Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-29

The greatest gathering Of fr-emen ever
aas~m.ied together, il, fis;s new rmore 10 be
AboiiiIon,zed city, me- Lat >s'n day ht.l-
nooh in DsaTbs n, relrk TO .sorits and ~.
loicP over III. r.reLt d.m cratic yictsr"s
AZ Pehi,sy issnia anI iadiaaa. In the NOR
aing, the distinguished patriot and states
man, Lewis Cas-. the liant CT. Preston
of kentucky, shd other eminent champions
guoWb To have arrived. and AZ = r. N 'he
booming of one hundred and fifry gun an
nauncea the Democracy, amt uriii snhss'
the Park a'.i Srrr-i~ leading 10 It were
filled win hrr hsrdy sors Gen. Cas- and
Gol. Preston addres ed The maltltud., ana
= would b. ,ppos>ihi . do justice TO their
qurn expose ~ our principles, OF he
rotieh nypo~r,.y 81 'he Niger worshipp'"s
Fremonters.
A. the nIgi,t gathered, the torch t'ehi
took ~ us line Of march. and never have
seen nore meg 'ificeni display, Nith ih-ir
banper-. irsnsparencies. notices and bahas
Of music, tAsrl those 5000 torch bearers AID
fully As many more Of the rauk and nle' -
Nowhere ont Of the Empire City vii his
demon III alton b. e.ctlled. II truck 's'-
ror 20 the hearts Of the Woollies, and they
see med to feel for once how imposen' was
Abolition mobociacy, aud our hosts passed
on unmolested.
Hating at the fremont. Gen. Cass aud
Col. Richardson briefly addressed them. -
CaiiiGg for Mr.. Preston they were lnform-
ed that he was al the Briggs House. Thi'h.
er they took the,r march Mr.. Douglas,
VINO had risen from sickbed, appeared up
IN the balcony, ana thanked them for their
| compliment, ard encouraged continued,
uni.ed and energetic action Here was the
champion Of Free Speech. speaking 10 his
10000 friends without interruption. (save
applause) who but two years ago was hiss
ed down and insulted by these boastful
Fremont and Free Speech Jackalls and
Fanatics, who now hide their heads, and
Ike Judas of old. would sell their country
for thirty pieces Of silver.
The capacious NAV of Black Republican,
ism has received IN, re isms than It can d.
ge,t The dead carcasses Of sculess parties
he e been dev, ured.-only to be CAST W
again III 1850, to bleach and whlien in thu
genial precincts of Sai' Nr...
Cot Preston followed Judge Douglas /,
a ne telling speech Of half IA hour. HI
3sled back The false charge Ut slavery ex
tension as being the policy Of our party
aud poor ''beeding Kansas" re-king will
the blood ai,d tears OF the mournefs. ha'
not proved : good enough Morgan By
about two months. The Presidential ca,
test was air-ady d.cIdsd. but We nnst Tea
them liz the North, aud reh Ia IT, Mr.
Merrck. II Maryland, spoke next, ana Il
oqaenty M R'Dinso. of lad, I'D. ,pok
Dr. I'll, aud Al . 'at. honI lie psocesslo
moy-d III No ace ideni- or dls u b,tc'
but three .'otn- were gwen ! - Framohs a
thy pas-,' b. hali whrre tn co'ored X
public, ~,Ie ~, aki"4 10 empty VII
Where the ID rloCtat' CIRCULARS.
want u. rratrr- "a uttiprsia 4 IN tlhaot
is redeemed. aud viii give Buck anu 5rrcl
900 0 mo iy ~ Novemper And n an
Abolition FreGont man reads It, III hin
call in few day the ID mocrai ,tkce
and the undergone VIII deposit froid cn
hundred o.e thousand dollars, against
like amount, upon the following ptopos
ton:
That .ohn &. fcrmon, Will no, rrc.iv
on the 18th of August next. ONE HALF Of tn
popular vote i'll III. sixteen Fee States o
this Union.
Ye croakers about Northern Confede
acy, put pin there, and await the arri, a
of MAC.