The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-06

stars and stripes ~swiagiug at their feet.
blew a. they would ha' blown their lasts--
The laaterEs below became belsgerenI-
They knocked against each other y A@es
With tremendous conclusions and disastrous
CONGREGATIONS, shelving the boys didn't eSre
a copper for expenses, especially Wit nv
cen.ts in their pockets, They piped thei'
.shrill trsbles,n smoked uickedly tad cigats,
ratified tine, and Illustrated that they were
filed 10 overlooking with the enthusiasm
produced by the contemplation OF the iaau-
gurstion Of Jas. Buchanan, The music
ceased, and inmultuous crles atose for dill
faren, persons faverahly known smong the
Democracy as the sasss reliable on such
occasions There being rather a suspected
concentration upon Grant" in the tunni-
,isous shouts, Judge Grant walked out on
tie balcony. We may here say that n
serious trouble appeared to affect the iauT
orators Of the nlgh,--whst to say aud how
to say il. Perhaps the occasion was not
sufficiently celebrating, or perhaps these
phrenissd oys;ors conceived the lis,eninG
crowd were scarcely saeh as TO appreciate
sowias sl~oqaence-bu, tbs, was a terrible
trouble the whole four had 10 brace them
selves against. In ,ss,, We mas say The
speeches were admirably adapted 10 the pro
cession and illumination, although probably
falling shors OF the p~erfecinsss OF both
There was sorss liga, ,hrown out by The
tnllow candles, but II these orstorical tai
low candles OF The Democracy shed light
upon any Of the political subj sets they
creased BY contact, we doubt shstheF thsis
lights for the evening wee ~eTtth i've
cents apiece in intrinsic value " their par
~.
Our remarks have already become so x
tended through the inPortance Of the sub
;eet, that We have not space to notice ids
speeches ia detail. Judge Grant VS. par
u~eularly troubled By the trouble. Ii he had
anything to say, he probably said something
else, a. what be did say could have beer
much bstter said by almost any other per
son, and had better have remained uussIt
BY himseIf. He Illustrated that his politics
knowledge has grown rusty 10 bis s,ten
ZION to more Important AFFAIR.". On one OF
so subjects be exhibited gross ignorance
and Ne fear not entire honesty IN oshers.-
His speech was not stirring enough to even
arouse the boys, who were % iasitentive AZ
to hoilsr ST the wrong tiaes, and to keep
| quiet when they should have split their oc
taTs throsts. But probably they thought
five cents would not cover the expense oil
such : ". ste Of lungs and breath. We were
sorry to see the Judge do % little justice to
his v reputation. A few more such
speeches, and be will hare no reputs.ion &c
do justice to.
After ONE humorous eursetiags among
the boys and lanterns, Mr. Dow was called
out There sppears to be one hsppy chat
seteristie OF Mr., D0w's spec ches-tha,
nothing he says can be remembered. Prohs
bly, this is very fortunate for public Or Pelit
zeal morals, as he says q great many thing,
which osSAi not to be remembered, and the
remembrance Of which On bis par
night cause hia some disagreesbie refsc.
tions. Mr. Dow is scarcely calculated &c
set the river on IRE, especially while IT Is
covered with ice. His speech wss short ant
ret to The point.
A few more outside skirmishes snd SOME
| music iron the patient band, when Gee. E.
Hubble, Esq tuned his feeble pipe &c
Democratic harm lny. Mr.. Hubble IL Of too
iitlIe importance even ia his own party, and
too much a cypasr 10 ,hs community al
large, 10 render a speech iron him Of sns
p~9ssibIs importance. We cam give il eb
Importance net its Own BY noaee
Several lsnterns confaSrated, and Mr,
| Corbin arose 70 a diminished field Of burn.
ing and shining lights. He made The best
speech of the occasion, Nb,ca to be sure is
no great commentator. He was terribl.
troubled on the subject Of the liquor lew
1 6LC abbSihASty INSi az = ~ NbAS@
ing power Of his love for Foreigners, W,
are inclined to think thst like his immediate
predecessor, he has furnished the Democrat
xilh a good deal Of its editorial. We do not
suppose this 90 account Of The ins pidity OF
is speech, nor do y mean TO rke : blow
at hi. moral reputation by insinusting such
a cksrRs-but be used 50 many Of the Den
ocrst's ~oIn out expressions and areu
aents, az to suggssr that he might be bal
rsclainins bis own progeny. Nj. Corbin
sas occasionally interrupted by cTies O.
.stwo hundred dollars." The is supposed to
have had come sllusion to the obnoxious two
hundred salary ordnance which this gen
| tlentu wa. % prominent IN securing The
passage Of through Coanei!-b but the cry
elouid 20, have been uttered Il vac wrong
Iii Wa. unfesilng-snd Il ght have ru!Beo
| the who's speech. We were expecting to-
| every minute when some wicked Repubi-
| can would announce the Tesult o. tbs Chca
40 election, so disastrous TO Inc Democfs
| cy. The news ef which was received while
eii. mseiin: was assembling. But al the
| conclusion Of his speech, Mr.. Corbin sug
| rested an adjournment ill the time for eel
| sbrsting the nezt Democratic triumph Thie
may be called q sine DE adjournment-
| Farce cheers we're given for Buchanss. nd
be meeting di,persed.
Thu. ended the ridiculous farce, II we
nave treated it as burIssaue, It X becsnse
&c whole affair xos nlost a ridiculous tur.
iesque. The procession was a buflesg4s-
81. Illumination Sss 2 burle.eue-and the
sgeskins vas tremendous bgfles9us Oh
| F~2t!csl addresses. BIZ. If cur description
rcgafasd Is E gar.eaigrs, 3 far better ooe
GER be found In the serioaS aylics given Of
H. meeting In yesterday Democrat, We
80 never rvsl lhs huu.or u ii-ss esaa.t
ape 70 create ss many spiling see. as ~
utsais nsigboor has d9ns-snd what IL
be- ~, he schiee=s BIZ success without ~
e.
| Dr.. Ea6s oustsf.
| ~ Earn by 3 gentlsmsu fF-m Iowa CITY
| hat D. FADE being uoabls 70 give the SD
| isHea us7as required BY the Governor, G y.
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