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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

THE COMET OF CHARLES THE W
This celebrated comet may now be seen
shortly after sunset in the north west, q few
degrees above the horizon. Its course is to-
wards the sun which it is now very nearly
approached.
This comet is one of the grandest of which
historians make mention. Its period of re-
volution is almost three hundred years 1t
was seen in the years lO4, 392, 6S3, 975,
1864, and the last time 1856. Astronomers
agreed in predicting its return in ls4S, but
1t failed to appear. Already the observs-
tories began to be alarmed for the fate of
their beautiful wandering star, when q
learned calculator of Middlebowry. N !.
Bomme reassured the astronomical world Of
the continued existence of the venerable
and magnificent comet Disquieted as all
other astronomers were by the non arrival
OF their comet at the expected time, Mr.
BONNIE, aided by the preparatory labors of
Mr. Hind, has revised all the calculations
and estimated all the actions of all the pla-
nets upon this comet for three hundred years
of revolution. The result of this patient la
Dor, gave the arrival Of the comet in Au-
gust 1858, with an uncertainty of short
time.
The calculations of this patient laborer in
the cause of science have proven correct, by
the appearance of the comet.
1t is known that partaking of the general
superstition which interpreted the appear
ance of comet as the foreruner of some
fatal event, Charles V believed that this
comet addressed its menaces particularly to
him, as holding the first rank among sover-
eigns. The great and wise once, but now
wearied and shattered monarch had been
Tor some time the victim Of cruel reverses
There were threatening indications in the
political if not physical horizon of still
greater tempest to come. He was left to
cry in dispair fortune abandons old men
The appearance of the blazing star seemed
to him an admonition from Heaven that he
must cease to be q sovereign if he would
avoid a fatality from which one without au-
thority might be spared. 1t is proven that
the Emperor survived his abdication but
but little more than two years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
TO-DAY'S ADV'K.
rHoRINGroH, BROWN 1 ARMSTRONG.

THORINGTOH, Brown 1 ARMSTRONG.
A sTonHEYs and Gounselors, Davenport. Iowa
"A ONO. No. Is. Nickolls' Bioek, corner Of Brady
and Second stresu
J. .THoRiHoToR, a.. BRows, yAansTnoxo.
REFsnsNoss Hon Thos 4 Heniricks, Commas
sionsr 0sn'l land O~ce, Washington, D 9; =
Converse %, Pine strett, NV York Ool Jack
Thorineson, y ntsomery, Ala; Hon James Hsrlan,
o Senas0r, ~ Pleasant. Iowa, Ant DE LeClaire,
ksq 0eo Davenport, ESQ, Aessrs Ootes Davies
Davsnpoit, Iowa. sep14
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
" q. COLE. NJ. ID,

|YSICIAN, SURG EON AND OCULIST RESI-
once Lo Claire House, ONCE Franklin Block
No. y upstairs.
kaupa-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

During the week everything has passed - quietly
% thouGn no bri ige were here.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
Metal Warehouse .

q wabash Aveuenue, Chicago Ill
rhe undersigned importer and dealer In TIN Plate
Sheet Iron, Wire Block Tn Copper, Zinc, and Net
els generally has estabis he'd at tie above place.
METAL WAREHOUSE,
where always be found good ply Of oil aTti.
cles In his line All orceTs promptly executed.
- On hsnd-Twsnty tons No and Fence
Wirs. tJs1OhSnot THOe DlOKHRaON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

Furniture WarerOOU.

AND
Furniture WAFerOom.
1TNH undersigned having taken the new store
i room No So Perry IT, tMerwin's Block) ID new
prepared TO give his strict personal attention 70 the
unde rtaking business In oil It's branches A large
and handsome assortment of Coins OF every descrip
lion constantly OH haDa including
Zinc, Mahogany, Black Walnut. Cherry, &c
A Hearse and any requisite number Of ca rrisges
urnished TO order Coffin plates Of . variety Of pat
terms neatly engraved Particular attention 70 call
ID 70 his new and complete stock Of
Furniture.
Having work hop connected with his wareroom
he Is prepared manufacture 70 order oil dcscrip-
tons Of Desks ward robes tables, &c &c. larGs
assort ment OF silt and fancy moulding. hand suit
able for looking glass and picture frames.
share Of public patronage % respectfully solictrd.
apvTAhwN NAA%v ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

FORNRY AND COUEBELLOR AT LAW
davenport, Iowa.
;e-Dsvenporrs Block, corner Main and 6ec.
reets. decl 8dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
Beef. Mutton. Lamb.

VEAL, PoPk-fresh and sat-of
y the best quality, keIt constant y
on hand IT South east St6N LIE
A0CLA1REM MARKET.
VIZ. BRYAN.
I" Nest delivered and orders promptly attended
To- [sep14dlmol W, B.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

hfRSALD a Retail Dealosoin HAvono a11
Se0estac Cigars, vlrxinis Piug, Out OhsWtno
bldng reeesoe, 1nW pipas, -, ,oesnse nso1y
p eCreote ueo1lW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

CORBIN Il DOW,
|ORNEYS AND COUNsRLLORS AT Law
NOTARIBS PUBLIC
AT Macklot 4 Oorbin's kXchanse omce,
bort, Iowa. oclou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
Farmers. Notice.

~A TVHB highest cash price paid for
i Cattle, Sheep, &C., by
VIM BRYAN,
--A Eouth.eaat ttall lie Clsire Market.
sepl4 w4w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

n.yrs e. TtproS'c yV,,rnc

DAVIS & TIPToN's WIRING School.
The first session of this institution u der
the direction Of Messrs Griffith and Upton.
will commence on tomorrow "Wednesday
morning. and continue from day to day un-
til further notice. Male persons, both young
and old.who are desirous Of improving their
present style of Chirography. will find it to
their advantage to call at the College rooms
in Wuppermans block. corner of Fifth ami
Brady streets, at their earliest opportunity
The beautiful "opencerian System of Pen
rnanship," now 30 popular among the lovers
Of good writing, and the only one worthy Of
consideration, will be taught in all its vari-
cites, both practical and ornamental, and in
all its modern Improvements and illustra-
tions.
Terms of instruction to correspond with
the present state Of monetary affairs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
Chicago Market.

BIT TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO. Sept. IL, p NJ.
Grain trade, rather dull h lders however, seem
ed firm, which cause some little excit sment.
WHRAT-SpYing, 67d7l.
CORN.-Quist; 60c@5Sc.
OATs.-No sales.
RvE.-small lots for distilers. e0@7Oc.
BARLEY-7Oc.
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CARDS..

M PLUMER. oEo N vANHosEN,
PLUM MER X VAN HOSEN,
rTO1HEYS and Counsellors 81 Law, and Nota.
ri-s Public. Also agents for tho Charter Osh
Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital 170O,0O0
Fire In Co. New Haven, 160O, ,0a0.
nce L. Claire Block, Davenport sept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

b N usehsll's New Dleek a Drsdy end =.
ree1s. sepSitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

ApvERnsERs TAKE HsrIoE.-fhe once OF 7As
Tunes viii be at No. 8, Metropolitan Block, instead
OF being in Nichols, Block, - heretofore stated.
aus31
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GrOret' ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

495 BKUADWAY, n. Y.
i tbs best use for Family Reving, making :
new, strong and elastic stitch, which viii uor rtp
even II every fourth stitch out Circulars sent On
application by lotter.
J. e. WsshbuFnc, Agent,
June1-dtf Dayenport Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
New York Market.

New York Market.
lBY TELE0RAPH.1
NEW YORK Sep. ~.
PLOUn-AoYe active. Sales OOo bbls ct 5OC0
30 for uEsound. 95@5 90 for super state: lO0
so for extra etatr; 2OG5 60 for common to good
ext'a western; 60@S go for slipping brands round
hoop Ohio.
CANADIAN FLouR-Contirues dull at 5 5O@6 es
for extra
BYE hoUR-Qniet 1t 50C0A 20
WHEAT Dull and nominal 1G2c lower. eales
6,0O' bash et 20 prime red southern; - for
prime new wheat.
CoRu Dull and dropping Sales ? 600 bash st
6S@1O for common 70 good mixed Wesesn.
OATs.-Dull. l5@50 for STATE and western.
RYE-Firm At 1876.
PORK.-Unset lied and lower. Sales eco bbls II -
@17 40 frr mes; Is 50 fer prime.
BEBe-Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY.-Nominsl at AX.
Bridge Report.
POI TIE WEEK EHDIxo SEPT. II, NJ L. WooD,
BRIDGE MASTER.
Dat. no. bts NO. rft,. abvs l.w.m. Stat. Of vth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

I,I Communicated tbr matter before ! bad /
bean .uf thr house 70 minute. .lhttN' l"''|
h.e thoroughly mortified sha would hf 20 /
fhIrk .Lr had uuc0usDusly rallied her nus
band ou h's former freshness and nweWall' /
un8 in my presence, and how d Nould ',h
bsr o. remember that J, 0f al others shonll
hove iu my possession story OF hr, hNhN'""
which fhr would uut llhc tu have lnll'
dil not close my ryrs boo sleep lhai might
AS mind v.s buoy With consideration ol
rf,- urru-iriirs connected eith tHl5 horrible
rnutHmua What should ] do ? hhouia.
200 tD d. benton boo tir m'r.iHg Hnd ~. e ha
u.rFuu1 That would not do, ior Doc had nnl
acknowledged his identity with the young
t81u whom bad cndoayorod o. recall 90 hlh
mind / could not leave the town without
r,ll.n1..f1r thnt would compromise mo win
tbr rast 81 the hmily however agrerahlrN
might bo t1tA, bride and her deeply offended
husband. b. ms cool moments, have me
credit Of possessing o quality Nmeh passes
under the convenient name OF check con-
/ al4lll. Ii llst, that this We The best resort,
considering the cirehmat-nces, therefore
/ determined to call, ns " uothiughad occurred
.-1-rri a. it,sb e. gu ullusipu 40 the event NJ me
pr.,ious evening. Ahcr ] had concluded up
200 this course of procedure, IL occurred tome
'u,t was securing O biz Of precious revenge
pou Kate for something that hlh occasion
a. remember against beg, md that with my
secret vrl keI,t, shp would bo respectful ~
thr future Accordingly ! cgllrdiu thecourst
,rg morning walking Into the house vi h
. aut ringing. hy the license Of cous.nsh,p aue
b old mmilLrly, Tho ola FOLKS were glad g.
ssr me-. Kate and her husband were 10 l9cu
+. io1m. ! waited and chattcd nn hour before
ID Kate made her appearance, hhr then Saun
I tered onrrlcssly into The room, o. II up TO Va
( moment. she had been unaware Of my pres
i eucc In the house,
,Ah' Harry sou here % said sie,'l though
a yc-y likely sou had lrft town. -
d without calling Uu you, and bidding 81"
- good byuh'
d. Well. Il did not occur 90 M Tint that VIZ
d necessary, though perhaps II is just o' wei
q as yofWiIl probably never come to bee
10 AGAIN.
a. why uot''
o| Bccausc. frt SON haven't been invited
r- and second sou wouldn't come " YOU were
M The check wasuot al ON my sidc, thong
h, Ib,camc painfully conscious that had pa
ID. oC then. arose, tool, my hat aud then
.l' took Rates hand and shook H. she gas
o. me % look which shall ueygiorgct s'rot
a compound wsit ofpity and disgust ana a
nj GER and said, Harry, how could you lie go
ir Ilctr was nothing Tor mo to hay. cou
r- hive cat the doctors throat with rnFc but
.cl ava not sto him then, and have not seen hi
aimee
he wonder II Kate really believes that ! d
ah Ne about that-thc tool
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

repeat what many Of the best citizens iu New
II,,cp have rcmarEad concerning bis remo's
al from community lie testified before bio
de,,b that be- was the wilhl assaaut in tho
,o,g .. that he deserved % bc shot Bot would
tbe wound had not been mortal Judicial
Investigations are eiritipg some most 'ipgu-
lar evidence, tending thus Ear 20 e1eraic
,bc ,tudents from al adminaIily in the affair
Inc Rremon meantime asserting that II they
hn Of legal satisfaction they Viii take Che
matter into thrirora hoHds, On. B,-l beg
YOU win not class Gremen Ia Connecticut I'M
der the same category with those Of Vermont
Iwil endeayor Il possible 20 give you ths
result Of tha proceedings neat weeh'
Yours iu haste, QUIZ,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
Congreaa.
tUTz

But little NJ consequence il doing now 100
uds body. W. give large share Of spice
~ correspondent, from different parts Of the
country, and Win lhis week only quote from
tbs n. +, HraH in regard 10 what IL doing
now ~ Washington
oThe Democratic members Of the Ohio
T.e,.lature have written 90 Senator fuRh'
withdrawing all Instructions ~ 90 how he
.Lsll vote on tho kausls question II IL
under.iood that both Of the Minnesota aeua-
tor.. Itlce aud Shields, are opposed 10 MI
Douglass course on the kpnta8 question
and would, had they uu opportunity '"'+
with the friends Of the administration
The Senate Committee on Territories VIII
rcport against the admission Of Oregon Of
,bis time, ON the ground that she has not
sufficient. population, that no urgent necessity
,,ists for her immediate admission hhd thnl
her citizens do not desire H.
The President sent 60 the senate to-day d
large batch Of appointments, which were
,.Lru uu iu executive session, aud referred
g., uroucr committees. he has also noniina.
/ ,ci Col. A. s. Johnson, now ID command Of
. ,be Utah expedition 10 the brcyet Of Brig.
| General,
/ AZ soon M the Kansas question u disposed
4 oC IA /, believed the President viii call the
attention Of Congress particularly, 10 the state
of our relations with spain, ana the necessity
for the adoption Of prompt ana Nlgorou'
measures for the enforcement OF redress inl
Tho outrage. committed by that power upoi
our flag and citizens,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
A Thing to DO Proud OF,

buchanan said, the other day, to mem
Der Of Congress from Alabama, 81 cannot say
that am pro-slaNery man, bot do say
that have done more for the South than
any man living RichmoHd Inquirer
And he has, Elected by the skn Of his
teeth, by the vote Of his own native State
ON the issue Of Free Kansas" he hos turned
his back upon the whole North, moro impi'
ously even than did the traitor Pierce, en-
braccd the cause Of Slavery extension boldly
and taken an official vow 70 force Slavery
down the ,hroa,s Of tho people Of kap'a'
against their unanimous and united remon
STRANGE. Poor Aposiate yea he has "don'
more Cor the South than any other man liz
ing p" IN the nnmc OF Northern Democracy
| let him enjoy the NIdW'soia Repab
/ HcgH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
That $4,000

Ia regard 10 lhc S51O0O charged 10 the
books Of Lawrence, Stone a Con as having
been expended 10 secure the passage Of the
last Tariff, tho report Of the Investigating
Committee appointed by the Say State Mills
Corporation, states that memorandum ol th'
items Of ihat expenditure has been seen since
thc failure, ON loose papcrin one'ot the desks
and that this memorandum has disappeared
Col. Wolcut,, who has been before the ln'es-
tipatlng Committee ~ Washington, was sent
10 jail ON Monday for refusing 10 answer
questions propouudod 10 him 10y the Com
m.ttae. The SpriHQfdd RpubhcaH thus
takes on" this harping about corruption
/ oTbc rubid manner in which the democrats
I iu Congress, and especially me southern uth-
. ocrats. mitch into the poor fellows who are
suspected Of having had anything 10 do WIN
] tho sb7, 900 fund, is rclrcshlng One Woull
.appusu them 10 be PMuFUuH ct 'tt"eT- ann
that the worst ever suspected Oh Them was
that lhey had sold their votes Tor money
They can knock % gentleman ttuEricFH up"t'
The floor Of the Senate chambcr-that ~
y noble act worthy Of canes and c1Uon1nlon
they can hold humanity M property ano
swindle o race out Of mind and musclo--lhh
"a Christianity they can uIlnh 70 WNuu' /.
and intnglrl.ou, and manage 90 keep thcll
coppcrs hot night and duy-lhal IL gentle
manly Indulgence they can plot 20 cheat
territory ONT n its birlhright through mur
I der and rpiuc, aud lies and swindlcs nneai
alogncd ana uucouured-thRt 10 the leEiu
mate exercise Of political powers they cai
advocate the stealing Of negroes ifomAiri''
and thcir transportation % this country tina
Is Legitimate trade and 10 Just ms Christina a
' slavery 500 thryc1n send pirates and irochnol
eu'tn Nicaragua is maniicst destiny
" they would plumber Spain OF Cuha-ihat
for the cltonsiou Of our institutions, b'
~ when Il comes 10 10 little matter Of 80 900 al'
u n ,u,,icion that they ever handled tie stu
IN thcir ,irtuc sticks out Ike q sore finger, an
We arc ali rcqucsted 20 take notice chat u h'
, clean rag on, and smells Of the gcnuir
u, opodoldoc, Al! Well The modcsiy
+, somc folks"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

Al
,inues. like person in o qnana''y' 70 IN
sometimes in one direction ana SOM. ''",.-
mother. tishard to tdll which" way 10 "."% i
LU Judging from the Presidents pl'''I'''
80 -ons ,,ould conclude that with Hm N -
4. r,ytber" an up-hll business. - lor ''la,
,,,g. will report a LapfisiHg that came OH
ON Yesterday. -Four persons two VIM. .', ' ',-
two blacfs, having united themselves Wv" Wv
p,c,rued Church at this place, were e''.'
- me ohio river Oiye miles disiantj h} .
80. co,,ourse Of friends, and suhmeis'u'
the chillnoss Of the "als'
I'M accordance with the doctrine ~ 'N' W.
.nomi,ation referred 20, Slaves ana nv
c.il. % are thus unfortunately taken l"l"
c,llovship. and receive the communion ~
.an,u,oy The "darlles," however occupy
IA, Lo,L s,ai,. and parlako aif1 the Hour "'
tl,o flock haze helped thcmsel'e'' lhA W.
uIstion looks rather unique ~ la'he' Wy
= tree % but long-established us'ge has TO-
,oncilcd n with the feelings Of masters 70
,be manor born" 4 remark Of eHe oil lhe
,lnyes.-a girl about 2 years Of nge'--'h
repIy 10 question Why she went l"'N''''
WAS. " bceausc The preacher afpearfa 70 'f 80
ouJ,op,f an answer that did greater h'n''
10 her heart than TO her hcat
Tho Lyceuw, IN connection WIN the W.
ncrya College, sdll keeps mp its interest bon
In its debates and the publication OF il' ~ '''
rorp The question on the tnPia 10 The expo
dicucy If the admission Of Kansas under lh'
I,eompton Constitution, II Kansas shAl
como In m the result Of the discussion or u
the presidcnt's position shall be Justified
hal deem il bouuden duty to give
extensive publicity At the earliest moment
Tho - Mirror" whichroloets our loHturrh'sl'l
deals IN spirc, Of which few specimens Of
nnnexcd asa caudal appendago to tbs leos''
cpistlc, ~.
WHY Is JOY and a Jacket alikeP bceau'
each ia beat when double6rea'cd'
WHY il Minerva College like an old ide'
hifg Because Il has two or three d"
Jlade' IN H.
why Is picking certain kind Of fruit w
negro bapdzing, or negro ianeTal' Ut
cause Il is Waci-bmyiag.
Why II President buchanan IN he ia'o
70 lie Kansas measure like person who te'u
, his tavern bill in the absence Of the landlord
because he has evidently counted without b
4 HOST
u Saw, Jim 10 Jud. IDS strange 60 me,
u How others thrive in kuovltdRr an
IA While scarce know the Rule ~ lhr'e'
Although re hfcu GO college
n. rThr reason plain says Juu 20 'lh'
T. .Nh, others are more knowing
For tic, re- aware soIuc Other WiuE o.,
~ L. nccdcdTbu, The gg"g'' NJ ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
News OF tho Week.

DEAD-Thc young fireman who was sho
vs. ono Of tic students Of Yale College ha,
died of his wound. Ono student has been
arrested
MAIrp.-Fx-prcsidcut Fillmore wa,
married on the 10th 70 Mrs. Caroline c. Nc.
l"'osh Of AIbcuN Ny,
ErnorLN Nrws.-Tmantiol nenifs IN
! England are mcalily imuroling. though
business Of all kinds is very dull. Prom
India we have later news, although of no
great Importance. Sir j. Outram and Col
Seaicn had gaiued victories over the Scpoysi
and there were no new iusumcc,ions.
CALIFORNIA NEws-Dy the arrival Of tho
Star Of the West, we have two weeks late,
news from California. The treasure brought
10y tMs steamer was nearly million and
nan Tho news is not Of much Importance.
The state legislature is now IN session. Five
white men have boon murdered by the In.
dams or Mormons between California and
Utah.
FROM MlNIco.-Civil war is raging In this
country FIVE may believe the news which
comes from that quarter, and the whole
country is in confusion.
LOLA MONTE delivered her third lecture
IN New York on "Wednesday evening sub.
joet--" Calamity"
fN-Pntss'l.,r 'FYrrr, whose serious illness
was lately announced, is better, with a pros.
l'et Of restoration to health.
kuNArrm CArruRpp.-A despatch from
Louisville, Kyp says that y. u. Van Tuylc.
Who kidnapped two free negroes at Geneva
n u, aud sold ono as slave in Kentucky
lac en,oucstcd in New Orleans. and owoi,s
reputation from the Governor of Kentucky
Two MlN SCroCArED.-J. Edward Borpc.
superintendent Of the Little Schylkll Rail.
ood' and duncan Weir Mine Agent. wore
ui'oeeicd b. the ems in tho conf mines in |
'cnnSy!yania, the 10th. Their bodic, vcrc .
covered ut midnight, =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
Tho Vermont Democracy.

4 Montpelier correspondent Of tho Dos
ton Traveller describes blunty and truly the
posilian NJ the Democrats IN this Statei
oThe democrats are IN apeculiar fS, about
this time. Ia Vermont. Tho great body hi
them unqucstonably side warmly with Doug
las, and look upon the locompton swin,dio o.
a thing that cannot be swallowed without
great danger Of choking, but their organs
bcing al, in some way, stipundianea Of gov
crnmcnl and having just fear Of buchanan
oHcinl puillotine before their eyes, dare NOT
lct of so hs to give the true sentiment OF w.,
partyi and 80 they 60, good De'lling u
along, with one eye turned npprehcn.'rN
on the te,t-making Democrat Of tho WING
House, az Washington, and the olggi
/ dcprcciatingly on Douglas and hi' ieallu'll
mustoring forces here. but this state OF
Sh.ugs cannot last long. II matters are no
soon harmouizod az headquarters, ruptuu
among the party here Is inevitable,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

Irmpcrance in their rr,rrrl places Of Nnf-
,bip on tho last Sabbath Of the present month
On motion Of Theron Howard ESQ the
thanks NJ tho Convention be rendered 70 nc
Choir for lho excellent Music 70 which the
Convention has had the pleasure ofllstening.
The executive Committee were directed To
appoint the Committees under the Sd l'eso'
lutiou. Remarks were made by Is. y, Davis
Hsq., Of Dau,ila Dr. MallDehs, of Ign.
don. Gov Fairbanks, llcy Mr. Mamlon' lIeE,
If. Fairbanks, Mr., Ward and NJ Randall
of g. Johnsimry, Rev, Mr. 'Smiih, Of Ign
don, and Mr. Blanchard, Of reacham,
W. w. TllAYEIt, President
Al WILLARD, Secretary,