New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DC.
Corresr ondence Of The N Y. Tribune.

CorTesl ODdence OF The ~ \. Tribune
GRIsNkLL, Iowa, Sept. 20, 1859.
II is near the time when the thousands Of readers
Of The TRIBUNE look for the annual exbortaton just
before Election. In derision-but really as very
fine compliment to you-THE TRIBUNE is called a
Black Republicans Bible, and nasmuch as the pages
of your cal revelation not sealed up, knowledge
of our present position, If not instructive, may be
news item to many.
most exciting political csnvaes 1t gong on in
Iowa. Gen. Dodge, who has enjoyed during the last
II years Government pap to the sum Of over $1,000
is raid TO bleed very freely and tho mails groan with
politica pamphlets got up to order, without name or
dste ard Democratic stumpers are "a plenty as frogs
after shower. They are no doubt hungry, ana a.
Dodge may not be able to feed ALL Rabbit TIE candi-
GATE fr Lieutenant. Gov enor, 10 expected 10 nave
about $40 900 OF Land-Olice money for which Gov
eminent has instituted suit, and TO offset moral den-
oleucy aud very poor speaking talents he viii not be
bakv aid with the purse.
A party never ade a greater blunder than when
they DC mapded of Dodge that lie should stump The
Stale At bis coming expectation was on tip toe, and
on his arrival the excitement uls but as he speaks,
O. I" What fail, my country menu lie lacks WIT,
Voice amer and worse than al, argument. Like
fabby boy he gets into the place for argument ana
s,arts out IN episode FL winds up by low appeals 70
pre- udice sD0 the veriest commonp ana spIead
easieisms. Lacking early culture he has no wen 10
draw frCm ard Of late removed from the people, he IL
wanting in that tact and sagsoty which WIS IN popu-
lar debate. At home and in his party LIE is well re-
eaI6ed as kind-hearted man. and upto the average OF
Pre- Slavery democrats, who a. very early Day rose
20 the surface in the States class now last be-
| cOniIg extinct, except as stationed IN tne national
hospital for de toco deiunet Democrats. Inc bnnder
is more apparent as the name OF Senator, General
! Minister Dodge, greater han hs presence and the
| party is net wanting Ia representative men.
| MIR. Fisher IL a cultivated gentle and devoted
friend of Education. Judge Mason is courtiy, able
and adroi,. Finch, Buchanan Eleotor, is oashing,
electric aud sui the boys Samuels their last defeated
candidate ior Governor has many good qualities as q
speaker, dicton dignity and seeming candor and even
he lacked some three thousand votes OF an election
! bis opponent, Gov. Lowe-every way worthy o. his
posioIis not go gooda popular spesker as kirkwood
! the present Republican candidate. Where then must
! General Dodge be, who met kukwood a month Of
meetings aid then ht the canvass On full vote he
! must run 5,COD votes behind. kirkwood is taking
nan, gifted in Tepartee, uIpretendirg-realy plain
farmer yet bred TO the bar; well yersed in politics
| al as cool ard sound debsor a. often mounts 8
rostrum. Unlike General Dodge, who says he 'oaid
! help catch bigger he says, "Mey Goo help me-
81 never VIII whatever msy be the pains and penal
tee He stirs the blood of the Old Free Soil guard OF
the Stste ard they with the Quakers, numbering
! eral Thousands, vii give q full vote.
Mr.. Roach. the German farmer who is the can
didste Of the Republican party for Lieutenant.
Governor, is making agood canvass, and is sure TO
de,aoh a very large portion Of the Germans Of tie
Stale from The Democracy, aud will run close 10 Kirk
wood. The State Las bur few better. bred Intelligent
ner, as be has shown himself in the pulpit, on the
forum, ana in the State Senate.
Rect assured, with fair day, we shall secure the
Legislature which ips United States Senator
fer siA years all our Supreme Judges, and such hui
uilston q The Democracy e. will toretel their doom
10 1860.
As TO the Presidency, We mean to be practical in
the choice and are forced to the conclusion that to
beat and rescue the Government from the Slave
Power we must be oonc!hstory, and accept, If heed
be, staudsrd.bea- Of second rank.
The iooncs Of our late State viii show the
population Of Iowa TO be no; far from 200 O0J souls
ana with The gsu Of another year may
members Of Congress in the next decade rsther than
our present oomp.emen; of two.
The Sorgh crop, on the low lands IS avery
fine one in this State, ard if well worked up vii fur
nish good quality Of strip, sufficient for our whole
population.
OfCcrn, Pork andWheat the State, has large sur.
Plus. Immigration is moving into our interior conn
ties this Autumn, where email sum of money will
purchase a large pumber Of bushels Of wheat ard a
farm Of fair dimensions.
Iowa College, formerly located at Davenport, is
removed TO Gi.uLel, much 10 the joy Of the weller.
here who ofiered az iniuCemer. OF $4,000 70 secure
The ltmoysl. Iowa.
IoUrmUL 0IrFNDERs.-A lad named Edward In
,sbt srpesrea On Monday morning Third Ward station