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Irish Love OF Liberty.

AcGsFeon's, lows, Ma:ea ~ 1854
Elton Press and II lune:
In your paper Of the oath inst. is an article
beaded " frieh lore Of Liberty" and which to
the general reader puts forth = nc.e Of warning
Were tie 1sirh Catholics Of ,he United States
the mere tools Of the c'erRy, ss you suppose
them to be, then it would he high time or the
american people to think seriously Of disfran-
chisiug them but you must bear in mind, in
discussing this question. that there ara young
casholica coming up in this country who, A.
most to ma, thrnw of a'legiaae IN cilher
Pope or priest IN temporal matters. This feel
irx, 81 esrong aud universal amongst tte rising
generation "f Cathol,c+. must deprive the Know
No.hings Of a powerful weapon against Ca1ho-
lie foreigners You will sl-o End amongst the
educated aud intelligent Catholics Of ,he wes,
m universal desestatson Of the assumption Of
power p"acticed BY the priesthood, uu1ees in.
ceed i be amonget such men as tho editor Of
tia W<st<sn B'nner, who ottains hisxupport By
bis ss COD ancT to the Catholic bishop of ST
Louis. From such a stand point. OH et to
ynur passing jndemen. On 1he ca bolics Of the
United States. II they are eppo, cd to the pro.
gress Of liberal ideas, whv did they defend ibis
country sRalnkt C4'bolio Aa1iooa Hoping you
vm End room :or this short article. remal7,
Respectfully, EkSRT 0'Sx1ll.
, 1860-06-01

he only stood still At ,hs top Of the stsi-s
and sa'd, "yaggie you're 10 come down." But
she rushed TO him and cluug rouad his neck.
sobbing. Oh, Tom. p!ease forgive mel can:
bear i'll will always be good-a!ways rrmeE-
bpr lhiDgs-do lore me, please, dear Tom."
We eleaFn to rrh1rain eurHe veBas we get older.
We keep apart when we have quar- et.d, ex
pre- our selves in well bred phrases, and 10 this
way prreerve dignided alienation. showing
much ti.mn+ss on one side, and swallowing
much grief on the otber. We 70 Iouger ar
.pro1nate 10 cur behavior to the mtre 1mppl-
sigeoes. Of the 10 4er auima E, but coudact our
selves in every respect like members Of high.
y civilized saciety. Maggie and Tom we're still
very much iikt 5oung aoima'a, and 70 she could
rub her cheek aga'nst bis, ann kiss b 8 ear II a
random sobb NJ ~ay; aud there were tender
hbf-s IN the lad That lad orcn used to snswer
to Mngeie's fondsiny. 50 that he behaved wih
the VI akness quite lnconststent with bis resolo-
ton 10 punish her as much as she desc, ved !;
be actually began to kiss her in return, and*aY,
"Don't cry, thea, Maggie here, a bit o cake. :"
Masgie's sobs began 10 sobside, aud she put out
her mouth Tor the cake and bir piece ju.t Tor
company, and they ate togetter, and rubbed
each Others cheeks aud brows and noses to.
gesher while they a'e, with humi'ia,irg re.
eemhlence to two friendly ponies.-Ih< AtN on
the Fzots.
, 1860-06-01
TIE aALr1uonE CONVENTION.


Ta- course Il proc: cdlrgs to be adotted at
e I:.,no=e tecms 10 be muked cut by tie
Southern men- Ths first thing in ordtr viii
be le Il4t orm; ard tbs wseacres s'creabout
who suppose t1ht Tho Cincinnati bumhug csn
be read .rt:d, src fooling away l.e.1 hopee.
n IT, ,,g css thaa the Tennessee resolution,
whic, reruli tcs squat*r Sovereignty. and
cpl .rscs Dred Scot AID a Congressional Sl,ve
COL vii b. acc rted hy the South. II that,
her ultima u,, is refused, her delegates will 9
c mp nol to retire in body; and when they
arc out ,o.ai1a,ion nnade BY the factoa 1c
7na uinS u i'll no: .e worth scc& ping. II it is
al -tol ], and becomes the ba~is Il the platform,
c defeat Of the candidate placed upon it viii
TO % c-r,.in that no ore will be found willing
t,a,. .cp. lhe ltaiing place on the ticket. In
III vic v Of the cas", we do not sec whsre Mr.
D u-1l>' We.t@.n Eioads fad reason 10 hope
that tarir man s'a.ds a.y chance Of being
b4a.cn by Hores: Old Aba.
, 1860-06-01

Legislative and Senate. iat Conventions
The kepublicaus OF .te 40th Legislative Dis
tEict, composed Of Warren ard Henderson
counties, hare called q Convention for tile nomi.
nation Of candidate f,r the legislature, to
meet at Monmouth On the as'h Of June.
The Republicans Of the 17lh Sena:ori.l Dis.
srict, comprising CASE, Logan, Mason, AcaMrd
aid Tazewt'l counties, w'll hnld Csnventiun
for the nomination OF State Senator, IL: ua-
yapn, On the 1-t nj August ext
, 1860-06-01

Tia art Of 1lcs, who would persuade n.
I1ScoLS's a-,ern lr cnis that | is nomination
il I'LL &C tube t, tie Rspa| LEANS Of New
7 nk n d Il at Ar. se"n'ds supporters will
be ac,irs i'll t'air sulFolt Of The titket, IS
wl.t.'l: ls.ros naway. Our pubic and rriva'c
alv Cos tor. tat Sire are # tho most cheer
in, chnr: c.er- L dist'nRui>hcd politician
q e Of Mr. Scaa ards most d.yo,ci frield:-
E..ia ;i,.4. "Siu.e the isst itel.ng Of dssaF~
",ao; p' ut has passed, il is conceded on all
''s.l.s That Mr.. LINCOLN will conman3 more
@vo cs Ill Nav Foak Than a?y; other cand'-
"it.o tust c,u: have been named" Another
says: "G.ve y"urse!ves no trouhls about
INV York. We shall carry tie State bs
10 las: 10000 majority in apy event. and
s:;:l III: thu declares thu. IN " Yosk il JUS.
@as cerlaiu f,r LINCOLN As d HANLlS as Yer.
tn ,nt or M.ssa,t u-etts;'' Nh'ts u fourth
wr.e c. that he "has not wo,d, expressive
"en mzn to convey IN id a Of The gratitude
"~a'ch TIE party owes 1llinois Iodlapa
"ior their carly aud firm stald fnr thai best Of
''4nsu ard strongest of all cato da:es-Hon.
"es: Old Ace" Such is tt tenor Of all our
l,t..r+. Aud what else could have becn e1-
iccud? Now Yotk is devoted 10 the ad.
vancs,aept Of tie Repntl can ides, more THAI
to the ptrsoral fo,tulcs Of any living man
md the superstition that she, by reason
OF disappointment, c-u'd, ia tits emergency,
r<casc hsr turpo.t to LINCOLN, whose Repub
lica.i.n is as u: questioned rs his ablty o,
lis honesty. is csao1y uljust. New 1ork i,
eouoi to the eNtI
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lcorrespontencs Ct the P'ess a-d Tt:baae.l
A'cnto-s eH'' NY =: ls@e.
auo' pApe, 1as "oie toan a"s o.nef III 'He
''''a ee1 'oooeeo e''''0""'ca''oHs ''on' l''sceS
ne"' 4eD'-a''Ssn'as 'u1'e 4O'p', 'ao'' ~ ao
!'en' " !'ea! le"s 'I@A }0u "ou'u ~ 'e''e'
"o" 'ofe'ea poies ou set' ,o't'so su''ee'
ano ~ : 1e'" t1,s ~. '.t ~ ]ae 49, 'e"' -
your loo'oa, WIZ VIII 5'a' pe1uis'o'' w.
afess you 'e" '!nea upon matters o. 'n's'est''
your leaoers IN Noftoeso 4oo'ana.
koe" me frad''i"hs1 'oea OF Mto.lgan e"5'
II Ch'esgo' IS pEaee o' sano anu usas: Ano
T'oT people, when 'heS are IN 'he ou1lst4u'ns
mooo, make Michigan C1'T. III ven rs talnmtt'
nata.dtnR joke. Eur my part hase 1ouna this
tradition to be like most OF such things, tt IN
e'rlser dA'e-a bug bear Tour merchants on
Lake and South Water streets will tell you that
the traue with this secticn is developing. So it
would be rs we'll for Chicago hermi:s to ascer.
thin for themselves the truth Of these asper.ions
before they let fly their arrows Of Wit, and
warrant them. comirg here. they will not be
bitt<n, aud See something else besides sand.
Tie railroads through here all run along tho
lake shore, which is Of course sandy; but this
extend. obIg a lew yards. aud VIXEN ycu ret
few Yards away from tie srack you will find tba.
the raadr, like those Of tho uId phy sicap, are
.run OUT" Michigan Ctr is very pleasant
place, where the people hare cul,isated dpe
gardens. laid on. walks md atree.s aud grow
e,o;., ,...,.t,., Ala f,,;, Th.x h,x.
-. T:1:
tomc capital stores, seadthe ffiss AND lR1BrsE
mud build churches; By the way they are Just
,;,;.h;,o ccun1e of ner n,acc. of uors;,in
oac an EpseoPaHha canlch ano LUG o1nef
Methodist meeting house. Added to all they
aro r,,,;r,t;no +-ada fo- 1aka N;cb;can f,e,b
::
usa IN Inc oou1u.
Ike ail other States, Indiana needs its pris-
ous. as we'll Is churches. md school houses for
~. .s. ~ .,,;.+r ,od ,e.t.rdoz h, n.
=, ~
ro"1eness ot enas1es "" oee'es' 1,q "oo Il
the waEd:n, and whose namc 5ou will 1ecol]ect
n. e Il. Murshal for Northern Iodiaua. and for
t.oo.,1 10 ~ - - s M a ~
o'e""'os ~ 0A4 ~ Ds ~ p'A'Su' 'A'J
gangs ol counteFfeatefs aud horse thleVes-a
man full Of "itcms' for rcporters.-I visited
tha ground for tbe rew na,;ten.;arv and the
NV e ,>.:,,:S .... 49,
temporary on'loing whefe toe conF'cts afe
at ] Jtaarso,yi1,e. to build the new ono here.
c-,,..
Ane el'o ee.ee'eu - .''us one n''e e'u'n"es es1
the city. Il 1tcon:prlses lo0 choice acres, Of =
| D arcel Of 5000 owned by Chauncey Blair, E=q.,
= n,hic snirited citizen uho so,d.it fnr "a ,n, :
although the properly Is worm, so 1t Is said ior
residence, garden aud farming purposes 800
| per acre. Ihe object Of tits low price WAS 10
lnduco purchase, 50 that the town might se-
, 1860-06-01

It was supp sed tint ST. Luul~ WAS The first
city in a slave State to do hcner tn tile Chicago
nominees, but it trcms mol L'''fe D.lswat-
has that distinction. On Saturlsy one hundred
xups we.e 6rtd ut Wilmington. l1ee 4nd
the u'mnst enthusiasm was manres'td by the
pupnlaee. The existence Of the n-pub ic III
party IN this staunch li,,Ie Stste cannot be de-
MED, although it ia the home Of Senator Bag
ard, the great Charleston seceder. The Can.
vention addressed by SIr. Carw1n, at Dertrcon
tanned delegates from AiI the couut,et, and the
greatest latitude was allowed the sre.kers, all
Of which tie Fro-Sl4vcry fanatics ot Dr1eA ~ Z
not. An electoral tick ri vii he run in D Il: ware
Us in several o:her >lase States. and we au,ici.
rate yotc Tor it that will Cause tue Slave De
mocracy 10 quake in it, shoes.-ISt. iputs Lfn.-
fcfdf.
, 1860-06-01

Situated within the Bay Of Honduras, nd
not far from the coast, is a group Of islands
known bT the ab?yo appelation. They are
six in r!neer, comprising Rn9tan, Bonac;a,
Utilic, Da,bafate, Mo1at a6d Helena. :. fnie
inhabitants # :theso. islaoda nre chiefly emil.
gEaats from 4he British West Indies, and num-
ber'betwcen five hundred ind cne thousand
Their parlialilies f,r their r,ruer government,
as well as certain advantages, naval as we'll us
commercial. to he 1c1irel from holding the:o .
islands, led Grce, Britain, sever'l years SINE,
to enter into treaty stifulntioua With Holiu.
ras for their occupancy. That treAty e1tired
With The nontl, just q ,scd, aud 1,y its terms,
tue I>lapds revert back TO H.n,turas.
Du1iug tho existelce Of this treaty, TIL. Bay
1slsnd+ have becn The jrct Of not a lit 10
dpl 9mucy between the ,wo. coyernuoola,
par les 10 it, and tho Uuned States, l'oFdirg
which the ,uhatiants hsvo ejytd ,qua-i
independence. The a-san-d authority Of
Greal Brian was hesitatiIg.y oxercssed, and
was in tact uuuaiual ratl e. Than res, 'E'pyirg
very title Of the characteri>. cs Ct reign
domination. II is now fs-crtod that the peo-
pie Of ts,e.e ieIaods have uo deposition 10 Eur
rcnder tho advantages to which tAey have
o. ac>u=t med in coaeequsnco cf their
auou, %lous position, a1d it IL thought that
Hot dur.s will ncst wl h gT've d fi;u!ties in
lls attempt t, assu.re ac usl c'a.rol.. They
apprrei%ts their g-"gr"ph'c'l position, ard
woile they arc willing t. tee g"izo II ,mit-
nal so.cre enty Of Il ouduras, th ; Go no. in
ted If they can help it, to hav5 their i1divid.
u4'ny merged 10 that Of Hour n!as, b. gov
erued b. The ltws Of Honduras aon.iLi tired
By Honduras courts and enforced by IIo.duras
s.ldi rs. Should II 'nduras iossst upon her
trrs.orsa1 rights III n.i4 respect, she i'll rota-
by be met with armed 7e>i taacc.
1a anticipation Of such contingency thein-
habitaots Of tia Bag I.lands h,ve been tor
= s,ms tina past, earnestly soisit:g emigration
from this country. nnl it il said tie it
du:eueuts held out have alr>a:y q tracted 4
considerable number. Tie New OIL as
Della <ays that s,ms hundreds have eoae from
that city alt ne. that oil ess VIII lvll,~, md, ii
sign f antly adds, that numb. r 81, at Ell hugh
will 20 "to r+pel auy fo'cbla Demonstration
"ou the part OF uondu'as, aui ;e'l,aps 2rra.
''enough OF purposes 1o'e ogg'es:*re than
Those arouxd a!prase7t" Although it is; sgd
by the came paper that tLis morem, 1T is
'acitly counstnanccd by Great Britain, ; tits
much m1re likely The i1ci. lett sep to-
waid q great fIllibustesirg ectene lcoki, r
ei her to TIL revolution Of the Ceatral Aueri.
can States or to anot.cr deseeat upon Cuba-
a scheme having its orieia with tho slave
p1opag'nd:sts OF 'le Gulf Stat s, 1at*er 'han
in the cabintt Of Queen Victoria Wbeihtr
-this coz 'jectare bo correct or not, time al,cc
eau determine.
, 1860-06-01

Lunar Mississippi says that on personal
grounds he would prefer tho ELECTION oi LIN.
coin to that Of Douglas, for tho reason that
he "had Always more respect far Saul o! Tar
"sus when prosecuting the Christians, th*n
"or Judas 1scariot who betrayed his master"
That Wi!I do [nr Lamar
, 1860-06-01

: liz E1noRrAr1ox TO co 70 TIE WA11.-Nr
Tancey cf ala ,aus, in lis sreec, at the Charles.
ton convention iu txror Of the Slave Code reso
lutions, e1borted the Northern Democracy ito
70 to the wall" if need be-, IN support Of the
Slave Code doqtna- Hs sad:
Go to the wall upon this issue If eyeots de.
msrd It, Accept defeat uroo It Let the THREAT
e1ed thundsrs roll ard the Lightning Fash
through the sky, und let he dark q Aud ne point
ed ont BY you, now resting on .he Southern
horizon. Let th-m know that our people are IN
earnest, and in accepting defeat upon that issue,
ny counlrymen. you ara bound to riae, if there
Is virtue il the G. institution.
Biz. Yancey's exhortation vas quite needless
The Den,ocr.cy, Northern aud Southern, will
both 60 TO the wall neat November.
II. DelfraJase has stir med before tie
Academy Of Sciences that The vapora e1ha'eh
fr,m people sick with epidemic a,seuses. such
as cholera, contain anima'cufes or organic mias-
uata, which may sometimes result in absolute
contsgion.
The Repu u7lcan Convention Of The Atth
Congressional District Of Iuoiaua last week
nominated JOIN P. c. Shanks IS successor to
The Him. J"hn q. Pettit.
, 1860-06-01
CAMPAIGN
PRESS AND TRIBUNE
:sca sux
Great Presidential Campaign,

Republicans, you have now selected your
candidates for the Campaign q 1852. As.i:
FAN LINCOLN Of Illinois leads The column n
the Friends Of Freedom. During the sir
months that are before US the PRESS And Ta1.
nusE will labor ineaasant}y tor--hls election.
From our standpoint, in hin own State, VIC
shall be able to present facts and incidents
whioh, It f believed, VII 5s 81 essential Ser e.:
rios in the great contest al over tho Z Pited
states- We beg leave, therefore, to suk kgest
to the Delegates and all the Republican, now
in the city, that they order copies fof their re-
spectiTe towns and districts before they leave
The Campaign Press AND TnrBrSE will
give full and complete current history i the
Presidential canvass, including repo1h OF
fpeeches, debates and masa meetings, It will
also contain the general news Of tho day, ;tele.
graphic dispatches, copi1ns correspondence,
market reports, agricultural and other useful
matter. Nothing will be omitted to render /,
q welcome sheet aud an efficient champion o
the e'Republican csuse.
, 1860-06-01

y Mr.. Fowler, the late defau!tipg pit
m..'er, has. it il *s'd, 1ed to ZONE part 1, +
South America- When VIC lo1k ut the d.
vrrca'u1 srar.sction. ltveai.d by the Coyods
Ccm1,ftee, dl9tn't it seem a burning atsme,
that, al,lle Ar. Fowler has had to run away.
Mf. Buchanan hasn'lr-Lev. Journal,
, 1860-06-01

An enauored a~ain, ou. near Port Huron, r.
Gently sold valuable boise 10 widow, she
consideration being rhe widows note tor &35.
aud her power and influence to pe-*uaoa htr
daughter to accept biz hand aud fortune, minus
the horsr. But, finding bis tnauorata proof to
both mothers counsel, and lovs''s importu.
ni,ies, be began to conclude that hs bad II .
worst Of tbs brrgain and sued tn 1ecover tbs
horse- The case is to 60 to Tbs Crcu, Canrs.
and will aHard c,nsids. uble tun for the Port
Huron peaple-dtun& Rapids Eagle, 2ad.
- Thas expenditure Of Eog1snd. In 1860.
for military and naval de!cEser, will amount to
&l5o, 900.
, 1860-06-01

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, 1860-06-01

Indiana State F<afsr.s .sfarH--- 0frrxssfon Of
tia f'fa"--- attempted liscnpe or Psfson.
srs...x1sa&h OF .nc {jr4so.
, 1860-06-01

In.pruu<.nsae Of ths EiaEe-'I.autfsra1foH--
Large Sne.sase Of 1'~THF@ f.n-- Ths Osn-
rfpse..st l>anf;<s RIsas Hind 1f f'<opte
a+s Wane<d,
, 1860-06-01

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Fans. Fam. Fam. FaqS
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Fans. Fans. Fans. FaoS.
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Drcs8& Tributte.
FRIDAY, JUNE I, 1850.
THE ACCIDENTAL NOMINATION.

NEfE ACCIDENTAL NOMINATION.
TIL: poor allegation tLat the nomination o
honest OLp ApE was an aeci1ont-tho result
OF the cvelwhtl:n'1 G app1suse in tho "lg"a"
which greeted tho announcement ol n's 1aaa'e
-:aa.ta q whit wistr thao that other alc4a'
ton that 1he caoics Of the Convention was
d-t.r.nin: d by lie : NJ Of HORACE GREELEY,
wn2 v,rhcd rr pa es, with unur ng energy,
tosp 10 ,llc very m!meut the nomination WIS
nj maie. The one tLe3iy Is worth juss III much
Is the o.btr;- aud b tn theories a,e f,lse.
Ar Lincou us Il. minasion was Lot the re-
ru,t Il Mt. Cr+e'ey's labo-, Mr.. Weeds .p-
p,suen, &r Of u sudden aud d,uoeontrollab'e in
lu:uc.. Il wss tbs result Of the conviction
repfa'cd'y end etrnestiy ezpressod'by TIE
en- r. d'iega'io:s from New Jers"y, P*nnsyl'
vAa 4 I4d,~na mi Illinois, that tue choice Of
lis ony ral ccmpss,tvr, .Mr. S:wsrd, would
be disas r,us to I'll hope of Republican sue
CO.'S. We do 1ot ctoeses . 4 it is nqt now
seoes<ars fer III. - ttats the paints in Mr.
Eewa7a'r rcc,ord which m .dc him, in The olin.
, Ion ol those mer, a. cand date 10 wll'm tie
! ler%ap cs,ll uot be .ae'y entrusted, *1-
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= I, circumstances over WHICH the Convert on
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late, mace il uon,,.atioa inexpedlent and
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nv: # the Eeru,i an cause. Thy were
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msa-w:se roticiars, experienced s:stssmen
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-25
dec2l .d3t

ThUSTEE'S SALE.--WHEREAs, on the l1th
i dxy Of March, A. ID. 1859, Charles Bunnell
and Margaret, his wife, executed unto Austin
Corbin, as Trustee, a certain Deed Of Trust, con
veying to said Trustee the land in Clinton county,
Iowa, described follows, to wit: The North
West quarter Of the North West quarter Of Sec
ton Notwelve[ l2) in Township No eighty one( SD
North of Range No three (3) East of the 5th +. NJ.
hich said conveyance was made by the said
Bunne.ls, for the purpose Of securing the payment
of two certain prom ssory notes and the interest
I'll ereon, signed by said Charles Bunnell, and dat
ed the nth day OF March, A. ID. l35s. and payable
as follows: One for fourteen and 40 100 dollars
due in six months, and the other, for the SUN OF
one hundred and twenty nine and 40-l00 dollars
due in one year, to the order Of Lewis Perry.
And now, saio last mentioned note having become
due and payable, and the said Bunnell having
failed to pay the same in tull, ], Austin Corbin,
Trustee as aforesaid do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which is in me
vested by said Deed Of Trust, wi II, on Wednesday,
the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1861 at the hour
of nine o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. At the
Court House door in the city Of Davenport, expose
and offer for sale, nj public auction, the parcel Of
land above described, or much thereof as sh all
be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note with the interest thereon TO the day Of SALE
together with all the costs and expenses attend
ing said sale, cost Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 18th day Of December A. d. l860.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
decl3-dts Trustee.