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Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
Total number Of Delegates, Ill

AOthA va pf' SAbNEJ 40
Mr.. Williams then offered tho follow
lug resolution
Rmlccd, That all male citizens of this
State over twcnty-ouc years Of arc, who
will declare that they arc not members Of
any other political than the Democratic
party, that they endorse the Cincinnati
platform and the administration of Prcsi.
dent Buchanan, and that they intend in
good faith to support the nominees of the
Democratic party at the next general cleo
ton, shall be entitled to cast their votes
within their respective precincts for dele.
gates to the nrXt Democratic County
Convention to he holden in this county.
Mr. lIumc offered tho following as q
substitute:
! Rcmtred, That it is incxpcdient to pre-.
/ sent any rule for the regulation Of the
franchise at the primary meetings; that
the conditions of such franchise shall be
determined by the Democratic voters Of
the several precincts.
On motion of Mr.. Briggs the above res
olutions were laid Oh the table by the fol-
lowing votc-thc ayes and noes having
been demanded by Mcssrs. Williams, Fisk
and Gclwicks:
AyCs-Mcssrs. Briggs, lIume IIillcy,
ROugerS, Frazier and Green-G.
Noes Messrs. Gclwicks, Williams,
Fisk, Buckingham and Galbraith-5
Mr. Gelwicks then offered the following
resolution:
RcSOlrcd, That no man who voted for
Mr. Fremont for President shall be allowed
to vote At our primary elections.
M. Hume moved to amendby inserting
the name Of Mr. Fillmore after the name Of
Mr.. Fremont; Mr.. Briggs seconded the
motion.
On motion OF Mr. Green tho resolution
and amendment were laid ON the table by
the following votc-thc ayes and noes
having been called for by Mcssrs. Gel
wickS, Williams, Fisk and Galbraith.
-iWs- Mcssrs. Briggs, Hume, liillcy,
Buckingham, Rodgers, Frazier and Green
-.
Noes - Mcssrs. Gclwicks, Williams,
Fisk and Galbraith. A.
On motion the Committee adjourned to
meet at the call Of the Chairman.
u. w. GELWlCKS, Charm.
JonN Hume, Secretary.
Precinct MEETINGS. - Tho following
places have been selected for holding the
primary meetings. for the election Of dele
gates to represent the Democracy in our
County Convention
First Wartl-W. Krahncr's
Second y. \. Bees new store room.
Third st Louis House.
The polls will be opened ut eight o.
clock, L. NJ. precisely.
u. w. GELWICKS,
Chr'n. Dem. Cen. Com.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

precincts is called and uncontcstod dele
gates noted by him.
On motion OF Mr.. Green, tho members
of the Committee residing at PaccryiIlc--
McsSrS Gclw ickS, Rogers and Hume
were appointed committee 10 secure II
suitable room for the holding ofthc Coull-
ty Convention.
In accordance with the basis of repro
scntatiOn fixed in the first resolution the
following appointment of Delegates was
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

Our pleasure loving friends will rcmcm.
Der that on next Friday evening, Mr..
Lemon, of the Cedar Ravine Hotel, gives
Fourth of July Ball. lie is making ar
rangements for large company, in an
extraordinarily fine style, and We may
expect a brilliant assemblage to bO pres.
ent on the occasion.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

Mr.. O'Donncll has kindly rendered the
Theatre to the Committee for the meeting
Of the Democratic Convention. The Con-
vcntion will meet promptly at o'clock.
P. H., on Wednesday next.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
PLACERVILLE.
DEMOCR ATIc STATE CONVENTION.

AZ meeting Of the Democratic state C,ntrnl Con.
mtec held IN San Francisco on the 10th Of May, the
ioowlaE resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That the next Democratic State Cnnvcn-
tiOn he holden at the City of Sacramento, Tt ES
DAY t,r nth day uf july next, and that the basis of
Frprrs, ntalnn he as follows: One Delegate from
cry County ~ large and Delegate for every two
hundred DnmocrAiic vutcs cast, and one Delegate for
Cvrry fraction over one hundred Democratic votes
ior nny Democratic state officer at the last gen
VrAl vlcctoM-thc Presidential electors being cOnsi
Crcd oe the purposes OF this resolution, as Stale Of
nccrs,
Resolved, That McssrS. Thomas, Moore and Red
dingt0n, are hereby appointed a committee To can
vasS the official returns In the Mice OIL the Secretary
Of State, and from them to makc up and publish the
Apportlonment " Delegates tU which the various
counties arc cntitrd according 10 the basis Of repre-
scn,NtUn adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report, by which the Democrats
ns the vArions Counties will hc governed in elretnR
Delegates to the State Convention.
ALFRED RGD1NGT0N, Chairman.
p, X, W0crslpe Sec'y Dem. state Central Com.
To usN, ALFRvn REpINGroS, Chairman, &c.-Dcar
Er. Tho Committee appointed at the recent meeting
ot tho pcmoVratc State Central Committee to appor.
slan the nvlosa,Va which zach county will be entitled
90 et,tt uur the revolutions of the Central Commit.
tcc, tn meet in Convention In Sacramento the l4th
Ut July, proNinO have made the following apportiOn.
lnrnt, via.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
IlBUD'EAIU 1EMOCRAT.
.Inn I.RINTING

OF all kinds neatly and promptly executed at this NJ
Ace at the lowest prices. Our job cCc IA extensive
aud entirely new and have materials of every de-
serpOn, and eau, consequently, give sat tsfctun to
all Whu favor us with their orders. TUrms--CAS ASlI.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

cSg" Tho regular monthly meeting Of
Neptune Hose Co., No. /, will be held at
tho Council rooms next Thursday even.
ing at o'clock.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

COMrLMFNTARY.-Ih Snobhish editor
Of the State JOurnai, who writes as others
dictate, and dareS not give uttcrance to his
sincere and honest sentiments, calls the
true and incorruptiblc Democracy of FL
Dorado, the friends Of President Buchan-
an - 'man-worshipinS, sectional dlsor-
ganizcrs," because they r-luse 10 Join Mr.
BEodcrick in his unrighteous crusade
against Mr.. Buchanan. The sncers and
abuse of the JoWTnal is the highest praise
that can be bestowed OH Democrat.
Three years ago it dcIc0tM its friends in
this county by w'rocating their cause,
and assisted materially to elect the yrgu-
lar nominccs Of tile Democratic party, by
calling them "boltcrs, scctionalists"
and other choice terms. "Kcep ADDING
it," and grateful people will reward you
for Gar services. To traducc the Dc.
mocracy oF FL Dorado is what you are
cminently fitted fort suits your taste,
disposition and associations, and one bet
ter qualified for the congenial task it
would be difficult to find. Don't 'lct up,"
We beg of you; the more you abuse us,
the more we grow in favor, and the great
er confidence have the Democracy of the
State in our sincerity, fidelity and devo.
ton to the principles of our party.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

Bear in mind, Democrats this evening,
when you vote for delegates to represent
you in the County Convention, that the
Broderick members of tho Central Com.
mittee voted to lay on the table tho rcso.
luton of Mr. Williams, "endorsing the
Cincinnati pl0Jarm and the admiaistru-
to" cfI'residemt Bmhaacn," thus con.
cIusively showing that they are opposed
to Mr.. Buchanan. Tho words we have
quoted and italiciscd, were in the resolu.
ton Of Mr.. Williams, and this aroused the
opposition OF the Broderickitrs to the res.
olution. They exposed their hands, and
stand forth The enemies Of our patriotic
President.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

En-. McCAxN, of tho Theatre Book
Store, has our thanks for liberal supply
Of State papers during the past week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

I. O. o. F.-Zcta Encampmcnt, No. g.
I. o. o. f., at u regular meeting held Oh
last Tuesday evening, elected tho follow.
ing named gentlemen as officers for the
ensuing term w. NJ. Holloway, G. r..
j. NJ. Grantham, II. r.; a. I. Taylor, S.
A. Kaufman, S. W.; j. u. Boop j. W.,
Mex. Burton, 4.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
SEN FraMcIncO Awemc y.

Mt. l.. r. FISHER, Mt the Iron Building, opposite
the 0Tlcc OF the Pacific Express Company. vi
Montgomery aud Washington streets, Is our only au.
tkoriaed agent for Fan Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
Masonic.

hn cal, meeting of II Dorado Loles, No 4aR
nrh NJ 'v't q NJ 'nlc HAL OH Wed lrSday Jvns
:i'A \ l.. ;'i. f"r The purpose cf comncuoraans
ttr Att -. - Ct Il iona the Eapiyt. Il A~
Resolved, That tar ihaaEs uf the Ia.ire be tss
dered H,3.ttc iiat, J,uc Iohnsn. Tor hi. kad N
',r '"' rrt'i u 4, ivcrirH ths ~ c aud tioQues
4" est" ii.l,H ~ have lI'; Lslcntd.
Hu u .,t;' - L: H.r.s w..
'.'v"', .--; ttr -'-rr--Jrr~ uf T.. nora.s Iods,
j y '' '.c ~ 't,' ,ss ~ nc u -'A-rr,' of o.,
-' L., !ta.. .t.;, de- fir t.,!c f.At.tpal PEI
Il, -. 4, n - i"n n.,'> =; IL" day.
tH i1,t,'d e.: E.. i.>t-.
IT, ,'l CO. r.,. sac Hv.J VI u CnldutH,h b
'n' ''ei l' ';Y'tr - .c gr;tcrGty tor hts asFtt
".sa- .rt,.n e" u, Occasion
r. -, ,., ', Sc. d. 'll.- e t'.'s lo,ive resun
-, !.a',ti t,,tt, To- I"'r - n.,,a,H Esq, fer kn
g'pr,'.. grl '..'y a allowing as lie use Of ~
~ 'N = r.. .''..
Res 'y"I. at Nc n"rse Z. solutions be puHli,Aea
4. t. " Gpt IA i,W r.:
". y JANUARY. W.M
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
a.. e. aIcLEAN

Is our authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for the paper advertising or
job work left with him, will DO promptly ut
tended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
A. BADLAM, JR.,

Is oar authorized Agent for Sacramento city. All
orders for advertising left with him. will he promptly
attended to,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

We learn from the Union of Thursday
that the citizens of Sacramento arc active
ly engaged in procuring subscription for
the Wagon Road. In few hours they
collected $1,000, and the balance of her
proportion will be raised in a short time
While Sacramento is so active we should
not bc idle. The friends Of the improve
ment, all interested in the prosperity of
Ploccrvillc, should push forward tho col
lectiOns promptly and energetically.-
Subscribe libcrally, assist the collectors,
and the benefits derived from the entOr.
prise will pay you hundred fold.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
f"u'.h "c .iui: 'c;. ;.hraticM.
CGHfH or ACCESSION.


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P,,i-A 80 t.,e |! '.,N 81, i.H:
Pa c,,}t.n Pad
CvutI',t'r Iu: We Company.
t,N,,ir'.t,- II Nc t'o
h're H.'.s erl 'atl-r Company.
y r.nue ii1~c ton.rAny.
MAY y 'Hi t,,.,i...u totnc!l.
tt;:.II. at Nj,itor-.
C,tidS. aud lint, .aicp.
|" "h,'h "r!'r Nl t,u =, ri Na,n street 10 UpPa
t.""Nlo ,t,;1ra ,A,itrt r,,tA il.i, ou SAcrA.usa.
/ s'cst' A"l IrouaI f,;y II II l. tie Theatre.
Il AHSuN. Marshal
\. II lGAWLEN, t5s'%tAht.
ORDER OF ENERt I>FS AT TML THEATRE
IL rra!' y! E-v. Mr. Frcrr.
- E'"G'i ( o' t,r Declaration OF Indspcndsaes
by Hon, T.. l.. Han.
q! Mus lily the Hand.
I'h. Crn.o"-lty lion. J. q. McCA,luIn.
On, MuSic--lV the Baud.
In Ia" 'vcnvg there will be q grand display y
fireworks.
H.. order Of the Ccumtt,c e of arrangements.
CltNS ". RAKNk.S, SectetaTY.
Placer. lie, yNnc .it.,, l~SI.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
T4tsN u
L. CIIAMEERI.iN.

TIN E%1iuslAsM !nR WELLER. RON
our cX"hang,% anl priv.." letters we ,rarn
t.la, the people, from san Diego to SiSNi.
v,'l, are determined to send nonc cthcr
; than " ell Delegates to 0ur Statc Con.
'cNtien. We conI,ithtly believe that he
viii lie nominated 10y acrlamalinn-tAa
no aspirant V III lave the tcmcrity to op-
poSc lin in Convrnti, ,n-that lac is the
choice not only of the Democracy, but
every ilicnI # California. In the roun-
ties where conventions have already been
held, with ULanilnity at once fattrring
and cheering, Weller delegates have been
>",e't,d. The Sacramento 'o3 Of
Thursday, in ulluling To the enthusiasm
lor Col. Weller, says: These two ru.
olumnc aud Calavtra> make five counti,s
in which delegates to the State Convcn-
ton have either been elected, or the del
cgatcs who are to select them have been
chosen, and strange to say, al hare gohc
,f"r Weller, Los Angeles ,'i ;. Stan
iS,aus 3, Tuolumnc Ii, Sierra I, aud Cal
avcraS li-maNing already - delegates
to the State Convention in favor Of the
nomination Of Weller, whilst not a Sil.qic
one is known to have been Mttcted Ia on.
position. From present indications Wei
er appears to have q sure thing of it."
Private adviccs from reliable, influential,
well.intormcd Democrats in the counties
OF Trinity, Shasta, .Si>kiyou, klamath,
Nevada, Iuba and Placer, assure us TINT
each one of those counties will send Wei
Ter delegates. The Democratic masses
are aroused and will no longer be control
cd by wirc-rulcrS and tricksterS. They
have already spoken in tones not to be
misunderstood. Scctionalists, disorgan.
izers, and ambitious dcmagog have
had their day. The Lie"ls aud support
crs of Mr.. Buchanan are the friends ard
supporters Of John B. Weller, and hc ard
they have no sympathy for, no alilNation
with, the Black Republicans.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
AHemss fo., tllc nclmocrnt.

JOHN I.uNGWITU il auiht rizCd to act us
Agent J. the MUatIia i,miyTdt.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

politics those of Mr.. Brodcrick and his
party arc ''dU bit denticdl" But ap-
pretending that, perhaps stampede
might bc occasioncd in their ranks Should
SO ilat-tootcd proposition be adopted,
Mr.. Briggs moved that the whole matter
be laid on the tablc-hoping thereby to
SHll"cSS the original resolution along with
the substitute. The yeas and nays were
called for which resulted as follows:
Hcas-.Nrssrs. Briggs, Hume, HiUcy,
HOgerS, Frazier and GrecR.-6.
Nays McSsrs. Gelwicks, Williams,
Fisk, GalbrOith and Buckingham.-5.
So the motion to lay on the table pro-
vNilcd-cvery man voting af1irmatively
being Of the Brodcrick wing.
FOR tho purpose of bringing the main
question at issue up, so that Mr.. Brodcr-
ick's friends might have fair chance of
rghting themselves before the voters of
FL Dorado county, we offered the follow
ing resolution:
RrSOiSed. That no man who vctcd for MIR
Fremont for President shall be allowed to ,.l,
ut our primary elections.
This resolution is Sort and to the
point. There could hc no dodging the
question. ltcXprcsscs 1t the sentiment of
every National Dcmocmt-cvcry friend of
President Buchanan. Mr.. Hume moved
to amend by inserting the namc "FiIl.
more" after the name Fremont" Mr.
Briggs seconded the motion. On motion
of Mr.. Green the resolution and amend.
mcnt were laid on the table by tho follow.
ing vote;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

WAC NoSptssED.- the well.
known and popular ticket agent of the N.
T., 4 f. and Buffalo and Lake Shore Rail
roads, at Dunkirk. is the acknowledged wag
OF Chautauque County, and rarely ever
meets his match in war of wit, generally
coming out victor with flying colors. But
the other day his position was taken and h.
was entirely demolished [involuntarilyl bv
an Irish woman, in this wise. Buckley.
who is fine looking man Of, about tifiy
years of age, was standing in the ticket off
&C as the train for the west was about to de.
part, when up came an Irish woman, in the
last stages Of grief, whining and lamenting.
Now, what's the matter. madam" said
Buckley-"surely there's no necessity Of
raising such rumpus in the Depot"
But Il boo hoo but want to 90 till
Mil-waa a-a-ky."
well. madam, 60 right along to Allwau.
kee; there's no one to hinder you" said
Buckley
I"But I've niver a cent to take them there, !"
said she.
Them! Who p said Buckley.
The five children" eaid the woman
would you takecare of them Z" screamed
She
Take care Of theml" shouted Buckley !;
mo. madam-no, madam-rm not their
father"
mo sur said she, subsidina into Q whine,
mo sur, yon'rs not their fa-a-thsr. Their
fa-a-ther boo hool was-[boo ho1--thsir
ia.a-thar was dsssnt man-kee hso-boo
Asa"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

Debility and Nervousness Dstaste for Society,
Gioouly Preseniments, pain and weakness IN the
bacx impairment Of meni al vigor and memory weak
and watery eyes eruytons OH the face and body.
restlessness of vicious dreams and unrefreshing
sleep unhtness for marriage relation, improper ex.
ciabiity Of the gans, structure costsentss piies
dyspeps:a &C. To the truth Of this. more or less in
eacn case every sufferer from airy ndlle nee can
attest And fur tn. I, la .bt o. fAs,i pr dis-
sion to disease, imbecitty, impotence, insshity
&c, almost surely eventually developed Into ACTIVE
Hy, and n Is actually the NEST frequent cause OF
those malades in young persons, - proved oy the
statistics OF all countries And this Is equally true
OF both sexes-Si, II taken in time, this disease
and its consequences are perfectly smenabie to treat
ment.
Dr. Hubbell has for many years past, been con-
suited upon so many and distressing cases OF This
vice tha. hi, att en,ion has been sarily much
directed to its treatment and cure. and he Is happy
to add has beyond his most sanguine expectations,
matuted q treatment at once safe ana certain, ana
free from ia, oper atoms nauseOus medicines
DR. Hubbei's Treatise should be obtained BY every
one, as will prove COMPLETE safeguard against ini-
| position. II explains the nature and ooneeqnencts
| o. all diseases OF the generative organs.
- Those living at distance, by enclosing Two
postage stamps order to pay the postage, will
receive copy by return ofmsi, gratis.
DR. Hubbell's experience IL not exceiled py any phy-
siciAn IN the treatment Of Private Dse0ses Of any
nature.
| IN All LADIES' suffering OF Female Complaint.
whatever are recommended to cal. All cases treats
| ed and cured without delay AMI with the happteSi
results Uterine and painful menstrual obstruction
requiring surgical operations removed by seentiht
| trestu ent. II desr'd, convenient rooms provided
advice strictly confidential
| Persons living at = distance, by giving plain
statement their cases, will be attended TO punctu
ally, and medicines forwarded by express to al part
of the United States.
| Address, J Hubbe!l, D, box 1868 o, Chicago
| Illinois.
Private ONCE, No 60 Randolph st, opposite tn
! Revere Hotsl
i InnelN itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

~The Black Republican organs
in the rural districts are somewhat d.
vided in opinion on the Senatorial
question. Whilst few are found ad-
vocating Jim Grimes, there are more
supporting Fred Bissell. and very
few urging the Right Honorable James
Thorington, "late Senator in Congress-
las the Gazette says). Despite the
country papers We believe that on the
showing Of hands, the star of Thoring-
ton will be in the ascendant. jim
Grimes may open the Missouri river,
but he can't figure with "our jim"
Bissell may make more noise in a JUS
tees Court, but what does he know
about button hole electioneering
When Jim gets into the Senate "the
murdered Bangor" will revive, and
startle tho reverend seigniors with his
his ghostly presence. The beer brink
ing Dutchman may growl, but Jim
Thorington is booked for the Senate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

"Then came the Buchanan letter to
Silliman declaring that the Constitu-
ton carries slavery into all the Terri
tories Of the United States" Gazette
Buchanan's letter said no such
thing, and the Gazette knows it. 1t
merely declares that slavery now ex-
lists and for a long period has existed
in Kansas under the Constitution
That is true as a matter of fact. Sla-
very existed in Kansas at the time it
was purchased from France, and never
having been legally abolished, it exists
there still. Is the announcement Of
that truth "a great aggression upon the
North 7" Sanders must have a really
contemplate opinion ofthe intelligence
Of his readers to utter such nonsense
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30

70 IL p,easant 70 cit V1eh one's wife,
ny the light Of . brilliant taper,
While one's dear companion for life
Looks over ths family paper
And now onj then reass . song story,
marriage or Death, tragedy gory.
To feel that ones nothing to do,
But 70 sit and Pkiloscphze grsveiy,
Bach murderous DEED to e-ch-w-
Appiauding the editor bravey
For his tact. his talent, his taste and shears,
Now wiki r In laughter, nov moving I, tears.
O, happy 10 the man who II beat
With Awife that cSn tAstefuy read,
Who - IA xiv. nswspaper no rest
Til its items AAve eli goss 10 seed-
Who x aims nov Ard then the picks up the tap.
Ny dear son; the printer want Iay for his paper
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
FLOUR & FEED.
Flour and Feed store.

~ z. ELLIOTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia
W. Flour, Grain ana Feed, keeps constsntIy On
hand q his store Perry street. bet Y,0At and
eecond. Ill kinds u Flour and Peed. consisting 81
Vhite AountsiO Mills Flour In this, aud IA 81
Sacks. Rye Flour. Buck Wheat Flour, Corn Nal,
Il, ksnas Of Mil Feed viz: Bran, Shorts and Mead.
Rgs. a,so Oats and Corn, shs lied and en- the ear, s
OF which b. will liver nj any reasonable distances
VIM. hts store, free u charge TO the Retail Trade.
the highest market prce vii 1t all times be ps,6 for
wheat and nats and Buck Wheat. Store open from
: to r. n. on and after AondAy Nov. ID. 1851.
oc1odef
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
A row Limos from the Gazette.

The editors Of the Gazette claim to
be the very pink ofpropriety, and to
edit newspaper which may be safely
carried into the family circle. AS
fair specimen of the reading matter
with which tho Sanders propose to re-
gale the wives and daughters of our
citizens, we append the following OK
tracts, all taken from Saturdays issue
The Gazette opens with some Gle
cant remarks on Governor Willard, OF
Indiana. 1t very chastcly says: sal
most ten years ago he commenced b'g
drunk $50 notorious ~as that drunk
that he felt compelled to pledge him
self not to touch intoxicating liquors
until the campaign was ovcr-Mat was
the end Of drunk no. l. "TnEHcE
COMMENCED Drunk NO. q" "IShbef
Is mow prosecuting drunk no. 2! That
is mental aliment for ladies'.
1t then exercises its talents on Judge
Claggett, whom it calls "a despot'c IT.
tie tyrant," and "a contemplate dts-
gr0ce to his positton." Choice langu-
age, certainly. for temperate family
paper!
Having relieved itself Of some super
Auous bile by Safeguarding Gov
ernor, and Judge; it then scolds at
the Democratic party in a strain Ct
elegant viturpcration worthy Of John
Randolph or D'Isracli. Hear him :
"they are side ~ side wiM Southern
ultraists, trucking TO them, crinyt"y al
their feet, licking their hands, and
studying how to shoW the subseroienct
Of WHIPPED DOGS for .teur they may b.
suspected Of having some Of tie spiri'
Of men,! A happy mixture Of Mrs
Csudle and bar-room sporter, truly
but what gentleman is'not Disguised
with such stuff!
One would suppose that after thu
easing itself, the gazette would fee
better, but it docsn't-it gets worse
and in style winch makes us blusl
for the character of the Davcnpor
press, bellies Governor walker; tn
Commute found Walker drunk );
"they waited until he had slept of hi
potations )" "the Governor ran away ;.
"the Governor oas HORRIBLY protane !;
"the Governor as giyen up to ercessi,
drinking "Walkcr retired to his stat
room ,nebriated," and so on al IN tin
tum!
Now, such loafersh slang is by n
means uncommon in the Gazette; it
the staple Of its daily articles and yt
the persons having it in charge hay
the effrontry to recommend it is
FAMILY paper! Such billingsgatc a
it is its wont to indulge in disgrace
the press of our city, and we raise on
protecting voice against it. If til
editors OF the Gazette desire to pubIis
q "peekiy ~hip," "A life in Ne,
York" or a "Venus' Miscellany" W
trust they will look for filter sphcr
for their nauseous occupation than tn
City of Davenport. We want n
Akermans here.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-30
JUSTPUBLISHED, GRATUlTOUS.
To yOuNo MEN AND

To YOUNG MEN AND
others. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
arst and direct consequence
Of excess and abuse Of the
sexual system, Is . peculiar
diseased condition Of the %
minsl organs which he Au-
thor In h $ TR sAllSE, has
called the special disrase Of
AastuYbattOn. The follow
ing disorders, some In one
case, some in another, are
again the direct conseqnen-
ces VI this disease, viz /: De-
minal Emissions General