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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
FIRES.



Abou. . O'Clock on Thunday iooruns a i-. srckc
GU, il iIeus building. rear Of Nc. 81 Wooster
street. owned by Judge McGiford, sDd occupied By
Tie f,u,iies Of Mr.. MURPHY ard Mr.. Mouisoa-.he
latter havpg resided on the promises Upward of four.
teen YEAR. The fire originated IN tue re Of and was
caused by sparks from defect in the chimney lci ?
ING among the Singing The freueu soon arrived,
ard estlnsushsd tire flames without much difficulty.
Mrs, Morrison rGs sick abed at toe tine, sad had to
b. carried out Of the house. Ar. Morrison sustained
$50 loss, and M. Murphy s'5; no insurance. The
damage to the building viii not exceed 81.
FIRE IN gRo0kLYH.
About l. o'clock yesterday morning fire VIVA dis.
covered in the blacksmith shop Of John Kelly, 10 Pa.
c6c street, neG Court. 1t was extingushed with bu'
sUgbt damage. 1t is supposed to have been the work
of sn iuccrdaTy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

lsoss<d ", The DANCE, srsiSg iron the sale Oh ,cr
IN st. which have bdhests he'd e>asc 10 "o'foc<' 's'
ut"- NE pecuas, Circumstance. Q: sno cS'o e'as 10
sothirg myself.
Il de utoo conversation thea tost place. 10 70 ta''
70 he pfiocys liza Of the HI a1d me- P"'''o
enc d.. Reed sIs ooucGdcd TO, It possible suomi
hr s'o,ets nts 10 writing before TIC Board al 'no''
meeting Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

MOTHER pr.rRoYISG Her ISFAST.--Ye5serdsy
mnrriuc tae gouaias OF male child were fonni IN
,bc sin .. su clubhouse N tho Of premise W.
80 Canal slcet Information Of the fact beng gwen
TO Officer Kenger, Of the Firth Precint, he removed
H.. boGv from where II was discovered to place OF
afyty, aud also arrested Errena Schcppner, German
eiII on susp iei.n Of hsving thrown the child, "eHe
-, live iat. the closet. Cororer C0Cnery was ca!ieo
10 lold al inquest when appeared IN evidence 'ha'
TIC prisoner VS. domestic in the family OF MI Jac'o
Bul IN ne. liyirg at the 'boye number. The accused
WIS pec.ed OF having child Last Saturday evening,
when She was takel SICK but being questioned Gu
the subject by her employers she stouily den@d thai
such Was TIE Gaze The tef.laIony adduced, hoseYer,
.hoxed TO the entire satisfaction of the Coroner aud
rr,v iha, she was The mother Of the deceased, aud
further tia. tie child born alive. The strong PEE
snrution therefore was that tic child uu lleSt
uas one iha, Errena Scbeppner the repu'sd 2aothtr
hsd thrown her ospriug into tae snk to de IL order
to hide her shane.
Tie Jury rendered the following verdict:
"1bst the aforesaid male child oa.ne "a his death
nv being thrown into the pdvy Of the house No. 3lJ
C.raI ,r, ct by i,s mother Eusps S"eppner, with
the le.t six days and that said child la lived before
il WIS thrown there
On the rendition Of this verdict Coroner Connery
corn ,,ed the prisoner to the Toubs 10 await the &C.
ton of tie Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

OxE OF TIE KEEFBRs o. the WoRA.HoosG o:
BIscswELL's fsLAsD Eo.-iesterdsy morn ne
81. ody ,rsgedy enacted at me Work-iloase en-
Elsckweils I.lsLd. IIezekiah Brainard, one OF toe
keeper, be.sg stabbed by prisoner named James
Coins It appear that IN the morning Coins &c.
eos.ed Brairald. ard tod hun that he wanted 70 d
IL essed Immediately a. his tenn Of se"'eGoe n11
expired The keeper tod LIN that his tern hsd n''
yct expired that he he'd forty nine Days s' % 60,
md At the sane tine ordered hin 10 WORK. oO''"
soGeay ref1s<d to work. sud was ordered :" os ., -
in dark cell fer punishment Brsira,d unaei,po. .
~. tie order inc execution. "hen COINS snos.'
sst., dragged an into tho oel. bes: H., 's.'ss2,
"a CAS- l.. frca b. co.h.sg si's'a '.'i' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

MORE WIVES THAN TIRE Law ALLOWS --Oihcer
Davis attached to the Second District Police Court,
on "Wednesday morning arrested ~ Ensshnan named
George Gould, charged with bigamy. Tno'. Farmer
Of No ia Futon street. testified that on the 18th Of
December 1865, Gould and his sitter, EInms Farmer
were united in wedock at ST. Luke's lEp''copa}
Church, in brooklyn, tie ceremony being performed
BY the Rev. j. W. Dillan. Gould cohasited with bis
wife several months when, for some reasons OF his
ON u, he abandoned her. Getting tired OF being aoue,
he sought other partner ard paid ais addresses to
Mis- Isabella u. Nutmsn. They were married ON the
9Th et January, 1857 AZ s.. Marks Church, IN the
Bowcry, the service being performed by the Rev.
Henry Hutton. and the two have lived happily TO-
pether u.,i bis a.reet Gould was taken before Jls-
,icc Flaujrc0u aud committed for examination. lie
sn;d lie WIS 3? years Of age, an EGcsbmoa by birth;
lived a. No 81 Last F;,eor.b street, and y booa
binder by trade. 10 regard 10 The charge preferred
against lilp, he said: 81 was dissatisfied with the
"tir. wife; [ wo- told that sho was an uuchaste
"gouan, aud could rot live with herr married
.',ho secotd wife without thinking; did not Intend
"to commit e wrcog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

ARREST or A CENTRAL AMERICAN NorAsfLirf.-
Mr. Clifford Webster who claims to hold contract
from the Government Of Costa RIGA for tho Opening OF
the Transit route yesterday arrested on 'bo SUIT
oG Messrs. James Lee & Co., on warrant Issued ny
Judge Hoffman of the Superior Court. Webster is
CHARGED with improper proceedings expecting u
storage receipt in 1865. The amount in question Is
som. r. so The defendant contends that the storage
receipt good, and that there Is no cause OF scion
agairst him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21
: ty-fyut days old.

UrGnvAY RorsERY--ARRXsr ~ ONE or THr Kos
saBs.-R Richard Lee, an ErglisLDAD, who ia'eiy
arrived 10 tbi. cosht.y, was % Wednesday a's''
assaulted in Otk street by gang Of four or Eve zee"
who k.oched bi,n dcvr, beat AID kicked bi''' aoa
rotb.d hin, Of bis wallet containing over $40 mostly
10 soy,reisns. SIR. Lee made kno.n bis loss 70 ue
Fourth Ward police, and an hour la;er John " insm
.on on Ep.li.h saiIcr was arrested By Constable
po,..rs brouch. ito tho Station House, and fully
'dS,,;e.d By Lee % one OF tho robbers. On search
lin se3 of the money and large dirk were found
!. h. yos...siop. Yesterday morning Justice Con-
1,,,. ormui,..d williamson for further eKaminatioa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

Asyr.T CT BrrGtArs.-N. an early hour yesterday
ucrr;ry Private Waterman I.aac Mead obseryed
three suspicous-.ook.ac men passtng along DivNloa
.,rcet and having in their possession scmo pscksses
He procured the assistance OF Officers Su!,h sn4
Brooks OF tie Ts,h Police Precioc. and The tho were
arres.ed and Conveyed TO the lookup, wbers they
eve iteg hanna 40 Charles Lewis. Robert Eh'' sne
Ceo,ge Saunders. Three pieces of red sad one "
wti.e 6snpe! supposed to have beeO .soea. wss neA
II lei- pos sson. Yesterday tss officers viatee 10
,oOas occv..ed by ,as pr1o-Ss u Me- II Dnv'Hes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

CUSTOM HoUSE REMoyALs.-Sevcral removals have
been mado at tie Custom-IIouSe in the last three
days. Messrs Washington Ensal, George AchrlrGle
aue james Scott were Among those who received
notice to quit. Il is reported that one OF these was
dismissed ior receiving iees roa merchants Collector
S.Lel is 1t p;esent absent in Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

RE-ArFOnrIoSrEYr or THE POLICE FORCE
Ucruiy .Snporintcrdcnt Carpenter Nj" proceed to day
to reappoon the Police force OF the city, IN order
that they nsy be- more efectaal IN ahUrdins prolec
ton TO the lives ard property of our citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-21

-. .,.,,r - I, create, hight ssas the others, TIE
soG ss'ss 20 ,so.eas ,.eS j. n ~ W., y. ~ r.,
I'D u s f. sf SsG' sssS % a'':
eSshI"c t'se ha noouutaa preseata nvcb more ab-
secs D",o 20 he east TIE strata waca lie on
tS% ,oSu slope asd DIP westward under tho riyef
'""e'' E'ue IrestoDc,
az
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15

NEW INVENTIONS.
Tugr rssslvtITHE MkGIc GAS sTgvK
j ~ shicA the eceAHg A snaa FaFg car b d0ns -
ne Gas fafEei', VIII esekiag Fssseif, cay 81
KNIFE sHAKPElsE2 AND poLlsHER, great
YANKEE HATCH STAND, great sesarIg against
drr-rrre cn3 ses
pstsns fesl tyssnasr. "a Yssseh ccese Casters.
aecit MAfAKNLE WILsoN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF Nd.
EXTRA CLASS 4,
Q be drnwn in Baltimore, Nd. Saturday Jan 81 1851
10000 Numbers!-1,OOO Prizes!
= c II 4 Vi Il

In these Lotteries every Prize be drawn by some one
as al the Prizes are drawn out a the heel.
~ ]. h. hUBBAaD Co. authorized ty the Man
ayers to hll all orders.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15

TUSr RECEIVED per steamer Dr.. Eobsrssos--
- 800 sacks flne salt.
20 T" Bgictlg enoiee cO1ee.
20 bids prime spgAr;
o IBIS SIS AinOnds
10 BAGS Pepper,
10 bags spice;
- packages fohaeee:
q BAGS is6anea glsar, e1lFa-
novu =. O. RANDY,
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES ron GEETLKMEN.z
HAVE Eea re ioiiowins hne staek for HnseF
4 Seats F.snsA CAT Stitched Dosoie sels hostss
= 6Aiteass
Dress Reefs
Paisnt Leather ana D. :. 01ilsrK
super sFsnsh Clolh nraas
+" CALI Qaf1Rd Ites. aeehss sotsas
tolet aiFpsfA ~ e. aaA patterns
BsYs ard keaAf Water aud Dreas sh9es, Fuupt.
ans taltsgss &e. JOHN kAM26k.
dse2e e ceasgsal
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
WHEELING,
PITTSBURG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FATTe

- NIAGARA FALLS.
To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains at Ga NJ 10 AN and6PM
TIRST TRAlN-Cleveand Pittsburg steubenyie and
"hsehng, Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati o'clock
M Tor all the Eastern cities; also, Detroit via Cleveland
Springfield, Wilmington Circeve, Lancaster aud Zsnes-
vile, Chcohe and Athens This train stops Gin
cnnatt and Columbus at Loveand Morrow Xenia Lon
don only.
SECOND TRAIN-Ceyeland, Pittsburg and Wheeling Ex.
press Mail leaves Cincinnati at 10 O'Clock, NJ via Ceye-
and Psb1rg and Wheeling for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at al the points between Cincinnati Column
bus.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'Clock, P NJ, for Springfield Wilmington Crcevile
and Lancaster, Chicothe and Hilsborough. This train
stops At all points between Cincinnati and Spl rRfed
FOURTH fRAlN-Cleveland and Pittsbug Night Express
leaves Cincinnati at O'clock, Cleveland Pitts
burg for all the Eastern cities. This train stops points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train on Sunday at $50 o'clock p NJ for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Tme-z Minutes faster than Gin
cinnEti.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And Az information, please apply at tie Offices No Rurnet
House, second door West Of Vine street, No III Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast corner Of Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House or at the
Eastern little MiamD Depot, East Front ,treet
Ogice hours from ~ 4. n, until % p H.
p. w. STRADER, GtnTAgTe
TIE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the principal Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions at ether OF the above
oces, will call for passengers IL all parts the city with
outfsi lmay27l II. B. RUGGLEs Conductor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
Guns! GunsH Guns!!!

TALL a CUNNINGHAM. So. At Pubiie SCARE, have
II las received AM cpeaed q splendid assortment q
snxls aad Doshs hrd ana Deer 6ans, amanE vAch are
~ 81 The ,efTae sstey keAaFae nan aisctere, Aad
ether zoe 6aas IN compiste- These CUES are al o.
thsir oan impertafcn areei fom HnasDa and we're al
made - their eau aEder cxFressY kr thas mArkst
Ahn SaaFps 4 4 aaa Shot Gaas, Colls Reporters Al.
iens SCI cceknS Fas. toEetheT via ne kce>t aSsort
meas q Pusaer ssks sAol Pseehss and Belts epsn-
81 Ia sashsuse pevl3-dm IA.
DA1ssNs, ALst0N %, \ a.. les. receives ~
h A LoN6HCAsE CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
Facts About AmbrOtypes.

a BY A. LARcoMBE.
Ambrctypes made nowhere else Ia Nashville than
he Anbrotype R3oms No. 40 College 81
AmbrOt5 pes sce made up double plate giass hefmet
e2y sealed and thus protected against an possibility q In
Jury
Amorotype ooanterfeits made single glass; not
sealed, and durne ordinary dsEaercotgpe
Ambrotypes uaiei by Inventor 20 distinguish
then from All other pictures Other borrow She aaa<
I'd Apply taenor piclure Which lacks tho main
saints Of an Amhresfpe-sane and durability. abs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15

SWEET HAVANA ORANGES.
on BaLs swEEr HAVANA ORANGES,
III bbss Pecans;
ia9 bexes IRE crAekert
gFczs SLY Rockets, asserted.
" Rcman cAadeA,
- spn whess
- hile Ligafs,
1900 Tofpedoes.
% hSxes ". Z. Cheese.
10 lemors.
lee &ssea Cans oyslers Fvesh:
ESQ b0xes sard1es, sssOgs-d best hrands
FcF sis a. J. q. R0hERFs0Ns consrciicnaFy
ncszl ktd bakery, "a lFoaasay.
fioD FxsEE-has, al AID hs.A Il
y ds<T KuAsKy&
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
On the Havana Plan!
PRIZES GUARANTEED!
5 10000!
ONLY $4,000 NUWRERSl
PRIZNs PAYARLE MITnOur DEDuCrIO,

llla Prizes auloGniing to... ..-- ..fIuEOV
Tickets SO 90: Halves So 90; Quarters $3.50.
The 500 pr Of $40 are determined b. The last rgure
Of TIE number that draws Capital prize Of eaeoo The
Capital prize ain q end Eifh one % he nEures
i,2.2,A5,6T,s 90. fhose Mhos fekeis ending van
sane hgufe he s IN The Capital s b. entied 10
sac. Halves and Quarters IN ProPorton.
Persons sendng monsy b. mA need not feAr rs beng
lost Orders panctsaly attended To- Connano4t0ns con-
ndentai Bsnk Notes af soand banks taken - par.
Those wiahing particular numbers shoud order imne-
diztriv.
Address orders for ticktts %
JAaEs ,. WISTER. hansger Macon, Ga.
crn. @. d. WINTER, p o. Boz SO. Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-15
STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
Regular New Orleans Packet.


E1k - THE substantial steamer CUMBER-
~ s73 LAND, captain WIN. DURRxTr, having
superior accommodations for Psssen-
gers Freight and ock VIII ply during season as above
and all intern ediatandiags Her exceeding light draught
viii insure in the most of direct shipments Mes
W. A. JOHNSON Co. Of New Orleans will act Agents
in conjunction vi Capt. NJ D. p H. BROOKS who will re-
side permanently in New Orleans No 27 CarondeIet ST.
during the business for he pIrpose Of giving
rs attention to the filing of ali purchase orde the
est figures II. IT, HARRISON,
decS-6m Ace
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07

In offering its objections TO the New Con-
stitation snd calling upon the people to
vote for Mr.. Samuels, on the ground Of his
opposition to that instrument, the Dubuque
Erp,sss says:
There is another very important issue
that Is the question or railroad incorpora'
tons. In some Of the States of the tnion,
railroad interpretations have become ~ pow
crful that the Legislature i completely
controlled by them. New Jersey : an ea-
ample of this. Her Legislature ard entire
State Sovereignty are IN submission 10 inc
Camden and Amboy Railroad Co. 30 that
he Is often called IN the cast the state o'
| Camden and An.Loy. The Republican party
| i, the pari, whicl, favor all sorts u moor
! poratlons. and u enrich IT. own partizans
would Do 81 At the expense ot the State, a
! il has done in other sections oi the country
Nav the EEpnss !, either grossly ignorant
ar mos, 4tupcndou,ly dishonest. !, il not
aware that onc great opposition last month
to the adoption of ia" New Constitution
.roccedrd from the Railroad Coinpanic,
IL can scarcely Le that ignorant, aud Yet II
IN Opposing this Constitution on the ground
that II give, too much power IL railroads.
Why, to such MI extent was the Up. o itlol
Il the Railroad Company here carried
.gainst the New Constitution. that ~ n,
eIatne on the road, ut least among the Ia
lrorcr,, etc, could have kept his situation
day after il was known that be- intended
to vote for hat instrument, or after hc had
thus voted They were allowed H. vote a,
hey pleased for candidates, but they were
compelled To vote against the Constitution.
| lst here We have Democratic paper ,n-
lea,oring 10 make NH argument against the
constitution, because IL iavors Railroad. to,
much IL is little singular the Railroad
Companies were not themselves aware al
ow much they are favored rs incorporation.
y this instrument. If the editors Of I'll,
Express will read Sec. Is of the Article on
Bill Of Rights, they will find The "asoa ior
th, opposition Of Railroad Companies u
the New Constitution. II reads thus:
Private property shall not be taken io'
public Use without just compensation being
tirst made, or secured to bc made 10 th,
,wncr thereof, ~ soon NJ tho damage slal
i,e assessed by a jury, who shall not TAX,
INTO consideration any advantages that ma,
result tn said owner on account Of tue in,
provemont for which il " taken"
Does the Express approve or oppose thi
scction2 We should like to hear from il
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07

THE FOLLOWING LIST or VALUABLE
j Lands srs oasFsd III sais b, the sAasTsls.sl %
shs uoss isvorabe 'stns ths prices being moierat-
one fourth cash and the balance ~ tive ihrs,
and four wears with tea PCS cent iu,.rsst
" y II L and y ~ y /. So Town
-pRiE.
W.; ,fsE and Sc \ Of 81. ef..e iowa
NJ. Ne. ot.e u TrsRlE
~ -wn aai " i ofs n = - see ~ I
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! II : / Il sse ~, ~ RIA
W y ~ " 81 .se y I 70 RE
NJ = II 4 ana J. " ~ .-e a =
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Wv u : ~ .sc 5sRtL
NV ~ " ~ soc 6 fsykiF
FvElF
VI " - So >, sgRlk
= . " u Sc Isok
Nv ! u y " : u ..e =, 1 s0Ri
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Wv ofsW "a set ~ Z So RI
= % : " md : Il Es y So 10 7
ssafsw &c .er %. Tso,Ei
E.L
Sc. q NE = ST. :. TseRsE
> - / of - -. ,8EgE
w Of W r. !. ~ 49, 10. r y agI
sui $50 ~ RE
y Of y " " go ~ L ~ rae
Sw. ofsw Of .ee ~ RAJ
sw - " . u see %. 4 soRsE
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j. .siG BIAkEaoRE a IAwE-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07
s.z. When uaf uartv b.came ,

- When oar party become dis
gu.ted" with our course, as th, Republican
party Of Scott county are said to be with
the course oi the Davenport Gas,tts,' Il
may be time 10 trump up apologies f'r what
we write DtJugue No,ihWa.
The Northgest has no reason for believing
that the Republican party Of Scott county
or single man IN IL, ~ "lisgngtedn with
t,c course IL the Gazette, excepting through
tie Democratic papers here, whom to he
gust Is the very best evidence IN the world
We are meeting with tho entire approval OF
our own party and II all respectable citizens,
We can assure oar contemporary up the river
that the Ga-ettt and IL party here, ars a
unit They act together On all occasions,
mutually support each other, aud equally
rejoice In victory or lament defeat hut We
have the word of the principal Democratic
paper IN Dubuque, that tie Northeast IL not
recognized ny tue great majority Of itsown
party ia that county Whether It las
d.gustcd' the Democrat,, party We d.
not know, but We scarc.ly tl,inh il hs, vital
strength enough IL prove a disgusting object
in any quarter II j. merely the urRan II
GEN G.orve Washington Junes,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07

SIAIC SrsaroR.-A lew DAYS since the
Gasette, in reply Go our suggestion that a
distinguished Democrat " this place NIGH,
be candidate for State Senator, said that
Mr.. Rusch, the present Senator. would hold
over another year. The Gasstte is mistaken
The schedule u the new Constitution, in
famous Is il Is for containing In Office th,
Black Republican,, docs not reach Mr.
Rusch. He was elected 10 iii vacancy
caused by the resignation Of A. C. Fulton.
and was not elected nj regular election 10
Ill full term. The new Constitution saws.
See. G Of the infamous schedule:
There shall he elected. at suel election,
the successors Of such State Senators a. were
elected IN the August election of the year
1854, &c." Mr.. fnltoa was elected in 1854
and resigned in 1856, when Ru.ch Was elect
Cd ~ ~ racaacg. Sec. 10 of the schedule
does not apply to the case Of Mr.. Ruscl.
The Democracy will put in nomination a
candidate for State Scnator.-Dmecra'
Section 10 Of the " infamous schedule y
says:
senators elected a, tho August election.
N the year one thousand six hundred and
nity six, shall 1ntlnue in Office until the
second Tuesday u October, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and tifty-nine, at
which Tune their successors shall he elected
- may be prescribed by law"
Mr.. Rusch tea. siscted at the august el....
ton, In the year one thousand and iifty-six.
Section 10 follows section ], and il j. plan.
definite and emphatic. A senator can D,
elscted this year only BY setting aside thi,
section. But II the Democracy are deter
mised 70 elect Senator, let them 20 ahead
Yet the motive OF the Demortaf is very %.
parent. tt whole object Is 10 &C., Mr..
kusch our VI olIice-not that he has failed
IN single duty, or not made m efficient
aud influential Senator, but be Is ReysLi.
sas and Csr~aa. Tho Democracy cannot
stand this whom it has - many friends t.
reward and 10 much German Rcpublicanisn,
20 punish Their organ here caano, bear to
- Cr~aa, of all otLsr men occupying IN
o@ce which would ~ happily GIL the am
bition d csrtain leading native born Dem
ocnts. Il would o,erturn tile Constitution
itself, IL necessary, ~ Il " now trying Ia oL.
litsrats one section Of il, 70 get Mr.. Ku.ch
nut II ONCE. But We can assure il, that !,
the Republicans honestly though, q new
senator Is 70 BE- elected from this county
ssxt month, they would nominate Mr.
Rascb aeHio by exclamation for the Office, 10
exhibit their confidence in him q man and
thsir approval a his course = IN officer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07

.SriRIrraLisM. Some ten OF twelve
since, Judge Lowe, the Republican, candi-
late for Governor IA, i believer IN sWe.
jenborgiansm, as thousands Of The best aud
most talented men 10 tue union now are
after which, becoming convinced that swe
denbourg, though good man, Wa not en-.
tirely correct in hi. theory, be united him
self with the Presbyterian church, Of " hich
lac has ever since been Ill exemplary and
universally esteemed member aud a All
honorable, consistent, straight forward man,
enjoys the rcspce, aud confidence oi all who
know him. When the nouga. Nebraska
Bill was passed, and tic attempt was made
by the office seeking Democracy, to force
slavery into Kansas, he was one Ut it, ear
hest and most incorporating opponents.
Having thus done, what else could he
expect but detrae,on, contumely and black
guard insult, from men and presses, who 10
secure Office anil patronage, will openly al.
yoeaic the traffic IN human flesh l--Dabnqne
Tribune
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07

cratic procession in Cleveland in homer Of
the nominee for Governor is thus describ-
ed
A, the coft.9, passed up the hill in faint
starlight, IL presented = striking appear
ancc. The order maintained was a. fol
lows
Two Of Geef Cos Horses.
Two more Horse,
The Driver,
Fore wheels OF the Carriage.
THE CARRIAGE,
Hind wheels OF the Carriage,
Immense cloud VI Dust,
Covering everything, and beautifully typical
Of the Democratic party Of Ohio, which
is nj present under cloud"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-07

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