Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-20

thl'0rs ofthe Democrat ud the Gaz.tie psss-
! ng oh as editorial al article clipped from -oTDe
other paper. in other words, whenever they de.
| tect piogiar,sm in our editoris columns, they
will promptly make the fact known Gazette.
We have frequently selected articles from
eastern papers. for insertion in our own, but
would be dsterred from doing So from the fact
tha, we would find the very same articles in
the CARTE loaded ard treated as editorial -
We don't say that the Gazette editors stole
those srticles-it may have been a remarkable
con cidence Of great minds-but VIC I. ust be
allowed to say that We kept up q dreadful
M,ml,,g
PFRsoSAL.-There appears to be
ru-h Of the financial men Of our state to Dav-
export Just at this time Among the arrivals
at the Burtis House we notice Geo. C. Stone
Esq Of Muscatine " 7 Smith Esq, OF Os-
kaloosa; $. Rand Esq, Of Lyons; T. V.
Graves Esq, formerly OF the IA .oube County
Bank, Michigan now of Dubuque, and Messrs
Rogers and Whitmore, Of Churchill. Rogers L
Whitmore. New York, rerrssen.ed in tbs city
by J. C. Wa=hburn E.q We also had The
pleasure Of meeting Mr. Budd, Of Budd d
Baldwin bankers in Clinton Iowa.
Ets Oar attention has leen called to
All eltoriA. article in "ber Demotrat" concern
ing the expulsion Of. DR.. g. LANCER from the
Scott County Medical Soeietg.
The writer is evidently actuated by de-
sire to sns'ain and defend the above named
Individual on bis own .r-pnrie statement for
popular effect, and r.iterates DR.. La9ger's
sPiteful denunciation of that portion OF our
community who are reTresented by the Amer
lean Medical Profss.ion.in this cityand county
We authorized to say that the communi-
cation Of pr LANCER, referred to in Der Lem,
okraf, IS gross MISREPRESENTATION and the
comments Of the editor are .unwarianted and
most OF his statements false
We are informed that the public will have
an opportunity o. learning the truth coucsrn-
Ing this matter in a short time. by Yuhlics.
ton which tie Medical Society are compelled
~ reasons of the conduct of Or. l. to lay be.
lore the Medical world and the public Of this
place This will probably appear within ten
days anf until then cur German friends and
Others are requested to he careful how they
credit the statements made in Der Demoarat
TIE nAVENPoRI UNION, BASS AND
SrRINo BASr-We were invite last Saturday.
% attend rehersal ofth musical a-soeiation.
At then rooms til LEI ichens bull ing, coraer Of
II aaG RI ey streets, which invitation We
accepted. The Band is G. imposed of ten mem
ters and Is under the leadership of tina. most
exceilen: musician, Jacob H. Strauaser. The
members, Heury q. Smith. John BURNER John
schultz John Sehuler, john Balluf. George
iluckenstalt, William selken, Theodore
Holm ard Henry Holm, ara all frs.
class musicians who have devoted the greater
PORTION Of their lives 10 the study Of this much
sove.i art. We had not time 10 tairv bat a
ew minutes, but during those few minutes we
heard sufficient 10 satisfy Us that the mem
hers were al masters Of their ins'ruments and
that Davenport e3- bo-t of having Band
(. III to noae in tie west Next Summer
our citizens wi. have an opportunity of i.Jg-
ins Of their merits, as they w.l often npp=ar
IN pchlic on pleasant evenings. We hope 10
see at least twice as large band next summer
as the one now have and we have no doubt
We shall for We have plenty Of material and
Strausser Will soon make q good musician out
Of any man that raise the wind to fill
q horn. We wish the Union Band great sue.
cess