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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
/ Ors sand block ~, best house aud lossin TOW
IL for the pi cc
Lot block - City Hntei.
Lot block 50, good house Al. wa.sS
l-2 lot ! block !.
Lot block 80.
Tor snic In Scott county.
co acres see tp scr e
0 acres secs s and tp17 r ~ acres timber, and
13V acres under CULTIVATION, He., Sstrrcd,
70 acres improved lana on The hahroad. mes frou
town, good house and 1.. ~, sc 10 trier u.
$50 acres, 40 acres tnbe good orchard large neu
house, miles !roil TOW u, eu the river.
i6o acres acc Is rsorT
~ acres v - v - sec 81 p9sr2
lliut0M COuMSy.
ic0 acres IL sec - tp 81 =, ~, s"rcs timber.
NuscMtinc county.
50 screx, mile from Musratine
FOR SALE liz TOWN
good frame houses, ore containing rooms
new house built last srsiIa; aDd one containing
-oo'ls, IL Of let In block In Adam Noel's addi
ion. There a we'll Of good water the premises.
i:2 story brick hsu-e containing ak rooms on
corner Of Rock Island aud Seventh streets, with
~,il ofexceilcn' water: lot u BY To-.
Part ut-lot 70. ~ W lS0 ieef;
do do 81, t5o by aoO feet, fronts l5o fec, on
street.
FOR SALE IN SCOTT COUNTY.
i6b acres55 excellent timber. A. acres under
40 acres E Ia v IL, s-e ~, tp ~. range /.
9lo acres Ia and le Of Ia, s. tp a. 3.
10 acres in IA sec u ,p IS s-I-a improved
sares improved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
LOUhiNG GLASS EErOT.
Trustees Sale.

A'lfERFAS on the 30th day Of Novmb'r, d
w 1855. E.ie Dodg. and Nary Dudg', his wife,
executed unto AUSTIN Corbin as Trustee, certain
decd II Trust canveying to said Cobn IN parcels Of
land Ill Scvtt County, Iowa, described as Eows, to
VII
The north east quarter Of the south west quarter
OF $ cti1n \" fifteen Q5) in township No seventy
an Norih of range No two ~ east ~ the b;h
Principal Meridian Also the following parcels to
W.T. glnine AT the south west corner Of LOT 20 for
ca on sect line at stake; thence north eighty
chains TO a stake thence w,s ninc and threefourth
chains 10 a stake Quarter pos') thrnce south,
eighty chains to the south west corner Of cton tlo)
thencc east IN section line, nine and thr, e-fourihs
chains TO fe place OF snning, containing nineteen
and half acres, excepting therefrcm five acres
sid heretofore to John Fink) Also another par
Gel Of landboun d'd TINS Beginning at the south
west corner of lot NJ three (s) i'll section No fifteen
i5) section line at stake and r~inng north eighty
chains 10 stak thence west nine chains to stake:
thence south. ghy chains TO stake on section line
thence east nine chains to place Of bcgining Coil. n-
ing eighteen acres, both last nan'd narcels bought
from VI. /. Clark. and botN in the Township last
above named. Which said Conveyance was made by
said Erie Dodge AMI Mary DJdge, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of certain prcms-ory note
and the interest thereon dated November 30th 1855,
and due in six months the date thereof at the
Banking House Of Macklot bin, for the sum Of
eleven hundred aud Nv yive dollars, to the ord r.
~ Franklin II Cutting with interest sitter ma urity
| Al the rate Of t,n FER cent. per annum.
And now said note having become due and rema ain
ing unpaid, Austin Coz bin. Trustee aforesaid, d.
horeby give this public notice thai by virtue Of the
power which is in said instrument contained will
Saturday the I'd dav of August next the hour ol
two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day at the Court
House in the city Of Davenport expose and Offer foI
sale the parcels Of land which above described
much thereof as ball be sufficient to satisfy aud
pay the amount of said indebtedness with the interest
thereon to the day % payment tog ther with all thu
costs and expenses attending SAID SALE aud Of thu
notice,
Dated this s,h day Of July AD 1856
Uy9D AUSTIN CORBlN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

oeslsr In Choice Family Groceries, Provisions, Pro
duce, &c. Second st., bet. Brady and Main. Daven
mort Iowa octl2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.


SaLlIS Ll'T.l.svE,
IL A ND 4 q p Mt.
Office In Atchisen'. Ulsck. SccsuA street.
betwcea VI IN and Drsdy.
Timber Land.
! from Davenport; price t30 per acre; VII b
dis.d,d y suit purchassrs-
l.prOvcA EarmS.
40 acres highly improved "a M; miles from psv-
port; 40 acre. IN cultivation y ID board fsn.e wuh
osag orange, boHs- stable. .tc.
beautiful farm 81 mles from Dav~np,rt-i6o
aere--ta acres IN Cultivation, part timb r. /; urx
house, stable, etc.
miles from pavenprt; 81 acre. 10 acres I'M
proved 20 Ser iin,b.I,run un.ins w.tcr house, sia-
bic etc.
3iS acres mic. from pavsnrort- =: ac..s in
fence, l30 acres IN high state Of cni,vat.oS, IL
acres timber, isrge orchard tSo good wells ~ ater
larsoA use viii rooms, stables, outbui!dimgs. vs
mite. srcm nav-rpn,-s . acrss - euitivatos.
god hou,e, stable, etc
!, miles from O,vSn,, ,-iSO ac-es AL in fence,
60 acr ia cul,ivair 10 acres timber 20 acre. p Al
rit b, use STAGE, etc.
miles from I'av npo.t-SD acre.; 20 acrer IT, cul
a,"'on' part 'ilnb 7. Ia 6 new --s's'. good barn
T., .tc.
IL mil = from nav-np,rt-So acres; 40 acr-s in
cultivation, 20, d hou =, abb, etc.
II miles from Davenport--s) Scrrs; % acres IN
cultivation, god hcus., stable. cts.
II mile, from Dav np,rt-60 acres; 40 scres rul-
ivation. II acres splendid tmh r, b,,ance prair!r
large orchard running water, house, large stable.
smoke house etc.
IS Mills from Dav nplrt; 80 aorcs-an IN cul,ivs
tion; house, stAbi-j etc.
Hmii's from: Davenport 81 acrck-aii in seEce and
cultiy ation.
go acres In senc" and cult ~ alton Oh the Dubuque
road, miles from Davenport.
20 acres prair. land; mules f-om Dav mort bean.
tful Vi " cyc. Rock Island, Mississippi and Davrn-
port.
200 acres Of rich prari- land by Waloott. some ~
II cultivated. Aud largt amount Of un.n,pYoycd
land IN SC,lt County.
number ~ houses. id. and vacrnt hts, p~asAnt-
~ situated i'll din rent parts u Davenport Por sal"
on favorable terms
is beautiful lots in North knayenpcrt--teYms lber-
ally. Apply to
iyi3tf JULIUS IYTASCH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
rIlNO FORTE WARE ROOMS
.1.UDE.r FLOUR = EEEO

r. ,HE subseribers having made srSanGsm~nts % -
i bern,snetiy supplied with Flour snA ptS6 ,tste
msihtd of irforming the eliizrns of DavesOese.
III ". has epen-d store tor this curpose, cosu9y
u"na snd Harrison sts. Liberal dehpcts0n aoAo
rRas.rs ard those who tty u ssii aeam.
.ahj ?i'eet J. kYCO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

p. n. u 4 ls ID d.
ApoSter aud dealer Ia English, French and 0erman
Fancy Goods, Hardware, &c. Keep also constant
y on hand large assortment OF Groceries, Doines-
tic Dry Goods, Hardware, &c, corner Of Second and
Hagrison streets, davenport, Iowa. octlou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
DAVENPORT IOWA SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.


1856 SfRlAG STILES. 1856.
KNAPP & REDMON
Are en"~ op nns lars. and splendid variety Of
spring Goods,
At No. 8 LeClaire Row,
DAvenI9ort, iowa.
WE INVITE ATTENTION AND CHALLENGE
COMPETITION.
HAVING anticipated an increased drmsnd for all
IL kinds OF Dry Goods this coming sca.oi,, we have
purchased
MONSTER STOCK
OF NEW BEAUTIFUL STAPLE AND FANCY
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
silks, &c.
BLACK Gro de- Rhine SILK. in end
iess variety; Silk Mantiias--n-w
styles; Solid Colors. all wool 4 >
Iaines, Fancy deLaines. ill
kiuds; new styles DeBages, any
SIAntity and cheap.
French COces's fOs. Pianos, &c.
Extra super French Kid Gloves
Embroidered valls; Flouncind
Of all kinds Engihh Threas
Iaces, Tarie tons, &C, Swiss
Nuslins; Dvtt,d d uslins; Grape
Collars, Dinty Bands, SC.
Pvis,ls, Gtaghaa,ss, SC.
Great variety OF Shirt r,sor>.
Fancy CnIorcd KID Fini-h SIX
Gloves; Plain and fasscy d.
1.S'ncs; Linen Lawns aid Taols
Linen.
Canton Grape Shnsrls, SC.
Splendid assortment u Alpaccss,
new and choice styles 81 GiuS-
hams, Vail BeraHcs, ali kinds OF
Collars; French worked Collars,
BEAUTIFUL styles; ricn EmbTodcr-
les IN settS.
hosiery, GlOrcs, Sc.
Fine Linen Cambric Esndker-
CHI .fs Shawls, variety of Quali-
tires and patterns; Thread Lace
Trimming great variety; Mourn
ting S"tts; Silk Laces; Black Lace
Walls, &c.
HOO1,ed = Grass Cloth Skirts.
French Embossed Chntz; Cur
tain Goods; India Swiss Null
Lawn Cravats, Dtk Jaconet.
and Cambria Mn-ins; Striped
airi pam \ ainsook Nuslius.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
I;r. 1. NJ. SMITH,
Kos. =. SIMPSON.

aroseries, Dry Goods, Quecnsware, Boots and Shoes
Produce. Foreign and Domes tt Fruits, ,etc.-srcond
vest et Main ST., lower side, Davenport. oc,io
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

euvgeon, Oculist and Operator in Tenotomy and Ias
sic Surgery. 8. w. corner Of Tenth aud Harrison
stseets, Davenport, Iowa.
kEYsKESCEs
p-csu A Ackley,M d, Cleveland, o.
I Hrestoue, NJ b, do;
Ned Sap. QftAe " Ohio AsyiumJo Insane.
1rofS u Amor, NJ d, Cincinnati;
Wood, ~ d, New York;
Oc..iia and Autopidsfic Surgeon.
Opera rations for the removal Of Cataracts, Ptoss
srabismus or Squintings, llarc-Lp, Club-foot, con
Yscted Limbs, etc. declhti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

Once On frndy strest, between eli and
~. over W. Hcsr.ar'e ef..ee' lie n
\eerts teeth on tie mos, improve 'ai.
AAA5 and has on hana = .irgr AAIir4atUs
assortment ~ TEETH, from wtirlt tr ca. select any
shade or size P-rs"ns wishing Ata'. Nrp .ffir Il
Continuous Gum Teeth on rltina plate. ur ri IL
yeeth, can have them As they may d,site NV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
MIS- Ell l. ANE0UN,

Tn Main near 9TH street.
r. nov open for permanent end srsnsient hcari.r.
Those who wish quiet and pleasant home during
. long or short scjourn In Davenport can 0hd II ~
the Waserly House. The taMss will 10 furnished
with the dslicacies Of the season. the plea
SAINT; the bsds and sofl. The Wave ~ Il second
= sosei vest Of ieayo, ~ poin, Of beauty Of 10
csti"a, pleasant EJ0se, gooi furniture and good
tabirs. d ~. ADAMS, = cpTistor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

The Democratic presses and orators are hoarse with the
cry that the country is in crisis Well suppose il is
Who brought this crisis onf Who are responsible for
it, Neither Wings nor Know.Nothings have been in
power aud, OF course, they innocent Who but the
Democracy Themselves then guiltys They have
had every thing their way II there be crisis rs there
certainly is they and they alone to blame for it,
But admonish friends to beware Of this tricky
cry Iii resored to by the Loco procure votes for
Buchanan To reinstate them in power again-the very
men who have brought all present evils upon usis
the remedy they propose Tor the crisis themselves have
produced. Il not this remedy beautifully queerS Oh,
yes there Is great crisis and every body must sustain
Buchanan or the countryis gone Why don't these
selprocaimed patriots tell the truth and let the people
know that there is crisis in the Democratic party and
that all this cry about crisis is only for party purposes
aud not for the good Of the country Why don't these
hypocrtcal wretches do thisy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
The Greatest Humbug Of The Day

Al Alabama contemporary veil remarks that the great
humbug OF the day is the false idea that the Demo
harpng OF, that M Fillmore stands chance
Talk them about the roenness Of old Buck and they
answer Fillmore is weak" Show them old Bucks
Abolition sentiments and with wry faces they answer
FILLMORE is out Of the question" Point them TO the
odious features Of Squaer Sovereignty and Alien sui.
irage ia their platform and they cry out on Fillmore
- not in the race" Miserable and empty trick This is
the and substance Of all their reasoning and all their
argument This is the foundation Of all their delus e
hopes but Is OF sand and now when the spirit of
patriotic inquiry is abroad in the land the people begin
TO see the miserable suberuge, and alas for the Democ-
Facy, are hoekng With heart and soul the advan-
cling standard Of Millard Fillmore. Push on the ball
Buchanan is the who has mo chance"-no not even
the ghost Of chance The people IT, and to beat Pre-
mont they ralying for Fillmore and the Constitution
AL hands, We say, for the patriot Fillmore and section.
Alsm, North aud South, is dead forever
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
Mr.. YiIlmore,s AIhans speech.

We repubsh to-day the eloquent and noble speech made
by Mr.. Fillmore at Albany. The demand for il is great
and constantly increasing. We hope may read and
reresd by Southern Of all parties for contains SEN
timens which End ready response in every manly and
patriotic heart To say that the author such speech
Is not national reliable safe msn-safe for the South and
safe for the whole Union-s to utter SANDER and ab
surdy, which no just and rational mind will ole
rate for moment Let it be read and then handed over
to your neighbour and by him handed body
else Il is amply worthy Of attentive perusa once
week. from until the election and il is eminenty
worthy OF frequent perusal afterwards who may
be elected President Ii contains the precious words of
truth and wisdom Let them be needed in time Aud let
Mlard lmorethe safest and the noblest OF living Anne
rican Statesmen-be the next President Of the United
States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
FILLNoRgs SPEECH AT ALBANY \ Y

any reader bass lingering doubt that w. Fillmore en-.
tettsns those sentiments which every patriot would like
70 see ansiing the Chief Magistrate Of The Republic let
him read the following speech by hllard Fillmore a.
Albany, on bis way through that city The heart Of the
Whole country will tbrob responsive 20 surh sentiments
Let every patriot take his stand beside ~ Fillmore on The
ground here taken by that gentean and peace and pros
perity vii som be restored 10 the Union
Ma. MAYOR avn fELLow. Cnizgss This overwhelming
demonstriton Of congfaalston and welcome almost de-
prves me Of the power Of speech Here nearly thirty
yeats sgo commenced my political career H. this build
Ing hfst saw legislative body IN session. (Cheess but
a, that time h entered into the aspirations Of nv
heart that should receive such welcome a. this IN
The capital Of my native State. (Chesrs)
fou have been pleased dr. 10 aude 70 my former ser
vices aud my probable course " should again he called
70 The position Of Chief Magistrate ofiio nation tAp
pause) IL not pleasant speak Of ones seIf yet
trust the occasion will Justify w briefly aludng 70 one
or two events connected with my past administration
lCbeers) You all know that when vas called 20 lhe
Executive Chair by bereavement which overwhelmed
we nation with grief the county unfortunately agita
ted from on" end tn the other upon tie exciting subject
o. slavery. IL then w. that fee NV dut IN rise
Shove every sectional prjadice and look the welfare
o. The whole nation. (Applau-e.l vas compelled 10
eerthn extent, 70 overcome ong cherished prejndces
and disregard party claims (Gra and prolonged sp-
pause.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
Hon. John ]. Ctittenden

We rejoice to learn that this distinguished gentleman
and eloquent orator will take the stump n Kentucky
in behalf Of the election Of Willard Fillmore lie is
whole host within himself and will disperse the ainsy
objections urged against Mr.. Fillmore, a. the wind dos
chat There no danger Of old Kentucky With the no.
bic Cdttenden in the field The Lexington Ky,) Obser-
yer ofthe l0tb says
1--WE are grad6ed to learn that this distinguished gen
ean has determined TO throw the weight Of his great
talents into the Presidential contest in Kentucky 90 a.
his strength - sOmsWhat recuperaed from ihe arduous
duties Of the late session Of Congress lie will visit the
Green RIVER Country early IN next month, and from that
time until the election El devote himself 70 the o
the American candidatcsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

be DONE even With the vote OF the united South and
the vote o. his own Stats combined-and the vote
Tor him Of his orn State, both friend and foe con-
cederis, % say the least Of It extremely doubtful
Buchansn, then, cannot be elected But you ASK
can Mr.. Fiilmorer We answer unheStatngiy that
he can, IL the South will only do her duty to herself
and to him. he viii certainly carry New York, as
al candid men agree and the vote OF that State adj
ded to the united vote Of the South will make him
President and he will have six votes to spare. We
here purposey leave out Of view the votes of those
other Northern States which consider sure for
him. 1t is not necessary to our argument to CO unit
them, nor they essential to his success provided
be gets the combined vote Of the South Is he should
do. Our object is only to show that Mr.. Fillmore
can be easily elected, if the South wis-that the
vote Of the South, with the vote Of his own State is
enough; whereas the vote Of the South, with the
of Buchanan's State is not enough to cleo,
Buchanan.
These are the facts Of the case. The Southern
people them and ponder them for themselves.
They can zee. il they anything at all, that
the election OF Buchanan, under any probable CON-
binaton Of circumstances is wholly Of the ques
tion--it is simply impossible. They can see, on the
other hand that Fillmores election is notonly pos
sible probable but absolutely certain If the South
in body viii sustain him. The combined rote Of
the South and Of Ner York is enough He wants
no more. That beats Fremont and prostrates Black
Rcpubhcsnism forever. That will save the Consti-
tuition and the Union and protect the rights and ho
nor Of the South
To patriotic men Of all parties at the South, we
now appeal You have ii in your power to defeat
Fremont, and secure the election Of = man whom
YOU have tried and found faithful capable and true
We beg you, in this great emergency, to dismiss
party feelings throw aside party calculations, and
consider well your duty to your country, t. your
selves, and to your posterty, Upon your decision
the most serious, momentous, and far reaching cha
racter The result at that time will either proclaim
the fact Of the Unions perpetuation and the Souths
safety, or il will sound the final doom Of both OF
two things one-which, as patriots and lovers of
your country and of liberty will you contribute
The matter rests solely in your hands. Your OBJ
ect take it, is to defeat Fremont But how can
honesty-it is only by casting your votes one
for Millard Fillmore. You can elect Fillmore
YOU cannot elect Buchanan. Which will you do >
suffer Fremont to be elected by adhering to Bucha-
"an, or defeat him by voting for Fillmore. That is
he question: the sole question and it is for you to
decide. We pray that you may decide it wisely,
justly, periodically. If so, the Union is safe the
South is safe, the public liberty is safe But if not,
all is lost-and lost to be recovered again Men
Of the South, shall your country and its threatened
| institutions all plead in vain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
LRMuEL /. RownEN r rar ne 4"

With all due Difference several names already be-
fore the public 10 succeed Robert Saunders Eq 10 the
Senate, would stll suggest another need not men,
ton his qualifications snpe, In the that heads this
notice, We rec"g'ze all the elements Of genius ability
and success Mr. Bowden has proven faithful champion
OF our principles and while defeat for a time threw
seeming dampcr over some Jaspcrke he seized the flag
OF Native AmeIcanism aud was raying national
conservative and Union.loving men Of all parc. TO s
support Like Charemagne, be has stamped IL principles
with the hilt Of his sword aud say, Wol unto the
man who shall stand before him 70 the pOgnancy
its point in defence thereof His eoquence will charm
his argument convince, his wither his wit de.
light aud his popularity elect should he receive the no.
minatlon. NEW KENT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
NEW YORK AROUSED.

'The great American meeting and procession Friday
night the most imposing political demonstration that
took place in this city. 1t no boys meeting it
was no gathering of foreign hirengs. But and
true whole-soued Americans turned out the whole city
man,-to vindicate American principles and do
honor to the American candidates. We are very safe
when say that this demonstration called two hundred
thousand people. In Union Square aud neghborhooi
there least seventy thousand persons and the
cessiOn and spectators in the streets did fall far short
Of l3OOOO more. There we're thousands of banners in
the procession, which five miles in length and
the enthusiasm which greeted it on its line Of march,
passed anything heretofore in Gotham. New York
nobly for Fillmore and Donelson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

No ITTIE sEiss"The promise, Abraham should
the heir 81 the world not to Abraham,
The law but through the rRteousness
were under the Law be e heirs of thu uorIdl the fh
void promise
ford Of he
aee To the end the PROMISE of Abra
hamO not 10 the seed only which 81
.heh Of the faith of Abraham who
Hers TIE profsr-Rom T. 1916: aud
mediator that they which earth might
eeve the promise OF eternal InheraneeHeb i5
which $50 wears AFTER AS prome cannot disAnnui pro
nt that Me rae should make the promise ect"Gal
w therefore these all Led falth"-Heb and
AL received not the promise" 49, FOR God
ABRAHAM 90 much land as TO at his foot he promised that
he would give 10 him and 10 his seed-Aots (which
Gal S16.
and eternal inheritance Of this earth
" When I can read my title clear
To mansions n
Lest should promised by going
entirely from IT, TO where weavs
try at all. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

DAVID WooDnS, Senatorial Elector for the counties
OF Amherst Nesoo and Buckingham will address the peo
pie at the following times and places, TO Wit
Az New Canton on the 6rsi Saturday in October.
AZ Curdsvlle on the second SATURDAY
Al Wright precinct on the third saturday
And at s'an'ons shop on the fourth Saturday IN oco.
Der
lie "il be at Nelson county court the fourth Mon.
aJ N s"pemoer' snd viii then mike appointments for
the counties Of Amherst add Nelsou
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16
Fillmore In New York-The Grandest Demonstration Of
the day-A Procession Eve miles long, and Composed Of
Seventy ThouSand men Z ~


The greatest and the grandest political demonstration
which off in this country. made by the
friends Of Fillmore in York city Friday night last The
New York papers full of the graphic and soul
stirring accounts Of it, Even the Democratic and Black
Republican papers represent il the largest and
enthusiastic out which has been seen in any city,
occasion, in this country Speeches made
the time from four different stands and the whole
city to have in honor OF noble standard
bearer Nos York is safe for Fillmore BY thirty hOu
SdSdi Clear the track
From the New York Express, which contains four or
five columns describing this magnificent demonstration,
take the following brief extract having space for
mora
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-16

resolution inviting Senator Douglass to address the
Mas achuses Democracy offered 10 the Massachuset.
Democratic Convention the other day and referred to com
mtee where permitted To sleep the sleep Of death
What does that mean Are the Massachusetts, Deocra
cy afraid to Jet the Litde Giant smong them T.
the father Of the Kansas Nebraska bill under the ban with
the Massachusetts, Democracy Very strange capsr that
very