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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
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Monday Morning, Ang. 6, 1850.


GKEAI things, great speeches great
cheers and great times are 70 come off to-
night al the ALheneun. Remember that
fac. ell through the day, fellow citizens
The weIkin viii be made vocal and choral
With haileiujahs for the Little Giant. Or
storv viii nov Ike water, and hittfeizms
and witsicisms OF The best and funniest
kind. vii drip from she mouths of the
speakers like the OIL from Asrons beard
Real jam up things viii be even cOmmoner
thun blaukberriez have lately been in Mar
ket Square. The jokes Uf Doaueliy and
of poor old Cunningham, and of tine ever
radiant and nerz- to he forgotten Tozer,
will all appear tame 70 the old frequenters
of the drama, in comparison with the
slashings and cuttings which The Breckin-
ridge secezsionis,s and disuuiouists viii
get tonight. Montgomery will tell how,
With aiittle Providential assistance be saved
the Union in 1855, by lhssOing the Le-
compton bill with his Crittenden-Nont-
gomery amendment He will also describe
the sensation that stole over his diaphragm
when young Randall took him that bitter
in the bowels down ct Baltimore. Gibson.
aontgumery's law partner, will confirm
everything William may say That will
be his part. Brown will give US rart
r Red Namus poiitics-T-ill read hi:
'"E 1"u' commenting or Il
close with . few remarks OF = :,
letting kind on the FgIrmont TIrgiHiun an
Wheeling E,,sea. NanDypenny. Of til
Ohio Stafssman. viii read the original
the Frank Lawson letter, and also q lis;
the subscribers thai Frank has sent nil
since Oldham VIII speak unless IL
meeting a6jorns before early bceakfas
and If he does, he VIII snUn H. ----.e-,
injustice which has been done to Marsha
county in nerer giving her Cougressmer
Joe. Nsylor. of Brooke, succeeds in IN,
king up his mind before the last trai
comes down this evening. whether or n,
he is for Douglas, he also win appear {
the stand with his celebrated thesis {
niggers, in his hand, which he will get I
and read unless Mayor Wilson has hi
tied to one Of the rings in the stage
On the whole there will be high O
time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

THE favors of our publishing friends are
"ccumuI'ting upon our hands beyond our
ability to notice them judfciously and
meritoriousIy. We have new books n.w
pamphlets, and magazines and papers by
the quantity, and our tables aud desks are
never clear of the stacks of mail matter
constantly arriving. Between business
and the immediate demands of our paper,
our time is 30 wholly absorbed, that we
scarcely can do more than scan the title
page of anything new.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
Ambrotypes, Photographs, dc.

20 70 wYkrS- GALLERY AND SKI 7iiE
cr0wis that daily there 70 obtain l.s 81
known superior pictures winch he is Eosv sliHs AZ
rrzs,rI,- Ec.iucei prices Tor shI-: time.
Being fully determined that gallery il the city
shall under 81. him sld ~ the EreEarei
10 tax. better pictures than be obtained else
where ~ charge nothing for them
photographs colO-ed without extra Charge 10y an
experienced coln-is:-
The public will remember ths; fEe premiums were
awarded 10 Hykes foE best pictures OF She various
kinds and STYLES. At the late Fair the leland
Those wishing pictures should call early IN the
day possible make previous aFE;4Ie:iier's Il
7,rsv,.oi Io,g deiay J. ". NNhES-
febiO Nc I39 Main s. Top Of the Iiiil'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06


VIZ fad in the Charlottesville Rerie,e
report of recent speech of Roger A
Pryor's at that place. We particularly
notice the folio wing extract:
tsBe said the National Democratic party
lad no longer an existence, that it was
perfectly impotent, and SO enveloped by
corruption that it absolutely needed to be
chastened by defeat and privation In his
opinion the election of Lincoln was inev-
table, and nothing was left to the South
It certainly does look as though Ar.
Pryor would have reason to believe in the
old doctrine that q dispcnsution always
brings what is most needed, and at the
proper time. His opinion about the ne
cessity aud the uses Of defeat is shared by
many of the members of lis party. There
is philosophy and good sense in it. Al
most any great party is exposed to perils,
if it continues long in power. The pat
Fonage now at the disposal of this Gov
eminent becomes a strong temptation TO
evil ways. Almost any party would be
likely to suffer from tho uninterrupted en-
joyment Of power for long term Of wears.
II must necessarily he burthened With all
that large and comparatively worthless
company who go where the spoils are
1ealousies and discOrds spring up in its
ranks. So that long continued success
is almost necessarily cngendering the
seeds of trouble, if not of dissolution. It
Is sufficiently manifest to our Democratic
friends that their party has suffered from
these causes, as well as from others.
However Justify it may shout for the con-
Stitution, its own constitution is fearfully
shattered Mr.. Pryor aud some others
think that it may yet be restored by dis
cipline and defeat. We have no obiec-
tionH to giving them the benefit of such
treatment gratuitousIy. At the same
time we cannot promise, even in case we
succeed in subjecting them to four years
priVation, that our discipline of them will
restore their shaken form To its former
condition. There are grave reasons for
tearing that the diyecLa memGya can mover
be brought back into their original har-
mony. We can only give them the as
aurance which the physician gives the
patient, that we will apply the remedy
faithfully, and then leave them 10 abide
the consequences. We must say that the
party seems TO have been very docile and
Obliging in putting itself so far as possible
into our hands. 1t would be very ungra-
oious in u.s. to refuse the simple prescrip-
ton which Mr. Pryor requests.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

Mr., Bancroft, the American historian.
and Bay"rd Taylor, the celebrated traveller
accompanied by their ladies, are at pres
ent' enjoying the beautiful scenery Of the
lower st: Lawrence and the saguenay.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
Grand Ratification Meeting

'TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY %
Ohio County. will hold a mass meeting At IN.
6.1enfcu1n on Monday Evening. August
a. AZ clock &c ratfy thc nolniTraIio. "
Las and JOHNSON Also. 20 appoint delegates to
attend the State Convention al StaIl;y Oh .i,, ItE
The meeting will be addressed ty the Hon. yvM
MOMTGONEkY. X. II. GIBSON. ESQ WN lynn
o. PennsIlEania: IANNIPESNT. Of Ohio Hon
VI O. BEuHN- of Preston Co. Va. " OLDHAM
EsG: OF Marshall Co. Va. and Col. 3TChJK - CHIC.
Wheeling. August 81. lSGo-3;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

TRERK certainly ought TO be statue of
Limitations fo1 politicians Mr.. Douglas
friends have reproduced Gov KIse's letter
IN 1885, fnIly endorsing his position and
rerre.tfng that he could not leave Virginia
aud take the stump in his aid. The oPPo-
nenis Of Mr.. especially The Rich
nond Eugri,er, nave revived the strong
snti-siayery resolutions. which passed me
Massachusetts Legislature. when he filled
SO we'll the Gubernatorial Office. and pub
lizh them with his Borden letter, in which
ne saws thai ne gave them his hearty aP-
probation. sin later Mr. Everett. almost
dissolved the UuIon by expressing, iU eiO-
ouent terms, his horror at the assault on
Mr. Sumner, in the Senate Chamber
This, also, Is brought up against him,
and ii is apparently difficult 10 make PEG
pie believe over about Richmond. and in
some other parts OF the State and country,
that man tan be 4, for President, who
does not defend that Outrage
Nor does M Douglas fare anr better
The Toledo Blade remorseiezsty rakes up
the painful arguments that Mr. Douglas
has employed agsinst the doctrines, which
which ne now regards as essential 70 the
safety of the coeutFy, aud the vOtes that
he has given against his owa dogma OF
Squatte- Sovereignty. the following are
! specimens:
In 1855, December esth, while join
resolution WAS pending, presented by NJ
Brown of Tennessee. for the admission o
Texas into the Union, NJ. Douglas offered
the following amendment:
And in such State or States as may b'
formed out of said territory, north OF sait
Missouri Compromise line, slavery or in
&, voluntary servitude Except for crime
shall be prohibited Inited States Stat
ptes Al lsrge-ls39-ls45, p. 1ss.
he here no: only seeks TO employ con
rregSional intervention against slavery il
the territories. but by his amendmen
would prohibit States from having SLAYER.
bill forr' -1iE people wished it
eminent of Oregon DtAIEguSt, 1913, tn
r Senate, Mr.. Douglas offered an amen fnsAl
territory, which was adopted, receiving,
! ne elsewhere tells US, the votes of all Il
E southern Senators.
In 1913, on the 23d Of October, Il
: Springfield CIil.) Journal says Mr. Dougl
mnuv sl~~@h N that citT. in which
gave utterance to the following:
The Missouri compromise had an orig
akin 20 that of the constitution of i
United States, conceived in the spirit
fraternal affection, and calculated TO I
move forever the danger which seemed
4 threaten, at some distant day, TO sever 1
, social bonds. All the evidence of pub
opinion of that day seemed TO indics
that this compromise had been cauUniz
IN the hearts of the American people MS
sacred thing, which no ruthless hand wou
4 ever be reckless enough to disturb
Mr. Lincoln and Dir. Bell have no SUI
inconsistencies to explain. Mr. Bucbana.
are no: thought worth noticing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
FOR SALE

FOh SALE.
I'd THE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
fiisJohIJ or separate, as may he desired situate
J.on the corner of CIIaplne and Marshall str,-eT
10! I 10. hots addition provided with gas water etc
!S one st"fy frame building, rear OF said lot
The large brick Dwelling House. On west half Of
iot No. 2l9, Centre Wheeling, provided witt, 49,
water, etc. Price $500 ~ 5'A
Tne lot IN Bnena-Nista. Churchill addition.
P Part 3t lot Jos, west side of Market Squarc
~ 'ita OF an interest in steam Eaw mill s;;u
HteI IN south Beliair, Be mont Co.. Ohio
I,He eGis Dwellings situated in Marshall county.
D9dson, No. IS Water street. 500 Vi i'ef'S
Je2'-Sm cHAs II. BERRY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

THE Albany Argus is sorely puzzled to
know what SIR. Lincoln-being elected
Presideut-would do in the event of ne
gro uprising in the South Hear the dol
orous croakings of that unhappy sheet:
Suppose the case of a negro ineurrec-
ton in yirginia-Lincolu being Presi-
dent? What is be to do? What can he
TO The Federal Government the right To re-
pei invasion, and to suppress domestic in
&urrection. With whom will Prcsidcn,
Lincoln take part, in case such as we
haFe llnagincd-with the whites or the
blacks If consistent, he must side with
the latter but to ask such question is 10
show the untituc5s Of the man for such
place.
Let our contemporary calm his sgi,ated
mind. Mr.. Lincoln, as President, will
govern the country with an eye single to
its interests. Unlike his predecessor, lie
Will know ''nO North, no South He will
recognize no diatinctiou of parties and
section. he will hold the scales of ius-
tice with firm but merciful hand. He
will know how to put down conspiracies
against the public peace, and rebuke trca-
son from whatever source and Of what
ever magnitude. lie will find means to
quiet 'insurrections," whether of slaves
or shareholders.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
NOTICE
to the Great Eastern,

DeUND TRIP TICKETS WILL. BE ISSUED AT
{ the Ticket Once OF tire Z. { O. i. Il. c. on
SATURDAY. the 3sh August. god for i've days. for
81 So which Will e=titlc tac holder passage
Baltimore and Annapolis aud return, including fer
rage, and admission IL she Ship.
Z. & o. r Z. CO.
Eu-4 J. Z FORD. AGt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

1t is not probable that under such az
graY"ted circumstances of violence. insult
ana treachery, the matter will stop where
~ Is, bat il may lead to bloodshed, for if
the Republicans have shadow of The
pluck we think they have, they will again
nnluri the obnoxious streamer and DEFY
i tG enemies, even as the Bereaus did in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
A Chemical Writing Fluid.
a Chemical WRITING Fluid

a Chemical Writing Fluid.
EQUAL TO AREOLD's LONDON INK.
EQUAL TO AKNoLD's LONDON INK,
MADE ny LAUGHLINs & BusHFIELD.
MADE ny LAUGHLINs BUsupIELD
1t flows freely from the Pen,
IT Does not corrode Steel Pens,
1t does not gum or clog tho Pen,
1t never moulds,
1t is perfectly IInpid.
1t is 80 per cent cheaper than Arno,d's.
It's permanently black.
This Fluid is made by the most approved cheutco,
process aud ia offered tn the public as coual to INV
imported Ink. We do not claim for 1t any superfori
y to ArnOldE but we do claim IT Is equal, which we
wili prove to Ruy unprcJu9tced mind. We guarantee
Will give BNIIsractSOn. II 1t does NOT we WILL PIE.
PUED THE PRICE Of every bottle sold
ret up In Quartz, Pinta and Hall Pints. For sale
by the manufacturers.
L3UGHLINs & BUsEFIELD, DIR UGGLSTS
NM No. Is Monroe ST., Wheeling. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
The Prince wIIlIam mob.
prom the wslg.Lprr Herald Of 1911.

Prom the wellsLurg Herald Of ye.terdny.J
1t was bnt a trifing affair TO cut down
tue hag-pole at Occoquan; and it would
nave been but trifing affair 10 have LET
II stand; but there is an amount of The
very essence Of tyranny, of illibera!i,y. of
,oadyism TO the fell spirit of slarerv
latent in the motive which prompted The
deed, that will rankle deep in the beurt of
every man in Virginia, whose soul is not
yeii"wed with prejudice or sold INFO
slavery, that will confirm aud Intensity
ms hatred to the accursed institution
That deed will give birth to brood of
Republicans and persistence in such viii
put arms in their hands. 1t is very ensv
matter to put down handful OF citizens
by show of military force. or even tn
oVer-power minority by an ovcrwbeI,n-
ing mob; but when the handful has rj,ht
"nd law on their side, their numbers Are
sure to grow, and, sooner or LATER The
right will prevail.
Looking at the matter seriously. and
vain an eye to IFS possible results, such an
AFFAIR as that at Occoquan is no ,riH;ny
thing. The wanton disregard of the
right OF opinion, the lawless invasion of
S 1ne tIgnt OF property, the imperilliug of
NE Iiselt is deliberate aggression upon
vested priyelcges-the spirit displayed
throughout, by the aggressors is a mani
lestation of tyranny, fully as decided as
was shown by his majesty King George
ana fuIIy as provocative to rebellion VS.
any one thing that brought on the rebel
ion OF l71G and led to the scenes os Con.
cOru' Lexington and Bunker Hill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
Regular Saturday Excursion
water to be shnt o..

Water to be Shut OFF.
ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT THE WATER
~ viii be -hut II from ;i- Water Wy-l.s. and -
continue until early Weineziay morning. il .,:
that the basin may lie cleaned Aft=- y rdues,5ay
morning. tire wafer vi! continue n shat 81 ~
week until further notice; from liz. Ta-utac
Tories and hey oc,@r thu; i1il-
may be put tise Works and thar oTc- improve
Iaents may I's MADE All persons are requested 10;
to use stree; OF garden he, fer I.i,r afef5 NJ
Als- Snp,t q Ma:er NuIE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
PROGRAMME
or THE
GERMAN SINGER FESTIVAL,

M HlCil WILL BE HELD BY TIE CENTRAL
~ SAENGEREEND, on the list. 23I pa 4 OH,
days Of August, iu this city.
FIRST HAT-TuEsDiY AUCrs7 o1s7
Reception Of the Singers from abroad at tho head
quarter" ("ASHiNGTON HALL at O'Clock r. N
SECOND DAY
Rehearsal for the Grand Concert Of the t,,,r5 =,
~ Gcl"cE - NJ In the evening the Grand Couccrt
Itself vii take place at the ATiIEN FIIN in which
about 20 singers and Orchestra OF ~ MpEiri,ns
will perform 'N''NiS
The LYNN 10 the Wine. composed bv y Rictz
me Battie-sceHe. composed By CT Fischer
~, Anh 'he huntniana Chorus, comp. by C. Ey.rs
Inc whole to be conducted by Prof c. paHder+ com
nlenciDg at O'Clock p NJ GdmjsSo, - a., 'o!ii
Gentleman and Lady $3.50. one
THmDDAr.
The business Of the Bund will be nsarted II; tr
LiorinE IN the evening Prize Concert will take
pI"ce Ut the Washington Hall, III which Tho djErat
Societies of the Central Saenccrbund VIII tI
ioE PRIZE IN massive Silver Gobetl awardsJ ~
Ju% YS,.. 70 th ne society which s:ngs the best,
Aoungs Music Band. Of Pittsburgb and ~. p-,s.
Uc casOn. al O'eFtuFeA on Tile
The Concert to commence at o'clock PM Adj
mission 80 cents. " Eu-
FOURTH DAY
= Al o'clock A. NJ. the Singing Societies. MILITARY
!iSnles, ana other Associations of this city viii
Nssemhic at Washington Hail. form ur,,cc4sSy, a,d
AFTER parading through the principal stre.ts NJ tb
VIII be held on the Fair Grounds Admission In ~.
whole day. " ''eii'lhHce the
The Whole to he concluded with a Rail al y.o,,-
lnSton Hail. in the evening. AdmiasGn Tor .rSr,.
St4S ONiAA' aug3-2taNv-tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

Bryan'S Tasteless vermifuge.
Children dying right aud left!
Siothers not as yet bcreft
Know that worms more infants kill
Than each other mortal tit;
But the YERH1Trgr will save
Your pale darlinEs from the grave.
oi'7HEh' MAKE YOUR CROEcE. Shall the Child die
Or the H"r"''r Remember few doses of Bryap's
4"S'e'e-s tsrmifuge will destroy any number of
worms and bring them away without pain. Price
% cents. Sold by LAUGIlLINS & BUsuFIELD
S, FundenLcrg, Bridgeport, and DRUGGISTS onaa,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

The Rev. Root. j. Breckinridge, of XIV,
is TO speak at the commencement uu at
Washington (Pa.) College. nc. Blay-
ney, of this county, is valedictorian on
behalf of the Union Literary Society. ].
NJ G. Bleney, also of this county, is one of
the speakers from the graduating class on
commencement day. So also is r. J.
McGTegor, of bridgeport, O., and J. NJ.
Maxwell, of Freeman's Landing, Hancock
Co., Va.
The graduating class numbers 80, among
whom FIVE honors arc to be distributed
Mr., II. A. Newell, of Paris, Illinois, carries
off the first, and J. e. Edmonds, of Pr
qua, Ohio, the second. What seems to
be peculiarly about this institution is
the giving of the "Latin and Greek SaIu-
tatory" TO the fifth honor man. In most
colleges it ranks either first or second
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

DIR. JAS. DIcCLINTOCK,s pEcTo-
RAJ sYhuP-Wheret there is confirmed cougl, there
Is always great peril. To trne with anv dises.. ~
the respiratory organs is to court destruction Con.
sumption bronchitis. plenrisy, Iung-fever. &c. lie
close behind cough; and the only safety in spcl,
c"1es consists In an immediate resort to tb, preot
Vegetable remedy. Price Sl,OO
Sold by LauglllnS BnshtOld, s. PupdOnbsrr.
bridgeport, aud druggists generally. iy2i .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

ADAu IsAAcs MEExES "HEgSAx" writes
poem TO the New York Mercury entitled
zone Year Ago" since which time she
says she has become brokeu-hearted =
She asks the champion
Why did you MI my girlIsh life
With such wild drcaus OF hope and Lli.,,
Why did you say you loved me then,
II 1t were all TO end In thIa"
Does the lovely Adah casks an impudent
newspaper person) refor 10 the reccn. adj
dition to her family?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
Weights and Measures.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN
n pERSTGNKD having been duly appointed S=al-
Of Weights and Measures II and Ior the County ol
Ohio. will. all times be found the Tin SGpp 'f
Hugh Crymi,Ie- Market Square I'd Ward faE the
purpose u trying aud proving su=iI bsiauce= weights
and may he brought him fog that puT
Ise. All persons 1i.inr balances. siEe-yG.IS l!a:
form balances. weights fUr Tie IErI.-
Of buying and selling within the said County and
which have not been sealed within rhe Lac; three
years and who sl.an disregard Ihis notice will be
waited upon 10y him and will be charged double the
amount 81 the regular f=, besides being liable
fine not exceeding ten dollars
DANIEL MURRAY.
aug!-Gtd Sworn S-aier of Weights aud Mea-ures-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06

ROOhS d STATIOGERY-M stock Of
ID the above is varied and c0mnIc:a -, Iii y, "
SOLO low at the Old Corner Bookstore corner Of Main
Rags wanted, at the highest price, in cash or ex
'"Sc- tJe4J JOSEPH L. WILDE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-06
| r: TODD's LIVER PILLS
F RESI- ARRIVAL.
a BUGGY AND SULKy
CLOSING OUT SALE.

Tor SALE CHEAP. INQUIRE NJ
4 Jy23 SCIIT~S .'..T ELaY ST1E!,
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Elegance & Durability OF finish!
LARGE & CObiMODIOUS ROOMS!

INST now Is your LeSt IIne for such Pictures Par
ridge has for Ehu-t time Artists employed ENLN-
SIVELY IL THAT DEPARTMENT frb21
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

the thickest Of the fray, with the sword
in one hand and the purse in the other,
amid the smoke Of battle my form will
be seen, and above the din Of arms aud
the roar Of cannon, like the voice OF
many waters, shall be heard the voice
Of your Executive shouting, "Long may
she wave."
And if perish, gentlemen, in this
cause, have confidence that the patri-
otism and magnanimity Of my country
men will do justice to my memory.
Under the shade Of a jack oak on the
banks of the DesMoines, with the stars
and stripes around mo let me rest in
peace, and when your children and chill
dren's children shall read the thrilling
history of things in general, you can
point them to the green spot of earth
Under the shade Of the jack oak afore-
said and say, "There he lies -
C.. c. NouRsE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
TlON.

In accordance 9TH the published,
call Of the State Executive Commit
tee TIC Democrats Of Scott County
are requested to meet in Delegate Con
vcntion at the Court House, in Dsven-
port, on SATURDAY., Feb. Attn. 1850, at :
o'clock =. NJ, for the purpose OF electIng
strtsen Delegates to the Democratic
$ ate Convention, 10 be held AT ICES
Moines. on the 22d day OF Feb, 1860
there to appoint Delegates to represent
the State of Iowa, in the the Democrat
ic National Convention Of the 23d Aprii
1860, at Charleston, for the nomination
Of Democratic Candidates, for Presi-
dent and Vice President. The ratio OF
representation will be one Delegate for
each Township and one additional Dele
gate for every t,centy Democratic votes
cast al the last Gubcrnatorial election.
The Representation will be as follows