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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12
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Pm oct3ld
N. ". RiIcks, n. D.,
U G EON DENTIsT,
City Of Keokuk lows, ,-0noeo on Secondst., between
Main and Johnson.
nR. H., In addition to the usual
~ methods OF Inserting Arti6ci Al testA
y IN possession Of the exclusive right O&YyYYy
Tor this city Of mounting the scoatinu-
bseaty aed cleanliness.
nsL Also nountiaE teeth on osssA PsrshA.
Apr 10 is5s sd~ly
Dental sUnGEn
nk T. 3. BARBER vosid sespset- -
~ fsliy infosa his patrons ssd the
psslis gsasraity, tAas he AAs AsAsA sp'lQy1
haAAso0s saits of roons, spsring
neither pains orexpsnse 10 IKE them clsgaat and
eemfortahls, In the brick buil1iag, vest s. Of 3d.
estwssn Main and Johnsos strssts. Thsnkfsl for
past favors, he solicih > eontinaanes VI the sans
apr34d1y
II BOKUK Lodge No. Is, Il. o. o. r., -.
Mnssss every MssAAy night a. q
o'clock, Ut Odd FeIlows' Hall, corner
Fourth and Main streets.
PssAssAstsek Lodge, No. ~, T. o. o. r. meets ev-
cry Friday night at o'clock, at Old Fellow Hall.
Puchsehstaek Ensanpnent, No. 4, meets on the
nrst and third Thursdayp Of every month, at 9
o'clock ?. H., at Old Fsllows' Hall
AL wscsnren IN 60o0 sEenolnG lnvfto0 20 ATTEND.
| my0dly
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u nANNER Lodge No. rs, I. o. q q. r. meets -
ID every Friday Evening, u Tsmpsr.acs
Hall, on Main street, At " o'clock. AilG
iavised 70 attend.
ny3e-d1y A@f
TNR GcYHEI1NN 10T,sE- -
yR0NT-6T. T...--......RT. MADISON. IOWA,
~ AZ ban enlarged and tAsreaeAly ssnovaisa.
II aad y now . large aad eeams1io~s ssaahlish.
nsnt, convenient 70 The steamboat laading. asd n
the very ssatss of businsss.
| The undersignsd hAs fnsnkahed it thro~xAost a
he very hsst style, and tsusas thai leaS Nxreri.
eass II The business will enable hin 10 i've esna]
sssisfaction.
Oct. 30. 1855. dAwu B. ROn.
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| OseumWa House,
THe asdenignsd Asvins rsesasly pssshassd -
\ form ths tzsvsling senmunity ssa H. psblls
gsectally thai hs has rs1ttsd aad sAosoagAly ssao
vaaed tAs Houss, aad II nov psspsssd % clM =
good accommodations - the country will eaDrd 2
/ AL these vhO may favor him With sall, NJ con
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NTEhAvs just received three maerihcent6l and
w Octave Rosewood Pianos with entire ivos
frame and circular scale. Also one second- hand
Gilbert Piano (Almost nswl for rent or sale at .
bargain.
A lot Of Taylor'sinpFoved mnsic stosls, sad In
da rubhsr piano covers, with NJ. the new and late
sheet music.
On hand q goodAssortment ef Melaaeons and
Aolicons. PATkICh GROUSE,
Second street bet. Main Johnson.
nuv76d Keokuk.
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= sAants, sora~ u 6tAts ard 6ostA Water sarsss
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0rAERO0D 4 M,CUNE,
"MOLfSALE 0roesss and Commis1iea Nor
w chants, second door shove ths corner sf Blsn.
dsas, Ws.sf 0srsst, Ksskak, Ieua.
March Q, lssS.-dAwly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-12

yR0aT 81 T.....-.......PT MADISON, IOWA, II
II AS ban enlarged and tAersagAly ssnovaasa.
- aad y nov large aad eeamsaioas sstAAlish-
0snt, convenient 70 the steamboat laaAing. an4 u
the very centre 0k bssinsss.
The Sndersignsd hAs fssnishsd u lhroaeAost Ia
The very hsst styls. and tsusls thai leae sxperi
sase u The busasss will saabls hin 70 give es1sal
sstisfaction.
Oct. 30. 1855. dAvu B. =. ROR.
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WAoLkSALR 0NlCKRS aad Cepniaisp
w sshaass, No. % vsssy vtyset. Setv1en Z
way and 1rsspwich streets, NHW YOB
hsepsetfnty solicit call frsn ths oapAa,
lows when visiting the New York maSkss.
February =. 1855. dly
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MERCHANTS, wEsTERr LINE.

MercAasdiss Transpsrtcd TO all parts Of the Wsst sss
South West.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

Democratic state Central Committee.
The following gentlemen constitute the Democratic
NAte Central Committee for the ensuing year:
eacramento-V. E. Gcigcr, r. FormAiI, J. II. Sulli.
van, Sacramento City rost 0nhce Peter DroSS, Mich.
igan Bar Post 0fhcc.
San RTancIsco--T Foley, II. n. Truett, J. r. Hoge,
Robert o. rnRc, SAn Francisco Post Ofhcc.
II DoradO-D. W. Gclwicks. W. II. Smith, VIM. A.
January. Placervlllc Post Office A. Bt. q. Denver
ColomA Post OF Zoe.
Tnolumne--A. N. Francisco, Sonora Post Ofnce.
NevadA-e. II. Chase, Nevada Post OtAcc, 8. g.
Lewis, Fan Juan Post OfAcc
OalaveraH-A. II. Putncy, MuFphy's Post Office.
Placer. Anderson Auburn Post Ofhcc
YnbA-T. d. RCardOn, @. W. BloOr, Maryuvllle Post
Office.
eIukiyou-E. H. Steele, Scotth Bar Post OfAce.
Fan JOaqnln-ll. I. lugHns, Stockton Post OF nce.
Fresno-E. 7. Hart, NlIllcrtOn Post Ofhcc.
Butte-Thomaa A. Turner, Orovle Post Office.
Los Angeles. ". Shore, Los Angeles Post Of hce.
6onoma-J. NJ. Hudsprth, SonOnG Post fAce.
Trinty-S. u. KrcIdcr, WcAvervlc Post Ofnce.
blerra-FrancIs Anderson, DOwnevillc Post Ofhce
Amador-T. A. Springer, Jackson Post Office.
Esnta Cara-Wm. Mathews, San Jose Post Ofnce
Cortra Costa-A. n. Msloney, Marines Post OF.
Gee.
Piumas-w. y. Sawyer, Quincy Post OfAce.
Suffers. Warrington, NIcolaus Post Office.
Del Norte - G. N. hornbury, Crescent City Post or
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
DEMOCRAT.

'On Saturday next Pen. Johnston is
rot in California a. present, but is expect
cd on the next steamer. AS soon aS he
arrives we will invite him to visit FL DO
RADIO. We are aS anxious to hear him aS
our good old fiicnd. Democrat" The
Know NothingS and Black Republicans
hate and fear him, and we'll they may for
in every controversy with them he has
come of victorious The factions arrayed
against the Democratic PARTY have not in
their ranks a "loeman worthy Of his steel. :"
The X. Ms pittcd their favorite against
him in Placer county few days before
the November election. and Pen fAyed
him alive. We doubt if hc could be in.
duccd again TO stump it with Pen
Where defeat is inevitable, it is prudent
to gracefully cave.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
=. A Democrat" Answered.

EDIroRs MOUNTAIN DENoCRAT: A serb.
bier, who cvincCs more malice than brains
in a communication signed ~ Democrat"
and published in the PlaccrNillc 4imeri.
can Of to-day, asks the MOUNTAIN DExo.
Graf to answer the following questions:
al. What is the Cnitcd States law relating
10 mail contracts and mail contractors?
80. Is Mr., e. l.. Weller. Post Master at Ssn
Francisco. security for an mail contractor! II
30, for whom?
Z: VIM IS John Ferguson?
"a. Is Mr.. John FerguSona mail contractor.
II he is, how many mail contracts does be
hhld:
Feeling some interest in the persons
whose names he uses, and having it in my
power to answer the questions, have
thought proper to save you that troublS
For the information required by the
first question, I refer "A Democrat" to
the Acts OF Congress.
Cd. Mr.. c. l.. Weller is not security for
any mail contractor.
Sd. Mr.. John Ferguson is gentleman,
and in every way superior to "A Dem
ocrat." q
4th. Mr.. John Ferguson is not g mail
contractor. lie does not hold mail con-
tract Of any description.
Yours, II. LEE.
PlacCrville, July 18th, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
Independents Can.llaate.

A T THE SOLICITATION Of many voters
IA Of this county, not one ofwhom is Dem
ocrat, the undersigned announces himself 3
trail COMMITTEE. subject to the decision-whsh
will undoubtedly be against him-Of the Elee'
tors at the ballot.bOx, on the frat "Wednesday
Of next September, if not sooner. ! am . Ne
tional Democrat, so is my partner; he was
placed OH the Central Committee, l Srasnt; I;
hence my "independnnt" feslinsA.- The time
(which ought to have arrOVen has arriv" fcr
good men to nominate themselves, aud there
fore take pleasure in announcing to discrimi'
mating public that am zone of EN-" ] have
not yet immortalized myself, but intend 70
--srhen elected! = b.. -..-e....---
il9s8wl L. FISK.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
Correspondence Of the Democrat.

KELSEY TOWNSHIP, .Ju'y 23d, 1857.
EoIToRS EMocRAT: \ literary star has
made its appearance in our horizoVP and
its radiant SCintillaling rays have penctra-
ted the dark rcccsScs Of our township.
Tho hitherto unknown illuminant, has re-
deemed us from the oppressive thraldom
Of ignorance and vandalism, and we may
now occupy aconspicuous position among
the constellation Of refnlgcnt stars in the
literary SKY. With pride can we now re-
cur to Piece which ornamcntcd the Pld-
cFrri2c AmCric0n Of last week, and sign.
cd "DemocrNt Of Kelsey Township" as an
example of our intellectual worth, and
boast that it was citizen Of our own
Township who has discovered the start
ling and prodieious fact, that "in convcn-
tons merit is entirely discarded" :" and in
consequence Of which, some Of the candi-
dates now presented by the Democratic
party do not come up to the Jctfersonian
test Of honesty and capability." Yet
this same gentleman, ofgreat literary rep
utation, exalted ideas and JcfFersonian
honesty and capability, who, but for a
slight mistake in his initials, might be
tiS uutiIOi vi tuC hUlloAS-ANcUIAehU UCt,-
the Hhle huge giant,--was candidate
at tho last primary election for delegate
to that convention which is now SO Oh.
noxiouS to, and SO much at variance with
his idea Of Jcitcrsonian "honcsty and ca
pability"! But the infatuated and stupid
voters Of Kelsey, whose pusillanimous
and obSequiouS Subscrviency to insidious
party demOgogucs he holds in utter ab.
horrcnc", could not appreciate his great
superiority Of "honcSty and capability."
Hence his Oxtrcmc rcpuSnancc and aver.
sion to conventions.
Tho gentleman has discovered and dc.
pictcd the morbid cancer which co,rodcs
the pining state Of the body polite in the
convention system, but has failed to offer
a remedy. Now is the time peculiarly
adapted to the formation Of ticket wor-
thy of the confidence Of tho people," The
gentleman has neglected to point out the
modus opCrandi in lieu Of the convention
system, by which tho formation of that
ticket may be conSnmmated.
ECHO OF KELSEY TOWNSHIP.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
Proceedings of Com mon Council.
PIacervillc. July goth. 1857.

PiacerVlllc, July 2Oth, 1907.
Mayor Chambcrlin presiding.
Prcscnt-Ald Tannewald, Jones, Cow.
en- and Burns.
Minutes read and approved.
Report Of Collector, showing the names
Of those persons who had refused TO pay
license under the new ordinance, was read
and ordered oil tilc. The Collector was,
on motion Of AID, Burns, instructed to
again call upon the dclinqucnts, and in
the event ofthcir refusing to pay, to bring
suits for the recovery Of such license.
Ordinance No. regulating the police
department was read and laid on the ia.
bic, for one week.
Moved by Aid. Gowen, that the Mar.
shal be instructed to proceed to the immc.
diate construction Of a cistcrn near the
st. Louis House, above stony point. Car.
ried.
Bill Of Mr.. Lcvaillant for S6 90, read
and ordered paid.
Board adjourned.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

ANERorYrEs.-Mcssrs. Royso & God
frey have opened Daguerrean Gallery
few doors above Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express Office, on Main street, where
they arc executing the various kinds of
pictures pertaining to their art at very
low prices. five may judge by tho pic
turcs they have on exhibition, they arc
masters Of their art, and can "takc" the
"human face divine" to the satisfaction
of all who arc good looking. They can,
also, take" tho homcly in all their natu-
raj uglincSs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

STEPHEN J. FIELD.-This gentleman,
the Democratic candidate for Judge Of
the Supreme Court, is highly respected
and esteemed, both as q jurist and q gen.
tleman, where no is best known. His
nomination over one Of the most popular
men in the State, Is an evidence at once
Of his standing and ability, and . Aattcr-
ing endorsement Of character. The Ma
rysvillO Inquirer, tho organ Of tho Know
NOthingS in the northern counties, In an.
nouncing his nomination, spoke Of him as
follows:
Judge Field has long enjoyed the reputation
Of being one OF the proioundCst lawyers in our
State, that boasts Of 70 many eminent legal
gentlemen. He 10 man Of ripo experience Of
Untiring energy and industry, aud whose char.
scter is without spot or blemiSh. In word,
besides being an accomplished jurist, he 10 in
every other respect peculiarly fitted for the
lofty poslttOu 70 which he aspircS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

Mr.. A. T. TAYLOR, Thursday last, pre-
scnted us with basket of magnificent
peaches, from his orchard near Upper
Placcrvillc. They were the fruit of a
tree twenty. seven months from tho stone,
and were large, juicy and Of delicious ia.
vor. Mr.. Taylor's trees are almost break.
ing down with the weight Of fruit, and
he has already engaged his entire crop to
dealers of this city, at q handsome price.
WOhcpc he may be richly repaid for his
great outlay Of labor and money in tho
culture of his promising young orchard.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

Too MOpESr BY HALF.-Thc GIobs saws
It is suggested that Mr.. Stanley will run
we'll in the mountains, on account of his
services in the suit against Adams & Co.
The only objection, however. is tho foo Of
$4,000 charged on the occasion! 1t will
bc rather difficult to make tho miners un.
dCrstGnd why he did not take tho whole
pile. Hundreds OfpCrsons were swindlcd
by that corrupt concern, and tho men
who assisted to screen tho scOuudrcls--
the lawyers who took large fees to defend
them, are held IN lively remembrance by
the minerG Stanley's insignificant fec oi
S2O, 600, wrung from the hard earnings
ofthO poor, will tell against him on tho
day Of election. The rsJSrmeFs have Sc
lected . very proper candidate for their
champion. His consistency is on mar
with their principles, and either is suta.
cisnt to defeat even popular men,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
The Marysville Inquirer thus sketches
the gentleman from North Carolina" as
he appeared in front Of the llaun House

the gentleman from North Carolina" as
he appeared in front Of the llaun House
The Black Republican E'ow-vvow.
The first grond pow-wow Of the Black Re.
publicans in Marysville, this season, came o(l'
on Saturday evening In front Of inc IIAun
House. The gentleman who presides at the
bar VI this house, had at n considerable expense
erected q comfortable stand for the OCCASION
we'll sheltered in the rear, so that when the
speaker, Mr Stanley, presented himself, he had
nothing to do but To proceed and tell us what
he knew about the matter.
II must have been near ninc o'clock when
the speaker was introduced to the little squad
that had. through curiosity, assembled on the
spot II was our intention 10 have taken notes
OF MIR Stanley's speech, and Of giving him con.
siderable space in our Parer but VIC soon dis.
covered this was unnccC ssary, rs the SacIa-
ment0 Union of the day before, saved as the
tronblc. Without spending words, We will
simply say that the speech in front ofthc Haun
House was the same, precisely, as that deliver
cd on Friday evening in Sacramento including
the Supreme Court decision in the bred Scott
case, the stale clcctionccrng anecdotes, aud 40
forth TO the close.
II is perhaps due to Mr. Stanley to saw that
he pleads the case for the Black Republicans
about as well as any one who has undertaken
1t. Is, however, an uphill business, even
with him.
The meeting throughout was cold, not n
spark of enthusiasm enlivcning either the
speaker or his hearers. Whatever may have
been Mr.. Stanlcys cncourR cement elsewhere
in the cause he has so recently esPOuscd, he
nust by this time be pretty well convinced
that II has but few friends in Marysville. lie
speaks tonight at Camptonville.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
GEORGETOWN.

RIGnT,--Thc City Council has recently
appropriated small amount Of money to
each of the fire companies, and at their
last meeting ordered the Marshal to have
aciStOrn constructed on Main street above
Stony Point. This is right; and we hope
that the city fathers will not stop at this
but will render to the fire dcpa'tm 'tment all
the aid in their power. We would likO
TO sec the Engine Company's debt paid,
and the "NCptuncs' and "Hopcs" suppl.
cd with all necessary apparatus. The
city owes this to our gallant flrcmcn, ard
we believe that the tax payers will favor
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

FINE PEACuEs.-.Our grateful thanks
arc due Mrs. +. a. Bee for present Of a
basket Of large, luscious peaches. These
peaches were grown in Mr.. Bees garden,
just without the city limits, were of tho
"Crawford's Early" variety, and arc the
fruit of trees three years from the stone,
Next year, Mr.. Bee will have 100 bearing
trees in his orchard, all of tho choicest
varieties.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

We arc sorry that our friend jerry Dayton,
permitted the Know NOthings Of Sacramento
to nominate him for County Clerk, He is too
good man TO- bC slaughtered by them. His
faction is in hopeless minority. Politically,
he has always been wrong, but in every other
respect we'll back him sgainst any man In the
State
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

Fauna general assortment Of the
choicest fruits Of tho season and vcgeta-
blcs Of every description, can be found at
the establishment Of F. A. Bee, on Main
street, Fred has our thanks for several
HnC melons during the week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25


From CARSON VALLEY.-Wc were Wis
tied on Thursday last by Mr.. Murdock,
of Carson Valley. Mr.. NJ. left his ranch
in the Valley at 1 o'clock on Monday af.
ternoon, and arrived in this city at O.,
clock on Wednesday afternoon. lie trav-
rcled in light wagon drawn by two hor
ses, and brought over 500 lbs. of butter
which was purchased by Mr.. Chas. w.
Barnes Of this city.
Mr.. Murdock reports the grading Of
Slippery Ford Hill as rapidly progressing,
and says that the hill is already as easy
Of ascent as the one between this city and
Weber Creek, on the Sacramento road
He is Of the opinion that ours is the road
to Carson Valley, and that it is bound to
eventually yoMOnopolizc the travel between
that region and the valley of tho Sacra-
mento.
The wheat crop in tho Valley will be
ready for harvesting in about fortnight
1t promises large yield.
Mr.. Murdock left OH his return to the
Valley, Thursday afternoon, wagon
heavily laden with merchandise purcha.
sGd here.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

Wells, Fargo & Co. arc entitled to our
thanks for regular files of Sacramento and
San Francisco papers during tho past
week. Also, for largo budget of Allan.
tic papers
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
Campaign Appoint MemtM.
Meeting OF the Central Com mittcc

There viii DO meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee In this place (PlacerVIIe) on SATURDAY
NEXT, tho Ist Of August. A general attendance IL
earnestly requested, ~ business Of Importance will bc
brought before the Committee
ALI the DemOcratic nominees are also requested
60 attend the meeting Of the Comm ttce, Hs orange
meuts will be made for conduetmr the campaign, &c
ID. ", GLLWICKR, Chr'n.
J.J. LAvVEa, Secry
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

ED. DANOERFIELD, ofthe Amador Weck.
ly Ledger, offers his half Of the establish.
nent for sale. The Office 10 doing prof.
itabIA business, and In matsril Ia new
Daclinisg health is given by Mr.. d. 40 q
reason 10 Wtshing to dispose Of his half
OF The A@ca,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

JERRY SULLIVAN, Of San Francisco, has
our grateful thanks for 6opious illes Of
Atlantic and European papers, magazines
and pictorials
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

The communication of Democrat" from
Granite Hill, VIC are compelled to lay over uI'
next week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

En-. MCCANN is entitled to our thanks
for the daily delivery of Sacramento and
San Francisco papers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

MARRIED.-At Placcrvillc, on the 2lst inSi.'
by Rev. Mr.. Caldwell. Mr.. Dan. c. BUoKER ~
Miss MARY ANN PARKER,---------
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
THE C0PARTNERsHTP HERETOFORE ExEsT.
ing between the undersigned. hes been this day
DISSOLVED By mutual eonseat. AL persons indeD"
ed " The late arm are requested 10 call and settle
3, w. SANDEMeON
TH0e II. HEwE3.
oolOma, July sOsh. 1857. nip-lm
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

Nor of principles. You takO them all
into the market and offer them to the
highest bidder. Your party, your prin.
ciplcs, your resolutions and your paper
can bO summed up in one expressive
word-humbug!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

-
TUE CoNyrNri9N- lis LABcRa.-.As body,
we consider 1t the ablcSt of any ever elected ly
the Democratic party in the State. The char
actcr OF its delegates, ns citizens and ny indi-
vidual men, was also of higher order than
that Of those which have preceded il on similar
occasions.
The labor performed BY the Convention. We
believe To b. fully up TO the reputation Of its
delegates. Taken together, and the nominees
are worthicr and more capable men, better
ADAPTED To the positions they are sccctcdto fiji,
thar those ofanv previous ticket nominated by
the Democracy since the State was organized
More experience might improve some two or
three, but otherwise the recipients are unob,c.
tionuble men, To others it may be objected
that they arc old politicians; but to select some
leading party men seems to be necessity in the
party, and was, therefore, to be expected.
This, however, is political objection merely,
and ono in these latter days which lies against
the action OF all party Conventions.
We assume, then, that the most Of tho oppo.
Hition to the ticket nominated BY the Democratic
Convention, must be prcdicatcd upon political
disagrccments. 1t must bc founded upon polt.
ical principle and expedcncy, rather than upon
personal unutness aud mental disqualification.
union OF all the clements ofOpp0sition in the
state Will be necessary to remove from the
public mind the impression that the Democrat.
ic party, with such n ticket has ensured sue
ccss. No divided assaults can hope TO over.
come such well appointed political battery.
The nominee for Governor, may br. 10 scmc
extent, vulnerable in his past personal history,
but as Dcmocrat-a strict party mnn- as
man, too. of Legislative experience. he can
claim as right the Jealous support Of every
Democrat in California. This trait in his Nc.
litical character will render him prc-cmincntly
obnoxious to those who are not Democrats.
Sacramento Onion.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

ATTRACTIVE - In ~ organizing the
Know Nothing faction, says the State
Journal, the leaders call upon all classes
for assistance, and under the new regime
foreigners arc not excluded. AS offering
strong inducements, they arc referred to
the scenes at Washington City, tho blood.
stained ground ofLouisvil!c, and the low.
ing Kindness manifested towards them
two years ago, In this city, by an arbi.
trary decision Of ignorant Inspectors Of
election, they wore not permitted to vote
unless they showed their naturalization
papers Somo Of them had their papers
At = distance and were willing to swear to
the fact, others had lONt thcm, but with.
out the papers they could not vote. And
now these same men ask the very ones
they sought 60 degrade few years ago,
70 unite with them to defeat party that
fought for their rights! Our adopted
tellow'citiGcns are too intelligent to be
Enlled by the Spccious sorhistry Of Know
Nothing demAgoEucs They will now, az
ever, be the StCAdhst friends Of the Dem.
ccratic party.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

SATURDAY, JULY 2S. 1907.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

Regular Democratic Nominees
Mountain Democrat., 1857-07-25

PLATFORMS. ure not much in favor Of
party platforms and many yTCsolutions.--.Sde "a