one very
good reason. The speakers duly ap
peared bu, the masses did'nl. Abou,
twenty, certainly no, mors ihsn ,wcn,y-
five, only four from the country, ccns,i-
n,ed the whole i:nmense crowd. who
me, To respond 10 the nomi, aiions Of
Buchanan and Brsckepr,age! The Spet.
kers. Of course, lef. in disgust! IL is no
use gentle mrn, YOU can't drum northern
Democrats into The Support Of your pro
slavery platform no way yon !. 6x il,
Better give il up with agood grace al
once. sssS .4s4 ss~ ~
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10
Wmi. M. STONE,
THE COUNTY CONVENTION

as one Of the largest aud must en-
thusias,ic ever held in old Wa2elio-
Wethink all spectators were satisfied of
the fact that the Republican party is q
power in the land.
The candidates for the Legislature,
placed in nomination by the Convention.
ere good and true men, ardenly devoted
70 the principles of The Republican par
~ and abundan,ly able TO presen. them
70 tae people, as they will do fully, be
tween this and the election lteeened
TO be o difficult matter TO choose be
tween The really able and acceptable
men who were suggested for nonina-
lion. all OF whom would have been faith.
full and Efficient Standard bearers in this
inporian, canvass.
Of Joseph Haync, candidate for Clerk
oil The District Court, i, 10 not necessary
10 cay much. The so,ers of the Couu.
~ know him as . Of the most faith
fhl. upright. courteous and compc:cn.
officers we have ever had. Indeed. We
ere well assured tia. he has no supe.
rior in the State. We ore very surc
ihat Mr.. Hayne viii be re-electcd by a
large majority.
j.. w. Dixon. ESQ, candi la,e for
Prosecuting Attorney. is a young gen.
,lsman OF extensive legal a,sainmente,
anc highly esteemed in the community
'rlero be resides. He has heretofore
belonged to the Democratic party snt a
nomination for the same Office by the
recent Convent Of thar party was
ltndered 10 linn. which l.e declined for
reasons which he would haze stated
lhen aud there " an opportunity had
been afforded him. He did state them
10 The Republican Conventien. N .erms
which ought, and va doub, ne, viii,
find a response m the hearts of hundreds
Of honesi Democrats, who. as be ha,
dons,s will Indignantly spurn the pro
slavery platform Of the Cincinnati Con-
ren,ion, and The candidate who has rrerg..
Cd himself in i, as . mere iIs,sumen, to
carr,i ii y aie toa
sateThe ticket which the Republicans
nov present 10 tho voters OF Wapello
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10
Latest News.

The House Bill 10 admll Kansas with
The Topeka Constitution, was defea,eG;
but a, reconsideration was subsequently,
moved and, CARRIED. and the bill adopted
by III ce majority.
Gen. Persifer r. Smith. has gone TO
Kansas with sire, orders 10 prevent, abe
Of Free Stale men with arms.
/. An expedition Of 500 men are abou,
proceeding ,o'Aisxieo. 10. aAsi,. the pre.-
en-, Igo'ernnen'. svs,
The Seua,s op The 9Th r~econsidered
The Bill to- improve the month Of the
Mississippi and the St Clair Flats, ve
,osd by the President, and passed j, by
The requisite two thirds inajornv.
Herbert. Inc murderer OF the Irish.
man. Heating, has been Indicted. and
committed. the o~fIencc no, being bail.
able. a
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10
AFHZE4

A Mr.. Snyder made O speech here
on Taesdsy night. TO a crowd Of abou,
35 including Republican spectators.
Mr.. s. we understood 10 be a candidate
OF The Democracy for come State Office.
We were late, bu, in time 10 see the u
MON Dissolved Southern Congress In
augara,ed, and fra,ernal blood flow ing
freely all over The land! We concluded
this 10 be the trae,cal par. OF the per-
formance. We learn from Others tina,
The Know Nothings recetved a terrible
dressing down al an earlier stage: being
accused Of perjury aad other heiuous
crimes, which showed the speaker no, 10
BIZ entirely posted in the programme Of
this region. M y
Mr.. Street. however. explained the
matter so satisfactorily ,ha, the candi-
date, with she assistance OF q little side
training. 60, the hang If things aud
promptly poured oil on The troubled wa.
ters. t
W. c,d'r, hear DR.. Woods Curiieu
story, which mas among the ,~nsroduc,os,
exercises; bul at q la,s houT when every.
body wanted TO 60 home, our worthy
medical friend concluded TO mako a1iew
additional remafks, snd geuang warmed
With the subjscl, bs seemed 70 be s~srIihs
down for the piehi. He had lived a, the
south. had owned IS negroes! 60, elo.
quent, over southern institutions. euio
gizec his candidates. and said the Rep
ublican county candidates were awful
fellows. 1--WE spsrei his expIe,ises) and
probably wanted to bel, from q sui: OF
clothes up to sll. 0C0, on Iowa! His
sensible fiiencs had been ling
s,gns Of impanence for a long tine; RS
ing up hat in hand 10 60. bu, The woiihy
DR.. would take no ordinary hint, and t.
nnliy .here was ! general break Tor ,ne
door. bringing 'he eloquent speaker aud
the meeting ioa spddea full ssop. yN
A leading Democrat The nes, morning
expressed anything bpt . favorable 0
pinion of Mr.. Snyder, in which every
body we haze heard from on the sudjeci
cordially csncuried.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10

Az y Convention Of ,ha Rspubheaa
Parry, held a, the Goun House in o..
,utn wa on SATURDAY, tie 5th day Of Ju.
ly. 1856. Il. Kirkpatrick was called
10 ,he char, nnt A. X. Weir appointed
Secretary. oa
On motion Of C. Dudley. a Commits.
tee consisting Of G.. Dudley. Dr.. G. G.
Warden. aude AARON Harlan. we're sp.
pointed a.cammiuee on credentials.
Convenlion adjourned un,il-l o'clock.
p. M.
O'CLOCK, p. N.
Convention met. and wac called to. or.
.ler by the President.
On motions of G. Reynolds, a com.
Rit,ee was appointed 10 draf. res ,lu.
lions, consisting of @. Reynolds. F. g.
McCiinsock. ). L. Taylor, A. C. Olney
and'T. Ping =.
the cormitce on credentials repor&ea
names Of delegates.
On motion. delegations mo-. fnll were
authorized 10 fl scancies or cast the
vote to which their several townships
were entitled.
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported as the eentimen, Of the Conren.
,;on. the Platform, adopted by the Ph,la.
dsIphia National Convention. with the
following. 1.-THE platform has already
appeared in unr columns-ED.1
Resolued, That we hail with delis ht the NOM
ination of Fremont and Dayton, conf dent that
we have in them Champions Of Free Speech,
Free Labor and Free Soil that will certainly
lead US to victory and restore peace to our dis
tractsd country. aG a6ar7H
The Convention proceeded to baIIo,
for candidates 70, Representatives, which
resulted on the las, baIIo, ns follows:-
J. &. Mitchell. %; &. L.. Roberts, 81
Morris J. Williams, 3S; William NJ.
Allison. SO. J. v. Meeker, William A.
Nye and A.. > O!ncy received votes On
two frs. ballots. Wm. NJ. Allison and
Morris ]. Williams were declared the
unanimous nominees Of the Consen.
ton.
Joseph Hayne xas then nominated
for Clerk and ]. W, Dixon far Pose
cutting Attorney. by acclamstian.
The Convention was addressed S,
d'lIeren, times by Messrs, Williams.
Rober,s, Mrchell AID Dixon. gw
On motion Of john Priest. resolved
that in case VIM. 81 ALISON declines
The nom,nstion rendered 10 him. The can
dida,e to WHOM this convention mas tiren
the next highest number Of Voies. he The
Republican candidate for the Legislature.
On motion, a commiiee. consisting Of
J, E.. Wngh,, J.. Caldwell, and J.. w.
Hejrick, were appointed 10 represent
The County in a JOINT Convention OF
Keokuk and Wapello Counties.
Proceedings ordered to be published
in he Courier, AID after giving TIRES
cheers ior, The Coun,y candidates and
three ,lmes three for Fremont and Day
ton. The Con.eniion adjourned
n. KIRKPATRICK. Chm.
A. r. WEIR, Sec'y.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10

county, we are we'll assured. viii be
elected by q larger na;crty than has
ever beer given 10 any party. To se
cure this resul,. will require an effort.
We admit |; but ,hst~elorl will not, be
wanting. fhe people are aroused To an
extent, ard to u degree Of enthusiasm
not perhaps expected at SO early a Pc
Rod. but not the less crafty ing snd en-
couraging. -
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10

derstandins, declared The Senate sdjoura-
ed ill! Monday.
HousE.-A messsge was received
from the Senate announcing the passage
Ut the Kansas bill.
Nj. Campbell. in a respond 10 q ques
ton OF Mr.. K,mball's. SAID he intended
to cali up the repor. Of the reIec, com
mittee relative to the assault 81 MIR. Sum
ner On Tuesday nex,, but that he would
M then move The previous question:
The friends Of the parties involved de
SIRE a ciscussion.
M. Clirgnsn said there would be a
d,scussion.
Mr.. Campbell said he would move the
previous question on Thursday next.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10
MASS MEETING

Republicans Of Wapello Comfy
At oTTuMwA. July Urn. 1856.
To Ratify the nominations of
and Y the
peoples Candidates for President
and Vice President!
TURN OUT ONE AND ALL,
FREEMEN OF OLD WAPELLO!!
And let the voice of a free
people be heard in behalf of
Free Speech, Free States, Free
Men and FREMONT in tones
that will strike terror to the hearts
of thedemagogues who have con-
spired to deceive the people and
ruin the country.
WIN. MI. STONE,
One of the Republican candi-
dates for Presidential Elector, and
other able speakers, will be pres
ent and address the people.
Hour Of Meeting, l o'clock, p. M.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10
Correspondence Of the Courier.

Iowa Cay, Jui, Bad, 1856.
Ed. C. urier, ettasea Is
DEAR SiR:-Boih Houses met and or.
eanlzsd b, ~re.elsc,iae the former prssid.
ING oiicers and subordinate officers near.
" as before Both Houses nearly full.
Gen SLields Of the Senate IRON Dubuque
died las, Thursday. ~
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10
IOWA LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
EXTRA SESSION.

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Ha,.s .sys stha.a recoo,n .n,,sd n, ,hs
G~o,error. Resc,,.,on lad ON ,he "a.
hlsas 80 -"
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s.nni,sa w,,h cor, :, he ac,. ~ The
Gsnar., Asssmhi, ., s.s.,on .,d !,
Tod 1900
M, Ssmus,s mo,ed - /. .m.na !,
M, eat nsw = "a ,h..s msr,.
her, WIN had mo-, r.c.,vea such coo,e.
~ .cca,s.ac. u,h . r..o,.,,,n N ,h.,
efIec, IL ST session. should only receive
sand COPIES. Aneudmen, csraied. and
,resoiunon IA amended. Adopted.
a mewbrrfrom. Lee offered q resoiu
lion Iela.,Ye 10 the ,Gecease oi Messrs.
rinkis and Damon, members Of this
House, al. It's last se.sion, from Lee
county. "a
On a s,,cpe s,ion Of Mr. FranIIn. oi
Wspclio, The name Reasln Prnchard,
deceased, also . member Of ih,s House
a, i,s last session from Muscstins county,
" The COMMITTEES 10 inform The Senate
o. the permanent oTgsn'zasioa OF the
House. reported performances. eee.tI
A committees IRON the Senate amour
ced 10 the House ihaia comnit!se on
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10

q When.ver you see a csseipilIsr's
cocoon ,n vours orchard. pu'I Il of the
tree snd trample on il. II shove your
reach, use . lighs pole. /
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10

scneka! Snakey Rset!l]
win pay good price Car III he Sage !
offerec this Spring.
1dre I'm, etssn Ind dy.z w. + OH
o1er - IN On z. fe.s4a
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10

Ga so9i NEw YoRK, July s.
A dnpsich from Washington 10 the
Tribune says: ~ taan s1s
Z The Mormons have decided not 10
urge the admission Of Utan into the
Uoion. unni after The Presidential cleo
lion. belisveiDg tho present opposHion 10
be only for party effect -
Demoine courier., 1856-07-10

-" WV w ~
Department, at washington. ye, cerifi.
Gates have been issued to tie compan.
by the State officers connected with the
Improvement, 10 The effect that Inc com
pany 10 enmiled 10 about goo. 900 acres
sfland along the river. which lands the
company now propose to sell. ] am
IniorDec that mary Of the tracts
described ia these cern6csses. are claim
ed By The State ~ school iands, anu thar
many others have been already sold and
patented BY tie General Government to
az .uai residents thereon. II will be
seen that the ;ssurnce of these certificates
viii email great trouble and perhsps
litigation upon sndiytduais and upon The
STATE, and no more should be allowed
IN issue unnlthe grsn, u finally Adjusted
by ihs Secretary Of the Interior. aud The
ntls vested in the State. IA .R
? fIshsve received sevenseen hundred
and ninety muske,s, 6t,y Colts Rsvol
sefss snds twoAsix pound field Piecs..
from thesG Genera Government. for me
uss ofthe State. Pho Two fed pieces
Z have issatd 10 i~Udependent. uosfofmed
sstlisfy compsnies &C. K-okuk and
iJavebpott. tskioS approved bonds for
their rs4dsiivery 10 tho StSss authosHiss
inagood conditions. whenever called for.
Dome ofshe re soIvesa are needed 81 aha
nsnsientis ~. ana as,iasyb Uompanics
"a he 6:ais are ~ssnxio1s 10 secure ths
YfesSis co ~ usdsr which
can 81 i,susd, and II il q the desire
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Anatomy and Physiology.

We are very glad 10. learn that DR.. n.
X. Pearsons has been pcnuaded to deliVr
his exceedingly popular oou sc oilectures on
Anatomy and Physiology at the Baptist
Church in this village, commencing on Mon
day evening next. The Dr.. delivered his
course at Norway a short time since, To over
flowing houses; and the unanimous declar.
atoms Of his delighted auditors, demonstrate
the immense value our neighbors place up
on the merits Of the lectures, as we'll as TIE
ability Of the Lecturer. Tn, citizens at the
South Village, On mass, ar, now listening
70 the DR. and Judging from their cncomium..
We hardly know which Of orr two neiahbor-
ing Villages have been the more highly en-
tcrtnincl, so. Paris or Norway.
The DR.. has decidedly the largcs, amoun,
ofapplntus that has ever b'en exhibited IT,,
the country towns Of this County ana by
means Of it, hs subject becomes ineligible
70 the most ordinary understandings, while
every idea that fall. from him, is Of praeii.
cal value 20 every one.
We bc'pcak Tor the DR.. a very large and
apprecia,ive audience At this place.
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South, from the ,oiioH he represents, and
which put him in nomination. His friends
claim that he can carry Delaware, Mary
land, tennessee, Kentucky, and perhaps
Louisiana. lrthesc predictions provo true,
It will only have the effect TO lessen the vote
Of the black democracy and reduce the cleo
toral votes Of the Cincinnati candidate.
The three great States Of New York, Penn
sylyania and Ohio, are considered SURE FOR
the Republican nominee.
IL is Of little consequence which Of the
aspirauis (cithcr Pierce, Douglass, Bucha-
nan, Wise or Mason) is sclectcd by the black
democracy Tor standard bearer either OF
them, il nominated, will be placed upon an
extreme pro.slavcry sectional platform. This
will OF all national, Union.lo,ing men,
both North and South, who do not consider
the extension Of slavery the main pillar OF
democracy, from the support Of the Cincin-
na,ti ticket.
AHNi' WE wv NAN Nlf WtNAA l'AAAlH N"''
ton involved in the next Presidential con.
tc.i. Upon til. the people will he brought:
90 drdsi rr's
To h,licyo that ,hc people wall in 1886
directly rspulatc the doctrines OF the D..
clara,r5n ct Independence, the Constitution
aud the grca, fundamental principles OF free
dom as laid down ~ jefferson ard the ioun-
dcrs Of the Republic. would he a foul Sian
der upon their virtue and intelligence, hence
it is fair presumption that a large majori-
~ Of them will rally under the Republican
banner. and drive from the places of power
,hc political Go,h' aud Nandal, who have
made ,hc time houorcd name OF democracy
a synonym Of shame, and forever di'sracod
anil li,honoreI the American name through
aui thg civilized world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

SyPERNTENuENr or CoupoN Scuools. II
is announced that the Governor has nomin-
atcd Mr.. John ;. Craig. Of ReadGeld Tor
Superintendent OF Common Schools. We
can learn Of no credible reason for the re-
moyal Of Mr.. Dunnell, During the year Of
his service IN that Office he has certainly
cyinccd an admirable fitness for the post
aud has won golden opinions from all classes
with whom his Official duties have brought
him in contact. Ills Report furnishes am
pie testimony to the skiIl, energy, industry
and enthusiasm with which be has perform
ed his duties. lis removal must be regard
al as a merely partiran movement As to
the qualifications Of the gentleman nomina-
ted as his successor, we DO notlearn thatany
one is prepared to speak. 1t will be sun
cicnt praise II no prove himself worthy
successor Of the gentleman whose place he
takes. We hope he may do so, and that II
be does, no future executive shall remove
him, from the low motive that has aetuatSd
hi, appointment. Izicn's ADVOCATE,