The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-25

all--that the industsious man can always |
earn living for himself and family In the
Wsst. With capital or without it, the 6eld
10 open. Little labor will produce much.
and we may say to the farmer. little pro-
duce will bring much. The advantages
Of our soil, climate and productions
have not bean exaggerated. There b
not one.fourth Of the financial dislress
West there IL East, and nothing ba, 4 IA
tionsl panic can interfere seriously with
Western business and financial prosperity
Property in every part and portion of the
new Western States and Territories 10
steadily and healthily incre asing in value.
There Is no prospect Of . speedy cessation
to the emigration. The very alarm exhS-
tied in some parts Of the East evidences
this. We anticipate for neat year really
larger emigration than We have had this
season. To cay there 10 even the remotes'
Ssssitsiity Of revuision and ruin in the West
while this ude flows, 10 to ssse.. an anon.
ally opposed TO reason snd common sense
and to assert that this emigration mus, soon
cease, in view Of the general prosperity oil
the great msss who have within the las,
two years found homes "a The West, 10 TO
say thu, Eastern farmers, mechanics and
lsborers, now toiiing and struggling for
bare living, and the millions in Eorop IN
countries fondly turning their Eyes TO Amer.
lea and the Great West OF America, are
inyuInerable to reason and commoa sense
Lyoss.--The Lyons City Advocate pub.
lishes . list OF the manufactures in that
6ourishing young city, by which il appears
there 10 ol76 900 capital invested, and 2so
persona are sustsine by the wages received
a. these establishments. This tells good
tale. The contract has been
let out to D. d. Huddelson. OF Chicago, for
the erection of . hotel, 10 cost about ol5.-
600. I, il 10 be commenced INN cdiatsly,
and will be ready for occupancy in . year.
!, 10 to have gas pipes IN II in anticipation
Of gas works before great time. -
Grace Church, Episcopal, . new and very
fine building, erected AZ cost .. $4,000.
hes Jus, been completed and aonsecra,ed.
II il constructed of yellow line stone, and
Of the Gothic style of architecture. The
Rev. MIR. Beers 10 Rector. Among the sub
| scribers to this church we hnd the names
Of our fellow citizens Ebenezer Cook and
John p Cook, who assisted 500 each.
Iowa Election.
The Pro.Slavery papers still keep blow.
ing over the Iowa election. We have been
looking through the Official figures, and 6nd
this state Of facts:
Ir. Fisher, Democrat, who received Dos
majority, resides in Clayton county. That
county gave Fremont $50 majority, but out
Of compliment 10 Fisher, gave him A07 ma
jority over Bugbce, Republican. Il gave
Manning. Republican, 295 at the sane
election, and Parvin, Democrat, 1877, who
had 6O2 in the State. Thus il seems tina,
Clayton county elected both the Democratic
candidates BY Republican votes. through 10
| cal causes.
ID. Buchanan county, which gave the
Republican State ticket 100 majority, and
went for Fremont last fall, 366, on accoua,
Of soms technical error in the returns a.
thrown out and not counted.
ID. There are fully 1900 Republics votes
In Dubuque county; only 7e0 oi them went
to the polls. which accounts for the 1855
Pro slavery majority in that county.
18th. In Floyd county. which 10 Republi.
can BY more than two TO one, no Republi.
can tickets were distributed, while the other
side Polled ls7 votes, making Republican
loss Of 800 on last fall. The same thing
occurred In Poltawatamie, losing the Repub.
licans over 800 votes. ALSO in Boone
county, losing our side 400 more.
9th. In strong, Republican counties, like
Henry, Linn. Fsyetse, Scott. Washington
and Winneshick scarcely half the Repub
lican vote was out. The Democratic count,
Of Marion. which was not counted las, tai
returned this spring giving 2os majority fol
the pro-siavery side.
And lsstly OF the s.iSo Fillmore votes
an inspection OF the returns shove lha
most OF them voted with the Border Rui
hans. Yet with all these backsets, the re-
suit was draw game, and that Il the mos
our opponeats can make OF it, Chicago
Tribune.