Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-09

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10 pay 10 our government AnneAs- Q
ton would ut once he saving
of SIu. 100. 900 annually to the people 4
Of The | nited States. while the vast M :,
crease ., energy. capital and enter
prise tina, would be imported TO Cuba I
under our free institutions, would speed
il, make that Island one Of the richest
and most powerful Of oil the states Of
the Union. Tho scarcity OF sugar
would no longer be complained OF ey
the poor, and the shackIes OF tyranny
now calling the limbs ot Cubs"s wo'''d
fall Oft. much to the happiness OF that
long afflicted people.
What Mr.. Buchanan administrator
NAV do, respecting this Island, We can
have no other means OF predicting than
the facts and sentiments Of the os'end
Manifesto, modified by that spirit OF
cons.ryst SIN which the Office OF l'resi-
dent of the United States always eN-
c,,s upon the opinions Of the man ~ho
/ fills tina, office. James Buchanan, rs
President, viii be more conser' ati'e,
! than James buchanan would be. us
Ambassador To the Court Of ~ James.
W. think that with our ovcrii"~ins
treasury, with sincere desire Oh the
mart of native Cubans to enter the Fed
.ral mon, ard reciprocal desire on
the part of "A as, majority of orr peo-
Die. Mr.. buchanan will be justified IN
making o,crtures for the purchase OF
Clbator any sum of money not exceed
Ing 100000. Spain, under her
corrupt monarchy and proiligate priest
, hood. will soon be compelled to resort
70 som. other mode Of dciralins Z v
eminent expenses than iaAat'"h ana
customs. for her commerce Il nearly
extinct, and the revenue WHICH she
o,c. hrn c,i from tins SQUIRE" Is nearly
Gu, of. .Ioo.oOu,noo may b. nece,-
=. sarv to keep monarch on his throne
ard the nt.d States shou!d be IN
readiness 10 clos. the contract OF pur-
:, chasing cuba. Let us have the geih
i, Of the ocean glutetpg among the
American stars.
~ rRO.EhDiNG>OiI hEI'TA 'Ot ~ H.
$ 4 j,,nsed Meeting
n. Cous,It cH,.HgH.
March &. is5..
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-. ,,,Wud, Jln., or a.. J'hr schu T.
- A. smsiin ID, c J. VI. ser,
:" 3D. n. Bowling, AUSTIN C"'bib.
~ th Ion, Forrest,
N. IN " y Kn-ey. W. 5. Collins,
ne OLA T. s Full I'm. SAMUEL Saidorr.
81. Minutes Of last m.sting read and r
-. proved
The !. rect Commistee asked 10 "a j's
charged from further confederation Q
y ,hc pe,i,ion Of Adam Noel, -gran''l
10 Tho Committee to examine the ac',nnt
"a o! the Blsrd ~ Health for 1855, report
cr 81, allowing VIM. D.l1ell SRA, ani {
IA ". Asmussen 500.
L.. Rspor, was adopt ant bile orders
paid, provided ssid Board OF Health re
In aui.n all further claims against III
c,tv a. such Board Of Health.
The COMMITTEE to whom was ra'erre
% the petitions u 5. A. Jennings ant
II o,hers, and Of J p Cotes and others
al reported that it was inexped,ent to tax
L. q ton thereon, as it does not appear tha
es majority ~ tie property owners iront
J. ing s,ui street, III tns petitions naine'
- nave N .ie spplio.uon tor certain side
walk. 90 be laid.
Tbs rep,r, va accepted, and On mo
tion she petitioner. yer. permitted
chS0H petitions.
~ II om,nittse selected TO asee'
~ damages to A. LeClare 10 reference
he Market House reported, placing IN
q, amount OF damages At three thoussn'
-, do.lsrs
On motion it vas laid on table uri
mex, regular meeting.
10 The Finance { ommitsee reported, u
loving toe following bile;
ms John iIemp-ll, 81 %
he ia, Co, Council Chamber, %
IS Stree, Lamps. 81 81
by Davenport Gazette. ~ 20
b, Evsns, Chew 1 Co, % %