Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-13
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hear political speech, and 10 see The X. n
Senator 81 Iowa. u IL was publicly AN
nonnrsd thai h- wa 10 make d speech II
the Court House that evening
When entered The Court Room. foup,
Hiram Price, Esq, on the floor with VIVA,
seemed TO be slim audience. learned
that he had been speaking some time before
] went INTO the Room. A few of the re-
marks that heard from him, would seem ia
my humble Judgment TO be Interesting 10 q,
least portion Of the voters who proclaim
their intention of voting for John G. Ere
mont.
It's, presume. well known ~ tbs conn-
ty that Hiram Price, Esq, was last year
one 81 the most prominent, aciiv. and ener-
ge'ic members Of the American, or more
properly called, political Know Nothing
parry. II Is also well known that the same
MIR Price was one OF the mos; prominent
and efficient men IN the State. 10 originate
aud sustain the Fremont party in this CONF
ty, IS well as in the State
This M r. said, thu. campaign Is o e IF
War, and tina, ii required Money to carry
IT Oh successfully II. said money was the
slnews Of war, and that he g could Tell The
large, OF he might ,ay the small audience,
but wished il was large one" ihl' the
Fremont men had not been as liberal a. they
should have been in contributing their mo
ney, and more than that he said they had
not shown The energy and anxiety ha' thcv
should have shown ia the campagn, e,her
III The contribution of money, speeches, or
IN The attendance Al meetings.
tie made very 'r'l. remark that there
wer" III their meetings opponents that conrt
ed thelr tnmbers. happened 10 be IN the
oct OF counting the number al the time. and
found II 10 be sev-nty H. SPOKE ou 70
some time, aud expressed his dependency
graphically, by the assertion that he had
caused the ad Ioun nent Of a Temperance
meeting, To attend this meeting and comb
menced 10 speak with the intention II con
tinnlng until some one else would give all
intlmailon of willingness. 10 speak. OF until
Senator Harlan uld make his appear
ance.
can say no made strong appeals to the
frieud' OF Fremont. 10 come out aud say
something. II II we're only a few words ,and
at the same time r~r,neuiiv remarked that
almost any man could get ap an say f-a
appropriate wnri- There Was uo attempt
made by .ny oHr oi the ,.-ten'y 10 speak.
Some tine. however. at'el IN, drspondeu al
appeal. 81 aiet Harlan Na- announce az"
made h'- apPear'ii.e onibe sta,d
/ lr.i-ned ~ h IN pratahls ~ ninui"s
but Ind not Tar any hlpi oi ,tIong argu'
meni, ar lean amy hin. vrtl ate estlnG anc
! retired. As came dow The salrway.
heard remark from DO, II about seven
teen, that conceded with my ideas, w -
don't learn anybody much +"
Some ime after Senator Harlau came OF
! the stand. and when the aiIdl,ucr we've t,.l
~ assembled. counted again, and found
'escH'S Hlhe ia me I our No"W itoNited
| several Germans. several Democrats and a
number of Temperance society msn
therefore concluded that this city
which - one Of the strongholds of Know
Nothing Temperance Society men, aud anti
Democracy. and where we have a popuia-
zion Of some twelve thousand. this meeting
winch was publicly called 10 see and greet
the Senator, and great Fremont gun OF the
State, and the meeting being no doubt large
" swellpd bv the Adjournment of the
cr-t eonciave of the Temperance organiza-
ton say concluded that this Election
precinct would not Re 50 extremely over
wheIming against our able, accompli shed
and experienced Democratic candidate. Jas
Buchanan
When we look a, the whole combination
Of Know Nothing Temperance Disunlou
and anti democratic Factions; combined on
the oc aston of the State Elec ton. and lock
row at the beautifully small" squads they
raise for great Fremont rally-we Bucha
nan democrats need not be seriously alarm.
ed 10 see Severity Nine, where we a few
weeks since dreaded 10 see or hear of sever.
! al hundred deceived Germans, and many
hundred. Of regularly initiated. political
oath bound dcnouncers Of all Foreigners, as
well as some hundreds Of oath bound TEN
perance pro-scripiiohists. al Just such :
meeting a. 10 time, place and parry
EF- Carleton is getting in his win
Ter stock. which is the most substantial am
complete he has brought TO this market. =
Success in business which ever follows the
perseverance and energy " such a man a
Carleton, has enabled HIM 10 place before
the public goods which in quantity and
quality will compare with any other hous'
in the city. Ladies and Gents. Who want q
good article, slightly in advance oi the
Eastern market, will give him call.
! Particular attention has been paid th'
manufacturing Of fine work. 10 winch ert
Mr.. c. has taken great pains Ia engage III,
best workmen IN the country, ami will al
WAYS be prepared to manufacture TO orde
a. good boots and shoes as can be found j,
any place whatever. We have no hesi'an
cy in saying that those who bestow H. Ell
patronage on this establishment, will AWAY
receive entire satisfaction, and have the bes
Of reasons for going to the same plsc,
again.
ANOTHER STAR. - Mcssrs. Houxh
Myers, managers Of the Theatre in
city, have engaged thr services of Miss :
SAN Dsa'H, Of Chicago, sister Of Miss Il
Denim, to play bsfsrs our citizens For eu
week. Her celebrity a. an actress. Il i
! well known, ranks hrat amons thu ara m n