Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-25
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Lancaster, July II.
The Sage Of Wheatland- At lie me-In The
hands Of the Artists Distinguished Wis.,
itors- Extensive Correspondence Roor-
back letters from Abolition $ o.l-pigeons
Mr.. Fo,ney, &C., &c.
To day when Mr.. Duchanan's mail was
brought out, WAS quite surprised 10 find T.
mong his papers several Tor myself and two
copies II The d mocrat, which had been
forwarded from Auburn, N. Y. A. I had
not called Al the p q in Lancaste ] came
to the conclusion that the movements OF
"tisiir guislled ihdividm Is" do not escape
attention with Post Office officials in this
place How IS it in Chicago? Perhaps the
Times vii! make note OF il for the bene.
fl Of INC Mivin's" friende, unless the Ed.
itor gets "stuit!fcI'' 1t Macs love Of Gin
cinnati
When wrote you last from here I II.
pectel 10 remain until ] secured sittings OF
Mr. Buchanan for his portrait, bat the de-.
mand upon his time was so great that
went away to await his pleasure, and only
returned two days ago. My portrait is fsir
" under wav and promises to BE- one of
the most faithful has z ever painted-so
says MI Fornsy. who 10 IN town 10 day from
PHILADELPHIA.
Idinel with M Buchanan 10 day and had
the pleasure of a presentation to his accom-.
plished Niece, Miss. Hattie Lane who does
the honors 81 Wheatland with the dignity
OF Green. and thu Democracy 81 sen.
sib'e' and highly cultivated laAy. There
are several ladies d Wheatland from Wash
'ncton, who h, together with the numerous
c'llrrs. make the obi Mansion the ioveliest
Bachelor quarters you can well imagine.
Distinguished anil plain people all receive
the attention OF M. Buchanan, oil Of
whom he takes the time TO see that cali /,
still u is great tax upon his time, aud
hundreds Of tiers remain OF necessity mn
answered. Therefore. il any persons who
nave written are unanswered, in your vicin-
ity, let them he patient.
4 few ROor- Back letters arrive. Mr. RI,
ehanan read me one 10 day which profes.e,l
10 believe that Pennsvlvania would 70 Re.
publican AMI ALPHABETICALLY d-plored the
fact. and went ON to saw that Daniel =.
Dickinson would use his influence in N. Y.
to prevent union Of the party Ae. Now
OF course this last was . trick OF Gree.
DOM OF the tongue, and . lying one At
that, for there Is no MN in New York more
aes'rous OF nnion than Mr.. Dickinson
Mr. Buchanan threw DOVE the letter and re
marked that the writsr Of Il must be ssfooj
o. knase." Az ] happened BY the merest
chance to glance Al the signature, / becsme
entirely quiet IN ms fears Tor Pcnnsvivan;s
or New York, fully convinced that no Pc
ter Funk of fourth rate Republican Law.
yer. in Cenesee G. unity. N. T., could BAN.
bonxle "James Buchanan
The Impression i gaining ground here
that w sse really fighting fes tie perpssujtv
IT the Uninn. The leading supporters 81
Fremont, have, many Of them, openlv pro.
claimed their intention f. drive the 0cutj,
out Of he Unio., and Republican Bsnaes
was used in an obscure towa in New Yosk
last week. with bat sixteea STAN upoa Il.
isesrit Smith and Garrison. believe. DOM
believe IN having any Asg II al, ANA Ipeak-
~ Banks eces .wn1er some eontinSencies
Tor letting the Union sltde.n
| de.sve TO say that Peansylvaais + tsse
to the Union and cate les DseAeNun -
brsr eenridge. We wael lewa = -
hereelf. and AFTER ne mn @ m ~ 49,
~ t. oeh pss6bet ueisa q RI ~
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