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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16
A HARMONIOUS DE MOCwACY.

Our exchange list 10. perhaps. Is large as
that Of any newspaper in the Union. and IN
every Democratic journal We open, with
one or two exceptions. We discover that the
opinions and views which we have express
cd for the last three or four weeks. with
reference to the positive nee essity Of Har
monious Democracy, for the defeat Of the
Exeter Hall candidate next year is meeting
with eDthusiastic pproval- Warrington
States.
The language in which the shove
extract il couched. would have seemed
very strange nine months ago-in fact
it would not or could not have been
uttered then. The powers that govern
the States, which, by the way, is the
principal organ Of Senator Douglas,
have como to the conclusion, with other
sensible people, that this war between
democratic leaders and tie democratic
party generally is not exactly the
means by which to accomplish the
defeat of the opposition party. We
sre glad that the States has concluded
that there is a necessity for co-opera-
ton in the democratic ranks, and
hereafter We hope to see it live up to
this doctrine instead Of acting as it has
done.
There is no doubt in the world but
that the Democratic party of the
United Ststes, is once more uniting un-
der the most harmonious auspices. and
we hope hereafter to see no more
kicking out Of the traces, or any more
attempts to ride down such Presi-
dent a. 10 James Buchanan. lhis 3
matter that never has been found to
work we'll, and we think it never will.
Were 1t not for few factious organs
that are left, there would not for a
month longer be recognized any such
distinctions a. Buchanan and Douglas
democrats, and We cannot zee what use
there can be in longer assisting to keep
up this distinction line in the Demo-
cratic party. The issues which arose
between Buchanan l. Douglas, are
dead issues, then Why shall democratic
newspapers or democratic citizens
longer consent to divide the party by
name, into two wings. five ask for a
harmonious democracy We most surely
must erect bot one standard and fight
under that alone. Shall that be the
Buchanan standard I? No! Shall i,
be the Douglas Standard No! Blu,
let it be the Democratic standard
without any modifying pre6xes Of
sufixes. This, We are happy to see, il
the general opinion of the democratic
papers ofthe entire country. The old
splits which have been made in the
party arc being rapidly cemeted to.
gcther again, and We predict that BY
the time Of the holding Of the Char
lesion Convention oil diffsrences
will have been forgotten, and the
Presidential campaign will be entered
upon. with ~ much unanimity - ever
characterized tho Democratic party
in times past.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

WOODS Ham RssToRATvB.-Amons sll prep
srsttons for tho hair that have been introduced -
iufaiole, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gsned the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair B. sto-
rativs no~ hiss. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumsrsble fashionable toilsts and the
ladles, wherever they have tested Il, pronounce
p erless article. They end, where the h,tr 10 thin
ned, that Il creates = fire. h srowth-.hat Il fully
restores the vegstAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded pac and causes the nbrss TO shoot forth
suew-,hat 1t desolvss and removes dandrun, pre-
vents srayr restores the hair its original color
when grayne.s hiss actually supervised, gives rich
lu.tre, impsrts the sof,n and ex,bii,y Of silk to
the hair, and keep. 1t always uxuriant, healthy and
In full visor.-N. Y. Tribune.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

~ wsndAll Philipps says-s The
higheas spAsts = ~s~la + list 4,
ehisA che sascee1av - IRELAND
1syss MH1el ~ y r tllltA uSe6'
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

- The Republicans Of Connect
cut lately made an effort, in the Leeis-
lature, to enable negroes to vote and
TO extend the time Of voting by for
signsn to one year after their natural
isatios, but failed. They will keep on,
however, until they place the negro
above The white foreigner. and if the
0ssmaas Of Illiaois continue to aid
them, they may be able here, ere long,
70 sniorce this, their leading principle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

Moss Pr every fraction over forty IN sddltion-
n dslegaee has en- allowed.
Particular attention ID called TO the elton Of the
nosfaac ssst~ C,nv: ntons for several past years
pssA,oitias Oil repr sent stion BY proxy Votes.
ne several County Central Committso are esps-
cally 70 usstsi 70 thst county meetings be held
ley the purpose Of sending delegates.
J.e 4. WlLLIANSON,
CAN Aafe Dem He Com
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

neOR. Mann. the renowned discoverer OF that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Ashn's Agus B l.am, sin
cntnnes to labor in behalf Of the Attic ed. Hi.
medcires are universally admit ed BY the American
press, to bs far superior TO any and al Others ever
discovered foe the treatment Of chis fever and sgue
and oil late. mittents. There can be no doubt, II Ne
can place confidence in the innumerable ,ss.imonsls
which the Do tor has In his possession that 1t is tee
greatest discovery ever made In the science Of med
enc. Toe attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Bal. am found 10 another col.
uun 81 this paper, and We wou recommend oil SUI
ferne from this disease Wis: chils fever and ague
70 avail taemse YES Of . trial Of this remedy.
S"ld by al good drugglkts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16
STATE GOVERNMENT OF IOWA.
EXECUTIVE DEPAETMENT. Z

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Governor.
Ralph. Lowe. Salary-&2,0OO.
Lieut. Governor.
Orsn Fayville. Salary 900. per day.
!Secratasy of State.
Elijah Sells. Saiary-$l 500.
auditor of State.
J. W. Csttell. Salary-&l 800
Treasurer Of State.
J. W. Jones' Ssiary-$1 900
Secratary of the Roard Of Education.
Thos. IL. Benton. Salary-$l,o0 500
Register State LAID Office.
A. Z. Miller Sslary-$l, 500.
Commissioner Des Aoines River Depart
ment.
VIM. c. Drake. Salary-$l. 900.
Lewis J. Cutler. salary-t4OO.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
Geo. G. Wright. salary-$2.OOO.
Associate Judyes
w% G, Woodward. s.i.ry-s2.ooo.
Clerk supreme Court.
Lewis Kinsey. Salsry-Fees.
Judges, Attorneys.
LIT Judicial District.
Samuel Springer Joshua Tracy.
End Judicial District.
J. S. Townsend. Amos Harris.
Sd judicial Distyict.
f. Il. Sears. Z. b. Parrot
All judicial Utstricf
Asahel w. Hubbard. o. g. Howe.
9Th judicial District.
John II. Gray. p. Cad Bryan.
9Th Judicial District.
VIM. M. Stone. Geo. NJ. Woodin.
It'll Judicial District.
John +. Dillon. Henry O'Connor.
SM judicial District.
VIM. f. Miller Isaac L. Allen.
9th judicial District.
Thomas 8. Wilson. w. T. Barker
10th Judicial District.
E. Il. Williams. Milo McGlathery.
I'm Judicidi District
John Porter. VIM. +. Hepburn.
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B5andss'h's PILE, composed wholly 81
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b harmless to the most tender age, or the weakest
frame, under every stage o. human suffering; the
most pleasant and benign in their operation that
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

The DIask 1epablicsas ~ bscom-
Ing sshsasd Of fhsir aep4 sd ere
nov. callisg their psr,y ~ ~opposi-
ton" The sneIBiss Of IL Dsoocracy
give themselves . new name Tor every
campaign, the old ones al becoming
abominsble in the opinion Of the public
after one campaign.
1t 10 interesting to recall the names
by which the opponents of the Demo.
cratic party have been known since the
Revolution, and notice the changes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16
DENTAL.
JULIUS CRESEBROUGH.
Dental 011rgeon.

=
JULIUS CnESEBROUGM
Dental 011rSeon,
MOULD respectfully inio,m The iuhsbitants Of
W Davenport and vicinity that he has opened On
Once directly over tho Davenport Gas Co. o. in Mes-
wins Block Perry, between Third ana Fourth
Tor ths tsasaceion Of Mechanical and Operative Din
ttstry In oil It's branches Having received nssruc-
III NJ fseO, and durine tho rast year beenAssoetated
vtth one Of the most able practitioners In the last he
feels confident that any operations entrus ID to him
viii - executed In careful and 0killful manner -
as VIII b most happy TO show any who may favor
him NTH call, his recommeudsttons, which are u
the highest characters and would invite the most
critical examioation upon al work Committed 10 his
hands. All operations registered and warranted -
He soicits shsre Of the public patronage and takes
pleasure In submttins the follow 10 q testimonial:
NEW LonDos, Oct. n. 1857.
This nav certify that DR.. J. CheSebvough hss been
pupil Of mine In the study Of Dentistry and that
during the past year, he has operated with - In my
eeace. In hs professional ability have the greatest
coaedeoos, and c rdislly recemnsad him to any
wishing sach services those Of careful and ski.
s1l Dsntal Operator. WV. 0H1YY18LD.
And also n referring 70 Hessrs.
9. Z. . O. shepard, Hon T. ". wiinams,
20 learned. Dr. ". ". ehs0sld,
goa lbsssssr learned, o Learned,
DT. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Hunttugtoo.
" Drevne, Dr. " , Stoddasd,
ofheW London, Coma also 70
D.. Bsrvows. IN D Burows,
Hon. y Cannon, Dr. Baker,
Dr. WitherWAx, Rev 0aeou
WHv 0urley Dsq., Aessrs Osok sasent,
eav 2 Packsrd. DIS True.
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2 2 Woodward. AZ Mast,
q " smith, Pnervtn.
N o ynaass. Aw saii.y. fysss
~ Aaxoun, Ohas Powers
Jos Lanbrfts, Juo Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16
The Whole World United !..Slck Peo
plss Think !..After which, Actl

The Whole World United !..Slck Peo
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You'd scsrce expect. ut this late day,
with start ng Gu 20 . book 10 fill:
Tits Is the case, the million saw,
with the Gu e Of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North, and west.
And ~tth lad tidinss the pspers All,
Becau they arc the creap 1t, sfe,t, best.
And superior 70 others 10 H tricks rill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mad,
They , ways cure-they ne yer kill
Thousands nov 10 their graves we're laid
Were Is not for Herrick's Pill.
Zach pill With sugar 10 covered DER
rare discovery Of matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Unin II. appeared In He,ri.k's Pill.
For years he's worked 10 heal the sick,
With JOY i,te his bosom nils;
For tens o. thousands now rejoice
At tie magic powers OF HerSicA's Pulls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

- HURRIOK'S MATCHLHSS vgGRT ABLB
FAMILY PILLS have ,bundstd the world with
their popularity. Over I'VE millions Of boxes are
us annually, giving employment TO eighty. ave men
and women to put them up. Thor cures ere num-
bered by thousands-ihsir praises on the tcngues Of
Oil. Cdise 10 OF Davenport and "lsewheFe have you
ever used themp Put mp In English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Largo family boxes,
. CENTS i've boxos for o.. Sold everywhere.
m hI0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

They cslled themselves
In 1879 Tories
In 1850 Nova Scotia COW boys
In 1857 Convention Honarchistsl
In 1889 BlaAk Coekadssl
10 1908 Anti-Jeferson impressmsnt men |.
In 1911 British Bank men
In 1919 Peace men!
In 1913 BlueligLts!
In 1914 Hartford Conventionistsl
In 1915 Washington Bsasvelsnt Society
men
In 1918 Ne Party men
In 1920 Federal RepubiicsasI
In 1926 Nsti.nal Republican,
In 1890 Anti. Masonsi
In 1885 Anti-Mssonic Whigsl
In 1887 Cooservativesi
In 1888 Abolitionistsl
In 1889 Democratic Whigsl
In 1910 Log Cabin, Hard Cider. Demo
cratic Republican Abolition
Wings!
In 1914 Anti War Whigsl
In 1s4S Taylor Anti annexation wings |!
In 1852 Ssott whigsl
10 1854 American Know-Nothings
In 1856 Frem ontersl
In 1857 Black Republicans
In 1859 Oppcsitionists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-16
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
TrlnInfCooIk.


CuKuLrsrowN, Nov Q.-The trial Of
Cook attracted great crowd In the court
room both yesterday aud to-day. Gov
WIliard and Mr.. Crowley the hrothors-in-
law Of the prisoner, occupid seats beside
him. His counsel are ]. r. Mcdonald,
Attorney General, and Mr. Voorhies, Dis
trict Attorney Of Indiana, and Mossrs.
lawson Bolts and Thomas G. Green, Of
Virginia. The prisoner was well dress
ed aud maintained a firm and dnnfed de-
moanor. llo pleadguilty TO all the counts
Of the indictment except that charging
troOson. The Demurrer 20 the count of
treason was argued by the counsel and
ovorruled by the Court. A jury WINS OBJ
tanned, the questions put TO them being a.
bout the same as in Browns case.
Mr.. Grccn, for the prisoner, admitted
the fact OF The prisoner conspiring with
slaves TO rebel, which is punishable with
death or imprisonment for life.
Mr., Hunter lhcn rose and rcnd the con-
lcssion Of Cook. 10 was written by him-
self and fills twenty five Ioolscap pages
Il elicits nothing new except the fact that
he implicutcs Fred. Douglass and Dr.
Howe. Tho confession is 10 be published
in a ptmphlct form for the benefit Of
Samuel G. Young, one of the wounded
mon nt Ha-pcr's Fcrry, Tho session Of
the Court tu-duy. was spent IN taking tvs
tmony and opening the argument for the
State, Tbs feeling against Cook Is
stronger than against any OF the other
prisoners. lie rogarded as having been
a spy furthc insurrectionists. Strong cf-
forts will be mo'c by Gov. Willard to
save his lite.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
NEW YORK.

The Tribuno's table Of figures gives
Leavonworth and his associates on the
Republican State Sickct, who were not
on the Utica ticket 3,ll9 majority, The
other members of the Republican ticket,
also on the Utica ticket, are elected by
an estimutcd majority Of at least 10000,
Thisshows the American vote ac tha
state to be about l7O0O. "Growing
small by degrees and beautifully less, -
This Is tho most crushing victory the
Now York Republicans have yet aohlov-
cd. They have outvotod the Democrats
and Americans combined by a handsome
majority Where's Forbes O.d Old
Browns corpct.bog full Of lottersl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
LErTEn rnOM cAmr rLoYD.
Horrible Mesoscre by the Indians ana
WOrmoua.
orurh isrrnrsrlso lrEus.


Especial Corsspoudonos Of he Mroud Democrat
CAmp FLoYD, Oct. 70.
Your correspondent has determined up
on departing from his post, and will leave
in q few days for San Francisco via Los
Angeles and tho scene of the Mountain
Meadow massacre. The snow-capped
hills that surround bur camp have warned
me that the piercing blasts of winter arc
upon us and thatifl do not 90 ut once,I will
stand a very poor chance of getting away.
Times are very dull horo, and there Is
every prospect Of tight times ahead
Since the first Of the month over two-hun-
dred persons have len for the States
The Indians on theNorth California route
are still engaged In hussucreing the emil
grants.
There is no doubt but these Indians
were aided and nbotted by the Nor IONS.
There Is az this time in camp part hat
effected their escape, after their friends,
10 the number of twonty-thrco, had been
massacrod. These people have given a
stltemont 20 judge Eokles,under oath,and
state that the great portion Of their foes
were white men painted like Indians
Some of the atrocities perpctretcd SUR
pass all belief. One child about four years
of age, had both Of lie legs cut Of, and
and was compelled TO walk upon the
stumps in the presence Of lie agonizcd
mother. Several oftho women were raw.
ishcd and then killed One woman was
ravishod after having both legs and arm,
broken; others had their entruils ripped
cut.
A company Of soldiers were in pursuit
and had strong hopes Of being able tc
come up 20 the savugos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
TnIicd slnles sonnlor.


Certain Republican papers In Ohio are
urging, (for what reason we cannot see
postponcment of the election of an U.
s. Senator, in place OF Geo, L. pugh,un-
III tho winter of 1861. This We hope
will not be done, Such q postponement
can only result In evil to the Republican
party. Its only tendency would be to dis
trac, the party, stir up personal ioulonsios
and immoderote discussion and retard the
progress Of rightnl legislation. The
sooner tho question Is disposed OF, the
better for the state and the party. The
suggestion, coming from the source il
does, is only ominous of evil and evinces
disposition to defeat, irpossible, by hook
or crook, the choice Of ninc-tenths orthe
Republicans of the State. The late can
vass was conducted by both parties more
upon the issue of U, S. Senator thun any
other and it is but right that the Leg
islature should give expression, at an ear
", day to the emphatic verdict ofthe peo-
pie at the polls. Let doughlaoe Pugh be
informed Immediately, by an act that will
speak londor than words, that his sorvi-
ces are not needed after his present olli-
cial term expires; and let Ohio rid her
self completely of the odium that now at
taehes toher, before the great contest Of
1860 begins.
Then again, the postponement Of the
election OF an u, S. Senator will be made
an excuse for holding an adjourned scs-
sion Of the Legislature, the propriety o.
which i by no means apparent. Tho
ConSstution recognizes no secsion in
1861 and none should be held, unless the
interests Ofthe State imperatively demand
il.
We hope our representatives. will meet
this question promptly and rcarlcssly and
turn neither 70 the right nor the left, fol
the gratiicatlon of ambitious motives
We urge the election ofno one in partio.
ulOr, but Of some good, thorough Repub-
liean, at an carly day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
Convict thc Crinlinnls, or Com
Tess Yourselves the Vilcst Of
slundCTCrs---NO Alternative.

lrum tho linulfNlNt loufnnl'
lit Is true, as charged by the Admin
istration organ, that Seward, Chase,
Howe, Giddngs, &c, have, by their COM
plicity iu the Harpcr's Ferry rebellion,
made themselves guilty of High Treason
against the United States, aud deserve 10
hang with old Brown, why, in the name
of public duty, docs not the President
have them arrested and tried for the
crime And why do not the Democratic
organs urge hin, on 20 tho discharge of 80
manifest an obligationl What is am adj
minstration good for that let's trcuson
stalk to and lro throughout the laud, in
darkness and in daylight unpunishcd and
unrehukedl
We say, with the ST. Louis Nows,whRt
is Mr.. buchanan for but TO execute the
laws, sustain the Constitution, and pun
ish all malelactors that plot It's overthrow!
Are such terrible conspirators TO 60 un-
punishcdl
| II is charged by the hirelmg presses Of
the National Democracy, that "the South
will have no protection against servilo in-
surroctons' ifa Republican President
shall be elected in 1860. Hut what pro-
lection have they now, II arch-conspira-
tors and traitors, as Seward, Chase, Hale
&Co. are declared 10 be, are suffered TO
Igounpuushcd, unpFosecuted, unrebukodl
We demand that MIR. buchanan and
the Democracy meet the issues that they
have made, lniry and squsrely, II Sew
ard, Chase, Hale, Giddngs, Gcrrit Smith
and others are accessor o. Of Old Browns
crimes, they must be arrested and tried
for murder aud high treOsoul The digni'
" Of Government requires il. Tho con
4 scrvotion os society calls for il. The
safety OF the South demands t. How car
Mr. Buchanan escape the dilemm0l ~
must prosecute or his organs and ass par.
IL must recani They have told the II itl
or they told horrible lies In charging the
"unquestionoble completely" Of Seward
Chase, Hale &Co, with old Browns in
surreetion. II they have told the truth
aud decline to prosecute, then they be-
come accessories after he fact and ds.
Ssrus impcdchmeni as traitors 20 ne Re
pUbitc II they told lies, let them pre-
pare 10 swallow their f0lschoods before
the face Of a disgusted and indignant peo'
pie aud TO slink away 10 the kennels o
,unwhpt liars, caught in the net Of theh
own incoutious spreading,
COme-ye Democrats--ye buchanan
men-ye proteotionists Of "Southern in
siltutions'-come up TO the work-con'
vict and hang Seward, Chase, Hale &Co
IL they are guilty, as you say hey are, OF
etnitss yourselves slanderers--or your
selves traitors TO the laws against treason
which you should be compelled by YOU
oaths to eXeeutel Stand up 10 your du
" before the country The eyes Of al
are upon g0u.