The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-24

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.aVNrs FOR The aA1 Weakly.
.1cAI MATTERS

LOonS
,..oos.slc" RALLY AND TIE sfLAA aAs'
"Dia .~Democrate' meeting was
Tn'i" ~ on Saturday evening last
bsd N u 1.ndoills announcing that a Mr..
al'd =, and Lefingwell would address
'..snvl, oue.s large s'I H.aa '9 a /,
u A. occasion, which We have heard
sa'a ~ are on the ground estimate At
a''' ,,0irds the number that convened
,s'a' WV !. orsyious at the Republican Nat.
= ,s0a asls Hon Jas, 1'a :" ~ ri.
s'si H4 .ys concluded all that was o. AZ
aas'' - me occasion, or TO the party
~isn0isD" u ,.p, The term Democratic 70
1, .s4' .....srs we're L~efhng~sli' Hu00eil
4ps Mclaughlin was absent ana
W NV !, nd Dow, par mobile Jratru"' were
n''"a y - ! drunk, iooli.hly drunk, we re-
y, 10 "a, it, but we viii not n.lnss w9'us'
gs' III wa. not ashamed Of Lefhng-
l ne on hal evening Ia. ceased to feel even
VEL W a,S;nary occasions. WI VIII NOT
Y asr paper by the repetition Of the maud.
:" n0r,.es and ~profane words uttered ny
"n,y.,l. which nave sineeD been told US;
l. =. !, ,h., the better disposed Of the pro.
NV, o.rty we're Disguised at the spectacle
-. made Of himself.
~ u,bhelrs remarks we have heard no
..k further than that one high IN the
% n.ao,T,ticr party affirmed that they lost
-, force from the want OF character IN
W. >, hat little Dow has been relre-
rs Al, being particularly persol al
.bn,ivp This same little whfet IN his
l ,,,b at Rock Island, we understand re-
-, 70 some OF or best citizens in strain
.,usd the character OF hi. earlier as
~..ton. All stimulation and submission
van face, coineiding with your views and
ming them as his own no sooner is your
:. armed than the little hypocrite abuses
=, .o,sdsnce and ~reviies your person
me meeting on Saturday evening we
,,,e that he displayed his propensity Tor
-. ,a,l abuse 10 such a degree as to DIS
men Of ms own party. To think OF a
nd. v,;tfogger ike Dow in public assem-
tagging in the personal character OF
>, who have lived in Davenport for many
~, and stood deservedty high IN commu-
and abusing them by .low-aung compar-
,n. and epithets-why, il is enough to
r.ss decsn, men tisown all association
h the party that owns him,
Il the Democracy" OF Davenport gained
.ajn. for their cause BY the display of
k%ys..sr. they made on Saturday evening,
\, item uss it, as no such material 10 re-
a.d in the Republican ranks
gogs4H Of JuLY.-There was a eAli for
! usetlng Of The citizens Of Rock Island
b. yieinityF without distraction OF party,
be-, creed OF conditions--to meet In the
Eg.a House 10 that city on ls.t Saturday
k'sninF, 70 make preliminary arrangements
b. .sIsbrstlng the Fourth Of Jolly We
kus not learned what result ed from the
be Ing. but. though We sfe as much In
EG q excluding party politics from the
k,.,rsticn Of the National Birthday as any
b., there i, such a radical difference al
krisut prevailing as To the relative merits
Freedom and Slavery, that we question
Ese.htr the respective advocates Of the
re " las o,hsr could have a yery assae-
! : line II they Elet together.
We ais aware tnai We could spend a few
Psars tossshef pleasantly and socially. II
F''ang at all offs Politcai character were
Eoschsd Bot II would no. do even 10 read
E5s Declaration of lnde pendence, Mr..
C. .5oeh's followers who are the chief
9'the Buchanan party tepudisEe The
Nsssraton, and stigmauze IL. principal
opposition as a fslsehood, We know il
be. 10 be Mr. Buchanan's fashion 10 turn
Zoe Fourth Of July into sn occasion tor ut
lsIhg the most violent party philippics,
.1t : speech OF his which has been recent
d lepablished, aboonds in the most unjust
md indicative remarks on James Madison,
ST. sss then President, in bitter ienuncia-
LOIS Of the Denocratic party, and in equally
bitter attacks upon the foreign population
1lhs eountfy, Mr.. Buchanan, TO be sure,
LAD genial audience Of fellow federaiists,
sg' We do not altogether approve Of his
i.'oioh Of celebrating the Fourth and yet
La aadettskeH to celebrate the coming
anniversary without distinction Of party, IL
must be agreed beforehand, tina, there must
ht 10 mention made Of the Declaration OF
Independence, and not the Eenotest allu-
non to the American Eagle.
dtsAAS VoTERs.-A writer in the Dent-
,'aL Of yesterday over the signature Of IA
'ermsn," says that there il no danger Of
Tie Germans going for Fremont. We are
assured by a German, who until now has
zen Democrat of the most ultra charac-
s'' That at least segen-eighths of the Ger
nan, IN the city intend voting for Fremont.
Il Aey did not they would radically differ
a'h men brethren in other portions of this
S'a's and other States Of the Union.
uisfsEsslsG AccIpEsr.-on last Sun