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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
IClAL and PRIVATE b. ARDING-

~ HOUSE, No ~ CHARTER House square .Nicrssate A.,
Loadoa Eve n.nutes wak irum the General fSstOMce.-
kr JAMES COCKER rospecttGlly invites GeGlemen aud
Families ns Lon don 10 this central aud pleasantly situate
bo0se Which lifted With attention the comfort Of
vsteSa TOE situation particularly aud hea Inv, With
good Lefty and clean welsed Hods Private Rooms 4
required TeSms IA sd per day foT Bed BreaAs Tea Ad
All
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
OCEAN INSTITUTE.-A BOARDING
DATLDING INSTITUTE, BOARDING.

i SCHOOL for BOYS, at Tarrytown We'tca,;ef 90. Nj
Summer session will commence Mondsy, Nay treu
a. nav be- found At book.tores o. J. Crowen No ~
Rrosc Way; Messr Appetons; stanford swords NO OF
Bros6vsy: and Clark Austin smith. No. Park row
VIM q. WESTON NJ A., Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-25
vOJIsys to LET-One or two very desirsbly-

HOUSES 70 BEI-Uht OF EWVV Voly uosITHOY
srrAr Eed and besuifaus finished HOUSES eSni.s
IA IS Rooms. within 100 feet q The 6thsv Raieai on tss
hery eide 4 between 5h and 9th avs eaG os asa
by otsie iesnt for this year for tue los sum oi
With further lease Of two years At very rcasonsoe te
Apy reIsou wanting house for residence VII 90 Ne'
1. look A. tbs property ILqure the premises % OF
GEO. r. HOWELL. No 95 West <Ii-st
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09
lFor the Gass,i ..
REPUBLICAN MEETING

Il
The meeting assembled pursuant to ad
journmen at, but the Court House being toe
smui to contain the masses congregai ed OF
the occasion, adjourned to the Court House
square and was called to order by the Pres
| ident.
The committee appointed TO draft resolu
tons expressive of the sense ofthe meeting
being called upon reported the following
| resolutions.
Resolutions not received in time for
publication to.day.l
On motion the report was received and
committee discharged.
Mr. Isaac Cody, formerly OF lie Clare in
this county, but late from Kunses, was in
troduced and in clear and lorcible manner
addressed the people for an hour and half,
relating the Infamous proceedings Of the
Border Rufians" in Kansas Territory, aud
the operation. Of the Free State party, end
the impress ons which os participation aud
an eyewitness TO the same we're prod. cod
upon bin.
Hiram Price, Esq, being loudly called
for, took the stand and add ressed the meet.
ing eloquently, amid laundering bursts OF
applause and closed with cogent appeal
to mems sympathes and reason for the ne.
cessiiy Of immediate and uaited action,
George w. Ellis, Esq, waa next called
70 the stand, aad in clear and logical argu.
ment addressed 10 mems reason and under
standing, demonstrated the bllghtipg and
cursed effects oil slavery upon our insttu-
lions and morals, both socially and pol;i.
caily, and closed with cheers loud and pro.
lunged.
H. Gueieh was loudly called for and he
next took the stand and addressed the meet
ing 10 English, 10 its eEtire satisfa ction and
closed amid loud applause,
H mer L. Dean, a young man 20 years
old, from Massachusetts, and lately from
Kansas, was called out, when he related his
adventures and hIs escape from the brutal
tiles Of the border rufians, which was listen.
ed to with much attention
The resolutions reported by the committee
were then with one deafoning aye unani-
mously adopted,
On motion Res, That the proceedings Of
this meeting with the resolutions be print.
ed in all the papers Of this city favorable to
the cause.
On motion r ss., That d copy OF these
resolutions be sent to our Member Of Con-
gress at Washington.
On motion a committee OF i've was ap-
pointed 10 draft constitution and bylaws
to organize Republican Club and report
the same al some uture time. say within a
weak, The Chairman appointed as that COM
miuee Messrs. Guiteau, Price, Springs r,
Geo. w. Ella, and Guelieh.
Mr.. Hartwell, direct from Kansas, then
made some appropriate remarks to the meet
ing
On motion Messrs Shorey and Dr.,
Saunders were added 10 he foregoing con-
mittee.
On motion adjourned. With three hearty
cheers for Kansas, to meet at the call o.
| the committee.
JOHN /. DAVIES, Pres
TH. OLsaAusEs, V, Pres
| J. + W sV s1sw..r Secs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09

Az AMERICAN lYvEsrIos.-We presume
! readers have not failed 10 perceive and
hu,e the long advertisement on our third
he thus entitled If that invention proves
answer the purpose as completely a. it ia
commended to do, 1t will create qui &
Pollution in the milling business and prove
Respectable investment for our friend
Saver
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sqslsrLss.-We were on the /

J. S9slsKLEk.-Ve were on the look
IT, ,he sprinkler on Saturday bat none
l. 1t. appearance. We assfd one mer.
b. say be would give three dollars IL
Ii rather than not hlys the street va
y, aud without doubt dry goods are in.
b lar teIy over tnal amosnt by such dust'
ERE flying during the past week. II might
b. strange that when the actual damsse
,, 10 say nothing Of ths dissgreeabls-
y, /. so evident and go generally ac'
|wledged, arrangements were not per-
sd 10 have the streets sprinkled as soon
lhs dusty season commenced. But pro-
nation is as bad now as when Dr.
bng sr,t called it, thief. and it is also
hsroisi the, lat is every hody's bust
y S seldom attended TO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09
Roarna. Iune 6.

Charles Hale Of this city, to-day received
tie following dispatch from Hon. Arson
burlipgame, in reply to communication
addressed to Mr. Sumner:
Washington, June 6.-To Chas' Hale,
Bos,on:-Nr Sumner has just learned the
recommendation Of Gov. Gsrdner, that the
Commonwealth should assume the expenses
Of his Illness, and he desires me TO tele-
graph at once bis hope that the recommen.
dalion will not be pressed. In no event
can he accept the allowance proposed; and
Mr. Sumner adds, Whatever Massachu-
sets can give, lett, all 60 to suffering Kan
sas'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09
NJ GERMAN LANGUAGE MI kSys

IHs GERMAN LANGUAGE Nj ksVs'
Dgh, as will be observed by advertise
Ini. proposes to teach the German lem
kre He understands hjs business, anc
opportunity is an excellent one for al
i desire 10 acquire knowledge Of Ger
b He hs. already large class o
hm,ns to whom he 10 teaching the
|gish language.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.

NC Vlu lOuccF DdAcfy Suii dneA0.
THE suoserlosr has recently made extensive prep
L arsiiops for the manufacture Of Gutter, sugar,
Bostou, Sods, Pic Me, Water aud Oyster Crackers.
PHO. Bread, DC, &c., together with good assoc r..
msut OF Loaf Bread, Cakes aud Rnsks.
have also purchased tao Patent Right for Scott
county, 8or the InaDufacture OF CrLm Psups
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made BY Ascniuery. Tue advantages claimed for
this process Of making Bread, these, the Bread Ia
more un!form In quality, and hsndsouls In appear
apes II much wbltsr and mora ey On II "a ueh
longer without bseo ning .. la and TO many pc
Ia NOS objsc tonsbls ~hsn week old, Il cut. ~
handsome a. me tiesl French roll, IL goes Is thsr
and is rsediiy inrHd ucsd into families who tsYs
sr used Dssers Bread bsfnre, ] shall continue 10
run hpad Wagon as heretofore. In odsrng the
above articles, on le runs hcb cxnuot tall TO give
lire sssfseton, hope to be able 10 supply Ill who
may favor me with their patronage. fhsnklul fof
past fsyors, hope to merit . coatpuanes OF lar
same. AL orders from III country promptly attend
| Cd to. DANIEL MOQRE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, Que square above
| Burrows 4 Prsslyman's Stesm Mills.
Davenport, May 81, iS56dU
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NAoLEsALZ FRuir Store, Mr.. w c.
)tss has opened at the corner Of Front and
Ibry streets. an establishment for the sale
EFrujts, Nuts, etc, where the trade may
fply themselves on liberal terms, Give
b 9 csl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09

J sAuLT--We alluded the other day TO
|nd Cannon having permitted his angry
! OBS TO srise 10 such pitch ss to knock
u young mall in his employ The
i took place on Saturday, and he was
y Sl5 end costs for having permitted
|tsmPsr this ous time to get the control
: i'm, We might deduce E moralsaere to
" that mans passions, though good il
b,!y cur5sd, are terrible when unre.
lined, but we will let it pass
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09

I DErERREp,--The lateness Of the hour at
hich we received the resolutions Of Friday
shrs meeting, compelled the postpone
ent OF their publication until tomorrow.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09

Plan for RESTORING Peace y xAnsss.
WARRINGTON, June Ex-senator Trum.
bull, with view of the restoration Of peace
In Kansas, has prepared 4 bill smoking tina.
Territory to Nebraska.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09
Fatal Railroad Accident

BUFFALO, June s.
A collision took place last night at Pekin,
at the Niagara Falls Division Of the Central
Railroad. Mrs. n. Stevens, Of Charleston,
Mass, and VIM. Haynes, fireman. were in
stantly killed; J. Hancock, of Minnesota,
had his leg broken; w. w. Woodward. of
Bumet, Wis, had his leg broken and was
badly burned; Horace Boyington, of Spring-
field, Mass, was badly cut aud his legs both
broken, and some Is others were seriously
injured
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09
Y.N. National Coupeil.

NRw YoRK June e.-The American Ma
tiona Council was in secret session this
morning, and resolved unanimously that the
next meeting be held at Louisville. KY, in
June, 1867.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09

DRowSEp We learn that 4 deck pas
1gsr, an ittlsu from St, Louis, tell over
ID from the Mckee on Friday evening
10 a, the Rock Island wharf, and was
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09

ssPso SLAVERY VIcE PsEsIpssT.-Lynn
Do. Of Kentucky, 10 the nominee Of the
hcinna,i Convention for the office OF Vics
s..d.nt
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PRocLANATIoF.-We pub
b the proclamation to-day Of Gov. GRlMEs
lhng for an extra session OF the lowe
'2isla,ure 10 convene at Iowa City on
ednssday, the % Of July ProN
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09

Rev. Theodore Parker is engaged In the
preparation of historical work on the De-
yelopmsnt OF Religious Ideas anon. the
different races Of men.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09
FAIRBANKS CELEBRATE scALEg.


pAPrED 10 any required opeF
-1suon oil weighing, as for iron
1T c3a!, ma, STOCK saa Tor the Use g
n warehouses, .torgs an i9undriss
IN Guc In shofi 100 ever. kind o! bgsi
I $50
As3.,zA Ine great ssll AID fidelity e1
l42.,zE A piosed IN taeir 0saatseturs sisd
~. ax&S1f1 he det-rai instivn % The part Of u.
%xs nauulsetuI sis BsSor IL allow hi
mpeis, fgeL 10 togo fora from their esla olIsunrA
ia, for Ihsir scaiss alton Inat has neS
bean surpassed In lbs Whole rsns1 OF aaeinsi he
sbanl-ul.
Toe Scales are unanimous acknowledged as iat
Ise rdGrG 10 ell ,ransset4sss " weight.
\ lawsuit whica HON discrepancy Of
gbgs 0sIsssn oi al bank . scsiss Ia ass y
Tue Baltimore univ ksisaa LOnii,aoS aaa ons VI
auolper uIasIars wa Tsesnlas siIs0 Ia lbs Sou
VI cannon PtsAs, EaItlv the casa oceuPfsd u =
IoaH tgO da! auI Jugs .narslsi 40 0eiiFcfLg hi,
stated th. result his ssIdvnee, that tue
accuracy VI Fareaa Scales ~us ssia oish-a ovS oud
-. ~ question. For eaIe Wy .-
bukkyws, PhrTTYMAE & DALxELL
Tue ell auosp repatARo o, tnsss scales mas 10
dacva ihp isSL sild 9th cas- bAsi'
Coo ~ onsr r.lfOapk . oc2.s,, ana pdFehAs'
g. have tlsFsUS Ia niany cases usGb sal3sStco v
fraud aud Leu pOslton. Tue LAaAuiaSkGTsII lave ~
soa.rossrsl nlIh bouVrab.s Ssups1lsoTs who lrans'
9asHyss ~ theiT o. names, cut Regarding tas
yeFpsITELVfs VI us svoNs ltAGd No pursuing Course
-lss uila shla sDe tneA lake this ms tivs
~ rgglIVD slie puSl.c Vi tueir Ia p,sls-us.
iGs p.tsDtsss IL na setIrs auder tasir own III
spse siou on a. Igeir iAslvy IN Of Joa.soaIs, NJ
FoE ssis la ps.eppotIsoIsiy oy
BNkhVWs, FekIII Mana nAL2bLL.
l.. ~ 1. r j. baNhs q ~.
SI,JonGsuufs, Vl.i May ~ !sNo'
May Dc. do sly.
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LAND WARRANTS,
4 Psb.i2. CHUBB, BRO, BARROW & co
PATENT ROOFING,

Ct EgTLEMEN and builders tn general will dc
1--WE i 10 stop and calculate If Il is not for ihe!i
bes. iatsress before making their contracts for Shin
glo Tin other ryofng, anu Inquire Int, TO the
propF tics aua merits Of Vests Patent Galvsnlt
meat Tor covering houses, as the subscriber. eat
show 81 incontestab proc that II i. not only Tbs
best baIthe most durable and cheapest Fire and Wa
ter Proof mat nal ever invented, rs We have seen
its coed qualities tested 10 every change OF ~saihe
through Ihe past year, and can give the best refer
enc=s 10 Of nigh station md good cha act. In
Aeg Ysrk, Ohio aEd ogaEr ssates, who are living
and can be referred to D y lsttsf or personally.
Msssrs. Wells d Go. are nov prepared 10 eNscuLt
ANY orders for roofing they may be favored with, and
having covered E~o smaii buildings on Brady peal
Finh street, those Interested examine them ioi
their salsfa lion; al 20 building or TIVE in Rock
Island City All orders VIII be faithfully attended u
aUd aaisAed q ckor than any otberroodng
The subscribers are ready 10 sell the rlsbt TO use
the above eemeEt tn any county or township In tho
State vi Iowa veTy favorable terms, and any pc
sou wishing 10 engage Ia easy and profitable 6uoi
ness, requiring but small capital viii find suis
aud lucrative employment
y. b. The public are cautioned egaiaet iDposi
lions, there men IL several o. The river coan
ties offering rticie got up for the express purposS
of Initiating the abJye composition. ksmembe
there j. none genuine but VESTS Patent Galyanlt
Cement. WM. WELLS a CO.,
81 Story Of Commercial Building, corner Of Brady
and Second Sts. DayogpoTt May 81 dSH
Shrine SfvIas iS5G SDrino STYLES
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No The softae " See arss Nh & saaer
80 2-Ths + Sres T7s y n = 100 acres.
No 2-Tae NV Sec ~ = X Z Is, acres.
Toe above three tracts are beautifully situated DC
the Railroad 8 nti-r fsoal Davenport.
No t-Ibe ~ .ui the : " of see 50 TiaNR } L
20 acres. miles from Davenport.
So5-The y Z .oIs ". oiseei RS NJ ) Z 20
aeres5 GliiGs from DaEeDporI.
40 Tho + nf the y f. Of Sze.IT7sS R3 i.
20 acrss. 0u Rail Road, . uIiie- ffpn, Davenport.
No --2-u IL luOarres in sees ic q ~ I 11NRsf,
LYON thu Mississippi RIVER, : miles IRON Davenport
No L. i6U IA sees ?. and ~ To y r. K.
Improved Farms.
No i7-Animprored l.rm feacal and al cultivated
Elce hsase. springs and creas On il, on HieSorS
road, miles from town, Usage Orange fence
started entirely around the IL rn .U0 acres
Soi b-.n sees Il. ls "a I oo h /. K, $50 acres,
i6a im proved aud 20 Ii balber.
S,i4 y sue farm oi i2J acres, Is fenced, ~
der Guilty aiion. mLos tEom town, mile east Of
No ss-ihs GIzul farm on dubuque road, 4 miles
from Ia acres Ashy cultivated, mousse and or
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
yo3c-fins brick house 9th ~. between Harri-
.on aud Ripley SIS Excellent well, good stable, sc.
No3i-~Good frame House, rooms, good well, &c.
Los s2I53I on Brad near Locust -.
Soss--, story house on 4ih St. containing 10
No. ss.-Good frgns house, roon.s, cellar, &c,
on STU 1t. between Voc hna Myrtle. OF .oxi5o.
N. s5.-I lot gu Brady ST. 1872 BY 500-s3u0.
N,26-alots on srs4y 81, cor. Of College, 6ixI5o
.a-tchoee lot on Perry st. cor Of 9Th COX so II
N cLIsToE cUrsTT, IOWA.
No. CIV fractional Of the y. w. | Sec. 2, T,
81, y. X. r., = q lG acres, ear Ihcrn's Mills
Very lew, ifapplied for soon.
lS STORY COUNTY.
No. 53-aE.o ~ Of see 81 as - W ~
10. s4-Si ofEws Of sell Tss R "a W go aere.
No. ass W t ofsec II IS h % w 100 acres.
No s7-N Of y W. OF sec 70 + 50 Z ~ " 8. a~.s..
No. >. w Of i OF % T "a X 3 w 20 scres.
No. 39--s W frse ofS " ofssc Is I 81 IL 3W
60 acres timber.
IN JASPER COUNTY.
SoR-S ! OF sgc ~ 20 K 20 " 100 acres.
- kEOhUk COUNTY.
No. 4.-S &nt j W tofsee I u + ID w SEC
No. As W and y " Of see T = R u ". $40
IN MAHAsKA COUNTY.
No 1l-s " frac. oil sec o 7 20 X 10 W III a.rss.
No. Is w ofsec e5 ~ II W loo acres
No. 46-.g Of n Il and Of \ W ofssc II
IL BENToS COUNTY.
No IN E OF sec Is r az re W 100 acrss
IN MUSfATlNE COUNTY.
No. 4s-w ON W OF sec 20 T 20 Il w 80 acres
IN GRUNDY COUNTY.
No. s9-S W / ofsec , Z OF 10 " 100
No Sos + ofsec T s6 u w loo acres.
No. 5l-w ON FL ofsec lots. r ls w go acres.
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. 52-E oiAh Of sec . q ! 20 " 80 aeres.
! No. SIS " orN " Of sec LAT 81 90 w ~
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. 5+a,S of b. OF sec { 90 X W 80 acres.
No. SIS ofS OF sec 20 7 81 X , w 90 acres.
so. 56-H0usa and Lot, Store and lock OF goods,
sp fipton. ,.
General Land Agest
FEB 6-dit offics Post ofiee Building.
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nGONSTRR STOCK
ue~, beautiful staple and fan y fashionsbsood.,
SILKS, &C.
BLACK Gro de nhrs Sil-s F4ncy oilAs In endless
rely; SILK Yanuias-hea st.lss soi'd Colers, all
WOOL prLatnes, fancy DeLaInes. all kinds; new
slus Dvbages, ANY quantity and cheap.
French Covers for Pianos. Tables, &c.
FIouuoiug. ali kiud.; s.i.h thread Laess, Tarie-
.ous, &c; Ssiss Ausliusi Dotted husliGsi Grape
Cedar. Diniiy B4hes, &c.
Prints, Ginghams, &c.
Great variety OF sAirt Bosomsi Fancy Cslorsd Kid
Fiuish sis Goyes; rlain and Fancy DeLaiass; La
en- LawRs ssa Table LineDi
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS, &c.
Splendid aHortmeu! Of Alpascas, new aud choice
s,yles % Ginghsms, Veil Berages, ELL kinds OF Col
lars FfeueA worked Collars, beautiful styles; rieh
snlbrudeTies IN seis
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
Fine Linen Cam6ris Handkercbiefs: shswis, yarie
" ofaualities and pgterGs; Thread Lace Thinning
great variety; Mourning Sets SILK Lsces; Black
HOPED AND GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS.
French Embossed Chintzi Curtain Goods, India
Swiss Muil, Lawn CraNais, booA J4eoDst aud AIN
bric MuFlsns; striped aud Plain NHinsook Auslips
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE GOODS.
sHsErIsGs, sHIRTIYGs, TowELIsG, CRASH,
uckaback, Pillow Linen and sheetlns, scotch
Diaper, House Furnishing ooocs, MiLLis6hf
Ash STRAW GOODS, all new and fresh.
W. particularly invite attention 10 our assortment
of sta DE Domestic Goods, feeling confident We 81
present Undue eneDts TO purchasers ubequsl!ed FOR
oHEAPNEss, DURABILITY AND FINISH.
our patrons viii always daa 80 unsurpassed as
sortusnl, from Eae simplest SouoD, up 10 ths rich
est ana most IN ut AZ licle of Dress Goods
N r. We intend to sell q large amount oil Goods
- ~ "a All KNAPP & REnNOk
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fbuilding. All wh aesife 10 near an
klBaent exposition Of affairs in Kansas
bid attend.
|rHE REPUBLICAN MEETlSo.-fhe meet
I'm the Court House yard on last Friday
hing WA large one, aud clearly evil
eed that the citizens Of Davenport no,
deeply .ympathize with The sufferers
the wrongs and ouirases with which
h.as is filled, but thar they also share
ely In that s.ern sentiment Of indignn.
y teIt by the people Of all the free States,
instal administration whose crines OF
Emission and emi ssloa have been both
= r.mote aud Immediate cause. of a.! the
os and murders that have been commit.
a in tina, unfortunate Territory,
the meeting was all adjourned one 10
the report oi the Committee which
been appointed to draft resolutions
y first thing in order was to hear the res
hons read. The reading Of them was
ausn,ly Interrupted BY an applause which
*srIy showed how entirely the feelings Of
audience agreed with the sentiments
Oh they expressed. They are concelv.
] in the rIgh, spirit and condemn with
a per and pointed emphasis. about the
II administration il has ever been the
bforluue Of this c0uutry to experience.
Before The vote vas taken on the passage
hhe resolutions, several speeches were
Sie Isaac Cody. formerly Of l. Claire
for sixleon years resident of this coun-
q ssye the meeting narrative OF what he
seen and suffered In Kansas, from the
Enhancement down to the destruction OF
renee. M Cody pretends to none Of
sFsees Of orstory, but tbs plain, unyur
h,d tale " hich ne unfoldsd was calcula.
h make 4 greater impression on the
~ !. Of hesrera. than If biz speech bad been
n Il-hed with all the irickery Of EhetoFi'
q a3ornment. He evidently spoke the
ID, and oil that Kind which is mighty 5nd
I'D PresaiIs
II remarks Vi our fellow -towGsment
1b.rs, Price, Ella and Guelith ere all Of
Y srlctsr 10 advance the COED csuse.--te
1Srols harmony end active cooperation
= gP ell who srs lsborins Tor i,' success
n IL increase the determination 10 make
"a labor triumphant
~ Ter Mr. Gueiieh had concluded, H l.,
"a md VI Hsrtweii. both VI them re,
Ill froai Kansas, gave IN their expert
"a ,--eorroborgling the reports we had
1k icusly received, aud 10 fac! showing
u, the half has nol beea Told Of the afro
IL barbsrities bich have been commit
II By the border rufisns.
r. speaking being hO,shed. the vote
- laAen on the Pssssge ct the esoiutions
n they were adopted BY E loud and exul
"a affirmation After the transaction o.
other Incidental business, the meeting
Burned with three hearty che, RS for Free
sss. We take Il that q meeting like
ops on Friday night speaks in man
not to be misiaken, Tie sentiments o
81 people OF thu Free State Of lows .--
ID meetings are being held sill over the
D., and they point with unerring dis
ne,s 10 the verdict that will be render
by The people of Iowa, At the elections
ks., August and November,
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VIRGINIA COMMAND The home part Of
the platform of the black Democracy has
been adopted at Cincinnati. 1t was adopted,
we take il, without, debste--swallowed a.
men swallow physic q gulP. tits Pro.
Slavery out and out--annihilates the old
policy of the Fathers; sets aside the rules
of Congress and the Constitution. and
makes slavery extension, therefore, Slave
Labor, permanent. Sla'ery and Slave
Labor are above all--the Nebraska B II,
and its outrageous principles are now the
perfection OF political virtue!
But the 70 eign poliey--that smaeksd OF
war--it WAS high toned--it looked little at
positive action; II squinted at the Monroe
doctrine. The Slave Power was alarmed,
that touched cotton, and might depreciate
Slave Labor---for a war with Great Britain
or France, or with both, might follow. Vir-
GINA objects, therefore and that part Of the
platform was tabled!--Chtc. Tribune.
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ARSON BuRLIsoAAE.'
srABBISo CASE

CINCINNATI, June 9.
The testimony in regard to the stabbing
case Of Mr.. Buell., shows that he was assault.
ed by Democrats, who heard him call him
self an American.
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