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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18
Amalgamatlon In Boston.

The matrimonial register of the city
| Of Boston, shows that there have been
no less than six cases of amalgamation
marriages, in that city, during the past
year.
The cases have all been of the mar
riage of white women with black men,
and in no case of white man, with q
black woman. The subject is too dis
gushing to be treated Of, at length but
our duty as public journalist demand
that we should, at least, raise our voice
against the preparation of such out
RACES upon the moral sentiment of the
country.
The frequent occurrence Of cases Of
this kind in Boston, cannot but give
rise to the gravest doubts as to the
correctness Of public opinion in that
city.
In no place not degenerate in NOR
atty, piety and decency would connec-
tions of this kind be tolerated; and if
the laws did not provide a punishment,
the people would rise in their might,
and wipe ont the disgrace. We are
not an advocate of mob law; but if
ever the enforcement of the code of
Judge Lynch is justifable, it is in a
case of this character.
When woman upon whom the vir-
tue and purity Of society in q great
uredepeuds, stoops thus to degrade
herself, the degradation Of man must
inevitably follow.
If public sentiment and . sense Of
moral responsibility are not sufficient
to prevent the occurrence Of these
abominablc matrimonial connections
stringent criminal laws should be enac.
ted for the punishment Of the parties
concerned.
1t may be answered that persons
should be allowed to exercise their free
will in matters Of this character; but
We believe-and the sentiment of the
country will sustain us--that criminal
statute would be as proper in this in.
stance, as in the case of incest, or any
other crime against decency and NOR
atty.
Occurrences Of this kind are the
strongest arguments which can be 3D.
duced in favor of the position taken by
Us, in regard to the section Of the new
Constitution which provides for the ed
ucation Of white and black children in
the same school.
The opportunity should not be given
for the impossible minds Of children
to form affections which in their after
liz may exercise . banefal influence
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

Tsg REVIVAL SruAoOa-A oeotlsmaa
from Canada r'a Cd ct enc u tie pesyss
mesdngs few evenings ego. that sines his
arrival In Boston, news hes reached him
from home, Il small town II Canada Wsss,)
70 the effect that there had been upwards
of one hundred conventions in the place
within the week. Similar intelligence Il
almost daily coming In 70 cheer the heart .
Of those most actively gagged in the re
vival. and give them new strength and en-
eouragen3k The avsksaing sssms to Be
q ,iversal, and what II the more noticeable,
! towns sad cities entirsly rsnoes iron
each o.hsr-places, the Inhabitants 81 which
having little or no intercourse or sympathy
together; il Is manifest in high places. as
we'll - low-with the upper and more re-
fined classes Of .ociety. - with the lovly,
the ignorant, and vicious; it comes on the
sea-the mariner. who has passed months
away from the shore. has heard nothing,
y while. Of what IL TRANSPORTING ct home,
and knows nothing concerning events taking
place on the land WHITTIER he IL bound. L
suddenly, and. to human sight, with no ap-
parent reason, brought under its influence.
What does it all mean, 10 . question that
may we'll agitate the breast of the most
skeptical and incredulous subjects touching
religion.-Boston Herald
the Business Mems meeting, at the Old
South, Monday, it was announced that one
hundred and two persons were baptized
Sunday in the Merrlmac river. sixty four Of
whom were heads Of families.-Bostor
Traveller.
~ The general revival now progressing
throughout this country has had the effect
Of converting whole towns in New England
in many of them not an adult person can be
found who has not under. its influence
changed his course Of life " for the better.
That PoUGnKEErsrE GnL-The Buffalo
Commercial advertiser, one of the editors Of
which is q medicine man, says of the girl d
Poughkeepsie who fell into trance at re-
vival meeting, and saw great many things
which astoniehed the natives
Every physician Of any experience has
seen twenty euch cases % tina The dis
ease is well known as hysterical coma. The
talking paroxysms are more frequent and
Tar less remarkable than the half cateleptic
condition which previous accounts have
mentioned. In fact there ia nothing re-
markable at all about the case, except the
fuss made over it. A little harshness, few
buckets of cold water, for instance, wonld
be far more likely to put an end to the
trance than the constant inducements held
out to her to stay in it. That she has never
been nervous before is about as wonderful
g that . person should have the itch for til,
first time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18


One day Of ret in ssvss-the seo-
bath-was by God ordained amid the
thunderings Of Sinsi.
The chosen people ofGod-the jews
have always reliei ,usly observed the
day; and since the death Of the Savior
it has been honored BY all denomina.
tons Of christians in every land.
One day Of rest in seven, il required;
not only BY the command Of the
Almighty, but also, BY the character Of
our physical and mental organization.
The mind harraased and strained, and
the body wearied, by the secular en-
ployments of the week, need rest, and
change.
The Sabbath, if properly observed
relazes the mind by changing its direct.
ion from:.created things, to the Creator,
and the body, by repose, is enabled to
repair its wasted energies.
Some one has said-and not with
out reason-that without toe Sabbath
one half of the world would be raving
maniacs.
Thus obedience to the laws of God in
this instance as we'll as in others, is not
only to our we'll being hereafter but
also conducive to our physical and
mental advantage in this life.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

MADE EN- PAY FOR r-At the execution
of the negroes Jenney, few days ago, at
Alexandria, d. c., some man kindly furnish
ed q ladder by which q large number of
outsiders were enabled to mount the Jail
wall and witness the execution. This was
all very well but the wall audience, after
the sight had been seen, on turning to de-
scend, discovered that the ladder had been
removed. leaving them high and dry in an
exceedingly unpleasant position. The man
with the ladder stood q short distance of
enjoying intensely the predicament of his
csptives, which no sntreaty of theirs. or
threats either, would induce him to relieve.
The boys looked down with an eye to des-
perate leap, but, alas the distance was too
great, and only then did il occur to them
to try the effect of silver to induce the lad
der man to come to terms. This was pre-
cissly what that gentleman had been wait
Ing for, and when he heard the word "mon.
81" he consented to negotiate terms, which
We. hat he should reesive The small f. r.
~ head. and that the pay h in or
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was placed agei9t NJ wall. bu1 - eee1a-
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18
"Mother's Grave"

"How still it is" The wind frills up the
long summer grass, and rustles the swaying
willows under which am standing Just a.
softly a. that other breeze that lie in the
shadow of the past, and stirs up INV heart,
with the old memories it brings with it.
Twelve years ago sat Just as do now.
I am greatly changed. but all around me is
the same The far off hills with their blue
misty tops, half wreathed in the folds Of
white clouds, the green meadows with the
country sunshine, flashing ike sweet
thoughts oil about them. and nearer the old
grey stone and the cool water splashing
down softly on the white pebbles re-
member all
"Mother' need not whisper the name
low; for there is none to hear me but birds
on the tops of the willows. and it will not
disturb her slumber. No, no, though sit
here with one arm wrapped closely round
the grave, where the tears of manhood are
dropping thick and fast, as the tears of my
childhood dropped on her bosom; know
she will not awaken.
remember it as though it had all hap.
pened this morning-how her cool soft fin
gers used to drop like snow flakes on my
hair, and her lips murmer sweet blessings
over me with every night fall. Oh! am
rich man now! The dews of night fall
on my broad acres and the spray of the far
Pacific washes the keels of my proud ships !;
but | would give many goodly acre, many
. treasure that sleeps deep in the hold to
lie down one night under the old garnet raj.
ter with that sweet eeraph face bending
Ger me with its playful kiss, just as it used
to do.
Mother! mother! the daisies of q score
of summers have bloomed and fallen above
your grave, but your memory slumbers
deep and sacred in the heart Of your boy
still. The m mory of your prayers and
counsels have been with him in the long
way that his feet have trodden, and he has
cause to thank you for this now!
Look over the shining bastions sainted
mother, and see me as lie here, with nv
cheeks pilowed in the moist grass. Here.
only here, casting off all nav manhood,
can be a child again, for the world will
never know me 90 you have known me,
dearest mother.
We shall know each other up there, too,
where the snowy blossoms never wither on
the everlasting hill. and the autumn never
braids its scarlet ringing through the green
eternal summers
Your boy will come to you, and from that
land which is far of, we shall 20 no more
out forever, mother.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

A TERRIBLE LEAGuk-The Paris CORES
pondent of the New York Times, speaking
of the late attempted assas sination Of Louis
Napoleon, says:
It's reported that one of the prisoners,
Rudio, has turned States evidence, and that
in his confession he has revealed plot that
does not offer a very smiling prospect
for the Emperor. According to Rudio's
confession, the conspirators were five hun
dred in number. They are bound to their
work by terrible oath. and their object is
the assassination of Louis Napoleon. Each
year, or oftener, If circumstances will war
rant the attempt, the whole band are to
draw lots from q box, in which there will be
five winning membera The 1--WE members
drawing these are held to put into immedi-
ate execution an attempt upon the Emper-
or's life, which shall be approved by the
whole society, and by those who are charg
ed with its execution. The society has
plenty Of money for carrying out it, designA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

A BRIDE or TRxD.R Aok-A lad of 10
years Of age was lately married, in the town
of Grand View, Missouri to maiden Of the
ripe age of 70.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

4 osnvsutiou Of the Democratic party o. the s's'e
q lsws VIII b held as Iowa city on THURSDAY the
0osA day q Juns, 1888 for the purpse Of n'mns'ns
ssaAbAaso sm The o0css os Secretary, Auditor ana
Tssssssr q State also tor the transaeaon o. suen
sshss business % said convention may deem propef
Tue ratio Of representation will be one delegate for
ssch one hundred votes and one additional delegate
As each fraction over nry vot cas-, In each county
for Ire Democratic candidate for Governor IN October
iast Counties casting less number Of votes will be
sesitled 70 one delegate each.
No county can be represented ~ proxy,
0so " ucCLuAnv GEO. 8. @. Dow,
ID. o. PINCH, VIM. VO0HT'
yosu CaAax. OHARLns C0axERv,
w nnaxrAp d. II. SoLonoS,
IN @v.r. State Central CommdYse.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1858-04-24

I.ors nous partons tous deux, bien seuls.
Hors Paris, = dams les grands tilleuls
lie vent Sc joue. ...s
l. L'air sent le lilas ct ls thym, aa@
La fraiche brisc du matin .
Baise ta joue. ..r 20.
Apres avoir pssse tout pres
De wastes ombnges plus frsis
Qu'une glaciere. ..r'a.-
Et tout pleins de charmants abords.
Nous allons nous axsevir aug b0rds
DE ID riviere.
L'eau fremit. le poisson changeant
Emaille Ii vague d'srgent s-. zr,
D'ecailles blondes. ... ....
Le saule, arbre des tristes veux.
Plcure ct baigne ses longs cheveux
Parmi les 0ndes w. .s r.s. o
Tout syt calme ct silencicux: .'
Etoiles que ia terre aux cieux
A derobees,
On volt briller dun eclat pur
Les cor~ees dor ct d'ssur ..-
Des scarabees.
Nus yeux s'enivrent assouplis,
A voir l'esu deroulcr les pills
De ~ ceinturs
Je baise en- pleurant ties genoux,
Nou, sommes bien seuls, rieD que nous
Et IL nature. nuas.
Tout alors, les Aots enchanteurs.
I.'arbre emr, les oiscaux chanteurs
Et les feuillees, 3u. .r-..ar
Et les voix aux accord touchants
Que le silence dams les champs
Tiept eveillees, - 4
Les parfums qui prepnsut lee sens.
Les horizons tblouisssuts Iaa
De fantaisie. f .
Les serments dams nos ceurs Icrits.
Tout en- nous demaude 1 grsnds cris
La poesie. ' .aH.a n. b..
5000. a. a .H-. .. sErr r a.a
Mons sommes heureux ans froidsur.
Plus De bouderie ou d'humeur
Trisse oa chagriDe.
To poses dun air triumphant
Ta petite tete d'eufans
Sur ms poitriue. aaaz q
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Tu m'ecoutes. ct je te lis,
Quoique u bouche, CONNIE un lys.
S'ouvre ct soupire, ..s
Quelques stances dAlighicri.
Musset ls poete cheri.
Ou de Shakespeare:
Msis je jet.e le livre ouvert.
Tandis que ton regard re perd
Parmi les mousses, t'.' 81.
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| A nos poetes les plus doux
Tes levres douces.
Puts, voici qu'un couple charmant.
J Comme nous jeune ct bien aimant.
, Went ct regsrde j. g.a..H
Que de bouheur. rien QUA leur pas!
lis passcnt ct ne vous voieut pss...
Que Dieu les garde! ur.a ....
Ce sout .des freres, mon cher cour:.
Que. comms nous. l'amour vsinqueur
Fit run pour l'autre. H b.. ....
All. gu lis soient hsursux I leur tour.
Embrsssons-nous pour leur amour
Et pour le ndtre!! ~.3.a .l.
Chere. quel inetfable emoi,
Sur &c rivage on pres de moi
Tu te recueilles.
De meier d'amoureux sanglots
Aux douces plaintes que les dots
Dissent aux feuilles.
Dis, quel bonheur d'etre enlsces
Par des bras forts jamsis lasses
Avec quels charmes ..."
Apres tous nos mortels exils .A
La levre bolt au bout des ellis
De fraiches larmes. 800, A
Benz soft Dieu qui daigne uuir
Les ccurs svides de plaisir q. y,
Et pleins de seve. r-5..
Que l'amour ne rend jamais las!
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Dams de vains songcs = -
Que souvent l'svcnir maudit. .
Et que les songes. CONNIE on dit.
Sont des mensonges = -, ~.
TREopoRE DE- BANvILLE.
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