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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-29
ARKANSAS POLITICS.

At democratic meeting in Lafayette county ArkGns.
on the LIST of April the following resolutions uan
mously adopted
Re.ored That have abiding and increased faith Ii.
integrity and nationality of the democratic party of the Uni
ted States and that adhere to the principles of
cratic platform set forth by the National ConvenOu
the city of Baltimore in the year 1852.
Resoired That the unparalleled vindication of the
constitutional rights of the South, regards the institution
slavery set forth and by plain and csen
reasoning in the late message of the President Of the Un
States, is truly patriotic and pre.eminenty national
worthy the high esteem and admiration Of the whole South
Resolrsf, That approve Of the course Of Gov. y
Conway, and hereby declare that he is choice, hD
suitable discharge the critical and duties A
delegate the convention to vote for him, and
influence procure his nomination the democratic nOa
for governor of this State.
Re.olred That have every confidence In the ability I'D
patriotism Of able representative in Congress- the Au
Albert Rust and hereby instruct delegate to the
sonal convention to be held at Hot Springs in May nI
vote for him first choice.
At democratic meeting held at Clinton In Van Bare
county, Arkansas the following resolutions unau
mousy adopted
Rs.osd That we recognise but two parties the nations
democratic party and its opponents, by whatever nan
known, and that bold that every democratic defeats
victory the enemies Of those institutions which bel
dear to every freeman.
Resored, That the democratic party to-day stands apo
the platform of principles that did in 1854 which
do hereby reahirm.
Re.Orsd That endorse the official acts OF +. n. Con
way governor Of State and recommend him to the
Office the FIRST last and only choice Of the democracy
this county and instruct delegates to cast the vote
this county In pursuance Of this resolution.
Rs.oued That endorse the official Of the HoH
A. b. Greenwood, present member Of Cougress 'D
hereby instruct delegates in the Bstesve convention
the OF this county for bis denomination to bis pres
ent place in Congress.
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manly to express our unaffected grief at the An
many Of our noblest champions in the free States bD
have fallen like true Christian martyrs who )oo. i
an early and gorious Political resurrection. NJ j
sons day of exultation is nearly gone He will aio,
to remind him that the two first years after the la,
with England commenced were years Of gloom. HI.
after disaster filed the hearts OF cur oounryuso
mourning and inspired our enemy with quite =, nj
hopes Mr. Wilson is now INDUCING But in Tia, \
our country right aud the glorious fact wa,
strated the sth Of January, 1851 If the natiop,
OF the country do their duty now as they did when
Hickory led the brave troops at New Orleans We will
Mr.. Wilson in November next what little cause be b
his boastful exutstons But what is the duty Of D,
at the present crisis Shall they now listen n .
siren song Of eIpedieucy and availability or shall Al
close up their ranks eompacty than ever, and ma,
to tread firmly to the contest, with the CONSTITUTION
ISTERFEREEoE NO DISCRIMINATION inscribed on their h,
ner2 We will endeavor TO answer these questions hp
auother number. In the mean time, We conclade with
following noble sentiments OF contemporary, who sa,,
There are large portions OF the party who have h
driven by the insults Of opponents into lofty dsvo
for the for which they have suffered There are h
aud hosts of democrats who contemplate the characters
their prominent leaders in this crisis with that feyd ad
ration due only to martyrs. There large and import
divisions of the great democratic army into whose ranks
fusion would instantly be thrown by sembaaee of evas
The advocates Of the principles upon which act
lively require that democratic victory should be Wind
ton of those principles. This Is not the hour for oOl
back The prestige of success which have arises
the fact that have leaders who have turned neither
right hand nor to the left"
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THE DAILY UNION

Iron Mountain railroad through the arsenal magazine and
Jefferson barracks tracts which motion disagreed TO-
Mr. II. MARSHALL of Kentucky, under 4 suspension Of
the rules reported from the Committee the Judiciary
Senate bill with amendments to alter and amend act
entitled AN act to establish circuit court Of the United
States in and for the State of California"
The amendments agreed TO- and the BILL amend
ed, was read third time and passed
Mr. WADE, Of Ohio moved suspension Of the rules in
order that he might Introduce resolution discharge
the Committee of the Whole the of the Union from
the further consideration of the bill for enargng the
tom house post office and courthouse at Cleveland OHIO
wha view to its consideration by the House; which
ton agreed to--yeas 90, nays 45.
The question being dischargng the committee from
the further consideration Of the BILL and that the House
On motion Of Mr. COBB, Of Georgia at halfpast three
o'clock, the House adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at H. IN
The SPEAKER stated that the first business In order
sustaining the decision Of the Chair that under the
rules Of the House. (which require that all bills making
preparations Of money lie first considered in Committee
Of the Whole the state Of the Union it not
sary TO commit the Senate bill remit refund the
duties goods wares and merchandise, in unbroken
original packages destroy ed by FIRE nasmnoh In the
opinion OF the Chair ii did make appropriation OF
money from the treasury. The House On Friday having
reconsdered the vote by which this decision Of the Chair
was overTued the question required, "Sha the de-
cson of the Chair stand as the Judgment Of the House
on which question Mr. GALLOWAY Of Ohio demanded the
previous question.
Mr. JONES OF Tennessee remarked that a. there was
thin attendance OF members and this an important
question TO be decided there should be call Of House
and be accordingly made that motion which agreed
TO-
The roll then called, when quorum Of the mem
bers having answered TO their names all further proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with.
The previous question seconded and the main ques
ton ordered to be put
The question then taken Shall the decision Of tho
Chair stand the Judgment Of the House n and 1t
agreed to-yeas 81, nays 76
SO the decision Of the Chair was sustained
The question being ordering the bill TO third read
Mr. PELTON of New York, moved to postpone liz fur
Their consideration until the third Tuesday in May
stating that he bad desire press the consideration OF
the bin upon the House the present time but desired
place II in such position before the House that might be
considered at the earliest possible moment after It
printed and every member had had opportunity Of
aiming into lite merits or dement's,
Mr. ORR Of South Carolina called the attention of the
House TO tho fact that IL the motion to postpone agreed
TO- The bill when II TO be considered in the House,
might under the action Of the previous question: be pre-
euded from all discussion and amendment and hoped,
therefore that 1t would not prevail The bill contained
seven or eight sections and in bis opinion required
terial amendment and II the motion voted down, he
should move to commit the bill to the Committee of the
Whole, where 1t could he discussed amended and per
fected
The question was taken the motion to postpone and
II was not agreed to-yeas 49, nays l07.
On motion Of Mr., ORR the bill was then committed 10
the Committee OF the Whole the Of the Union
PERSONAL EXPLANATION
Mr. NICHOLS, Of Ohio, and Mr.. READY Of Tennessee
made personal explanations in reference to speech recent
IL delivered in Hamilton, Ohio, by Hon. LEWIS D. CAM
REL on the subject Of the contest for the speskershp
Mr. CAMPBELL in turn, explained, aud the matter
dropped
Mr. KENNETH Of Missouri moved that the rules be sns-
pended 20 "a to enable HIM submits motion discharge
the Committee Of the Whole from the further consideration
Of The bin granting the right Of way to the St. Louis aud
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-29
THE COUNCILS AND MR. BUCHANAN.

We are glad to observe tsays the Philadelphia Evening
Argus that the North American condemns in strong and
just terms the petty and contemplate meanness in tb' a
councils in refusing the Of Independence Hall for S'
reception OF Mr. Buchanan Meantime the city cOunah
of Baltimore which are opposed to Hr. Buchanan POTb
cay have unanimously passed resolutions rendering hin
tho Inequalities Of that city and inviting him to Wait h'n
The North American speaks of th, infamy Of cOund
follows:
"THr COUNCILS AND Mn. BuoHAxas-It has been u'uL
for PHILADELPHIA in her moderate hospitality place nd'
pendeuoe Hall at the disposal or sny public who hpPsn'
TO visit u.s. there TO receive, aud DO welcomed by his p
This has been done for sundry fire companies, mt'p
not for Kossuh and within fortnight for dstiugubhS
citizen Of MssachusetMr. Everett, Who delivered lee
in this city The present city administration, We
reeoect rightly made the councils Of Rochester their gop
aud the mayor made them speech With all this, thousA
It mar provoke occasional smile has could nd
fault In the Of Mr. Everett II very proper indeed
much be example and precedent would thn
Of great influence II appears however that tb, not 60
the meeting Of councils Thursday, must have been zen
with great regret BY all readers resolution introduces
into one branch BY Mr. Wharton and into the other BY w.
Patterson both OF high character and Of differing poi
tics rendering the cvility to Mr.. Buchanan OF Per-
.yrania just returning from public service and returning
be apparent directly and without delay To biz home
in Lancaster was by party vote rejected We cannot o.
scribe the painful emotion this result has excited we o
to speak Of a. il deserves II seems the P
Of those who control the action Of councils inaugur
experiment u political intolerance which hoped b.,
gone Of fashion II L. dscrcdtsbe TO the goutsn'SJ
character Of Philadelphia. At the very moments We nv
pen to observe in the pspersthst the OF New 10"
was greeting Mr. Buchanan, and saying to him that pe
ally he belonged TO another community, which would d
TO welcome him home again. the select and common ccon
Of Pbiladepbs black bsnr him, and doing this on 10
svowed ground Of party feeling for such the tone 90
aim OF the gentlemen who justified IT, For this ve are W.
cerelY sorry and simply record 1t for the purpose Of %
vowing we do most emphaticaly, the part Of TIE
spectacle bushes, Of Philadelphia, all sympathy OF
proval Of the act"
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HON. JAMES III, THOMAS.

The Nashville Union announces the nomination Of
Hon James H. Thomas as elector for the sixth congr
sional district in Tennessee. Mr.. Thomas was former
representative of this district in the lower house Of
gress, and is eminently distinguished man Of Ab
and staunch democrat. With the Union 1--WE conrra,
late the democracy of the State upon this additional
curry of glorious victory. Mr.. Thomas is one Of Il
ublest men in the State
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES.

The majority of Judge Gorslne (democrat in the ou
judicial district of Wisconsin is likely to reach three thou
sand Manitowoc county gives Mr.. G. ,54l votes u4
for bis know-notbing and black republican Antagonist
In Ekhorn, the county seat OF Wslworth county, vi
consin, which last fall gave Bashford 900 msort
ton
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-29
WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 90, 1856.

o. hEEHY ID. Lewis OF Montgomery Alahama our gen
era travelling be Alabama and Tennessee
listed BY g. T. LEnIss AaEs o. LEw and sAhuEL ID. LEs
a. NJ sRAK v. JAAEs Ma. ie2 Tenib street, Phisdel
phG Is general travelling agent assisted by VIZ H. WELD
Ions CoLLtEs JAMEs DEEHSs, HAsATT r. g. JAAKs, THOs
D. kcEs 4. vs.. MoERsoE, b. W. WILEY, wA. L. wATsRSAS,
AtEI H. CAEsoS D. X, hUsTIE, BEE swAIE r. AsHAAA,
and P. DAVIS
o. Mr. G. jAAEs, No, Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio,
general collecting Western and TEXAS
assisted by ~ J. THoAA WILLIAM II. TnoAAs NJ JAMES
Dr. A. L. CHrLDs, GEoROE MORRIS, and RICHARD LEAKE Re
ceipts Of either will be good.
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HON. MR.. BENEFITS SPEECH.

We take great pleasure in directing the attention of the
reader the speech give this morning of Hon. Mr..
Bennett of Mississippi on the Kansas contesedelecon
case delivered in the House of Representatives the 4h
utmo 1t is conceded be of the ablest aud most
effective of the many powerful speeches delivered in the
House in opposition to the majority report of the Commit
of Elections 1t should be carefully read and
fully pondered over.
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The Washington correspondent of the New York Ad5'
tiser writes:
"Some Of the southern wings, like Mr.. Jones Of Ienne
and Mr.. Benjamin Of Louisiana, think there " really
much danger of the election of republican, either BY '
people by the House, that they advis me rh'g g'J"
he democratic nominee"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-29

Colonel De witt, member Of Congress from the Worea.
ter Massachusetts district Is recovering from bis reo'0
severe illness.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19

JULIUS LIT.l.sIE,
IL A ND A q y N II.
Offiee = AseAlses'. 1,srl. aee,sl sAssss,
bsswess Lbs - nsa1y.
TImber Laud.
- I ACRES large brsueiful Timb.s, - mssss
! froa. Dawnpors; prics essprr sesc; WI b
dividrd y suit Ssrchasess.
lnprsyed Farms.
- acres hshly Improved farm; mikes from nav
pst; 100 in caliivatso sd Larl ssl,ss, viii
otagc orange, hSss stable. etc.
Ab.au,lfnl farm 81 miles from Davenpors-iso
scsss-so acres N ealtivstt,s. part tius6sr new
h'Aass, stable, etc.
miles from Dsveupst; o scrcs; % serss im-
PRIV d-se scrss sisnkss>rusaias sassss hOsss, sss
be, etc.
= ;:ss: :s:: =: , es;,-:;':zs : -. e; !;
'sssss -: s.: 20 81: e -
MILES arum nav.npsss-1e ssss = .u,.svssu.,
sod hosse, stssie. sss.
6k miles from Dav-nport-l10 acres On IN lence.
90 cultivation 70 scrcs iin,Ae - srrcs psa.
ric, house, stable, ets.
miles from Dsv"nyort--SO seres; - scrcs N cul.
tvAsDn. part tanabss. large new houss, s.od barn.
ETC., etc.
- miles from Dlvenpprt-SO acres: - ocreo u
cultivation, sood hos.~, ssNb,r, etc.
70 miles from Davenport-sO acress % scses N
cultivation. g~od lAouss. stable etc.
u miles from Davcnpsri- anres; 60 acres In cu-
tvathDn, u acrvs sparndid timhss, balance prsirr
larRs or'hard, runnins water. hssse. larss s,sbs.
smoke hUuse, etc.
is miles from Dav np,rt; ~ scscs-ssi n euisiva
ilou; lsouse, stable; etc.
ismiias frS@ Davenport. 70 scres-sii U feacs and
cultivation.
900 acres In f"nca anil cultivation. Gu the Oukuqun
road, miles from Davenport.
% acres prairie land; miles from Dav,aport heau-
tful vi.w over Rock Island, Aissi.slppi and DAvel-
port.
2n0 ares ~ rich prairie land By Wsioost soms of
Il cnltivatsd. Aud . large anount 0f uniUpGUved
land IN Scott County.
nunbeS Of houses, lots and vArrnt lots, pleasant
" sltaAca in different parts u DavenIAst SOs salr
On favorable terms.
10 beautiful lots in North Davenport-tesms llber-
ally. Apply to
jyi5tf JULIUS LYrANCE.
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AY. MORNING. AUGUST 10. 1856. I


~ xPnlNG STILES. 1855.
KNAPP 4 REDMON
MSessaia isrss and splendid variety of
1pftMA Goods,
"a 1ss . LeClaire Rsw,
s1Aveaa19ort, IowA.
wB1EvIs1 ATTENTION AND CHALLENGE
COMPETITION.
IT. ne ssscipasrs N b,crssed demand for an
~ "a = esy taa1s ~. coming sea'oH. ~s havs
10.ses1BR STOCK
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tind~; srw styles DeIascs, any
quantity and cheap.
kSeetocS COeeses f0s' PlHSeOo, &c.
Extra super French Md 3lovexs
Embroidered Walls; Flouncind
Of all kinds; EDgiinh ThrAs
l.zces, TarietoN's. Ac., Swiss
Auslins; Dotted Muslins; Grape
Collars, Dmity Hands, &c.
x'srjssSs, GlSsghNssss, &c.
Great variety u Shirt bosoms.
Fancy Colorrd Kid Finish Silk
Gloves; Plain and Fancy d.
Iatnes; Linen Lawns aud Table
Linen
CANTON Grape SkWeCls, 9c.
Splendid assortment of Apsccss,
new ami choice styles u Ging-
hams, Vail BeraHcs. all kinds u
Collars; French worked Collars,
BEAUTIFUL styles; rich Embroiicr-
hes in setts.
A40steS'v, GtOres, &c.
Fine Linen Cambria I.andkcr-
chiefs; Shawls, variety Of Qualt-
ties ami patterns; THREAD Lace
Trimming great variety; Mouri,-
Ing Sits; Silk Laces; Black Lace
vails, &c.
AOOpe3 3 GS'nss Cloth Skiyts.
French Embossed CLintx; Cur
tain trsds; India Swiss Msll,
Lawn Cravats. Rsk Jaccnrt,
and Cambria Aunlins; Strilrd
and Plain Naiiisook Nuslins.
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Twia-City Bssk Sssss
AN d NE VS. EPOT
aad street. opposite L. Claire ssse.
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
Magazines Newspapers &C.,
(tONsTANTLY on hand, and daily receiving sdsi-
N/tsns thereto gcod assortment VI neari, sn kids
h. oks, Stationery.
Maps. Ilth. faphs,
Port Monies. Gold sna Ss.s, ~, nss
&c together With great variety of astics nsaaIiy
kept NJ Bsok St.res.
Publishers Asent--isr sale Of an the pnpslAr New
for the same.
New York, Boston Cncinaasi and Chicase Das,es
received every evening. .. n. SrAkR.
.stscs! Jstscs!l
We receive regularly tAs ioiiowins Aagnsines sad
naspy, Gcdry,
Graham. Putnsm,
fetcron, RackwoA,
Household W"rsts WAvcrly Magasine Inventor YAM
kee Notions, Ie.lies n r. journal IIsie's Gazstte
- Fashions, Coin Charles, RaiiWay Guides.-xoa-
New York Herald, Daily and Weekly,
3" Tribune, I"
4" Times,
" X" srmi-wcekl-y Tribune.
!" Campaign, -
Boston Daily Traveller,
Cincinnati Daily Gazette.
" Commercial.
Chicago Tri5snc,
" Times,
mocractic Press.
81 L'uis TH-WeekIy Missouri republican
Cincinnati W-ekly Commercial,
Tines
Ballou's Pictorial,
W verify Magazine,
Flag ~ our Union,
True Flag,
Uncle Sam. American Union.
Ieslrs Pictorial, Pilot of Boston
Scientific American,
Life Illustrated,
Picayune,
Brother Jonathan. Clipper. Police Gazette, Spirit NJ
the Times. Home Journal, Ledger, Sunday Dispatch,
Spiritual Telegraph, Irish American, Citizen
and Thompson Rank Note Reporter,
New York.
bs life (>pnrfiue) Illust atcd London News, Ion
don Punch and Weekly Times London, for safe ai
our counter, or subscriptions received.
ru,r2l-3nlo SH STARR.
Bud It op I.e Claire House,
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nneaen - svest aext doos 10 n. II. Smiths varie-
q 0eags = 3. NsrUin's cGlce, Lindsley's jew
~ s6een. 81 ssn (uas 97d3mo)
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noraCr TO ADVERTISERS.

NOfoCE IN ADvERToSEHS.
Ne contracts for y-arly advertisers viii hs d'sco"-
s,s,sA without previous notice To ~.
Large cuts charged double the same Dimensions o.
I'VE.
D,sp,ayed advertisements one half more Than
Ssaai sstes.
Yearly advertising contracts wsI be understood 70
us,v s,rbctiy 10 the Immediate business Of the ddver
s,r and all other advertisements sent Ia W the 'd
vsrtiscs Gill be charged eatrd
Advertisements na accompanied With INSTRUCTIONS
,M ,.c io.rrssi until forbid and charged decordinsiy
Noticss sos religious aud benevolent purposes ~
ss.s.d owe time free Of cost, thereafter chdrge"
eShss advertisements.
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i. ~. WILEY,


Dealer IN Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, Pro-
dwce, o.. Second st., bet Brady and Main paven-
-. -. octt2
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30 sass saps0ssd No.. - - 1anseAa 1aaes fsss
town, goo.l house and l'~sn, sec 70 tp36s4 !.
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sew hsuse baik lest spsinE anl ans esaeslnlAe :
rooms, e 10 u lei ~ block y Adam N0e)5 sddf
sion There = svell u god vstes "a tte pfeatsss.
la stosy hsielE hssse, euaAainlng aix rosa, %
so.nef q socs laa.d ard A.ysn!h sssssess Hiah >
Part ost-let .. - y 10 Ast
% do q. - - - Ases ksats ~ ~ %
For SALE IN SCOTT COUNTY.
- acresclb aesee exceluens tles. - aeye6 oaaes
cultivation, - o. IL eesee. u,sep = ,ssege {.
. aeses - ~ -. - .. = .. .raAGe !.
40 scses - aad y - % ~, Sse Sp -, -.
10 seses IN y - - n y ~ s-l-9 isapsoveA.
no sess - 49, > - 10 - u 0jesA-1s
seses hepsevea. " N f rst1 .a.a..g y
VIvuvVRA1eaA GaAU4 hass = aboesess sb-
w strsct a ~ ~ lard titles ID thls 0ueI 4ey
are prepare u sh~w thc coo6tkoo a sAy titl6 IN
the bo0ks = ~ 0niaotrsy fsge ocl1G o0houtf
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NOTICE

nRJ J. f0MS0N, late Of Massachusetts. rcsrcct-
~ gslly informs ths citizens ofDavcpport and vicin
a. thaa ke has located In this city PHYSICIAN and
aeo end trusts that by industry and integrity T."
- nDubsl0n TO merit and receive share oi thep"
eoaooao. OtRce in Atkinson sBocl. dcc29ks
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-, PAwkEM. j.

ssevrcv and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public
Particular attention paid 20 Conveying and exam
instion ot Land rtics. Once ON Brady ST., IN vi
thcrwax's building. oc''o
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mr.. a. VI. SMITH.

ECLECTIC CPuYStCIAN-otlce IN Irahy -tr'e'' w
tveen III aud I'd. Residence on Third street. "r-
tween Main and Brady. Special auen'"h wv" '"
49,. .r.s,,n,n, ot Scrofula aud other chronie dis $
a. ,DAvcRPort, lows. "'''