Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-25


for the purpose ~, sending delegates.
Jas A. WILLIAMSON.
Gh'n State Dem Er Com.
James buchanan and his Enemies.
We take pleasure in presenting to
our readers this morning, the iolIowin
able and truthful article from the Penn
syipanian, upon the subject of the re-
cent triumph of the National Demo
cratic Convention Vt Harrlsburgh, and
the utter routing Of the enemies of His
Excellcncy JAMES BucHANAN, in that
state. The action of the State Convent
ion at Harrisburg will eventually be the
action OF all Democratic State Conven-
tions throughout the Union The hon.
est, conservative Matt nal Democracy
is the only party that ever has succeed
cd in this Union it is the only party
that ever can. Dsatiectcd boilers may
for a time arouse popular sentiment,
but their action is of mushroom ex-
istencc produces no substantial effect
and soon the illusion subsidies, and the
good old democratic party again as
sumes that invincible position from
which its enemies never have and new.
er can drive 1t. The dawn of perfect
day has broken upon the National De
mocracy.
1t is daybreak The light of true
understanding and appreciation of the
policy of the National Administration
rises higher still higher, to clear day
of glory for the Democratic party
The Democratic chantlclcer at the
State Capitol felt its life bringing morn
ing breeze, and before his loud and lus
ty growing, all the dark evil brooding
spirits of night were put to flight
But there were some of those spirits
however, who would not glide back to
their dark abodcs without leaving be
hind them the traces of their diabolic
al natures-foul noisome, slandcrous
But their blind rage has taken from
them what little sense and decency re-
manned with them, and their miserable
attempts at Islander and detraction on
ly appear TO the world AS ridculon.
and satirical portraits drawn of them
selves.
This is particularly the case will
their mouth peice. After the kltchc,
Of the Nation had been closed agains
him, he was satisfied to get into tina
of the State. 10y the side door, an
Governor Packer WAS weak enough I
feel himself battered by having at hi
diminutive court, the once renowno
jester of President. The morals AN
habits of such associations have lc
Governor Packer away from the tr,
path but now he finds himself rcbu..e
again by the silent admonitions of Ii
true Democratic friends, and he wi
certainly heed their we'll intended war;
ing, and perceive that large kitche
with dishonest servants, ruins sma
household.
The poor jester and his comrades, v
hope, will also come to better unde
standing Of what their true cours
should be. At present they are stan,
ing before the public with the crush,n
cognlsance Of their own nothiugnes
with an entire conyictionthat their IA
wing for revenge cannot be gratified,-
and that the exhibition Of this powe
less desire is only making them ride,
Ions. Of course we do not expect
sudden conversion of those men, b.
then we never give mp the ship, leak
ever SO badly. The new day greete
BY the Fennsylyania Democracy 3
Harrisburg, will show in their tru
light all the enemies Of the Presider
and his administration. Thew are N
same men who before the election ,
1856, threatened to appeal from II
ballot-box to the catridge-box, and IT,,
ruin the Republic or the nation. The
are the same men who, after their h
70 of corruption, Fremont, was defea
ed, inaugurated, though happily wit
out much success, the bloody insurrce
ion among the negroes Of Tennes
AID other Sopthern d&ates. They a
the same men who. corrupt to the We
core, when detected and frustrated
their efforts Is csrry ont their disho
e. schemes, hurl fosth thsis wrath
false seeusatieos aaainat those uho d
i 5000 them. They asv'ths sains n
Whem ambition teaches to hats clss
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