Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
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respected contemporary, Of The white hss
and drsb sustous, ct the tail, have. BY
he voice Of the people yesterday, been
consiRusd to % eternal and Infamous
oblivion. Lot the rsscslly bulls Of Wall
street r.jaice, for nothing abort OF
monetary earthquake 90 both sidss OF
The Atlantic Gan prevent . prod,Gious
advance in every species OF ra"l and per-
.oosi property, under the era OF good
feeling, North and South, Feet and
Wei !, which hiss ju-t been insaxars'ed
by 70 election Of . patriot, ssee, and
ststesmsn, Of Whsstlsnd. Sslsh
The result hss not surprised % 10 the
least. Those who have watched the
course Of the Herald must recoilecs that,
~ early - February last, We not only
toresold the domination Of Mr. Baobso-
IN by the Cincinnati Convention. but
that the events which have now become
part and parcel OF the political history
u tho country we're clearly end distinct
" f0reshsdowed. AZ the head and front,
The body. breeches and soul, Ct the great
independent press Of the Uoised States,
We have c0nduc cd the campsigo on Our
uxn hook. and without q . slishtsst 70.
terence 70 ,kc praise Or the abuse OF oil
me rsrcallv polltlo,sns, cliQues, factions,
.e.f. Constituted c0mm,itees and eide
ioor arrangements IN the :a0d; and with
the couutensncs OF Archbishop li0Ghes,
the blessing Of Ills ilolIsess the Pope,
and the military advice and assistance
Of OF our belI,eerent friend, General
Watson Webb, (of So, 600 memory,) ws
hall conduct all future city, State, and
national campaigns. Sel.h
A, We elected President Pierce, 20 We
have elected President Buchanan. The
bran. bread philosopher az the Tribune,
Tho "i,ttle villain" Of the Ti,nes, the
worthy old gentleman OF tho Courier,
and the posticsl old fo.y OF the Post, to
cay nothing Of the respectable old ladies
and tho respectable old asses who hsve
been blcd 80 freely for bleeding Kansas
have been completely bew,licred, besoe-
ged and befooied by tie tree, unssckled
and independent course u the Herald
IN bringing about the great moral, 90.
cial and religious. political and financial
revolution which has resulted 10 the sle-
vs,ion TO tho chief msgistrscy Of nearly
thirty millions OF freemen OF one OF the
purest patriots AMI ablest stste,men
xhich this or anv other country hss Civ.
en- birth TO. Seish!
10 bring about this remarkable rsvo-
luton revolution which mu.t for all
time to ,nms hs inaepsrAhlv Unidentified
with the New York tlerali-we have used
the weapon Of the enemy against the en-.
envy. II they prevaricated, We lied out
right. II they engaged 10 9 game Of fsl.e
presense, we adopted system OF Dol !
i6d unblu-hing eWindling. II they ~
.,red wool, We went of 10 ectac,es with
crooked shics and projecting heels. II
they trotied out wooily horse, ws out
Bsrnumcd Barnum 10 our tricks and na-
ueuvers to make gull'b!e pubic swnl-
iow the humbug. Witness the manner
in which We served up George Law. We
Killed him oa, got him out OF the way,
ny furnishing the American public With
perfect dagGerreotype OF the great
-teamboat man and railroad contrae' or.
1t 10 true that his champlsin in waiting
tile Rev Joe Scoviile-sud his surgson
IN ord,naIy-the smiable DR.. Valentine
arc dreadful.y incensed at US; but 50
are the friends Of the little French hum.
BUG Fremont and 40 are al the thieves
rascals, pick pockets, speculators, note
brokers, AMI goldfish aristocrs in the
country. An honest, fearless, ontspokeu,
independent press must expect opposi-
ton sod abuse from ouch qusrters. We
have had both ever s,nce we commenced
our career a. q public journalist.
We have gwen all the particulars Of
this great moral social, religious, polit.
zeal ami financial resolution which have
been received BY telegraph up to 3
o'clock this morning-tbe very latest
hour We could hold back . paper with .
Tally edition Of one hundred thousand
copies. (advert,sem, nts inserted Ut the
usual rstes.) 10 lev day We will give
a philosophical sn~lysis Of the vote. 10
The meantime We would advice our brso.
bread contemporary TO have recourse to
animal food and . pew in Christian
church in his present afflisrions. For
,ur old friend Webb We arc willing to
make interceesiOn in order to procure
FOR him an admission into one Of the up
town ssy'ums, under the supervision Of
= board Of very discreet and very res
pecsshie oil ladiss. We would sugeess
to the Pathfinder the imn ediase neoessi-
" OF h's making tracks for the railroad
10 which he has ''consecrate,i tie whole
life" AZ for Ward Beecher, 10 are
.ome~hat puzzled how TO provide for
him. lie cannot we'll return TO the Pill
grim Church, and h,s servioes - . pol,t.
zeal .rnu'er ami hrswler arc no longer
needed. Shsrpe's r,6es have been fully
advert ,sed, aud Wolfe's Schie,isn
Schnapps need 10 further ruff. from the
pulpit. Why should no MT engage in
'he opera war which 10 concul.ire the
Fifth avenue AMI Il . drv good s,ores Of
broadway p The very thing for . man
# his lively parts. cultivated tastes ami
heliRer.nt dispositi, IN. Let him drop
the gown and assume tho haton Of once.
W. 70 in for Chevslier Beeoher seaiass
Chevalier Wyko6, Chevalier Maress.k.
Chevalier Phslen, and the whole Goldfish
sristocrscv NJ New Yovk. Selsh!
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The Homes OF The CANDIDATES.
James Buchanan resides in the old Fed.