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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL A 60
"A N Il ]. 10 -
psatss-
EAcosassxr Mssso 0ssssso " Mrrmssss.
WANkGNss.
IAlLMAN, pow EES \ MCLEAN,
Bankers and Dealers d Exchange,

once, Brady ~ LtwH SECOND all thmd
EXCHANGE oS ALL THE PRINCIPAL
Ia title. 81 tb. tAitcI state. ,.tsat thiis,u Ia
laad aud tnuii.mst EgI"ts i-ntelt and sold
Note. and brsit~ collected shd ttsset .ds r,suitt,a
10 Al, part ~ Cd. United States Natr.Wt rates IA
Exchange
Collections - Npts- ptsf- A.fauht- i.narte+
aud 1Hhertshess tassi. ia alt lsu4s th. t.9tNEf
states Gausdss ana Eatop.
etoeks ard Roads saash snd -sli 80 '.,mt,ts-tail
and Dividends collected
land Wsrraat- lasasht Gold stff hsstsd
Exchange an cities III The ihtt.I sstasrs
Carpenter a NeFmiis. New ingk Sc,
Albany Guy Issnk tihsnA u
Dnnalo City Hsnk, Bafsio y
Hank ~ toniasFe.. H,~tsIi. Mas
Tfad-stn~n's tss1k. f'badsi phla 4.
Merchants aId Manufacturers Haul ifu.iuts
Aehin q 10. baltimore, NJ u
Gilmore bn,thsrfaa sincihr att -
lncas . hinsonas 81 Louie NJ
1tIixsns HAuk. New Orleans. Ia
Swift Brother a Johnston chicago IN
ssps Ida wff
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
0b0ssG Il sses ! I Ms TOOos.

RON, fIffsBCRG BOILED AND CHAR.
! COAL. t's.sis ADD New York refined u oil sisss
Vail h@l- superior article ~ ~ EIDE o. Pifisbuss
east steel NRttnr q 80 EauMt Square Flai AID
.hiaEnn ftaish tsistrt tisin.an and HpriHx sfses
FLOW steel ri rsscs Nails ani sp,k.- % an Sizes
Hu ftc--"t sui. aud " asher. ali eide. Believe
bills Vice. tIam,a.r. aud ras.- s,asks aaa J,t.s
An'u- N.u-e Hole CAST ahd st.sl Faced Hor.e
shoes sid n afS assorted sre. slt. a. MsesB Gag
t.ase ant Scat ~prins- Aslss Wagon nfay and
fnssN AAsr sh"Nrl- n as.- aAd tsfsin rcosls Va
ftwus brands ihm'lc nk.il. sAd Wagon Hose. -
~osts't stree s'towhar farks Hn~s 0rindsto once
.a. hstst Head Htirhins fn.i- Iron Kettles aIl
Furnaces
ftsrs atLaiebsI tatent Ian aud Foies Psur
ihiS Ramp viii 40 ttes4e AID lees Nshl. ~ ssf ost
- "td.r then sIs uiL.f ~ ani ba. had r.su.i
nin- awarded ~ eV.ti fst If Witch n has been -
hihtrd l.nvssar
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11
lssAnfl Lans.
TUE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PERFECTED

THE SUBSCklbkkS HASE rEhFECTEU
u arrangements for Locating Lad Warrants In
sonihern aud Southwestern Missouri, near the line
oi tho Southwest Rraach Of the Ikeldc Railroad =
They have employed = resbis sxsEt who has 6~en
familiar with that section Of country for many years
AID who will locate warrants sscA iands only
h. has psrsoaaily Inspected The iands are known
lie superior for agricultural aud grazing purposes
aud 10 abound In the richest mineral aspsstis
Maps aad pla,s of the country exhibiting the char
gcter and position u the lands msy bs at their
Office No Grant. Block Nain street
tcs3dtf W BARBER = ca.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11
CONE AND SER THEM.
Merchant Taller and Clothler,

tssAps o., opsostss Iss posr osvics1
vITOuLD INVITE THE ATTENTION or
w Ais numerous fhsnds snd The public gsassaly
NV 4 LAk0E ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHS.
Pantsloonery ard vsssinSs u tLs bsst French, Eng
isA and American manufAeturs ever offered IN thts
Dashst which viii t~ made up 20 Order 10 the hest
eeyls snd short notice
10 my old fsisnds I wouid say that my stock is
las.ss aud letter than ~ hos been To tkoss
tA6a have never favored with call please
es1 esaniaGoDy goeds and priess, you vii aud The
hsss soods, isoss u them snd love- prtees tAae ~
10y otksr house IN the city
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
4 large assortment of Cloihtns, suitable f.t sks
eoaoou of my mauuGseture which will h. sold
sAsap Eastern ssaAs gcods, every sssmsss recon
INDIA RC00G0 0OOOo.
Cosis, Psnis Ovsrslls, Caps, be
FURNISHING GOODS
Fine White aud rsaey ehists, Collars. HaaAkss-
chisfs, Susp~sdess, nose ntanAs, Ttes 0lovee ollk
nsriGn Wool and Cotton Shirts aud Drawers. aud
everything asasliy kept In 0~nilssssns Furnishing
TRCNKs
GiLe Sole Leather Trunks and vsisss, Wood Gov
essd and Psskiss Trulks. Carpet B>gs, &c
Brad ., opposite the Poet bee.
svt2t daft SAMUEL. PkhHf
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W. E. BARBER 4 CO.,
LAW. LAND AND LOAN OFFICE,
No. 0ranass ulsek, Nam Ssrsss,
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w mo Real Estate, viz

WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w mo Real Esiase, viz
CITY PROPERTY
Gaines street. tsn rooms cellar undsr main
building. good elsssrn 10 yard whole mont thirty
feet, house new and nov under reut from month 10
mouth Price q 90, part ON time, o. 49, casA
No House on sixth ssrsse, bstwese usrrieon
and Ripley Lot tox1s0 Houss - fses feus cellar
and good cis,crn--very eligible Price s7,7s0 lower
UHIMPROvID LANDs
surrounded by cultivated fhsns end
AsE 4, sec u, T -, = ~ = pr sc,s.
Eos l3o acres In Msuisoo cosusy. Chotes psai
RE, near . stream Of water n ard = =
sue div NE 4, sec -, 70, y Il . per acre
No ieo acrss In Story county. . E 4, &c. 8,
80, - Is per acre
Nos leo acres In Story county. n Z h, sec %,
I -, n q % Per sere.
Not I'D acres In Minnesota Tssritory EWk
AID y y W 4, sec ,, ioa ks. " ssh Asf =
per acr.
Nos i2o acres In Misnssssa Tsu,sory VAN
" i, and W sW b, ssc II, e0s, ksW -
per acre
Noe 80 acre. In Minnesota Territory EASE
h sec. ~, T ios. re w 49, pr ssss.
No 10 % acres In Potsswossmis county. Iowa
whsw H. go. . T n, r - W. $40 PSF acre
No H. oacrss In Poesswosants eoussy NEh
sE scc Q, TIL, 4 20 w. e7.eo per acre
No IL " acres In Tsms county NxNw
ess II, I %, n " u Per acre
No Is % scrss In Tsaa county " SIS,
sec ., T -, r y w 49, PER scrs
~ % acre: 10 T.ns county Ehsws
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sAarsI y. SAssAr
WILLIAM Q. pAnank
Atty nj lsaw.
Airy nj Law.
". g. BARBER & CO.,
LAW, LAND I LOAN OFFICE,
No s0ranrs Block, Main D. bslow s~eoad
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL AND PER

IA hu.ines. n every kind faithfully attended 10
Title. ny~.iisated and Ahssraets given ifrcasIrcd
deeds and osher iussruments OF ~risias esrcsuiiy
drawn.
Land Warrant. t,cai~d from actual inspection of
the lands
Patents obi aimed for Inventors
Real Estate bought and cold on eommission.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11

THE PnsvLEeEs ~ A CoKrsE. wri-
ter in Biackwoci says: o. we were once
trudging along IN the high road to Youghal
oo ! winter afternoon, we overlook funs-
ri. The mourAers were al the poorest class
a peeaantry. There were few women IN
tattered cIoaks, and men with sleevelsss
iacksls and footle>s stockings. The collin
IA Q panpsr Look We watched the peocssa
O. while and TO our surprise ~ Il stop
&C The entrance IL . stately domain. Thers
wss . alight demur, and then the gasss
epsnsd vide, and the dead was carried
tkruueh, end - the train struggled IN
shrou9A avenues and slooping glades, . wall
II cry cams heck upon thc wind. We in
QuIrsd IL meaning u this and heard that
IL last a tie locdly Geraldines, on selling
The I'D a NJ race, had reserved the right
Of bssial In thsir own ground N ell his DE-
scsndants focever. This right had bssn ~
lieioualy enacted, ard wksnsver any ons
vko could clain de~ent fun this line, how.
sssr pooe be night b, died, the body claim.
q IL psivilsge II this strange tenure, and
IT, lucdly owner II the vast estates Va,
esapelled, pssforee, 10 see the funeral traiz
- bensa1h ~ Windows, and hear tn
~uADoe 0iea Over the grave.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11
TYPE FOUNDRY DEPOT
Axn
Printers Hurnishlng
unrraE
DAnY GAZETTE OFFICE,
pAssssosI IOWA

DAxLY GAZETTE OFFICE,
pAsssvosI ios4
We would inform the Prilis.s AID
Pablishsss % Iowa aid be North
West generally shss y. ksss rsesnsiy
tsksn ~ Agsa<y Of several ksssssn
Typs Eoaadsiss and latsnd 10 kesD
co hand . large stock Of Typs and
Prisssss Nasssiai, which 90 Siii
fsraisA 81 roandsy prices. adding
freight Oar arrsnssmenis are com
ptsss with sosns of tbs bsss hoases Nv
sAs Uniisd States, BY which 10 srs
IN eoassans supply II all material
ass1sd. asd sks srsds can now b.
ssssisAsd Nth sv~ry thing they Sc
quiss without the trouble and sxpssse
Of going cost Sos II
Aesnss SOS
Wslls ciaciaaan rypss Gous6sy.
WI. naess, u. q Gee nsw yskr
TYP 70 n6sy.
Csanes Z seaS Uaissd Slsts4Type
1sas1sy, usw yssk.
Wa IT. Dsy's Wed Typs, e.
loahsa, O.
n A0ssiaoa psia1iag Pres C..
nslAssv PsistiAs In, nsw ysst.
We hevs a,so On had qsastisy Of
sssoaA m@A Asasstai. which - viii
ell eAsap Also,s
Besles Fewer Pres,
plsssss tAzis. eapshls os dang god
ed ass wesk, and N asss ssss ordss
~ Gard Psssa
eAssSss u voshaas loeo sasds psr
hour
Gupss Regal Usad tSsss,
In god easlitiaa-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11
A Ill VINO HAVE GIVEN NE TINE AaHN

A IL WHO HAVE GIVEN NE TINE A0EN-
IA CY Of seiiils their Real Esaate will aud u Ia
the Aands II Z Augustus uayiiand Isq who oceU
pics part u my oG1cs and who eomss alsoux veil
recommended fvr Integrity aud high besinsss eapsci
~ and doubt Be: viii render esnerai satisfaetios
all tho may favor him With their pstroeags In shs
Land Agency business
would remark Ia eouclasioa thai have vsiaabls
lands Of owS il Davenport and vicinity for sale
and lhHs may be- found IN my sGice during basn~s.
hours & EAIS
Davenport Nay - L. Claire Raw
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-11

BEAurIEvL THou.Hrs.--Tod die Is only 70
pant On tho ring of shepherd Gyge~, and grow
invisible to gro~s<r sense. Welded with :
ring II first and last, 20 arr We married unto
Death.
We found coffin on q mulberry tree the
other day; 1t oace . coffin and ahro0d.
Silver tinted, and spotted with grain or
two II gold, AZ gold untarnishcd by the win
ter ssa1n, Il had swayed with the swsyiag
limb whercto Il chung the leaves fell, and
after tnem the SHOWS; the bouehs were
hirdlcss great sails Of ship were rent, even
a. the temple veil, hut that shroud was
seamless - the garment of the Lord.
We broke away the branch and bnre Away
the hcarse IL mulberry and the golden
shroud. In our window looking towards the
South, there will surely he resurrection by
and By, and somc pleasant summer morning,
little hook of two Illuminated leaves,
painted and gildsd, and damp with the im-
print II God shall gently open and close in
the sunshine-an articulate dissylsble Of
lie. Out of the cold comcs beauty out u
the cloud, the morning and Immortality
grows impatient u the shrond.--CAicaso
yoarAaf
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Repository Il Fashiea and Taste.
ny MADAME LOUIS,

An1U nlesss, bss~ssa yosrsh aud ginh
MADAME LOUIS. WOULD RESPECTFUL
IVA ~ isessm the lsdiss Of Davenport and sieiity
thst che y eoain provided ~tsh new and tasteful
stock IL
10nonoo0nnoe GoUoW = Nook Don0aes
u every 1eseEspsaoa, slso ios u aas frsnrh and
Aassieas ylswsss, beautiful eAit snd Crepe ussss
tssnes eeA . eaaasisy 81 $50 lsAass ertielsA Uhe
vss1 eis1ly ssasest As isspseiioe ~ the agye sad
sasnsnss uoir- 1ssssss SD 6ss Gsnslsmss's sAirs
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TALLMAN 4 POWERS,
AG Z N II > /,

oaes. pvsAy n. ss~u sseosd and TAisd
nrPgR rOR sALE fH1 FOLLOWING
cry PnOpKRrY n DAVENPORT
IIoa.e aud IL, Third street. ssss the corner d
n ~ L.s. o. tbs .assL west esrssr ~ Hosrl snd
s.s io.. ;, North Davenport. s.svsss Perry SD
81 x. ~ mos. rspsdiy '.vssviss ssA vii = so.d
% lies,.l =. .Sps n soaxson couxrY.
s..s.s,ssFE:.:.+,.st: ~: Be:
sfs ~ Tn. - 80 i: 81 - 80
In. ssoy. l.sds ere spsa he Ia.
CLINTON COUNTY
silassr lsad, assr Elvirs o., ssvsa 49, -. 1,
sass cl.a'oa county, ssss shs rairas1 IN shssss
The ssovs properly vtil ~ seaS On nssssl ssrns
SCOTT COUNTY
lnPs..sd As.s e. M 81 > ~ ass Yyssse
s s s.. ~; n; !. =: =. -. - 'A
Oas hsndrs1 - asy ssss ssispsss,s ~, TOO
s s.,s .. ss1 ~ s.ssessy ss.s. 49, wss
3ns SsaSsss = s 49, - = ssss.sa
frsa Hiskssy ossvs; w - -
PoWnou11E COUNrY.
, I.G . ssss :: e =. - =: ,: 80
NHAR DAvRMpoe1.
0as snd sas-half ~ - Cen Dae>ss - a.
hln6 With sapssb visus q s1eoe - oSSSsnS@65.S
eouatsy. 4 sneu e1rn = osssy1Ave nssGa. 49, r.
ntsassi sssss g ealsIv.1ls.. - vel - ~ -
Frat tsses 1hs - bsaaai6d - \ 8 - 5000
the city.
sEvxx NTL1s vnoN DI.vnxpoof.
4 lssV - sls1y e0es, 10y paAw suouDua1on.
II WIN - - vsy 60
u1A8 WAkO Ut
Eishsy - Gno1ae 0nn1g1e0 hoaunla-
1o0Gw 1Ayv Uo01.
= sssssAlHi - a@A uharons
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kOO0oO sNeoCo.
AS LONDON HAS LOST ONE Of HER
"A bsss clstssss, Davenport hos gained II the
bsss cussess the eide Of Baneo0b
Cen and go 90 u tbs hest assortuneLss d
ClsoAs, Cassoosgss, vsso1aDs.
Ao00sv asHA LAosn 0oeAs, anA
Dusn1sh1aG 0esas,
ever brought 70 Dsvsnpors, ~ CABIEEI. never
0ives ost Al customers depend on being ntied
" - toea. - the Old stand, sds Brad, street
sssoo1 door fron Third street. apisu
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0ETNOLDo, ELY 9 CO,
WHOLESALE OROCERs,
% soath Wei ssrsst, eoraer Mlehigsa venue,
- Rsy mold 3 fiys Bloek, ckIeseo
lave IN STORE AND OFFER TO THE
/ / spsing trade this lsrssss aud naos' complete
Groceries
ia New YORK. sax s.sk,ns oar passkssss ssslssly
from assa hsnAs 80 sza Oder Inducements squal TO
any hoass East ~ Wssi. We issits sspeetal sstea-
tioa of Jobtsrs aud nihers 10 stock ~
TEAS,
which conpsisss large ssd coapis.s aseornsass
snd u price, ~ loo lower than In Nov Iosk city
We s0iicit IN eSaminstion u oar ssoek, and ose
ceuaAsnt re ca make u for the Interest of aeaess tn
0Aks their psrekAsss from re f~asAiy
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MOLINE PAPER Mo0>oIS.
TINE SUBSCRIBER ~ CONSTANTLY
y makinx variety ~ Priat.ns aid Wlappias
roHsss their Mn IN Moline, and will pay Cask for
cay ssasoaabs easpiy u good slsAn eotso ar linen
taGa Oar travelling sssnt, A q. Churchill viii e.ll
g tks Merchants through csaiSal Iowa cad pas them
II sssL o. paper for their res
1siss, Jsss sesh, loeA
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snow CAnGD! SNOW CA00D!.
u IDE RA NICHOLS, SHOW CASE AND
II nst1 sash Maaufactursss, Inn South Ciask
ssssst, between Adams aud Aoproe Streets chiea1o,
uiinots
Show Casss u every description. constantly -
kand snd made 10 srdss, each silver Hisel<, uss
man Silver, Rosewood, Mahogany nlseA valiant,
Cssss pset I'd aud shtppsd g aay een e ne usissd
10 south Clask ess sse,
nyAasm Pal one, M slss ChlcsS In
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An AGREEABLE kEFRlGERANT AND
"A Laxative This preparation WILL be fonId ala
efficient remedy IA psspsksis, Constipation, sch
Headache aud hinirsd affections Prepared and
cold By TAYLOR q BAlIoRp
ap2t 10 lie Claire How
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49, uhooouuoQon6e G0o1Gsy.
Tug JUNE MUn1Dnn On IRE NEW YORK
y ~lAsaeDagAle - No. Ara JcsTnsn sisss .
~ esesss19l - se9yslns9eesy scilss g =. e
sley.
On slelo1s sAsa11 en- - eas.sss sks ssssslfsi
- Il Deopgoe ~ fooqp = III slly. NJ =. has
to1oo01D4 49, 0v60e p1gesW - yheost leoeAos,
vKSSsls3eeRSz1 1mA.
OunDo4 - G1GTHooA ts0n
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UmSsm Drwg store.


n L ELDRli,uE At THE NoRrHM EST
LIE kkS DEPOT r-tath lid. ~ Fourth neai
Rock lsa..d street kse la.t received fresh supply
direct from manufacturers ~ the yntuus Medicines
u the day 90 which he calls she attention ~ every
family
sles constantly Ia the family u has h~sn well said
that - An Ounce Of presenltoh {. worth Pouad oi
Cure and u never MAS 80 applicable. - Ia this Ia
stance f,t cheap aft,sir ~ hand may save a
Physicians hill
! have the inost rnltyi.ts s.iaLii- hlaai ~ Thu
cls.s la the Northwest comprising host ~ artic
numerous that shall s.aly msntton frN ~ the
leading onss
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- - - = - - s11'azaas -
= = = - - = - - napsA -
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a cuolcD LOT. just RIcEIvEp -
"A ~ % VILLA
- - - 49, a.. ktun HSsss - osDgn4
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ROCK ISLAND
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION I!
lap1ea1, oHO. eco.

THIs ASSOCIATION WILL MAKE
j grand ii.tfihailon II Real Estate AID psssossl
lIvpery5 aiming 2Doo sLsfsholders 81 the CouJs
Hoase Ia tho city - Reek leland III % the l1L
la! - september 1851
1hs property fpf distribution IA this Associative
wiil y. Tree fsoai oil iheamAfsnes aud god title
guaranteed
Among the dividend. 10 he declared 90 the sbsvs
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TAYLOR 4 BALLORD,
No. ~ Lie CI0trc u . o.
tsaecc.sor. 10 4 Webb
Ssarssaesw,. water ~. :
Oeroee 81 Ma&seessa.

A FRESH LOT IN THE CEIEBR ATEb
IN kmpre -rrlng Water. just received "
apps TAYLOR BAi1oRp
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
FORAY AGAINST LAWRENCE.

1t will be seen by intelligence in another
column, that our prediction that Buchanan
ard Walker would back down from their
pretence to treat the free state men of Kan
sas with fairness, is already finding its full
fillment. Under prctence of quelling resist
ance to law, Walker at latest news, was
marching on Lawrence with United States
troops. And wherefore? Because the peo-
pie of Lawrence do not choose to live under
a city or corporation charter prepared fol
them, without their request, by the horde
of Missouri ruffians miscalled the Legsla
ture of Kansas; but rather prefer to live
under charter of their own making. Thi:
pretcxt is seized upon by Walker and hi:
master to provoke new war with the free
state men. If war there must be, we hope
it will be war to some purpose; and it would
rejoice our inmost soul to hear that Walke
and his internal crew have each received {
bullet through the head. The meaning o
all this is as clear as day. The illumination
from the South have made Mr.. Buchanan
shake in his shoes. He can TO more stan
up when these slaveocrats denounce him fc
proposing to submit the constitution of Kar
sas to the people, than creased string ca
stand upright in July sun. The end {
all this is to be that Walker and Buchana
will come out of that tall corn; they wi
be taught who arc their masters; and the
will lick the hand that smites them an
promise no more fair dealings with me
who hate slavery and love freedom.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24

EE-The equality Of the negro as conten
ded for by the present Fusion party, will, i
carried out, amalgsmato the races and make
this government Of Minks and Monkeys
Its legitimate fruits arc well illustrated by a
case in point which We take from the Chica-
go Times es.-Paindealer.
One of the legitimate fruits Of the Demo
cratic Party is illustrated in tens of thou
sands Of cases in the South, in the shape Of
one-half of the mulatto population, who are
the offsprings of the lust of their masters
and masters sons. Hundreds and thous-
ands of instances are known of masters sell.
ing their children into slavery. Such Dem
ocratic politicians as the late Senator But
Ter Of South Carolina and Richard M. John
son, formerly Democratic Vice President
have had children by their own women
slaves. Rev. Dr. Ross is another instance
of the amalgamation of the white and black
race ms carried on at the South. In the
Democratic State of South Carolina the
fact of a white mans having harem of ne.
gro women and mulatto children, is not con.
sidered bar to his admission to good soci
ETY., or what they call good society down
there. These are stubborn facts, but loco
foco politicians have a happy faculty Of
binding their followers in regard to the
truth of the matter.
To prevent such a system Of amalgama
nation, illicit amalgamation, from spread
ing, is one of the reasons of the Republican
party for opposing the admission of slavery
into the territory now FREQ Should Demo
cratic policy prevail, that vast and beautiful
country in the West would become Sec
ond edition of Utah as far as morals arc con-
cerned, with this difference, the Southern
system compels the haploss female slave to
submit without form of marriage, while that
of Utah has certain form of marriage
which its votaries 90 through.-Leddcr.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
THE STRENGTH OF DEMOCRACY

True democracy ought to bo and is strong
in being right; sham democracy is strong
with whatever strength it has in being
wrong. Tho false and lying democracy of
this day is just as strong as the worst pas
sions of human nature can make it. Thou
sands of good men desire to see this evil Or
ganization which upholds slavery and de-
fends liquor selling; which in every large
city, as in New York, has its strength where
lbrothels and gambling houses most abound
thousands of good men we say desire to sec
it overthrown; they labor for time to ac
compish it; but presently this monster will
eyes afame with every terrible passion, ris
es and dashes down their hopes. Thel
they lose heart; declare that there is NJ
prospect that the right will triumph, and 81
they give way to the power of evil. TIL
contest between the sham democracy an
the party which defends human rights an
resists oppression, is just the old contest bc
n tween good and evil; between right prime
pies and evil passions. Tho party of hi
/ man freedom has little tosustain it save tn
! power of truth. The party of oppression
:, ofliquor selling and slaveholding; the pa
! ty that rejects TO measure and no man b
r cause they are wrong; this party, We say,
! sustained aud nerved by all the force the
/ is in bad passions, in self-interest, in fal
doctrines, in appeals to all the evil there
II in man.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
The BreslIn and Gibson indictments.


The Grand Jury of Franklin county, last
week, found Bills of Indictment against
Breslin and Gibson for embezzling the State
funds. Mr.. Gibson was present, and tcsti-
fled before the Jury, but Mr.. Breslin was alb
sent-supposed to have gone to the domin-
ions Of Queen Victoria for his health. The
The Court fixed the amount of Gibson's
bail at $4,000. r. G. Pennington, Abe
Rawson, and John D. Loomis, each one Of
whom swore in open Court that he was
worth 100000, signed the bail bond and
Mr.. Gibson returned home.
The Ohio State Journal in speaking o.
this matter, says ys:-We have no doubt thai
whatever may be the crime or its amount
which Gibson has committed, and we have
no desire to extenuate it Or to shield him
the great substantial fact will appear thai
the money was taken from the Treasury
by Mr.. Breslin-THE WHOLE OF 1T, NOT
PART, BUT THE wHoLE-and that Medill
Morgan, Trevitt & Co., knew of it-per-
haps not the exact amount, but that they
knew it was being stolen from the Treasury
and instead of making the fact known and
bringing the case before judicial tribunals
they procured their own and Breslin's re.
nomination on the State ticket, and did wha
they could to give him renewed lease up
on the public Treasury. These are th,
facts, and these are the leaders of the demo
cratic party.