Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-23

Of national wealth in full activity, we
have the demand anticipated, for our
State stocks and railroad bonds, we can
safely calculate upon state Of internal
prosperity never before realized.
The Union is a model, and our pco-
pie a great nation, and he that does
not go in for time generally, Is de-
cided case Of fogy.
PxvNsyLvANrA.-A~le letter from Pitts
burgh, Pennsy lvania, to the Boston Post,
says'-
awe will talk to you through the ballot
hox this fall. Old Allegheny county will
give q good account of herself. She has
always given about th1es thousand Wing
maturity, but We intend to change the order
Of things, and this fall roll up hand
some majority for Buchanan AID Bsesken'
RIDGE"
MrssorRl.-The Warsaw Democrat says
that Col. Benton has lost Benton County
by his speech at that place, and that he ut
terly failed to satisfy his own friends Of
the soundness of his position.
There are twenty three Democratic pa
pers published in Missouri; of these only
three, including the Missouri Democrat,
and the Jefferson City EhG.sirer, are for
Benton. All the rest are National Demo
cratic.
Characterization other silly mot
toes displayed at the Know Nothing
Fremont meeting in Hartford, was the fol-
lowing:
"IVe neither knock dopn Senator'S, nor
shoot Irish soaiicrs."
Oh, no! You hang Senators in eiiigy,
| for ..freedom Of Speech" in Connecticut,
and shoot down Irish and German voters,
IN Cincinnati, st Louis, Louisville ard New
o. leans.-N. IL Reg.
| The Rev J,mes C Richmond, Of Proyi.
dence, has otFsred to take the stump among
the Germans Of Pennsylvania. in favor Of
the Republican cause.-N. H. Palladium.
| We trus, he will take the Yankees Of
| Connecticut in his route, and come and pay
ms small advertising bll.-.Mddletown
Argus.
Master Barlow, who was not ''hnng iu
Kansa.,"has been lecturing on Border Ruff
fans, in Fair Haven.
The persons who pretend 10 be so Gear.
ful that Kansas will be- a slave state, up
hold the Topeka Constitution, which pro;
hibits free colored man from resiaing in
the Territory! Great friends to the color
ed race they are-"with a snapper to it,
New Haven Re-.
60 The explorations Of Fremont in
Oregon and California were Judged of so
little importance by Dayton, his associate
on the Presidential ticket, that he voted on
August 5, 1918, in fine U. s. Senate against
an appropriation OF $50, 900 TO continue and
C. mplete them.
90 "Thatlcountrr is most pr osperous
where labor commands the greatest reward
"From my soul respect the lahorIng
man. Labor is the foundation of the
wealth Of every country and the free la
borers of the north deserve. respect for
their probity and intelligence. Heaven for.
bid that I should do them wrong !"- James
Buchanan.
S,GN,rIcAxr.-The Milford delegation
to the Fremont ratification in Nashau, N.
H., bore a flag with only fifteen stars
These aisunionists seem d-sirons Of exclu
ding California from the onion, as we'll as
all the Southern States.
CO Amass meeting of the oM-line wings
was held at Paris, Kentucky, on the 9th
inst, to take into consideration the course
best to pursue in the coming election.-
Capt. W. E. Simms and Francis. F Trout.
man, two OF the most prominent old. liners
in the "Bourbon country" were the speak
ers and carried the meeting with them for
Buchanan and Breckenridge.
a. Henry B. Graves, of Litchfeld,
Conn, heretofore . prominent member of
the opposition parry, cannot 60 it any long
er, and. in letter, manfully cuts the con.
nection.
During the Presidential campaign Of 49,
Gen. Taylor's horse, sold Whliey,' was
an object Of great interest TO the supporters
of"Old ZACH" We see no reason why
"Old 'Voolly" should not receive an equal
degree Of attention. In huzzaing for Col.
Fremont, the black republicans should not
forget TO add ''tigerc for "Col, Cremont,s
Nondescript."
| Two THINGS SAID nv THE BLAcR Re-.
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR VICE PREsr-
DENT. In reference to the existing
state of things upon which we are called 10
act, we should respect the wishes of the
people Of these Territories and take their
laws IS they have made them, and by which
they choose to abide.-W. L. DAYTON on
Oregon.
There was one consideration which
very much commended the line of this trea
~ (the Mexican) to my favorable regard.
1t avoids practically, all that wretched
question Of the Wilmot Proviso, and
think that sober, thoughtful men OF the
North will, on reflection. view the question
in that light.-W. L. Dayton on the Will
mot Provi3o.
WE'RE TIE MoxrY RArsEp ron THE
WIDOWS ADD ORLEANS GOES ro,-It is
ssid that Mr.. Fremont's friends have
pai6 for the house bought BY Jamos Cor
don Bennett, on Fifth Avenue, New
York, and that Mr.. Bochanan declined
Mr.. and Mrs. Bsnnett's acquaintance
while in Europe. Hence Bennrtt'S great
devotion to the Republican nominee:
GTLovejoy, 10 . speech At Princeton
after the passage Of the fugitive slave
Law, declared that "erery man scho rot
ed for the bill deserved hanging"
And yet this Same reverend traitor
advocates the election Of Bissell. who