Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
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sens have already begun quarreling
over the spoiis.
For County Jadge-vs presume
kufus Lindsrmao would like another
chance to meet bis succsssful rival oil
two yean Ago-Judge Charles Wes-
tor, add 10 are very willing that he
should be gralided. Linderman is .
very good fellow, " tut be can keep
. hotel" The Reverend Joshua u.
Patton wants to run, but be stands no
show. Judge Weston will, doubtless,
repeat bic triumphant canvass Of 81.
For Sheriff - John Collins, Bill
Crsssler, John BechteI, II. D. Barnes,
and Jim Thoriogton, vuigarly called
"she Ghost of Bangor" arc oil an1
Ions to SEQ bow near they can run
after Harvey Leonard, the invincib!e
standard- bearer Of the Scott County
democracy for the last twelve years.
BILL Cressler says be 10 "sure Of the
nomination" The chances are that
Jim Thoriugton viii get the nomins-
ton, and the other sspirauts will be
Left out 10 the cold. Jim has got oil
over bis Know. nottingham has got
through putting nothing but Ameri-
cana on guard tonight" sees the folly
Of having Americans rule America,"
and the wisdom Of gettirg very sweet
on the Dutch. Only think, on Mon
day night last the Honorable James
Tboriugton, Member Of Congress and
Swamp Land Agent, and would be
Senator, Clelk of the House and
Sheriff, enjoyed the distinguished and
inedAble honor Of following at the
heels Of Mich. Rusch, on his peregri-
nations through the city Of Davenport.
That ww sight for . father! jim
has been beaten 50 often Of late, that
be will bear his inevitable defeat By
Henry Leonard with christian resigna.
ton. Let him wade 10.
For Recorder jim McCosh and
Bill Ioslee are both candidates for
nomination. lnsIee's friends complain
that Mac is cross, grabbed and surly,
and that be is deficient in those indie
scribable graces and charms of manner
for which Iuslee is SO pre-emiuently
dissingunhed. Mac 10 sometimes a
little soappi.h, but that is "only bis
way" We can't expect sll the virtues
Of an angel for $1,000 per year, be-
sides pickings and stealings. Macs
friends SAY that Bill Iuslee only wants
10 be Recorder 90 that be can trade
and speculate iu County Orders They
prophecy that il be 10 elected, be will
make $4,000 or $4,000 a year out
Of the people Of this county by his
6usnciering. We don't think either
gentleman need trouble himself about
the domination, - we have candi
date 10 view who is sure to sit at Jim
AcCosh's de.k for two years after the
lat Of January next.
For County Superintendent Of Com
mon Schools-Ashael II. Bennett, A.
8. Xissell aud ]. Wilson Giteau have
aspirations. Ofthese, the best man Is
undoubtedly Giteau. He is . man
which Kissell 10 not-and If elected,
would be one Of the moet Industrious,
indefatigable and pains-taking officers
Of the county. Judge Bennett is in
6nitely preferable to Kissell, but un-
fortunately has no standing in his
party.
Fer Senator-Lorg John Thomp-
con has the inside track. He has
worked his passage to the nomination
BY . most Illuminating and disgusting
trucking and boot licking to "the
Dutch"
For Representative-Jakc Stewart,
]. B. Leaks and N. NJ. Price, are the
trio Of worthless Of this city from which
. candidate il to be taken. Leake
ssid last fell, !" if don't get the NOM
ination for District Attorney, l am
politically Dead" We agree with
him. He didn't get the nomination.
Jake Stewart has not half the qual,fi-
eatiens Of Price. He is light papers"
Price b : travelled gentleman; knows
the world. the dssh and the devil ; has
talents cheek" and energy; is .
chip OF the old block, without bis
aashsr's foolish !anaticism and intoler
aoce; has money to spend on the can
vass and, in . word, would do more
at one session than score of Stevarts
would 10 . dozen. II he goes in for
The domination, he can win.
HOSE D1EAKEws AaEan
The late New York Custom Hou.e
setssss show that the import. for the
~ week exceed those Of the CORES.
peedipg vssk IN 1868 BY sl,7e2,ole,
80 these Of the same week in 1857,
4 Al A.,