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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

1879 49, $3.50 "
Feudal days was the system Of large
landed p'oprictors leasing their estate,
IN perpetuity. la the State OF New
York large grants of lands in som,
cases whole counties, were made by Ia,
Gown to its favofItcs, who leased i
)ut in rerpeiuity in small farms &
tenants at a fixed annual rent payabl
2 money, gram, products Of the far
md days labor. These leases provide
lat If the tenant sold III, farm, on
ar,er OF the sales was TO be paid t.
The landlord or PATRON. The tenant
made valuable improvements and after
paying rent n number OF years found
the system to be very onerous. Ii
was against the policy of the Govern
nent, was opposed to It's institutions;
il was the cause Of rebellion, civil wa,
and bloodshed. The tenants refused
To pay their rent, disrcgarded the lega
process Of the Courts. murdered its of
icers, and for q time whole counties
were in a state Of Insurrection. After
paying the value OF their farms several
times over, the tenants found that they
were still but tenants, and they
and their heirs liable for all time TO tho
same exactions. The Legislature and
Courts subsequently refused to sanction
the doctrine Of quarter sales, and a law
WAS passed making all leases Of farm
ing lands, for a longer term than
twelve years void. The whole system
WAS repugnant to the genius and spiri,
Of the people and the landlords found
so littlesympsthy thatthey were obliged
in many cases to sell ont their rcver-
s%ionary interest to their tenants.
We cannot but regret that the sys-
tenn Of leasing lots for term Of years
has found its way into the Western
cities and especially into ours. 1t il.
entirely at war with the genius and
spirit Of u age and times, oar policy
is to give every man a home. He
will then improve his property better,
be less liable to sell out to seek anoth
er home, will take more interest in the
management Of city affairs, improve
incnts, schools aud churches. lie will
make a better citizen.
The SYSTEM Of leasing lots for a
term Of ten, twenty or thirty years
gives the lessor great advantages. By
leasing one lot, the "djoin'ng property
is rendered more valuable aud the i'm
pro,cments the lessor makes will n,
the expiration OF the lease belong t.
the lessor. knowing this the Icsso,
est kind {. buiiiing-one that instea,!
almost a DISGRACE. His fences are l,,t
,.
%fv1s
.ar anu. ioea',a ,isoq. hrut tsc Nyr'h~est.
=. prs zen and take
and which they mast leave when til,
property gets 10 be valuable. with nj
easu1.
Whole blocks witt small inferior
buildings ought to and would ia'"
ben covered with handsome an! oie
giant bindings II It had not been Tor
TIM, system.
We advise citizens and strangers no
are about to build to buy their lots u
f., &c If they have to 60 farther
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
LATEST w s
New Ierk. MAY Q

New Yerk, Nav q.
A memorial, signed by masters OF owe,
sixty vessels ut Cardcnas, 25th ult.,
has been forwarding to Secretary Cass
calling attention to the homicide OF
Capt PendletOn Of the bark Gen. Jones.
aud the remissness of the authorities il
~arresting or trying TO arrest the parties
implicated.
Washington, May 8.
Mr.. Alexander Evans this morning
delivered to the Government the off.
cial despatch with which he was en-.
trusted from Dallas to Mason.
Napier also received dispatches en-.
closing a copy Of the correspondence
between Clarendon and Dallas. respect.
ing the rejected treaty, and will com.
mun,cate to u government.
Dallas, in u letter to Ca>s, expresses
the opinion tn ii the treaty had
reached England prior to the election,
1t would undoubtedly have been ras..
fed.
The President is receiving no visitors to.
,1lv, being closely er gagged on ms s~u,.icrs
to Walker relative - Kansas.
riE puIDELi. NuRprg TRIAL ooNpLUpEp.
New York MAY a.Jp.M
The jury in tie Barie.i murder cas-. ~.
tired al seven o'clock this evening. and Ia
halt an hour returned a verdict Of acaui:
ted.
Mr.. Cunningham was dis harycd from
custody. aid sir. Eek,i was discharged an
his " recosaiziu.c.
The greatest excitement prevailed al tic
Court House.
Boston. Nav O..
The jury in tho d ltoo dv,r.e casa.
sf'er being out al tight. cane into the
Court this morning unah'e 70 agree
They stood 10 for granting divorce and
2 against.
St. Louis, MAY 9.
The Democrats Of Tho Third Coorrc~-
si'nal District. have nnminated John q.
CLARK, to 6ll the vsca'cv occasioned bv
tho election Of james Green to the Se.,-
Ate.
Albsnv. Mav9
Oov KinR oFsrss rew.rI Of &2.5O1
iOr. nfe.ma'i n ttat will lead 70 Ahe an.
aad c~Assieuaa a. nshnnn
D1oo - oo1c>A 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

TThe Indebtedness Of the several
railroads now reaches the sum OF toar
hundred and seventy millions of dnl-
las; and { report Of the latc Secr
tary OF the Treasury contains a state
ment that three hundred and thirteen
millions nor will he required 10 com
plete only such roads as are now pro-
jected.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
Progress Of Catholicity in tho United
States.

1t 10 only little less than half a
century ago that the Roman Catholic
Church in the United States had a
regular organization. There we're in
1908, n diocese two bishops sixty
eight pricsts, eighty churches, two
e~cclcsiastical institutions, one college,
and two female academies. In 1857
there are forty n dioceascs, two
apostolic vicarstes. two thousand eight
hundred and eighty two churches and
stations, nine hundred and two priests,
thirty five ecclesiastical institutions,
sixty two male and one hundred and
seventeen female religious institutions,
fifty eight literary institutions, &c, &c.
This increase 10 mainly the result Of
large emigration to this country. The
relative strength Of the Church is not
increasing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT. On Monday eve.
ming, a herman named Theodore Whit.
Ter, employed at the stesm saw mill Of
B%uehrmester, Hensley 4 Co., was liter
ally sdred into pieces, by cowing in
contact with q circular saw. II appears
chat one OF his legs Grst came in contact
shout the knee, and vas INSTANTLY sever.
I'd from bic body. This caused him to
fall, and threw bis body agsinss the saw,
which cot him 10 two Immediately an.
der the arms, throwing the trunk some
wenty feet from the saw.
An inquest Vas held BY Coroner OIL
Ar. and = verdict rendered in sccordsooe
with the facts stated above.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

Land Sales of the Illinois Central R. 4.
The sale of land by the Ijmos
Central Railroad Company for the
weok ending on the 9th inst, we're
s,631.s4 acres for the aggregate sim
of Sll3,4O9.S4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
Trustees sale.

AriFRvAS ~ he i5th lay "fJciuhe \ u 1855
~ L 81 ich : StrHcz ae@ ~, oth = S'.ir ; rNs
ecu 81 urto ats'iu Cati.p ssTr ster, 4 c-ft.lAd Il
OF u,t c ayfytuS sad + 81, III Isiti ~ = I
{ "a ~, Iowa, i-sc h al ilo~ vi J. num-
b- foI, ~ IN Book number .hrer ;3l n H'fI;O hs
sd u ION 10 he city =: Davenport VIII hsailr ave,
auct Va 'i,d' by the ssii Friederlch \. St'ulh and
porothet Struck for tn pup sc q securing n.
p.ym.nt Il u certain G ouis ry aotc and tar iateres
thereon . en- u b. aid FRI derI;h n Struck AID Do
rpthes struck, dated To-. 18th dsy ~ October. \ b,
1853, pay abb one yea after dale - Ia order fJHhn
Kerian' >. And Now said nv:- having b+ccnie du, anl
pay, bl. and the satd Fred rich struck and Do.ot.t a
Struck having fxilcd to pay IN, sam. l AusIia Cor
BIN, Truster ~ aforesaid, do herb. Givr this pubic
no'ics, that hy virtue OF he p,w.r which Is In mt
vested ny sad deed Of TsI.t. | will on SATURDAY the
sixth day 81 enc, 4 d, 1851 At The hour orr O'Clock
in tn ane nom Of said day "A. tn. Court House door n
tn city Of Davenport, EXPOSE and on r tor Sale, al
public auction, th. parcel cfiand ABOVE described, or
=. much til. reef As Shsil BE- sufi len, to satisfy and
pay the smount of laid 10 Q with the interest tn 'reon
10 thu da q ale, together vi.h the * 'ensss 81. end
ix said SAL, cssts u this notice aud Trustees iecs
Upoo the comple,son Il such sale . de.i viii be Civ n
In accordance With the sfipulations q said d-sd u
Tut.
Dated the 18th day OF Nay, 4 D, 1867.
AUJTIN CORSlN.
Nay I2-dV Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

Ca1-It is said that here have been
twenty desths and seven hundred cases
of extreme sickness from the National
Hotel disease.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

DAWSON 81 TRUE.
- tNgt.E LNnn = This Cor sany
u now ready 4 81 lot IN its Addition
al. a f4.u Il G-atrehH ~ rs some q the
a5 etd.- ira rsiHrs- an r sii'I e lots ats"nt This
:" gl - isSt tpN ihf rrHtiou onrecrninc the
ne 3ft5n j b. cslIp. on GE0 n. Fan
ga, - No. 10 ,nr's bt-s
g. stsin IN" IN tersicu,d having I'll. d-y
N~tS q. tst - III tte3ti II. trench $50 f.,
g fl. At,R ts~iirr D. HsiH e.. iekts his occas. on
2. q. Sc : LIS 0FE rie ssGt"ts e Tie public for
IT, ssr l'efal a E.'tct ing rl'etas, exteudsd 20
hU fthssl'y. h,psi ~ reese Of business. arirhe
Leo ~ aeiye tsipf4vctIrisi- maze about his NILS
hAN ~ 6 u y ~ 70 lrc'- asetG"t isiness 70 ptal and
rs w te viii hci 4 q 81 smsu who vii! devote his
~lf,r attention TO III business.
NH IA III JOHN NJ. CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

CONSTITUTION OF TIP UNITED SrArss.-
Like IN OF those wonderous rocking
tones reared BY tho Druids, which the
finger Of . child may Ubrsse 70 The Geo.
IRE, yet the might os On army could not
move it from ito place, our Conssitasioo
70 90 nicely poised and Dslsossd, that il
seemst 70 sway with every breath Of opin-
ion, yet % firmly rooted 10 the heart
and affections Of the people, that The
widest storms Of treason and fsuaticisu
break over is 10 vsia.-R. C. Ninth
TOp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

KiLLrD.-Ao insane man named Jas.
'sthern escaped from those having him
q charge o. Dubuque, and wandered
Ut nlo the country. Here be attacked
Al old mao, and in the eadeavors to pre-
veos him doi0g harm to others. be va
killed By u blow on the head.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
nlmu, -.Ntaay 10 ~ --rr
10, Schcnectau. y. I.
New York life Insurance 10, N. Y. CITY ',
March ~. 1857. DIFF

ceI 10 make the attcmpt. nov th;i W.
and Spain, in which England am
France fear that Brother Jonathan WI.
take prominent Part. England is in
mortal fear of Cuba changing hani'
and thus csnferring upon the United
States, Commercial a%scenlancy in the
West Indies. She will some how iiud
q pretext for assisting Spain, if the
United States shall aid the government
of Mexico. The complications grow
more intricate and We fear the Gordian
Knot Of Central American affairs can
only be cut by the sword of Jonathan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

~ editor reccn ed . letter in
kti,er VAS speit ''wethes.s TIE
SesSe <ts1 vo1As
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
taMa kche Lets.

n sI.- v. IA . I'VE Z y dos rabi, lots selected
LlS AID '"t Al nGtna.cil Pat II. ptic,
'th - a'~ir s'i."n cip4 Ippl! atio !. ~ PAX
~. : u tRuS &rAIAAGL. ~. 10 ORR BOA.
AtHiz - dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

Special Election Notice.
NOTICE is hereby CIV en- that . SPECIAL Election
~ vii D. hid and polls opened at The follow ing
PLACES On Saturday the 18th Inst:
LIST WaSi 81 y Helms stoys.
9nd : Ster-ns"s harding House,
Bird I" " Court House.
9Th +" New Penn. u,ue-.
9Th " " T. Claire Msrksf House.
9th " School Hsus e East Dsve1poet,
for the purpose Of submit; Ing 70 the voters % the
City whe,h'r the> viii suthoris tn. Common G i'm
Il I" ras.c " loan IN sum on ~ 90 To- provide ,hc
c. J si:h . Ciy Hospital. o3S.0oo TO provide FOR \
CITY Hall. $oo,Ono to % further expanded TO sup.,v
:ne City with pare wst-r ami boo QUO for RraIins
got rug AID ,therwis- iiUyro7ine the strevts Of ne
cav. ~ in"e ~ favor o. the Loan shall, vese
For N 'odn 3" and those opposed shaii 80
'Agiinst the Lot.a."
Potts T. be op ueA at . c'elock 4 n anl closed =, 4
o'clock p n.
GEORGE ,. sARasNr,
Nay 12th-fa W,v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

e. Before shs eonnon plese - Del
BAN, Mass, Miss Elisabeth T. Cissks
eyed II years, teacher Of . district
school 10 Frantiin, has Obtained . vsr-
lie. for $685. against Ebso L. Kisgs-
,ury, an old bachelor, for slandss 10
accusing the plaintiff Of uncbsste eon-
Iuet. Old bachelors ought to be msde
o marry or to hold their tongues.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
REMOVAL.

su>HE Sub Gribsr vii remove from his old sisnd on
i Brady street. TO hi new Aud caeActsus Store, u
Bis new building, corntr OF I'd and Perry stree.s. %
OF ab ut The 7th Of NAY, next. where Be oay ~ fosnA
by hs frieeds, seady 70 serve the0. u ha capee,sy
u the mast prompt and correct ma1n~e
ap2sdtf. YRANOJo JACODY. u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.
BC0hS! fOokS! BOOkS!

vINIiE Font NJ, OF forty yearr practice at Tn. rhii
si"trhia Hst by NfCI~n sis rr ~ %
Thirty yea IN the L ) s'uair ~ THos II hot ~ =
vols Nnl
Ptiyatx rurrrsp u ieues .: u W bter Q vols 1850
ntstFy or 4 xas f1istti hy AYU-Lun ~. AZ 90
gantss ~i,,.rtar n -SteF, IN" ~ Mr., RIB n4n NJ %
Scenes 1 adventures ~ TIE army " itcyiCook las
CsI.eYht. ia doors sus,aut BY MsFarpaia u eiOO
olny 70
Canterbury tai : by Harriet lie. 3 vols ef,7o
N-me ant tire world tts0
Goiitn lr1s,i " iife's Phases ti.00
iAght ami Darkness tr shadow Of fate IS
No,s \ ~ arg In d. seuise ~ n IN Lesley A,.OO
Ksth'y srstd - . quiet life ti.0O
Aurora l. .rh hy kliGat-,h u tgawning &i,oO
Henry L,ir ~ lie snd expense NJ . MAr,yatt $40
Daisy utekiSer aid whs, came oft IS
LATHE porritt ~ piek.G-. 9th -
A ORR q ne creation. W Marian Jane. :
H'mur of faie nh iier iras' d ~ } = Kelly el,3S
Nrish',oI Ia 1 wood bs rsal Grs,t TIN TN
wigw ,n and & ahin by " y e,unm. tl,.A
Los Cruises by Lieut. Wis., U et.2e
Q..n,nnxt. - - .. A. "a
Wrav My rol-u.--a sin ,ssA Tor Christ,sns dis
Pri'c- OF tn House of David els
MAPS, GUIDE BOOKS &C.
Minnr-uts 4 pecotah by . q Andrews -
s,noess' hand book ana Map, :, PARKER !:
losn ssN ei,0
by Chapsnsa 0i0O
Kann-ss BY kea ms 3i,Oc
KAn.as and NobrAska map 50 ssd Is
Sectional map of Nina sta BY Chapman u
wisconsin 70
lnin"i. q" oi.eG
Applrton's Railway Guia- Tor March ..
just rs e,vri and fr sale at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. - Brady Of, near che Post OAos.
5 M - dtr ELI ApAAo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
..n. "A SPLENDID STOCK

s-.gs - " tA,t-, I9.c, Of Lad 10 BY $50
~ noer Raj h al ID Ft ief - o. 30 y.-rs
0 atuusil- ant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
LUMBER! LUMBER!
CONlNO1e - Hench,s
Gtean, Saw { Planning Mills
Deer Eath 1 BlkDd Factory.
The Lowest Mills On Second st.
y
The Largest Lumber Yard n d.
ve.poTt.

TIVE eabscrioe,s have ON baud. and oder for sale.
L the largest end test assortnont Of
BMtldissg Material,
ever off.yed In Davenport Consisting o.
30 90 feSt Framing Timber Of every dimension,
10000 S-asa ed Flowibg, rough and IRE sod.
100 oO0 Barn Boards, frum II 10 - feet long,
+vn OO0 " Fencing
5000 :. Sheath %.
90,V00 +" Sting Hestht Y-edget. and / inch. ~
various Qualities.
100, 900 4. Char Lumstr Tor an,,hinr. Of ev,,v
thick. es.
$1,000 =" Gu, Bhinsles.
l50,00 No. Shaved Shingles.
90 co., . Sa~td
700 90 a. Lath.
l0,0o0 " Pockets.
ALSO.
A lsrg. assortment OF Doors, Sash, Bind. Yin.
dow sni Dor Francs. nouiflig ard Scr i wo, K Of
every Va iets &n. Of tn. est quality, c nstanuy on
hand, and manufactured 10 ord-r at the shortest
notice. living a large stick OF Leg, re pr :
psrsd To III orders for framing and hriAae tin Of.
with the utmost dispatch. CANON & P8ENSH.
tmsyi1tD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

~ Magni1cent Building Lets
In pslssns sdditlon 70 Ksst Davenport, vhicA 10 tssae-
fully laid out with Pub Perks D.. she bSisdiag
loss cSsumAud .us . splendid v,ew VI the AAssts.tppi
and Rnck IAIsnd. The-e lots eas Be purcaassd On
vs:y A~ssssnabJs Ttvms. GREAT induc~ornts are
oAei I'd 10 n chsntc- ~ wen 10 capitalists aud sshers.
Cal IN ex ,niue A.p sn. pric u
aAvtLAHos Once, kClsif Roc,
Anvil - df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
SHILLING OFF,
Lease aAl Fixtures Ter Sale

TVS Subscribers hsviug In view . change Of busi.
ness. c6es the iease aod hxsu~s Of th-ir Sure II
Daiza'l's bavck seoo0d Il. end P.s1y-adordinG sn
exo'llelt opportunity fs sAy one Wishing y enter
into the
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
Our extensive oounection through the country
v0aid be Of q at advs .tage to . NV House.
TIE stock will als9 be 0ispos-i Of On eaeaoabh
'ru>. and bavinx heea purc..ased be- core the sdv~Scs
In prices. wscan OFFER gSeot induf eroen 2 TO huyers.
April Z, dss II 4 RApp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
Lest,

DErwETS asyi' yht sndd ~, In the CITY ~ onv.n-
ID pct osr GOLDEN 10 II In 10 kirg Tor Q /, ice.
u III bLA,g SILK - fNrEN QUALIFY WIN q
m'shf hay b IN 'o1u1 n ouor > voirv to CRAMp-
7 We, vh"r- hey se p a LARGE roc - very So
PERios SILKS u all kind and sell then, y,fy
CHEAP coen~r Brady and End sts.
.ur. II. d,f.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
For. Sale,

~ AN IMPROVED PARM or lsO ACR8D -
4:.s i've miles wet ~ tn city ~ Davenport.
.1nl;A,As the Wesley Chsee,. The Farming ~
rtsniis ard stock snd grain 90 the farm vii Be cod
with the land u des,red.
For particulars cali On the subserieer On the prem.
ises. DAVID DAR1Y.
Issild3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

TvNHk cndtTsiGned bsVif sold ks staek 81 b0s'.
i aess inteSss. - NJ Hat ososs, No. ! LCaaire
Bow, 70 ,. 2. Dsalaard o., voeid reesoDeDl
ths0 10 Ats lstsn1D and coetsaogs.
ApsL III leo7. 4. 08D1M.
~. DSAIHAn0 3 90. vul ceatinus the 0ss
sod Cap busness II 81 its braAsAss st ths ssoe
plaee. They ar noW rec isipO . nev stock Of ses.
sensblo nod UhtcA VII b. ~ Nv for go. .
shaFs ofthe pat h pasSoaags b ssitceee1.
APyEl 3odtf,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
FRESH BREAD, FRESH CAKES

DaOOKS 4 DAVIS, With The view d snisss u
ID th~ls busloass. md 70 With ths eeQu~slS
All wishes Of many a. their caGeomer,, have sssus.
ed another nrpt clAss Baker aad viii ss,ve 10 frssh
ia and other cakes, daily - their 0sekcstooes,
Store. cprnev eth All DrSdy streoS.
Anil - dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12

DAVENPORT, TRACK, IOWA!
TIL FIRST MEETING or THIS RISK WILL.
] comnenr- on "wednesday. the let, dsy Of July
1857, and continue tnrongho-t the week.
HIST DAY.
No. l-Swerpstakes for half mile Horses. ~
Entrance. Three oT mure u race.
=, oprie.ors To add s5V. Siasle ~DasL-catch
"St"f-sAnE D>r-S~t-rs:ssrs Tor all as... 500
pri.tors. Nile Hvais-ro nam aad Sluse the 1T da,
o. june 1851.
skeosp DAY.
No. l-swecr~;asts ior az ate.. sc.o Sab crlp.
II II 500 70, It. } = i45Ic Z, rpANsr tace 10
~h"h the Proprie'or vii ,dd $3.50. riic Lrats-
~ name ana clos the lst Try u .une 1857.
10. l-sxe p-tsse for Ill a e 500 subrrrip.i q
S'oi"rhi;,t g VII Oh b r o~9r-tots y III atI StUs,
D " myretu max" u race. Two mlie y alto nam
and c.ose tie LIST day Of June 1857.
No. i--roet-stabe for all hses. PLAY or "a, a.
.1b'erip'icn, TO wis, fhr r. eprie,ois win sdi $50
Tor NOR - M the SAKE, Four mile he.ts-r,
close the list day u Jun" 1857.
Tn" above races will be run under the rules Of the
Fashion ursr. on Long Island. Which rules this
hack has nj, lted.
tninA;ions and entrances 70 be male with IN
PIoprict,rs, Daver port Iowa.
Races where money Is ad 'ed, tn be adjourn.d In
case Of Dad weather II the Froprtetcrs think proper
April - d3u,. OAR X, ALIxN.
]. {. "SLi'it OF the Tim~s. I" and s.P,rey's Spiti,.',
p'esss " ~ I'LL July list. and send bill.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-12
TaE DALLAS Tn EA

The latest news from Europe bring,
the startling intelligence that the
British Cabinet has rejected the Dallas
Treaty, as amended by the Senat.
Of the United States. This
event was altogether unexpected, b,
both the British and American people,
and also by Lord Napier himself, il
his honeyed words, at the anniversary
Of st. Georges Society were truly
spoken. We took the liberty at the
time of Napier's speech, to caution the
people Of this country against giving
credit to the sincerity of the speaker,
and svowed our belief that . crooked
diplomacy was the policy about to be
pursued by Napier, in his intercourse
with this government. We though,
that his fulsome f~lattery Of our people
was n prelude to an attempt to cheat
Us in some matters concerning our for
eign and domestic policy. II will be
remembered hal both Lord Palmer
ston aud his Cabinet associate Clarcn-
don, before the late popular election in
England gave the people Of England 10
understand that the difercnces
with the United States were a. good
~ settled. These assurances secured
Pslmerston immense popularity. The
Commercial ties subsisting between the
two peoples, their mutual interest in
preserving the most intimate and
friendly relations, and above all their
common language, institutions and love
Of Liberty, have become such strong
bonds Of connection, that any ministry
OF England that wantonly Titles with
the peace Of the two nations, would be
held TO a rigid account. England will
never submit to a loss Of her national
honor without a struggle. In this her
subjects are as sensitive as the Soyer
eign. But the question now in dispute
involves no such contingency. Lord
Palmcrston is giddy with his late sue
cessfhl appeal to the people. lie has
suddenly grown bold and riifci u
with arrogance, since the late cleo
ton. His designs towm} this Coun
try are now to be unmaskci, the BAY
Islands retained, the Nuslut" lfotec
toratc con,im "a, AID British a.cen
daucy pcrpetnated IN Genital \melsrr.
Upon ono prctext or another, Ialnel
ston will p%rolons the diplomatic a
trorery, until the ic.tot VIC
Walker in Niearagua II secured, 3-l
partition otthat country elected, Wis
England viii at once assert c,.o4
Sovereignty over Musqui'a, and plau
the cross Of 81 George nnon Tie ran
parts of san Juan o. G@rcetowu. Sac
is the bold stroke III contemplation III.
Palms d.. -s ssssS.,,,. he y Sc ),
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