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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
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LIE Ia, tr,eI q iuuv,r iIoOeas : and never fsile
L cScrFt ia tVuc,s->, (both thnudrr hum,t lie
has in h. possession over two hundred c"rtia
Gates of it. vriu. al within MY luil.. II Bo,-
ton
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tn hottlc- are warranted 10 curt tn. worst Can
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case 70 Frv~lrtla-
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
NOTICE.

vIyUE un,,r r.igned having disposed Of their busi-
i ness to Messrs Evans, Chew Co, take this
method u thanking their former patrons for their
kind and iibevai custom, and would request contn-
n. THOMPSON b co.
.A-N1aset{sc cupvl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
CHARTER OK
Life Insurance CesPsay
HARTFORD, CONN.
soc, ,0OV CAPITAL.

Wsfs LANCE Aup ssGRaAsise SrRSLss Axsfirfs
nspurs,y Invested s0dey ths ksscsIo and approval
tbeceuptfesiseef PaD,ie Aesoants,
lss O wslkiey prss'f Jons Aares vset f<stf
Riias 0nl S@o'y Ep DIcgEAnAr, 0enI Aseat
John Il. Adler. y. D. Medical ETaEiner. Appii-
casioas received by WILLIAM ALLEN, O6oe 10 Pnst
0nce Ruilding-. usvrnyort, Iowa,
iai6it,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No caitracts for yearly advertisers will b" d-c"n
ttnued without previous notice :" -.
Large cuts charged double the iinensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements me hall more thnn
nsusl rster.
Yearly advertising cotirtrts viii be underst"'d T."
,pply strictly ia. immediate business At the idv-r
li.-s aud all other advertisements ~ent in hy thr ID
r-rt,=-r will h.. charged -xtrs.
Advertisements no, accompanied viii fu'tr"ctt""-
oil BE- Inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes IN
-.r'ed time free 81 co-, ther.sn"r rh'rgc'i ~
thsr adv.rtirement-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
WHITAKER / GRANT,
,aTTO0N.ExS .dT Law
Land AGENTS

usys su.novyd their srsee 10 Nc AsIn Street,
xryHITrAKIp \ 0nANT have : rumpssse SD.
w slraet si ell the laid tstss iE III. lSai.ty fnsy
srs ,reo. rrd &c s6sw the ouGdtion of any titls
the E,ors 10 ave ratnu.es cesla-ssdawsf}
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

W have nSw "a. hsna eae OF sha .sg xest sna a'1t
ssisetsu asssstsasnt Of
Lsathes. Z S0sssSsss'b sSas'dseas.e.
avery oasres In the West. Cont sing In par.o,
Sole and Hsrueks Lsathtr,
beth Oak and Hcuilook,
Collar Leather
French, Amerisa aud Patent Ca,.
Eips sId Upper Leather.
Of every quality.
Linings. Roan., Morr ,cco, Bindings Fater
P,sin Skirting, Dash and Enanieliei I.-athsI.
Findings, &c &C.
Ssddlefy Hardwarv, Japanued, Brass. AID
Plated from the best manufacturers, Self-se
ing, GIG, aud Pad Nees; Roller, Horse Shoe aa
Spriaa Toneurd Buckles and In shor, every article
the harness maker. Sadi.er csu wish.
CArrtase aud orooers Bows, top Props Stun
Joints. Coach Iaces, Bands Enamelisd Cloths Ac
wagon Hubs, spokss, Bent = hee, Cariissr 81 "a
oArrtsgs Bolts " sRcn Spug- and Askf 10
collars, Horse Blankets Fiy Ns,e Bel J. alst
chine stretched and kphii b,ltiIs Hit Rye /
We Invite atnsntsoe cf purchasers, ieeiins -s,i.e
~ sAa sstisfy A,,in regard 70 css!ity ana price.
Nj Cash paid TOR Aiaes.
HAl0Nf, skARS HeGkRvS
VI <t, d Aoef above Perry O.
uAsoo0 DavsApssA toWA
4 hasos iss eaQsssss 81 ~ AlsAs sev ,a,> lsvsp
AjaSa ssss Sitsss s1sssS sAN asssss, Il
6Svle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

DONALD KENNEDY, a.,

NJ, i2n t'"ry.n 81, Rorlasy, Mass.
Price Sl.00
WHoLe-ALK AGssIg N tsIt k.0 p nt0h y
Robinson, y scsmm1n Go, Bay n Bsld~ i'm J.
Reed Co., SAWYER, Page h Go; BARCLAY nros
Fisher 4 Robinson, aud At retail by all Druggists.
se0f1Ai-wIy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

.~x,s.. =
kEAt ENIAYE AGENCvEN.
.4IlA h"T.l.Vt H.
= NrnN ~u> nv
IN "a
Osice IN Atchtson. Block. SECOND Surei.
"e'wses Maih ana bradS.
vlmbcr Land.
-
: l 'r'n' paF'np'f'' Pti'e "" r'' ''i'' W =
''N"'" " -u'' purchaser.
improved Farms.
-" s,,', hseh lhp,"N.'' ''rn'' '".f, ft"in if'
pi'i :" '' - 'i''Na'i''' X ''' '''' '''' an
~
!" AuihAI lai " - tEhc- ltHih piN' ittt 'o'
h"n-" 'fati" -tr
"vd-." ter~- tuiff-~fih'i''s wafer, h"".', sta
ot' '''
atsos Y '"es tafse or"'s, W 500 ssss" "sss''
AK h'nse WIN f'osi>, s'-"N7' '''p''s''sssfs
inh H"ni ihs'hP''t-" "'e' W f"'NH'"n'
s"'n nous @'a"f' ="
." a'rN ~ sultlV"'"' !" "t'' ''n'"f' :" ''F' p'a
'''"'u' ''''is' v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


Twiu-City B0sk Store
AND NEW pOT
asd street opposite LIE Claire J. .sss.
DAVENPORT, Inwt
BOOKS! STATIONERY!
Magazines ! Newspapers F.! Ac..
(~NsraNriY on hand ard daiiy receiving adii-
1'rns th"rrtpa god saaeu' Of nearly sl kind.
Bok, St,,i,o.,,
MAJ, i4ta,grsph.
r"t Moni>,. ,i,.a .lsa :,t."1 s,aai r.s.. .s,.
n 'oT.ther with greet ,arisi, If ,ritic. usually
sspt ~ Book stores.
rnli,ag., As'nt-ial sa.e II ~ ,hr ropui.r New
Books, Masazia"- and Nnwu"rr> Subscriptions
for the sanl.s-
Nv YORK Boston Ctn,iuaa.4 md rbr.., p,,-.
reeived very ovrning s.H STARR.
.sescs! .NSAcs!!
W r',-' - 2 ss'sr,: the s,-~.cs ~ sys.> .as
N.wspaPer<
HsrIef, i;,.,.y
Gtabsm pulnam
P"irrsaI Bisckw-,d
knick.rbrsker, baNou
HSus' hold words. WaNrriy Msgasine lnv-nr.r, YAM
kr Noiou', Le>lits y Y. journal Leslie t.sYctfe
II Fashions, COIN Charles Rail,ssy sniaes.-M Non
thies
NV York nrrsld, psiis ,ud werkh.
Tabune
- Times,
Srmi-Weekey rribups
Campaiga
B'>i,ii Dti'y Tra,eler.
Cincinnati Daily ,;sz,ib
Ionn,-rc,aI
thlcago rribNne.
Times.
DNLnocTacttc Pres
81 Louis rii-weekiy Mis ,ouri kepub,,.a,
t1pennaii W"'kly Comnercial
Z" Times
Bsiiou's Pictorial
VERY Msgssin-
tlag of Our rnhn
True FLAG,
IHc- sam American lr,,o
iF~li"> Pt'lorai, Pilot ~ Bi-t.u
Scienttnc American.
Late illustrated
Picaynne,
Brother Johnaihan Clipper, Police 6a1ct.. Spirit u
he Times, Home Journal. Ledger sunday Dispatch.
Spiritual telegraph, Irish American Citiz.n
and Thompson Bank Note Reporter
New York.
BELL > Life tsportiug) Illustrated London New Lon
don Punch and Weekly fines, London for sale At
our counter or subscriptions received
fune2'-3m" 81. STARB
End - Up Le Claire House,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
BUSINESS CARDS.
s,,,la,.sY A DmavCvsrn.

snuRLEN u BhOCufn.
p~slrrs m JEwELRY FANCY ARTICLES ~
~ Illinois street Rtk Island, thre. s-Dr- II IN
Rock Island Hause. Also Wholesale Agents for
Calf and Morooo Non"y Wallet c"ndnctors'
B.k, Bill Bnks c.lccto,-' bwks. sasic Wal
IA, A. epis-'i6m
vOwsEOPATNsC MEDICINE.
pg PRINCE N Do bc consulted al hi Dsir-i'-
.,ry an Bra,iy bttw.en Fourih aud fitth street,,
,sily from 10 o',iock A N. M.tiilar r. siien'"
aorih-ess, oornrr Brady srd f'ti"""ih -tf"is
sngss dAwdm
20 PARK EH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON orce vc p"-t
Oav,npau Iowa sepis ~
s.IO. =. WssSTtOMH-
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Notary pubic.
Al 90 Coinhissiudfr of Dctds ioI " W
Y. Penn, and ohio Once corner Brad, and ord
.ts., Davenport avs vi
vnu,n .iIES ,lNEs.
NL.EN a CstHk.
.troruey and couns.lor. ,t iA~. saa >o'.ul'-
Puhir, pts'npft, i"~~ t'"'i'i
OANGEG. o.. NssONGN.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law Once ~ p'N"n-
port. block opposite IA" L"clalr' Hone
dec2s
JAMES. r. HO6ANE,
Deputy county Surveyor. Plans and Dra~ings "' an
Kinds neatly executed Orders ien at thr office Of
m Miller will he promptly attended To. apl
W. LINE Nd.
Practising Physician onice on Braiy ~trt"t mpr-
1T, thu Pol one. oyFr Perry ttithink S't''
One hourS. iHurn particularly ron !" ~ ~
and ,r,mI to3p taplsdtl
DR. ,. ". %. BAKER.
After .n rienee Of thirteen years in the practice
u Medicine and surgery, offers his professional
servicesto the citizens Of Davenport andits Elcihly
Particular attention will he given to Operative sur
gerry and Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. Once
In Post ofice Block, No. up stairs, house on oh
strset, between Brady and Perry. nov28iti
4. :. MAXWELL. ~. ~.
surgeon oculis, and Operator in Teno,omy and pss-
tic Surgery l. W. corner OF Tenth aud Harrison
stsects, Davenport, Iowa.
ProfH Aekley,M d, Cleveland o.
l. Pircstone, NJ d, do,
Profs q Amor, NJ d, Cincinnati;
''''' oe..iist and Au,opiastie sargcon.
Operations for the removal Of Cataracts, Ptnsts,
otrabisnus or squntings, Hare-Lp, Clubfoo,, CON
t,sc,ed Limbs eic decldtf
-. n. % \ DING.
,rt,rand dealer In English, French and German
p,yGoads Hardware, &c. Keep also constant
ihand large assortment Of Groceries Dones
lytioeds, Hardware, dc, corner OF Second and
Ia risop streets, Davenport, Iowa. octlat
.frchitPCfMre.
GOW AR DS 4 CARROLL.
Architects aud superintendents. Office Nc. 10 fourth
story New Post 0ace buildns. Brady street. Day
-nport. Iowa. ls"id''
T., ". WITCHE1.1..
Notary Public also Life, Pire and Marin. Insursnc-
Agent Once Brady street. over Mitchell's fmpo-
rum, Davenport, lows janodt
%. ". WB1.kEN>.
Carver.
0ainss st., beween Sd and <th. octi6ti
IL NNnkE-hN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
BO,sk or xyOSessCe'

FLON 8NCG, Nsesaske
gro b sARcEsr, Pres't n PARxIR, Cash
TNHE undersigned propriefofs II the Bank 81
i Florence, Nebraska, are by the pro-
isions of Its Charter, individually responsible
TOR all Its issues and will redeem the Notes Of said
Institution At its counter In the city of Florence In
coin, and at eher NJ THAR bankns Houses, In East
ern Exchange VI one per cent, or In specie ~ -ame
rates Of other currency
COOK l. SARGENT. Davenport
COOK SARGENT & DOwNEY. Iowa Cifv SIners
COOK SARGENT & COOK Fort Dee N ~ -
COOK SARGENT h PARKER rorcnce afrasss
frIy 6-tfs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

GREAT ARRIVAL Of
summer Clothing.
w. D LeCi0is'e ROsr,
l.. .LOWENSTEIN.
las Just received and nov offer. tpy ~als th l.tv
IL hst and most complete stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And Gents Furnishing Goods /!
Ever brought into this market The atteniiot, ofthr
public is earnestly invited 10 thr quality ~ onr gads
which W are confident cannot in point of durability
AMI taste be surpassed by similar house In hc
Wt>i Gegtlem-n will please ilnt,r thai our g...i.
are selected with deal uf care and th,i out
Gi- are no! of hat kind which has long ben pur Il.
fashion, but are the latest
Spring styles.
Our trade Is not contned TO any particular grade
" fabric bn, embraces the entire range Of the Cloth
ing business, and in stock Will BE- found the finest
and most fashionable wei as medium Qualities
The extent of osr ssics sad the essh svSf8 u su-
shles Us to offer Grea, Inducements in the way 81
Low PRICES,
which VIII be fonnd considerable per centace less
thah are usually charged Tor gods OF equal infer
ibr quality. In wuid il is onr determination 10
Weld 10 Competition either In rhe quality of our
gods OF in the mo@ieTatlon oi cbargrs
call j. respectfully solicited from thoS- who ar.
about To order their spring outfits
Also, Ia Accommodate those who desire TO travel
We have received
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF TRUNKS
Valises and Carpet Rags.
which We will sell very low
CALL CALI CALL.tf
thankful for past favor and cncnuTa ag-n.ili W.
solicit libers extension - public psironsgt
Iapaii1 I. LowFNSrkIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

Z, W. WHEELER,
n chtts cts p " sstI0sr,
QD'es IN DassnEovCs Block, No. !, TMr1 ADsy.
prepared furnish plans an. s/ssiesetsoss sste
lesllraets Aai suDefLsnd the ssus. .eos euelie ~
Private Buildings o. all dsssriptipas,
July 10 1850 liy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

sIELAH; Coiecttpn of p>slu and Hynu Tu-es,
Otntroits Anthems, Mottts, Chorus,s, Nc., adapt
ed the Of Clsssrs Private Circles and worship.
ping Assemble. ~ Thomas HastinsS s6s pages
Price per dof-n &s; single copies mailed, post paid
Tor examination, To sdle receipt uf IS c,s
Many hew and choice tr1es before pub
shed appear in this wrk. aud II j. acnow lodged to
b. the best collection ~ music prepared by this
eminent author,
As.+-The Sabbath Bell, by Gro Il Root Per 'lor
ts single copies 10 cts.
sugStf ID. II. COOKE a 60
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
THE GRE.lTEST
Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND OF NUMOR:

pR KENNEDY Of RoNbnry has discovered M On,
o5 our common pastur. weed, 4 remedy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Wholesale and Retail.
.tSsnsAey- Necess Le CiAjre ROsc.
nAVpNpnDT In,rA

Our Stock consists ~
BOOKS, STATIONERY
GOLD PENS PAPER
VISITING CARDS PRINTING PAPER
Gold and Silver T,lth Picks. Fin. aud fsrc,
EnS"lop-, ami Note Palssr 10 match
Transparent Curlainf Rool-
Cord, aud Ta>eeis
Togetb-I with all articles USUALLY kept IN Bak>or..
which they viii >eil a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
4 ARD.

(,IRrls h CHADWICK, Biaiy >tre,t, ,',-t -rie
- bet weeH frost and Second. Cohimi >son Mer-
ohsnts, Importer ana aieT> IN Am rican. Enslisb
aud German Hardv are Cutl,ry, Guns Pistols, Gun
Material Slr1ttaa Apia atus, Metals Paints, Olls
Glass Ac.. &c beg lcav' to inform the citizens OF
Davenport and tht adjoining towns, that they Will
or about III goth isst open To- Inspection and
ea.e On. II the .rgsst sni he,i s,sHted tDsks of
Shelf aad tieas, Hardwhr, ev.i brought 10 west.
ern taarket W. shall make - 6Hr siL tp h. ,en-
sisntn supplied With ni Assortment every ar
tlcle iile fur wnisii th,fe j. any dansHa Ea-
la,hs the Ia, :, facilities ror PurNhs-bs haS ng ba
.il.-ss t1as ....as 4. Arw yatA a.in lhtt Etstern
markets. aud buying aNeSt fesG iae als.I ar-rs
fer u.sh e,.ahlcd a. ab.t goods prices ~hieh
eiy al s. petition We ir-.rc g. cat The attention
s, g,,atts, Mar fhst. aad salet- & sat -,Oss aad
iriye-. ieeas eanAa az ths. u.4ial~riSpn eitB tai-
psso .nd st ilui- purchase aili .ss ait a. oar Ia
vui We ar dscraaile- 80 .ahSe Il or tbs ,atrsss D.
all t. ioyof vlih th..r patronage W. shall odsf
aaasaa .n'ucsmsnts 60 as-h and pso.apt short ,n.e
bayegs l.. ". GIhTiS.
j.. CHADWICK
Davenport, Iowa. sep, 70, is56--itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

Austasy and Couaselios at Law and Notary Paee
PARTICULAR aVs1tian paid 10 Conveying Aad Kan
jlstlsa Of Land Tliss oAee es Brady ss, In vi
thsrwAsS tssaiae, "os'e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

Oh ACRES u hne Prairie Ia... H.il. .s.tl -
GU Fulton Depot, with dweiiiLk house tteieon.-
Tk- operty can b. toaKh r.un ih- most reasonable
term. Enquire ~ @ \ HCBBsIL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

D.pu,y county Surveyor Plans and Drawing oi all
Kinds neatly executed. Orders len at ihr Once 81
n Miller will he promptly attended 10. apl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

JOHN JONDA
Dealer ia Rsaay Nads Clothing, Cloths, Cassmeres,
Ae., Dssas ssrsst Davenport, lowe oetl6M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

pr,ctistnr Physician ofice ou Brstlt Str."t rps,-
III, ,hr Po-t onca. oyet > Perry's Cinthnk SirI'
one. hours pare particularly from g. "a ",
and ,rnm Itn3p taplssitfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

". u. 2. OCDLEY,
Asssrasy aaA Csunssller q LAw-oAee u the
nsna tnssssave Co.'S ollos, west Side Of Main, be.
sVooa rroaA enA DesoAd Sleeet. octle u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

After nn ex rcnee of thirteen years Ia the practice
u Medicine and surgery, offers his proie-slon"
.ervicesto the citizens Of Davenport andits vlcny
Particular attention will he given to Operative Sur
xary and Diseases OF the Throat and luGgs. once
Ia Post ONCE Block, No. up stairs, house on OH
str.et between Brady and Perry. noy!siti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

IosKpHT slBLRY has be~t appointed .aI "a
j duiy qualified 10 act A. my Deputy alI sI Il. aets
val hc a. binding a. ttnagh performed ~ me
JOHN II TAYLOR,
[AaiSdsfi Olty AArsAa.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

Re.l r.ts,e Rroser and Auetionesr. VIII attend to
The sales Of City Property. Lots, Lands, Farms etc.
a Auction. Once with Geo. l.. Nichols, Land
Agent Davenport. oe''e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

JAMES. r. HOGANE,

,.y and Counsellor at Law Once ~ phNen-
- Block opposite IA" L"t'lalre Hon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
GH.fHLEN GlDDLRNH.
Dental Surgeon.

~uu>--> Once Brady street, between I'd
and Sd, over Mtchelrs store, Daven-
IU port, Iowa. oct1s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

CR.aCK.NE BISCUITS.
q < BOXES Just received per Fire Canoe. fo
- sale by pAIzErLIr4 o..
Iun- TitfA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

,ary Public, also Life, Fire and Marine Insuranc-
ent Once on Brady street. over Mtohell's fmp"T
I'm, Davenport, Iowa janodt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-03
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.
A Visit to Col. Fremont.

Mr.. EDITOR Il have recently had the pleas
ure of seeing the man who is now the candi-
date for the highest civil Office in the gift OF
this great nation, Col Fremont. can not
withhold the acknowledgment of the impression
which his appearance and conversation made
upon me. His manners are bland and courte-
ous-there is nothing in his appearance that
would repel the most humble stranger; but ev-
erything is attractive, and adapted to render an
interview pleasant and interesting. His dress
is beftting Republican candidate. The Inca
ments of his face clearly indicate that high or
der of talent which his brilliant career has so
fully exhibited His appearance, as well as his
past history, affords evidence that he has the
courage, both moral and physical, to dare and
to do whatever he thinks proper and necessary
to be done. But best of oil, l believe him q
patriot, devoted to the honor, dignity, liberty
and glory of his country. Those who know
him best, and know him we'll, have no distrust
of his capacity, or his fidelity. 1t is said that
Col Fremont is the possesser of immense wealth
know not how that may be; but do knou
that be has that " whose price is tar above ru
bies," for | have seen Ills wife.
A DELEGATE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-03

"GIvE EN- JESSIE "A Presidential canvass
deyelopcs the latent powers of wit and song in
many IL youth and man who would never be
witty or poetical if they lived where there were
no elections to spur and excite the activities of
the mind. The Presidential campaign also
gives rise to pithy and pungent sentences, or
plays upon names which at once become battle
cries. About the best of the kind we have seen,
is that of which our confrere of the Mirror
makes note. AT an impromptu gathering of
Fremonters, the other evening, says the Mirror
an advocate of the Rocky Mountain candidate
put it to the party whether it was not better to
send to the White House one who had complct-
ed his humanities by marrying an accomplished
woman, than to send there the rusty old bacho-
lor Buchanan At this interrogatory a gen.
tleman present, who remembered the maiden
name of Mrs Fremont Jessie 'Bcnton) shout
Cd, Well give 'em Jessie /" The happy turn
. brought down the house," of course, and
" giving 'em Jessie promises to be the favorite
watchword through the campaign with the FIRE.
monters,--N Y. Sun,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-03
Abolition.

The party which OF Syracuse on the 2Sthso
May, placed GERRTrT SMITH and SAMUEL
MCFARLAND in nomination for President and
Vice President, is the true Anti-slavery party OF
the nation and we are aware that very many
of those whe will this year support Col. Fire.
mont, strongly sympathise with the radical Alb
olitonists. This is from the fact that the Re-
publican party does mol profess, eUen, to the alb
clifton of Slavery where it now exists; and the
only reason for supporting Col. Fremont, is that
it is taking the first step towards the accomp-
lishment of the great work of emancipating hui
man bondage, by preventing its extension.
But that the abolition sentiment is to become
30 far swallowed up in the Republican party as
to allow of the selection Of officers for the town
county and State, being made of men having
no affinity whatever for abolition principles is,
in the present condition of affairs, simply a pre-
nosterous idea. And if the Republicans pre-
sumo to such thing they will be doomed to
bitter disappointment.
There are two parties in the State, contend
inc for our support--the Americans and Repub-
licans. The Americans have chosen man from
our own household, and offer US their co-opera-
ton. with the consideration that We allow them
their additional minor plank of trying to make
our naturalization laws more stringent. Inc
Republicans have not openly proposed anything
There has been much insinuating, and what OF
II has come to our knowledge, has been unworthy
of favor, from the fact that it is tending alone
to the support of those who have iaoorea hard-
est to maintain the ascendancy OF wing Prln'
cin]es," We do not think the mass OF that par
tv SO extremely unwise as to press such an idea
uuon Abotionists After the Republicans shall
make known their intentions, we shall have 1t
at our option to ratify the proceedings of either
Convention, or if the two Conventions coincide
in the main, to fall in with them both and com
plete union upon favorable grounds.
The Party, which for long years labored dis
tinctively and alone (save while the Bogus De-
mocracy stepped in to steal the spolls,) and are
now acting temporarily with the Republicans, is
neither Whir, American nor is it a Democratic
party, in the sense Of the term which the Admin
stration give it. Neither is it Republican in the
definition of the term held up by the leaders OF
that party but simply Abolition, or Democratic
in the true sense and definition of the term given
by the Declaration of Independence And while
they are hoping that every consistent measure
will be adopted by the Republicans to tai or
their principles, they are, nevertheless prepared
to cut loose from the ship, at moment, when
such step shall be found necessary for their
safety.
The principles of abolishing Slavery are not
TO be ab lndoneh. And if the fears OF some are
realised, that the Republican party OF this State
was not formed TO further theAbo'ilion ofSlare-
~, we think we speak with confidence when we
say that there will be no true ant-s'avery man
to favor an amalgamatlon with any party what
ever