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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11


9tprb Bite Strdbe, 9bilabelphia,
Mlobrn tos Yublitum uafaTrtam Ouf ibrcn orc.
FIN Siof rem
9tacrlei SGtbcr, SlIuf.SGtbcr
unb S@reib ttrtalitn;
Sstbcs nun Der aue9ebeIMkFs 1T, Der ie ts itnen
OuotrefGn rereGn tcnntc, UNI ipdhS ie 70 ruoblktl
uuo Ne uo psrIArrt Gtpas rpcbltiltr pertaufsn t6n
Rta uno autb lpcblfler pertoufin pcrNeu, ols btcs
an ir3eno cintm Srt in philadelphia glafbt. Stt
fno iusleib bic SsraussCbtr rrn
9teltpm'S Smtlinc &an6eartcu,
vstbe 2(rttd fit Stbultu pcn tsiucn anocru In Der
anu;Gn pttttu gBeIt dttrtrciitn werecn. GlIibfaUs
ron H @
grecnlraf'e 8Gtrn ur,b SanerrS Jlsi9c bon
rsHfs S9ulbUAcrn.
Gs fuo ties bsrrtlbs uno eie bctGiu9tribtSttu
Gtbulbthrtu in ren @erttui9ten Staotsn, uno ole:
fdbe ftnptu ibrtn 9Se9 un9IaubIitb hnen in bic
Sdalen aVsr 8tnsnnan9en IN eteFm saRes. Gteu:
falls pen ##TH.HH
gSilSpn'S GcTc5;tbEc.
DitIts g8;rt cmpFiblt lrtb teicnbtrs ltl6If unS
Sadhpsr6netss itimmtu earin d6srsin, eas orriel6s
iyt nfebr Ser9fatt Sulammtn octraSsu it, ais r9eno
cine qualification Der Qrt bic t bier cecr anocrpIrts
pgm Qubdtum gum &lrtauf au9sbotsn puros.
or sic mabsn SuSltib bier bic Qnjei9s, bo6 fs
Die Ttrma pen & cd, 9utb II. 0etfr d, ais
ibre a9entn fur cbl9e eStrts ott e pubtitrcn, ons
etlttGt babcn, retr ea9 an ibrim GtablBtmeuiu Der
.oamucr, StraGt, ctsItnamtt S8erts ittts on cln
YbilaNrbia prrFtn sun, &srgauf oaf .oonp 9cbOl.
tn mtreen.
Sur tcrrits etntgtus 3unefboft fuo iis bSdii
Soutter, uup pWetu tets burtb quite 8sbanbIun9
uuo biHi9s prSies, lutbsn ncb tbren antbsit Der
@iult NtS YatGtums Spjujichru
Cover unS garnrs.
s1ai6. 1851. nq6N1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11
gHiffpn'S GcfG,;tntc.
s1laiR. 1857

0Nl :Glru uue ejabttn, eutb Gjaprln Gllsin, eGfa
~ eibtlrf6ft, eitbtftccrn. Srautbcbtln, Shte;
sen, Solbsps uno Sdliaehpeilsrn. 6leiihmaa9en unh
Guotrt um pausBoLt nttbl9t Hriittl 81 babeu 0i
9. y. SG 81 CT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11
9feue Sitter.
GStc6cr tett6 8cr0crS
gut II, Aappra- Mauufahtar


Sc. 25, SRAt SanIiltcu>Sna6s, Ilcntann,
III Jest nit einem nrusn unO ausse,ei6nctrn Gtpd
Der i4Snitrn, tcitrn unp neamrpisien
Siiten, &appeli unb alien 9lrtrn SpGtz
jabrs> ltnb QSintrr@&ateu
SrrIrtsn, unp rirrlben ssrfaufsn brs giitrr ;u 70
biai9en Yreiien, ais fe in ben Sseitdpten unicrrr
Union rertauft turrpen tSnnen. SIR Stod III
irBt gang neu uno bic artitsl In iGrrm SADIE fSn.
nrnnidt an S6Gnbeit, Site unb Stli9tet iiber.
trp1en rprrpen-uup ba Iie ben rinSi9en pplIiians
pi9en 5uts, Sappens unp 5ur.Stobr in SieIer
Stabt baltrn, 70 tam man FA barauf ssrloetn,
bab lie ale 5i winIdenre 9lrtifel In ibrrm Sahe
bcltdnpis gum Ssrtauf boleH. Sire 9utm unp
Sappen iinp msilrns spn itrer etsrnrn 5atritas
ttcn. unp per ron ibneR tapit, pirp f4 ME BE-
trc8en iinpen.
E9-Sis iiRb hantEar fir Eitter gene Tsnr lice.
rale SunrI6aft, uRp bc1tn auf fernrren 3ulpruG
csrIeltrn unp ouf einsn 3uypaas Der @rRnrr.
2taentaun, 9lrril 8, rqtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11
|. QSpQe llnl 0nrl0e

Ma6cn brn @imrubnrrn ben eeda unb anarfns
Scnben @auttIcs a6ttmscpoii bic 2tpseisr, bGe Te
ibrn neuen StcGr er6ffnet baBen nit rinrm
gang neurn Stpd BON .a t +
Srpfrnwaareil Grpccrirs, Sucenswaas
rem Carpets, Scltutb, 1t. {. ip,,
SIN bcm rrurn orrRSdisrn @eb6ute, 4 16irrn
untertalb .brs Narftplabrs, !Samilton Strabe,
Naenta ga. E9
gBir tatcn eineu StObr nit rtnem gan, nrtlcn
Stcd sBadren. tpei6e mir ale ais pcrjiiel6 on,
cmpfeblcn Ibnnsn, unp boifen auf eincn 1beil trr
Eifrntlihm @unit. gBir pertaufen an ben nies
errRen prcilen 9epd9ren ater Saarselb'
&Gufern tricnpere Scrtbeile, UNI ben Grunb.
ias ,,S6nellc Ssrtdufe unO fleinr Yrpfte" in
prattiihr ausfd9rung gu brinsen.
g6ir larm Jtdufer Elm tri uns an,urufcn, uns
fern Strd in NuScni4rin gu nrtmrn unb fir I6
lrlba gu urtbrien, benn unIer enforcement III Elm
pcpi9lides, unb umfabt Sum 9bril
Sud-, Ga1limrrc Satinrtt Scans, unb
.anbrrr alribrrltpffe fir elite ,tnb
CIiti,hc .'. ..# ....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11
8QDne /! > 3QDne [!
3dDae

9Senn thr cure 3dbne erhotteu nclIct, cbtr nctIrt
oitltbsn wttocr ein9eset batcn nit lbSnem, flint:
liSbtm 3abnfIalb, snect fir Cts. vi. 6ins, Obi:
rur0, ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11

/
Neabiu9, Mdr, 4. 1857.
Oie untSrjei5neten, 0Jtgiseer Der Committee.
X MAIDEN atbtuu9spcG iclseuoeu @eriCbt; Dat
mir sltbeu bobcu, teis oe 5pe Si(btrbttts;Riltcn.
nah anfan9ibtr usbsrcintuuft suiihcu 6arrGs unr
bsrrin9 uuo @pans ano Baticu, ncreuelnanocr IN
cine Surnase aetraht--ndmttb Die 8iIte In Dem
CSe6rauh ots 3ablmeifterS oer philadelphia uno
Reaoiu9 Stie9sltabu Gcmpa9nie, in lSiner 1mtsitu:
&c ;u Gsaoin9. perfsrt9t ron SarreIs uno .berrin9
guo bic 0iiis i'm Setraud, pcn 8. u. Gang, in let;
mem Stebr, ptrfcrtj9t pcn @paus uno gRatfcn-une
ooG 8ddrr uno papiere in cine 9eraoe pte in ots
anoere 9etbon rpcreen fino.
Das Ssuer puros an9e;dnoet UNI 81 llbr SQcr;
aens uno puroc auf9ebalten bis a 6lafter bidcrr
octL jlpei &after oGrreS @ihcn uno bal6 faltaniai
Scps pct; 9inJtih nuf9i;ebrt paren-oos 0an;e 9e:
hab unter Der uflit oer ltntrrIeihnetcn Nlit9tis:
Der Dec Committee. Die Siherbsitstiltcn purocu
nGnn at9rtdbt, oarnah 9eSfnrt Die Biidber uno
papisrf beraus9enommcn ourdb bic Committee, une
aatb Dem Stobr pcn o. Q. Cans ftr 1iientltCbe uns
teruhune aslauot--uaboem oiefslbe Suert bureb Die
Committee unterlutbt uno beisid)net pcroen paren.
Die Bid)er uuo papitre rpelbe aus ber 8iife, per=
frrtat 6urb @panS unb 9Hatlcn atnclnnen puroen,
parsn uur psnie bsIhSoi9t burd Die un9cbcure 6i.
ec, wabrsnO bieeui9en bic aus ocr Sie, pCrfsrtigt
ourtb Sorrcls uno .ocrrin9 9cucmmen wercen fnb,
natb iialercr gNeinun9 pSui9 Is prcert mrbr, ats
oireui9en aus@pans uuo SSatirn sSiite 9encmmCnen,
6eltbdpi9t paren. @
g8ir alaubsn bas Sbiae cine redtmSBiae uno rts
portbeliibe Yrdfun9 per rCfpcttpsn Sualitatcn egr
6siesn Si4srbttss4llten seIpsisu 5u isin. Or. ..
SaeoG $. DYIdfr.
Daniel Q. Sumter.
gSir paren pibrCno Dem 8rsnnen abruefno, obCr
iiiulmsn pSui9 nit Dem cb9cn Seridbt pcn Dem Sus
ftonos per p0piere uuo 8dobcr, pClcbe aus ben re,
fpcttiosn &ifsn Ssnrmmcn wprosn fno, tbsrstn.
.1 ..fs. rs. @. q. 9licots, H.
~... $. s.. Mdbkn6er9,
s-s Snmr5 Mil9rlanp.
0|FDis fct9cnbe bcnamte Ssrren, Ginmcbnrr bon
RcOoin9 uuo lIm9c9eno. pSltbs bas cti9e Ssucr 9e.
lcbcn babcn, babcn felt Dem 8reuucn uno bis gum
iittu 01ai 1857, % Sibtrbeitstiitcn pru 6 a II S
uuo gB a on 9ctauft: Nr
s.. a. 9itOlls, eepclo ,6irab, Sfaat 8utb, 8irt
uno 5ieltcr, 80. &bcaos uno GSbur, .oenrp 9B.
9Risinssr 2, Dr. 9Sm. SOlccrs, SalCmCn 8bcoos,
ecpi 9. Smith, Stsb uno Craig. 28m 8ird, &auf:
man uno Baum, gSm. VtSorlisr, $50. 8. @dcrt,
3. SR. II. g. GS 6onitCd, @jro SJiGsr, Sas. Same.
fen, 3. Y. u. I. g. 9Baruer, Satcb Sbmuder, gH.
Ring. q. 81. ShclCnter9tr, 8. 81. Gcmpa9nic, o.
4. Fans 2, 9H. 6. uno %. 9. Grnlontrcut. 2. 9.
8rioe9anC, 8iQmeper, SclInHr unp &c., 9RiItcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11
9Gm Sic 9@utcm.

2Gm Sic S@tttcttt
gBir Idmrideln uns, RAP mir cine guspatl
@ater belgen, ME Ile erape fir bic Wcpe unr
Sabrsiet paifrnp linb, unb aud iprsrn ben Yrrt'
fen prrbrn mir init jtenrm ausfallrn. Daruutrr
fino .. .aa
Scibe-I Ibparsc unb SSncs Spn ictrr
Sprte. @pa 9elaints, SlaibS, Dc
laincS, .Srlaine 9laib imb. Streifcn,
@rints, Collars, Strtmpfpaurcn,
II. (. 10.
Sir Splfe bic nift untcr ten 5rEbt6m Tub,
6abrn mir Grdurrpaaren Scn ben teien unp IdGns
Fen 9atterns. Gmfahfart9e Gjtitcr, ais 60
bures, @aidmere, frunSGflde gRtrnprs, 1t. I.p.,
iammt rinrm 9rpbcn aNcrtcmrnt sra
S0o{uIso
alS Stella, Src6a, GaI6mere, Sap State Gms
ptre, Sa9uhrrs Ganse mO SQudre Sdapls.
Sraune unb seblci6te Mcuslins, @6Wtinss,
Carpets, Ssltu6, Gin solrS 2Hprtcmrnt SOn
Sarrnspaarrn, 3rnItrtlcnprn unp a
mpblfrilc Grprcrirs,
ais Saffce, GGre, 3uder NlplaITrs, jrbcrIci Sc
wtir5e, Siperpppl np 2lbtOn IsireS Sal,, 80. /
2 unp 3 NatrrIcn in !, J uup sanscn Barrels.
BsE- g4tr lentn bic 2tufmrfiamtcit BON Stpbr.
boltcrn i'm Qu9neipen auf rie &batladr, pa6
mir A8rnIrn fap Iijr ben Scrtauf Spn
PopierzSutrrt
wrlhc tur6 MaI6hcn rr,fcrtist lint, unt GaItn
frleItrn INNER ouf &1nnb, ben his 20 Yfunb
8utrn, rtrl ppHlfcIsr MS man lie ron Sanb ma
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11

Spie9el! Spir9el! Spir9el!
9scn allen G5rSfrn unr 2trtcn unp ;u allen Yyeif
len, Su psrtaufen in SIpbr ron
.. 8. @6lau4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11
.S.sSa9a9qsE9ss
.Sebti1ber5 frif6 anf!
Surrab fir bic srp6eR Bargains f!
Ger Dolks : Stobr
III Scr Gta6t 2Incntaiiit

Der tutes3thnctc sisbt bsrbureb Dem aIlastnsis
nen putIttam Die Nadbriht, rap ev Iceten non pbis
laodpba unp @capcrf nit ciuem Der srSeteu adcrtes
ment Sitter surdd9stebrt it, oas il in Qaentaun
mar, = o6sr nidt aur bos 9rSets, lencsrn aud, oas
bSnte, wcbiftitite uuo teite 1Gertsmeut. Run bies
III tttn 6umtu9-Illit bumtu99ersi rpiI CT purdbaus
nidbts ~ tbun baben, ctfhcn es Renlhen aiebt bic
alIeiu bouiit cine Nustuaft fthen-1uh ai6t CT fidy
nitbt as nit otr btntcnsbrum Sdnistrti-audb futbs
&C eas putlitHm nitbt 9laubcn gu maiden, bae ea no
&C eintouft onore iu oumm fuo biuw9eber.--9eO
tclthc bumbug8rs bin9cben ba fam Gin Seesr bins
tcnimrn-abr mon ruia cbcn manhmal eerohe BEES
we9eu ubt neil mon enltwc 10 piSl pcbtfeiler faus
fen tann-uno oies mar eerocs ecsnat eer TalI Sci
Dem ntercihnssn, oenn CT bat rpet iutbtciler Gins
9ctauft os is uno miro bsm,ufcl9s outb ptblfeier
dlS gu ir9cno elmer frdbcrcn 3tit pcrsr pertaufen
Sein Gtcf teitCbt gum 2hcil aus fclecuotn 9dter-
ale aniufdbrsu pdree ober osn 3aum siner aan;sR
3citun9 oufnehmcu.-Gr Bat ciusu sregeu pno auss
9cjtitbncttu &crrotb pcn
SpStiaGrS ltnS gSintrr 0itrr
rcthc or nit arCber 3crfdt acrpdblt uno on Isiuem
Stcbr, SIC. AZ, an Get ncr6Sllibcn Gde Der gBells
Slmittcn unb Stcn Strafrn, 9eSfnct bat
Domeu uuo btrrcn, ruff an uno tetbst tintn
ous9eoChntcn Stcd, che ibr fcuiipc touff bonn fas
tclebcn tcltct nidts. Der @crrotb teIfebt aus ben
tclfsn uno eefbmadpcnisn 9uIsrn, bic Der gRartt
hefcrn fam, uno beltsbt aus s.H
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11

oNT he 1rten pcn Sautrsrtcbufcn wcrnen i'm
Iustoufh fir eSlrrn onotrcmmen, ncftir Der hobs
tie Nartrrtls srtaubI wlrp, in rpcbelIsn &rlsltcbr
pon I'D GID
Q. s., S6lau6. 8
2lacutaun. Serttmtsr 23 1857. rqsor
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11

SaIS! SuIS! SalS! .
1Iftcn unb eipcrprC Sal, tsim Cad unn bsisn'
Puidbtl Cesnfous Sthiat in ttinsn S6dtn = ;u
usrtaucn i'm DCbftttsn Stcbr ron
.. 8. G6laum.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-11
GOslser S Sarsscs,

Sud,brudcr itnb Snhbaltblrr, SIC. 80
9tprh 3te StrdBr, 9bilabelphia,
glabsu ros Yublitum OafaTrtom ouf ibrcn orc:
fyn Stcd pen
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
- -
The Capital 81 Minnesota Moved 10
-. Peter

The st. Paul Pioneer Of the 10th
says that the bill moving the Capital
to st. Peter passed the House of Rep.
resentatives by vote of 20 against IL.
All that was required to make the bill
a law was the signature OF Gov. Cor
man, and that would no doubt be OBJ
tanned. Much feeling exists on the
subject in St. Paul. 1t is an act in the
drama OF this winters legislation which
they had not counted on. The Pioneer
intimates that it, constitutionslity will
be tested.
The bill provides that the st. Peter
Company give clear titleto ten acres
of land, lying between st. Peter and
Traverse Des Sioux, for the Capitol
square, and that the proposition made
BY the Company topay $4,000 in
money towards the erection of Capitol
buildings be accepted that the St.
Peter Company provide suitable bull
dings, tree Orient or charge for tie
next meeting Of the Legislature F.; and
that the Governor, officers Of the Uni.
ted States, and oil others who are re-
quired to rssids at the Capitol, remove
10 St. Peter on Or before the Int Of
May, lssn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
NOTICE.

A T ,rec laf III ting OF tn Plsse -crs Of Dayen.
n ."rt tn fedc~i.g adopted
W. the undersigned Pls stprets Of Davenport h, n.
Y sev.ralls hind .ure.lves TX not less IN an
~" following hill otprs during the year A. d.
1857
FIR 'hre" coat work OIL Fran Houses 2s cents Ter
sq1aIe vari
F1r ih-ee coat work .r Br.cs Honsas when the III:
>ld W Ills not la h 4 IS C. nts r. susrc yard
when tr walls ali tk - - Mt n sqra-eyard
For Que coat AID him - ct> = quar- yard.
f.r On" Ca; work Is Ct + square yard = ctS fx-
. plaster sh
3 s. pr foot f5f IL ub quirks and all cxterna,
anss
All lnse's uud. 2u 6 inch deep. shall 'e mea-
ddouhlc.
VI RAMBo X CRIMP VoIIsTrpT
1Hos. WILSON. GTo NIcHoLSoN.
PETER MORAN ALIEN KENNTpy
TYLER. 7 y, HANNA6AN.
) y. STEvvSs. u MtKowN,
THoS FOSTER, u. u. NANORnAx.
WILLIAM RENNITT.
PETER MORAN, T'r..-ide0,.
s. \. s1HyTNs Sec'y. mch.,iIwl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

A grave question is now under dis
cussion in the Constitutional Conyen-
ton, relative to an amendment of the
Constitution of this State, allowing re-
groes to become voters, and otherwise
have apolitical equality with the whites.
A few Of the red mouthed Abolition
lists whom the Republican party have
elected to that Convention, have
brought the subject forward, and the
delegate from this county, Mr.. Ellis, is
among the number favoring the notion
Of submitting the subject to vote OF
the people.
Iowa 10 young State, is surrounded
by slave and free States on the east
and south, and neither Illinois nor Mis-
souri, will grant any inducements to free
negroest to settle in those States. Iowa
will then be the grand encampment for
this claas Of miserable, thieving, lazy
race offddling negroes, and the streets
Of our cities and towns will be speedily
allied with sbon-skins and colored pau
PERI, I'll clothed with the panoply of
eitissnship. While Know Nothing
Republicans have moved heaven and
earth 70 disftsnchiss foreign born
whissA hey ars anxious and willing to
hug Ne igaeraat and degraded woolly
hsAds tAss escape from the South, and
sal tAsn political brsthsrsu. Canada
4 susssa with thA elaAs ofblAck Thieves,
~ lava Wssla spssaiy ~ sssrrAA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
CEDAR Valley Times


THE STATE Or IOWA.
SCOTT COUNTY.
To W ". Kennedy AID Anselin Keunoi,, ~ Wit,
ana 10 an o'hcr ers"ns 1T rested ia the keal ~
Tat. hrrinah' spce.f i-d
iIIUrREts On tn. os;l day of February A.D
w lSp, the aid W W Kenurdy and Anse me
Kennedy did execute unto one Will III II Guthtl.
theii :. ttsih }" ut hnd ~ ia irth rory lat !
whereby ihe, JOINT y ami rally y omstd 10 ..
10 thu sail William II Guhiie, Il DIR, lhe sum Il
-four hundred collars aud int-!,st thereon at the
often per e'nt pr annum. b fer the sath d~v
- re' cary 1887, which said rot, wa, s-b-
squ-ttto The exc uiion there Endorsed by n" .ad
Gu hri' t" one Samnl Snidpris who IN tor cd the
san to William " Armi sho is now h osner
NE eo' ana whereas, lot til Pur,se OF uring 1t
payment 81 the Aforesaid note, the ,a,d W. ". Aen-
r't am Ahs nm KENNEDY did. On the sad ~ dsy
OF February. A. 1856 .xecu,- Ia tie salt uthrie
aoei tam Moftsagr. cow, ying L. tie sail Gulr.,
for III purpose aforesaid, the flo.ins Deserted
parcel OF n al est,te situated in Scot county state
OF lows, t"-wi: The north half % LIT four lil IN
block six la Mackint,st's SECOND ai!iti, 1, the
city ~ ba'c npors, with the Improvements tn reon;
VIII SAIL Mortgage w.. duly a kno~leigei and Wa
on the 9Th day Of Ma Oh A d. 1856, duly record.
IN he hrcordsf's on e in said County " scott
psg- AS II hook 20" 81 Motts grs 10 which ref,
ence Is hercb, mNi and which inspect lon ,hefe,f
Will fuly appear. And, whereas tn" Aforesaid not
has bee, me- due and PAYABLE. and the said VI. W
Kennel, and Angelina kennedy have failed 10 r,y
the SANE or cry portion here
Now tlereIor,, you, the std W " Kenni dy
and Anselin X Dn-dy and III othe,s whom It uiiy
c-nc'n. are hereby n. tin i that " lilism ". Arml
sigu.e aui owner Of said note a. aforesaid, eiaius
| = tore Sc saii M~rtgAge; and for this purp"s
Harry LconAri, E.q., sheriff Of "a 5 1T coj.n,v
VII, on Monday. the 9Th day u April A. D.. 1851, At
HE C,.rt Hens door IA tn CITY u Davenport, al
at the hour Of two oil OK, in the afiet noun of ssd
day. proceed to ell at puil outry 10 The Ligter
bi.d Z f,r cash ths STORES, ij Real Estate OF 80
much t'ereof AS shall he NC ssary TO pay AMI ste,
Il the amount tn u iue sad n ie, " III tos.s AMI
expense sit ndnc such fTeci.sar
Dated n; Da, npoit, this OH Day Of MAr,L 4, b
1851.
WILLIAM AKMIL
Assign OF not
H.LkONARD,
shc'in
march Gil iSt Of S.ott 70 nty lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
Governor of Kansas Territory
TS~ The Mirhirau | nrisia.pra u

Err The Michigan Legislature has
amended the prohibitory liquor law OF
that State SO as to exempt from It's pro
visions the sale of beer, wine and cider.
According to the Detroit Free Press,
tins Was done To satisfy the German vo-
tiers ofthe State, who had supported
the Republican ticket upon the assur-
ance that the law should be repealed.
At the same time prohibition remains
the apparent policy ofthe State, which
is also satisfactory to the prohibitions
Is. A bill to repeal the law had pre-
viously been rejected by the Leglsla
ture.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
. Wsumg sr0sn the Hepuhlicam.

Such is the caption Of splendid
piece Of joking in the Gozett. 1t says
that the License Law was wrung from
the Republicans That the EepubH-
cans were reluctant to pass it Well,
our neighbor will have his Jokes, but
this is little too absurd. Almost ev
cry man Of the Republican party in the
Legislature voted for the License aw.
while almost every Democrat voted
against it, and vet the Gazette saws that
the Democrats "wrung" il from their
reluctant opponents Go it neigh
Dor, there is nothing like telling II
"whoPPer while you are about it
The truth is well known to the Ga
"tte, that repeal or modification Of the
Name Law was condition upon which
the German Republicans voted for FRI
mont. They were expressly promised
q judicious License Law, or such a
modification Of the I'rohibi,orv Act. ~
would repeal its mos, Objectionable lca-
lures TWAS reluctantly "wruug" from
them by the conditions Of their con
tract with the Germans Now that The
Gazstie finds that the Germans are in
dignant at the fraud pcrpctratcd by the
passage Of this hidcous liccns, Law, il
seeks TO excuse the trickcry by framing
excuses, that ought to tingc the checks
Of its editors with shame. Now the
Gazette admits that the Geymons have
been most grossly cheated, it says
that the License Law wa>
"wrung from them Wy the Dem
ocrats :" If,hat is not species of cool
impndcnce. we know not what To call
it. At first, the Ga-cn, took another
tack, aud said that the whole body OF
the Republicans ofthe Legislature were
cheated. and did not know what Ia"
they were passing. y this assertion
il true, would make the Republicans
appear to be great asses, unfit for law
makers, now the tune is changed, and
the assertion is ventured that the bad
law was "wrung from reluctant oppo- (
nents" by the Democrats. How wrung. /
Very few Democrats voted for it. but
nearly all opposed and denounced IL
How then did Democrats wiring it from
their reluctant opponents: TWAS this
Republicans had pledged the Germans
to pass License Law, and they were
compelled to fulfil the pledge OF lose
their votes. 4 law cos passed, but so
framed that its monstrous provisions
make it ten fold more obnoxious than
the Prohbitory act, and the Germans
could receive no benefit 10y formal
compliance with the previous agree
ment
This saving that the law is dead
letter." is q trick of the trade. As we'll
may law be passed declaring theft a
capital offense, and say that II is dead
letter. That dodge does not satisfy the
public. dead letters" ought to be
repealed, and the Gazette should have
SO counselled the Legislature, instead
of repeatedly saying that it hoped that
no action would be taken upon that
law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

There never existeds political or
gsnlzations 50 utterly lepravsd and
vindictiye as that tamiliarly known as
the Know Nothing" It's very creed
was pestiferous, because it destroyed
all fellowship between Christian see
tarics. and blasted the lie OF charity
in every social relation. II converted
friendships that would have been en-
during. into hatred the most malignant
and perverted the natural sympathies
of the heart, BY poisoning the very
fountain If healthful existence. 1t was
the storm cloud OF He'll, charged with
The malice Of fiends, and directed hy
the daughters OF Mint and Aeheron,
who bes,rodc it in its career of rage,
envy and slaughter. How could such
party. long flourish in country
hose Laws and c q nstitu-
ton vouchsafcs equality, and recognl-
zes no distinctions in her citizens but
those which arise from mind and mer
it. As the health OF man often be
comes invigorated by electrical shocks
so also do political constitutions b.
the assaults fthe ambitious, the zcalo
al | the traitor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

Nit. BrcHANAN's INAUGURAL SUIr.-
The Lancaster, Pa, Independent Wing,
gives the following description Of Mr..
Buchanan's inaugural suit:
The entire suit is to be Of black
the coat ana pantioons Of the finest
cloth, and the vest Of silk, dow cred
The entire affair vii reflect credit up.
on the superior workmanship who I'm.
ished it. In the inside Of the cost
across tho shonldsrs and around ne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

Only Ma lady had two children
both girls. The elder one WAS fair
child the younger beauty, and the
mothers pet, Her whole love center
ed n it. The elder WAS neglected,
while Sweet (the pet name of the
youngcr,) received every attention that
love could bcstow.
! One day, after severe illness, the
mother was sitting in the parlor, when
she heard "a childish step upon the
stairs, and her thoughts were instant
! " with the favortc.
Is that you, Sweet 2 she inquired.
No, mamma, was the sad and touch
ing reply, 1t is not Sweet it is only
me.
i The mothers heart smotc her and
from that hour 'only me was restored
to AL equal place in her affections.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

arms, thirty one star are tastefully
embroidered in silk, with the Keystone
In the center, representing the glorious
trio Of briliantstars, which Mr.Buchan-
anvil endcayor to bind still more firmly
together with the keystone of the
whole, strengthening and holding firm
ly the splendid arch.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

with them If all barriers to political
equality are removed. We hope that
enough good sense will he found IN the
Convention to defeat this Abolition
movement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
FRANku.IN PIERCE.
By Il . President
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Gfice
NOTICE To PRE- EMpTION
CLAIMANTS.

Every pers' IA entitled 10 he righ, Of pre-
empi'on to any II the lands WITHIN the
tow shps and parts of townships above
enumerated, is required 10 establish the
same to the sa'isfac' Of the Register and
Receiver Of the proper Land Office, and
make payment therefor a. soon as practica
bic after seeing ms notice, and before the
day appointed Tor me CONNIE ncement OF the
public sale Of he ianis embracing IN. ,r,c,
claimed otherwise such claim vii be FOR !.
fs,ied.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner II the General Land Once.
JAnl2, 1857 oace W l3w1