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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

II WAS . holy usage 10 record
Upon esoh rcfsotory' side or end
The last mysterious supper sS our Lerd
That msanest appotites might upward tend.
Within the conven. palace Of old Spain,
Rich with the gifts aud monuments Of kings,
Hung such pct ure, said by some 70 reign
The sovereign glory Of those wondpous things.
A painter Of far fame, in deep delight.
Dwslt on each beauty he so we'll disoernod
Wilhelm low tones, grey Geronomits
This answer to his extasy returned.
Stranger have received my daily meal
la this good com pany, now threescore years,
And Thou, whoe or Thou art, canst hardly feel
How Time these lifelcss images endears.
"Lifsless,--ah! MOI both Faith and Art have
given
That passing hour life Of endless rest,
And every soul ho loves the food Of Heaven
May 10 that table como = welcome guest.
"Lifeless,--ah no; while in mine heart are
stored
Sad memories Of my brethren dead and gone,
Familiar places vacant round our board,
And still that silent supper lasting op;
"Whiie I review my youth,--what Vas then -
What am now, and ye beloved ones oil
II seems - If Mess were the living men,
And ct the colorsd shadows on the wall"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

NE- MAGUIREs COMPOUND EXTRACT or BsNNE
PLASr--A certain cure for Diarrhna, Dysentery,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bowels
ATTENDED with relaxation. Asa safe, palatabie and
reliable remedy II is uncquaiied. For children
teethiug attended with irritation OF the bowels it
is the most soothing remedy in Prepared and
sold by Il c. MAGUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
s. W cor. Olive 4 I'd sts., st. Louis.
For ale in keokuk by r II. 0Connor, and Drug
gists generally Iaug2odAw6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

The HERO OF SAN JAcINro ON DrsuNIos.-
General Houston administered . direct hit
1t Mr.. Fillmore in his closing speech in the
Senate last week. ssThey tell me-" said the
brave old man, 'if Fremont is elected for
ty thousand bayonets will bristle about the
Capitol-that the South, in fact, will secede-
Mr.. President, scorn she suggestion There
will be neither bristling bayonets nor seces-
sion. II Col. Fremont shall be elected BY .
majority Of the people, though am not his
supporter, shall respect the majority Of the
people; and to COL Fremont, as the Chief
Magistrate OF their choice, shall pay my
respectful homage"
And so will all the rest, North and South,
MIR. Fillmore himself included, notwith-
standing his silly speech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

~ G,D- Caleb n. Taylor one Of the Fillmore
electors for the State Of Pennsylvania, has
taken the stump for Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

SHAVING AND HAlR.CUTTING.
rlSHE saloon Of George Cabus, below Parsons
L Bank, on Main street, is the favorite resort u
Gentlemen for clean shaving and agreeable cham
pooin and for SCIENTIFIC HAIR curFfSe the proprie-
tor chall sng es the entire professions In Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety Of choice Fancy Articles, including
fne soaps, PomAtum, Brushes Of all kinds, Cravats
Collars, ac., always on hand, and cheaper than
elsewhere. - GEO. CABUS.
Sept l.d6mw3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

For President,
JOHN G.. FR EMONT.
For Etcf President.
WILLIAM l.. DAYTON.
For Presidential! Electors,
Al Large .,....U. r. MILLER,
.... "a NIL a. RUSSELL,
District N. STONE.
.H. O'CONNOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06
KEOKUk MAR BILE WORKS.
NY %. Ha W Den 4 sen.


KEOKUK MARBLE WORKS.
Ny ID. Ba W Aen 4 sen.
4 LWAYSk keep On hand good stock Of the 6rst
IA quality Of Marble, which We viii sell at the
very lowest rates.
The best kind Of workmanship guaranteed, and
orders solicited for plain ornamental styles in
Stone or Marble.
Shop on Third street, bet Main and Blondeau.
sept 6. '56-dly
&. OWGNTOP,
SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE,
Main-st., bet. "a and sd, .......,........KEOKUK
nEALER in Fancy Goods and Toys, Musical In
Instruments, shot guns. Pistols. &c. lssp5dAwy
Fashion and the Fine Arts.
T ESLIE'S GaIettc Of Fashion and Beau Monde,
IL lie Bon Ton aud Monthly Reporter VI Paris,
London aud New York Fashions;
Cooley Is Ladies' Book
Peterson Ladies Magazine;
The London Art Journal
The London Illustrated News;
For sale at the LITERARY DEPOT,
sept6i Johnson-st., near Postofhce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

DISSOLUTION.
TIyHE CO. partnership heretofore existing under
/ the style VI Howe Lockwood Co., IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent. mr.. =. A. Lock
retiring from the firm. All unsettled business Of
the late nrm will be attended to by Geo. b. Felt.
LOWELL HOWE.
E.A. LOCKWOOD,
GEO. ID. FELT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

tan, political demonstration took place in
Concord, IN. H., the home Of President Pierce,
on Friday evening Of last week. Agreeably
to call signed by one hundred and sixty
two Of those Democrats Of Concord who
voted for Franklin Pierce ut the last Presi-
Dental election, interypersed with not a
few OF tbe 10 who voted at the last State
election Dr John s. Wells for Governor, .
meetp was held 1t Rumford Hall, ct which
the .oncord Democratic Fremont Club, No.
Las organised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

eT- Humphrey Marshall is becoming
slightly sectional" At least, in arecent
speech in L-esburg, Loudon Co., Virginia,
he is reported to have declared that be had
Is lief see John c. Fremont, or the Devil
himself, made President rs James Buchanan
and the sentiment was applauded by Lon
don audience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

Fer SALE
VVSWOvaluable levse lots % aee0nmodstin9terns
! Apply 70 ". G. STRIPE.
JAY 4-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06


MORE FLOUR for the Dollsr. 81 the City Mills
WI Store, than ever offered in the city Of Ke-
okuk. Those wishing = choice article Of new
Wheat Flour, can DO supplied BY leaving their or
Also, the cheapest groceries now offered In The
city. Our stock was selected with great care, and
expsossy for the city and aatter ourselves that
can make IL 10 the advantage Of all our esst0s-
ers Who may give us = call
Also, always on hand fresh supply Of Country
Produce.
You will boar In MUD that we guarantees oar
Flour to be equal 10 any that 10 brought this
kst, and to suit the purchaser or the money r.
funded.
All goods delivered 70 any part Of the city Pres
Of Charge. W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
jy2s-d3m Main 81. bet. 4th and 5th.
LS0R SALE At . bargain for cash.
Z good two horse wagons,
l span horses and mules,
aug RI W. II. AUSTIN co.
(yOOPRRfNG Of all kinds done to order and trim
~ ming done In any part VI the city.
All orders left 1t the "city Mill Store" will be
aug II W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
X7ANTED.--l0 good good coopsrs will nnd con
w slant employment and the highest prices paid
aug - W. II. AUSTIN = GO.
yxTANTED-A good practical miller, can have
w steady employment st the City Mills.
aug y W. II. AUSTIN ! co.
NIANTKD-IOO,O 900 good nsrchansa6ls stsv.s.
~ for which We viii pay the highest cash Priss.
us22 ". H. AUSTIN co.
RANk OF FLORENCE.
f1OYe0ce, Nebraska TcRRlOOvy.f
GEO. b. SARGENT, Pres't, J.A.PAREHK Caah.
Shk andsrsignsd. proprietors u The Bank Of
Fiorence NshsaskA, ase, BY the provisioas Of IL
and will redeem the Notes Of said Institntion 10
C0in ut it, counter In the city Of Plorenes I'D q
either Of their Banking Houses, In Eastsrn h
change q Per cent, Or In Specie 1t same rates y
Cook As4sgsni. Davsnport, Iowa;
Cook, Sargent DQwney, Iowa City;
Cook, Sargent + Cook, II. Des Molnss;
Cook, Sargent Parker, Florence, Nebraska
Davenport, Iowa, July I, 80. sspt3-dSn
TOHN y. MOTT, ia, is admitted . partnsr in The
u house Of Hitchcock Co. The wholesale md retail
Hardware business, in it, various branches, will b
conducted under the name Of Hitchcock. Mott CO.
CHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN y. MOTT, Ja.
HENRY s. HITCHCOCK
TINE Subscribers are now receiving large additions
/ to former stock Of Hardware and Houseksepine
wsrss, 70 which We invite the attention Of Dsalsfs
and Consumers.
aug15d HITCHCOCK. MOTT co.
Ts Contractors, Dallasrs 4 others.
WE are receiving our assortment Of Builder
w Hardware, direct from manufacturers also
variety Of Mechanics Tools, which We olsr for sale
at l59 Main Street, Union Block.
aug3s HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 co.
EnaaslsA Preserve Kettles an1
0ouce RAO0.
bright French Ware, Preserve Kettles, Sauce
- Pans, Cullendsrs, 6kimmess, Dippsss, wash
Basins, Ladies', Forks, Spoons, Caps and 6sivss !,
Brass Kettles; Tin Kitchen Ware; Japansd ChAa-
bcr and Water Pals foot Baths; Trunks, Csss,
and variety Of other articles on sale at l5D Mails
Street. Union Block.
aus2s HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
vfswOvaluabls levse lots % aeeonmodstinetsrn
/ Applyto ". G. 6TNPk
Jsly A-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

TniNcs IN OLpES TIxE.-An article in the
Edinburgh Reristc, protesting to draw its
facts from Fel's History Of Salem, gives
the following ludicrous description Of the
way things used to be done among the
Puritans:
4sThe boys we're ranged on the stairs of tho
meeting house, and man Was appointed to
keep people from sleeping by means Of q
short, chubbed stick, having on one end .
knob and at the other fox tail, with which
he would stroke the women's faces that were
asleep, and with the other would knock un-
ruly dogs and men. In the same place, Sa-
lem, two men were appointed to mark down
nc nor attendants, II order 70 r-c.cn. them
to the magistrate, while at the same time,
three constables were appointed to keep
watch at the three doors Of the meeting house
to prevent any one from going forth until
the services were finished"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

JOHNSTON DECLINES. TOY. Johnston. the
North American candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, has given notice that he shall decline.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-09-06

LATEST rRoN kANsAs.--Adyices at st. Lou
is OF the 4th state than on the 29th the Pro-
Slavery forces, numbering abou. 1900, under
the command Of Gen. Atchison, were to con-
centrate in Lawrence, which place was to be
attacked on the following Sunday. Free
State forces a. Lawrence report from 1900
to 1000. News Of an attack hourly looked
for.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
cleric ne ' ics0gy

II VIZ can rely upon the Tclegraphic
reports IN another column, there has
been one OF the most glorious victories
IN Pennsylvania IN favor nfthe Demo-
racy, the Constitution aud the mon.
ever vet recorded IN our political his
tory. With complete fusion Of the
Republicans and Know Nolhinr>, the
friends OF the mon have swept e,
erything before them and literal, an
Initiated the opp"s'l,"n old Ian
caster, shi,l formerly gave nom ,omr
u slN thousand Wing MAJORITY. has de
cared t"r !iu hanau Is i large mayor
~. iin, - tn i,uiitr 81 Burhanau.
othcr counties have followed III. *
aInplc. and III, Democratic maiorit,
Is estimated Ia iail it,lc short ot 5000
III the state The bod, ., The people
Are AWAKE Ia The danger Of sectional
ien, and the id,s ot November " Ill
show foreign and domestic traitors that
III. Union mus, and shall be preserved
Read the iespatchre IN au"th-r rol
umn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
KANSAS FR,tDs-poi.lr,c.

KANSAS Fs,tDs-poiuicAl Rss-
oALIrY.-Ihe eredulous people who
have been contributing material and for
the necessities OF the sufferers @ in
bleeding Kansas have been tinsiy sold
by the political shriekers. Little, if
any OF this money has ever reached the
settlers in ksnsas--it has gone into the
belly OF the great woolly horse. Chas.
Lines, ESQ., OF Connecticut recently
sent on $4,000 10 the Commute in
New York, aud $4,000 Was 70 have
bsen sent in addition. MIR, Line. sub.
ssqasntly learned that the money asv.
er reached its destination. but tina, the
Kansas Committee here, following the
Sllevegammon precedent, had appro.
priated the means contributed tor the
relief OF the poor settlers to objects Of
their own. This unwsrrantahls con-
due, opened tia eyes Of Mr.. Lines TO
the hypooriOy OF the shsiekins Der.
Wishes Of the Bsssher school. aud he
has taken the stump in Connecticut.
and ia canvsssing that State with great
efficiency and success TOR the Demo-
cratic cause.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
Trustees Sale.

IA hERits "u the twenty In Il das - MAJ ,
w ID, lrha Etwat,i 'ipthrs executed un;o sam
= Sylvester ~ Trustee a c.rtaind eei OF Tr,tst s,.n
ing t. ~aid Trustee the iani in S.ott county Jw,
lie -cii"crt as fellows to-Sit The east me haIf az
i"t ten 100 IA MI The's Addition 10 tn div i ia
senrnii which .did conveyance made b, IN.
Hafl Edward Gnihrs TOR tn. purpose o. se,ufGug
IN payment OF teftain ~ oiuiss aTy moi, ana the
interest thefeon. spIed by sad Etw ri Guhty
DAT d III I'D d., 81 Nav Al Ist6 and pss ahl.
r. t'a W on fuI tw.. hinii ed ard eight, seven
M, IN" hunifc' i,lar paysbl. on yea, after
dnte WIN interest II the ton - =. ri pef an
nam, uiii - i"i Al ssiLri'S Ana nov saii prom
$50 note Ia ins Jerome d.. ,nd ia, able and N.
sati Ef"afi GGihiy having ia,ieAt. paw The same
sau'"l NyiFtsI@t trustee a. Aforesaid d her by
give tins pubic nrtiee th4t by eirtue q tn power
With Ia me vested ty sand de Of nst vii on
We,nes ias, the h.fih DIV No,enbet d IsfG
= the h.nf ~ two fclork ~ ne afternoon OF said
has Atthe Court honse in9r ~ he oity % Dat en-
port expose aun ote :, auction III,
parcel of land above de- y ch thereof "A.
shan ne snmcient ~ 8: amount OF
said nose with the intetes a. dsy Of sale
together with si the COS saR attending
ssid sale csis 4 this motto ttee 9 fe.s -
Upon the compeiion OF 81 4 will be siy
" 70 acnoriantc with n Of ssh Dosd
u itWi. conveying fuli .'. eel title TO the
tract OF is0,i solo 10 the prr'
Drtsd he lIth dsy - +, \ pis3e
3 SYLVESTER
otli dti Ttnsts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
ELECTION NEWS.
tRrpsa d expressly Tor the state ID nsa.rsil
Pennsylvania state Elections.



W. g.v- the gIor,ons intelligence 81 a'o-
al route IT the forces ~ Fas,oni-m. IN
far open field tight. and the -is,tion ~ 'h~
Democratic STAT Ticket by a. pv-t~hal.
ming maIorit.
Th. r-ini't- arr a. How
Philadelphia, Is ward. dem maj 3s", see
ond ward 800 dem maj fourth ward il0
dem maj, fifth ward 800 dem maj, seventh
ward $40 d-n maj. th,,d ard POO dem maj,
fifth ward u .lsm maj, seventh ward vi
dem maJo'ii, Tie demOc all, city ard
comfy ticket IS probably elected.
Ea-ion, The nome Of kee.i-i. gs-- ~
ten ma. kedford ionu-htp % i-m mi
gain Of siN'eet >us4U-haitfia county
! has gone 70 re"pPos,'lon B-dfoea Boio
| ~ ,irm tudJ-- gam ~ Gay sport, bisu
| 'utty, ~ j-m maJ--sio Of n Cumb-r.
| AMI county - item uaI Lancaster ct,
| ~ len rsl.
! Jehn.iown. Camb,ia county. -. den
mr. gam of W. Cambria ha- gone demo
cratic by over 1910, nearly doubling las
| year. majority Thi-- cheer for li''h
| Canbrih
! pitfstou, I.ukun- county. * dem mal
Lancaster count, d-m uai 3oU - a gam a
over 5,rU. Thu Democratic gan IN Eas
ton 300 Shpp-nsbnrs dem gain So
Harrisburg. the CAPITAL Of the State, dem
4 Nn,th
ton conn', reported dem maj 1900. last yea
1870 gam OF 1910.
P,ti-bu. opposition IA Ioih, ,oo-lo>
over 400 Wes'chrs,-r bono opposit,o
POO, Cumberland county tD dem ma.
! Adams 4 nn'y 100 opp mai.
Delaware s"' niv 100 opposition mai.
Daup,n county, ror, ia opposition s'n-
- 100 sine last y"ai
York couut. l5Uo ,'-p mat gam 10,
ftankin ruun', 300 dem ma - gam q
o5o
We~tm"t-lanI ,euo'. Ia" i-m ma
galo ~"
Pix county Oh, d-n maj, Leh,sh coui
I, epu dem MAJ, Ca bon 6oU dem ma
Muffin roun go"> to- opposition, ma
n"t known; SchuN lhill county. ld-' Il
in',> i've i','u drtn NAL Nouro- ,o"'t
100 im IN 4, Al. ~, c"uny PORTAL y
turn. Ave bdu d-u, "a. York comfy La
dem IN lily -.ut oi lro
Opposition ,utu AIl-s-n /.
A. h,.y,i ,tnt,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16

LNIi II ~ acrr t,t., mii,. n..rth u Fditnt 4t,tH
Il an tn aud " kiiiIoad oh ohshir term,
Ais c@u rctc- nil" n. tn Il W,i,.,tt h"ap;
IA, -haf - H. h4ian,r IN n ami Two yrsis
Also 5sJ acre III Washing county 10 ac,e
hh' TINT T. And running 0it.t Oh pal THIS lam
y my H. miles fft IN how. city, niti Is T. IN VA b
nEton ,.n a Iin., road from Columbus "a HI hihind
Will L. -sh N APP and part tune
Ais, f,nr ~ a,T- iuts lows cay tn-sntifh
farming land and sra Wat red
A. Lo,, III Mesi Davenport tsnsing IA si.e
4 ON 60 feet BY no 10 4. .id far Il, ami
baltI. Ia AMI w" .-art.
Also, rev We'll situated IT., IA the lily 81 paten-
port. to b- sold on terms.
Also. well finished new brick DIV him. eigL
rVom>, large cellar. wood Lous+ and stable, beautiu
" situated On the hill from the ,,bs aryatory AN
seen lars- portion Of tLe ein, K,-s Island snd
Moline
Also. ss.ial neat buiidiag~ on lea-ed ground
would b. sold On reasonable terms Apply 10
ocJtl-df TC. IAD-.
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Iowa STATE DkNocRAr.- Tns excel
lent democratic daily, printed 10 Dayen,
port, has recently beeo enlarged to a
nine column paper, the step having be.
come Necessary by its largely increasing
advertising patronage. We are glad to
sec it, and wish our contemporary the
most complete success.
BY the wav, We have noticed that the
Davenport merchants advertise much
more extensively than our merchants on
this side Of the brook, and receive sde.
qusse returns by u largely increasing
business. We wonder that our business
men do not see their interest 10 the mat
ter. We will guarantee them 500 per
cent profit 90 oil the money they may
pay 10 for advertising. Rock Island
Argus.
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I l.slc1.I
pt liutlrii,,ii.t.


p ll4drIpVlt. IA A NJ
lh- D-mor, 4 - rlai tn yla n,I b,
5i3 majuf,>
w esl more.ani 20. $40 Jem maj a
gain OF 40.
Snyder 24j Union maj and county
maj for Union congress Ticket
CARLISLE. Cum berlani Co. IL Cnion
maj.
,ls, ward. 1872 dem maj I'D, ward.
Boo un,on maj.
II wards in The city give 1864 dem.
maj.
Chester 90. 500 UNION l0sj. gain 6OU.
Lancaster 90. 5OO oppos,oh maj
Beaver township 50 opposition M
Rochester borough 81 opposition ina
brackan borough SO "
Pittsburgh 653 dem. msi
Alleghansy City SIC gam.
Retrns from 25 oa. OF the IL ward
districts show u dem. gam Of but 3 over
Pollock.
l4th war,i 1872 o. position maj.
18th ward LAG dem. maj. 23i ward ~
dem. maj. 24lh ward 270 jem. maj.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
TssR CONTEST ~ pINNNNu-
VN\0A.

Before tins reaches Tia, ewes al oul
readers, the Telegraph ma, have an
bounced the result u III, election ~
Pennsylvania The Democrats have
had 10 contend with one ui the ioulest
combinations ever entered INTO Tor the
defeat Of ANY party, ,ln,e the da
q Gen Jackson
The Fillmore Know \o,hing> ha,r
made "A grand contract with the he
mont men, 10 roalcscc. for the l,ur
pose OF defeating buchanan Money
has been poured int" that state like
water. to buy up votes. for the sham
Republicans. and tins fusion Of the two
sectional factions, under Al agreement
signed and sealed, ina, PROVE too
strong for the Democracy OF tina,
state. There are twenty seven Ele,
tors In that State. and each II the ,.an
didates for electors on the fusion ticket
hss subscribed the following pledge,
which ought la hc enough IN the eyes
Of every homes, American voter 10
Damn iore,c, every man connected
with the corrupt proceeding, and cause
the total overthrow Of the Fremont
party i'll ever, state OF this mon
This is the pledge rs ,ouched ior l.,
the New York Tribune oi the 10Th
inst.
SHOULD te chosen "A lr, ,idential
Elector for the State of PENNSYLVANIA.
pledge myself SO 10 cas-, the vote of
the State, that Willard Fillmore and
John c. Fremont shall each receive
Electoral Votes equal 10 the proper
ton Of popular votes given to each. a
indicated by the 9th Tor leading)
Elector on each ticket"
What more, We ask, is wanting 10
complete the disgrace OF this band Of
disunionists
II the Republican party were at
ing honestly, and upon great national
principles, would they be willing TO
cell out one half Of their chances in
Pennsylvania to their deadliest foes,
the Know Nothing Fillmore men, for
their pro rata share Of the Electors
which may be chosen by this detest-
able coalition Men who adhere TO
. oandiats from honest and conscien.
Sous motivsA cannot bs bought sold,
and ssansssrrsd Ike ohastsls. But the
uNes portion Of The corrupt and rot
zen hssionA who oppose the national
Democracy, act upon no principle, and
ere rssdy for any bargain, any plo, or
plan, however dishonorable or disrep-
usable, that may tend to the defeat of
The Democracy. They act more from
AAsssd 70 the Democracy than from
love II principles and measures. Like
basd eanpsea, they would pull down
he ssnpls ofou Liberties and bury
sAsnsslvss In the ruina, II by 70 doing
hey could destroy The dsssadsn ofths
cenaeasnsioa and the advocates Of The
dseslas 4 ssl$sevyRnsat,
WlsA susha oogaS76ss;ou against w.
~ aazleusly awas he result Ct The
slesoleF \ psalAylvsaiA AID Y W sss
~ i lied b ~ Old xsyssoss s,ass
~ lLis oesliMes, tAs Fssmoas party
~ = Ssll . ahsss Ne baildsas q
~ = sassy I'm y oaA aivss =
0gaulhluA y
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ssON. s.l.OWl:g ~ \ ssOON {.

>upplant the art Of arms, there is
gradna. lifting up "f the under strata
Of societ, Ia a full equality with tho,e
who formerly took the lead in govern
neni and IN society. Epaule,ies and
planes once reigncd sovereign III The
ascendant, aud were thrust aside IA.
philosophy, >cicbcc and literature be-
van 10 exercise their Influence IA pro
noting the good order and peace of
uatl.ns. " hen titled arlsiocrtcy as~un'-
al a snperioIll, ~ right 81 blood, ana
rAerrisci AN almost unlimited control
II the affair ui govcrhmrhl. y the
ar 81 progress rolled on. and efrta
ton. commerce and inventive talent
hrought to liic a nrw p"mef i,"n Ia.
depths oi society, the arrogant as~nnp-
tI"n, Of hristo,ratlc superlorit, began
10 eiuv Inn and gi,c Way, and The
Y 'nIiil- 81. WAL ARCS Wa INV maj ~ -
! H. power. scattering 10 the tom "Ihds
/ the ,lat,n> I'll hio",, aud placed upon
the rrca, level 81 univcr>aI equality,
true nIcrll and exalted worth. .i>ing
The highest honnr> tutho>e onls whose
talents produced the greatest dement's
Ia mankind. and encirelng With BAYS
Of fame tn. humblcst being whose -.
niu. had brought forward the most
practicable scheme tor tia, glory at hn-
maui,, and ,hc el,N a,lon ul 7 whole
family oi uau Ia c"n,iuou eIuahiN
tending L. ,hr y,ncral rNal,all"n %
the human race.
! Columbus. IN ""mparl,"r With a..
,at. -hlnes with iuslrr rrhp>ing the
Roman u>urpcr Fulton. with la;
magnificent steam inventions. cover
the horizon with blazc 81 hight 'iIa
hides the .lory ot Napoleon, and -
linguistic, the histrc ~ a 4 uil,/. \
war be- one~ les fashionable AMI les
frequent. til true Interests OF nation
advance and prosper bs the power .
genius, and lhr nlIuruc, ~ cmn,n'ts''
',rcaln,ss~ Mas ni,rr soI'hnrd l" u
camp. the iicid y battle anH the ia'"r
~ ROYALTY II i NOW Ill" pi'"i"*t "
tal,-nl ,nd Nirlu, ~ thu ats al i'care
He who contributes most t" the gr""ti
al th,,r gr,a, t"rrc- whl.h uto>r Tia
world forward ~ The path ~ ,HNllIl'
unn j. hou"rc'l most bS thu t""t> "
tie prop,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-16
OHIO ELECTION.

Two townships 10 Shelby county, lis
Dem. majority.
10 the 30 Congressional Dsstries the
contest is very closs between Campbell.
Rsb., aud Vsnlisndi0ehsm, Dem
In the l4th tistrict the contest 10 close
between Gallowsy, Rep, and Cox, Dem
ocrst.
Both those disriots gave democratic
majorities last fall.