The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-26

az DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN I0WA.-GREAT
LyD ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERINGS OF THE DE
uOCRACY.
Molly and enthusiastically have the people Of Iowa
,ds to the action Of the Democratic National Conyen-
=, The Iowa Capital Reporter Of the 18th instant says
t an early hour last evening" the hall and gallery OF
l. REPRESENTATIVE Chamber was filed with glowing and
busastie assembly Of regular od-ine democfas Civ
H. most conclusive proof that the elements OF strong,
amined conservative party organization yet exist in
y y and county and need nothing but an OCCASION so
oas as the present TO impel them into active and eec
sys effort
THE Hon Judge Grant Of Scott democratic candidate
l. residential elector opened the proceedings of the eve
s,r foowe cd BY the Hon J, O. Hall Of Burlington Mr.
g.Shall OF Keokuk and Mr.. Stoekdae Of Penn all OF
bom in the most iorcibe and eloquent manner bore ies
opy to the ndestructble virtues OF democratic policy
d the base and reasonable character OF oppos-
Nm and warmly endorsed the nomination OF Buchanan:
I Breckinrdge and the platform adopted by the Gin
tnnad Convention.
The remarks Of the distinguished speakers and guests
we're received with yocerous applause indicating the
n,akabe sympathies of the assembly, and determine
On 10 20 into the contcst--to wfn.p
another part of the paper find the following
ADDITIONAL evidences Of the enthusiasm with which the
5nocratc nominations have been received in Iowa:
As one instance of that spontaneous enthusiasm with
vhch the Cincinnati nominations received by the peo-
NE everywhere in Iowa. may cite the popular demon
aon which took place in Mnscatine the evening Of
s instant Immediately receipt Of the glorious news
NJ Palmer of this city and Colonel Woods OF Bnrling-
p among the list of speakers on the occasion, as
.O at ratification meeting the succeeding evening.
1.-THE lion-heared democracy Of Muscatine thus early
hAinging forth the banner and joyluy raying to the
andard Of Buchanan and Breckenridge will be among
ls van in rolling up big majority for them in November
lat The Enquirer says:
Immediately upon the confirmation our citizens began
assemble at the corners Congratulations the
der the day joy beamed forth in every democratic
nance while old-ne national wings frightened up and
mingled as brothers among those with whom they had
fought many hardcontested battle while yet their polit.
ai organization stood erect in lis integrity.
4As the crowd increased their attention directed
first the booming Of in front of the PennsyI
vana House, then to military band vending its way in
that direction, with sonl-strrng martial airs from fife and
drum Falling into line and concentrating from various
quarters crowd Of several hundred assembled in
front Of the Pennsylvania House. from the balcony of which
the cheering formally announced to them by Col
A IL Palmer in brief appropriate, and eloquent address
which received with great enthusiasm by the audience
and the vocerous cheers had died away their echo
was caught up by the deepmouthed and borne
the sky upon its reverberations while the bosom of
night lurid with shooting rockets which filled the