Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-22
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no reason to change that determine
ton.
ihave voted three ssve'al times for
Gov. Love, and though ! 10 not con-
slider hirn u, be, at heart, nuctnof 81
Republican, yet if be we're candidate
on the Republican ticket for position
for which | thought him competent,
should vote for. him. again, bnt
will not vote for his election to the
Supreme Bench, be the political con-
sequences to myself what they may
He is too much Of politician and not
enough Of the lawyer TO gill that dis
tinguished post with credit to himself
! Of safety to the public.
Nor can l forget, nor fail to notice
the facts that when . candidate for
District Judge in 1852 be wrote let
ter to a leading settler on the Half
Breed tract in this county, informing
him OF his views on certain legal ques-
tions in which that settler and his
neighbors were pecuniarily interested,
aud that siDce his present ron,iatson,
Public Journalist Of this clty;( keo-
kuk) has said through the columns Of
his paper that he was authorized to
s.y that GOV. Lowe had reconsideIed
his former We've on the question Of re-
demption from" mortgage sales, and
does not concur in the recent decision
Of our Supreme Bench on that. sub
1t may be very agreeable for It'll
giants to know 10 advance that the
Judge is in their favor, But it docs ap
pear to, me that constitutional Liberty
and the rules and rights OF property
require for their maintenance Judicial
material of very different stamp. -
livery earnestly desire the election
Of the other Republican candidates
on the, State ticket nor shall vot,
for either of the Democratic nominees
tor the Judiciary though my objection
to them goes not against their compc-
spcy,but to their political associations
have written the above hastily, and
have no time to rc-~rite 'or correct
whatever is faulty ia its language; pls-
cling myself on the record Just
as ! think and feel, | trust that during
the balance of the present election
contest. I shall be PERMITTED to escape
all public notice and consideration.
u e. Yours,'~ ID. +. MILLER.
Rostss,s Of TIVE RepnD,ican Ed,to pain.
tod by . talented q cpabtican ssiss:,
Dixon, the editor Of that well known
Republican sheet, the Nasrew Eagle,
has lately turned his hand at painting
life pictures Of some Of the leading
Republican editors ofthe State. Dun.
ham OF the Burlington Hawh*ye, and
Granny Sanders of the Davenport
Gazette had the first, " setting" (up.)
+, Their portraits are both painted on
the same canvass, and all who have
had the pleasure Of examining them
are unanimous in the assertlon,' that
Dixon is a talented artist, and his first
attempt before the easel have been
crowned with the most eminent sue
cess. Below we give the result Of the
4 editor artists first attempts:
DUNHAM, OF THE BUKLINGre N
| HAwkEYE.-Twice convicted of adnl>
terry, aud once almost of grand larceny,
this contcm p.ible hirelng of Grimes Il
Co., while jingling the money Of his
employers, singles us out as the victim
ofhis malignant spite and vltuperat;on.
Steaning and reekmg from rheadoto
foot with the narcotic drug, and with
all moral corruption, this man Dun
ham this willing tool Of uuprincipled
qemagogues-this, convicted adulterer,
fornicstor and opium devourer, is
spending his time most innocehtIy in
these latter days in stabbing the pri
vatc reputation Of men, aud outrag,ng
all the deccncics of life.
! SANDERS, or THE DAyEHronr Ga
zErrs.-Tbis old fe,nininc gentleman
Granny Sandcrs-is in the habito
calling people hard names without the
slightest provocation. lie is afflicted
with diarshea of very caustie and
bitter words; and he is half tic time
so destitute of common sense and dis
erection in getting up his articles, that
his political bretbern are ashamed of
him. He writes frcquentIy-he writes
leugthilY-hc writes copiously.; but
be has never yet been suspected of
wholesome familiarity with either
panliness or decency. This remark
able wet-nurse Of the Cermanlc -sonfcd-
GRAFTON, has been brought up to brow
beat the Americans of Isws into the
support Of Lieutenant Governor Raseh.
He (Sanders) is making great head
way in ths-kind.of awitlcss and boet-
less prosclytis.n - and for the laborious
services IN furnishing the lacetcal fiuid
to all Germany. he will doubtless
Receive a few casks Of lager beer and
fine assortment of garlic and Gernanic
sausagcs." q. 20. ''' ,t-
cU That N. Y. Herald is, an OK
cced'ogIy funny paper-it lives on OK
elements OF It's own creating--it gets
up wonderful cock and bull stories and
then refutes them. Since the Croton