Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-10-08

Our Candidate for oJerstc 90 Congress, Foo
c,wt any with Judges Kinney rud Uakyly
v stcd our place op lsst Wednesday evening
and notice wa, plyou t]uatttcy would adlrc
tbe oi,.su. ON Thu. DAY nttcruocu At mc
appointed u.or. r,,oiu. landing the shcrt0ess
oil the notice, "a large aud respectable mum
Der Of the citizens Of tho county were Assem-
bled to bear ,hem Estahrook led cI in "a
speech Of an hon's length, explaining the
position OF tie Democratic party, and bic
own Vows Of thc Homestead Din utterly re
fuiing thc assertions Of M. Daily; made when
here TINT 1t vas = Republican measure and
that Democrats were opposed to IT, lie also
explained clearly aud FULLY bisprincipies and
position on all other issues Of the campaign.
There was no lodging or eonsealing he was
straight forward Rud honest in what he said
told tue people what be should Try TO do for
them, and that he wsuld rperesout the inter.
ests Of the North Platte sud Meth Of the
Reserve 70 the best or bis ability.
Uo con not conceive how any one, after
hearing and seeing the two candidates, can
vste Tor Ddly-at least in Dakota county.
The one IL a man Of ability, integrity, sud
occupies a prominent position before the
country, the other is a third.Tsis county pol
i%ioisn, entirely uueducated, ignorant Of the
commoG rules Of grammar aud pronuaciatien,
a man given TO intSmpsraose sad totally uu.
o. 10 represent a respectable community in
any capacity whatever The one is a friend
OF the people and the counties north Of the
Reserve, aud the other IL a friend q the
South PlsttS country and Of rNemahA county
in particular. One will represent Nebraska
and tho other NemabA county. One will be
On honor to the people Of the Territory, and
the Othor a lasting and burning shame, Nc
friend Of Nebraska or Of DaoOta county or Of
HE own interest will vote for Daily.
After Estabrook, Judge Kinney Of Nobrss.
City addressed the audience in an able speech,
proving oonolusivsly to all Impartial hearers
that the prersnt Republican or opposi.
ton party, VAS the same party Of the elder
Adams md The Know Nothing parry, and
he fully exposed its inconsisten ICES and III
ridiculous d.ctrinss. He was followed by
Judge Wnkely, the presiding Judge Of this
district, Ia a telling speech. He took the
audience by surprise, every enc who knew
him, supposed from his quiet d~iguiGed de
pertinent, that his effort would be e clear log
iosl AID conclusive argument upon the fact
aud issues Of the campaign and that alone
But while il was so, Il vas interpreted will
bitter, whitening. sarcasm, quaint humer suc
gesuine fun, and amusement. This rpcyot
told on the people and will tell at the ballo.
box,
The same evening Judge Kinney addressed
the ~oitiEOns Of 81. johns There Was qatto
a large turn cut. Add the bssl Of feeling pre-
vailed. zstAbrsok viii net loose any 1otss
in that P%srcinet, and he win hsve syo hundred
and hfty minority IN the county
Judge Kinney returned on Friday morning
TO OIL appointments below and Estsbrook aud
Judge WAksly have gons north rs far 10 St
Helena. They will return and be here on
the lay Of election. They speak 10 st Jshu'r
On Thursday forming, and here At 'ne o'clock.