Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-21


ed. He had went 10 Chicago with the desire
to nominate Simon Cameron, but had yielded
his preferences for him when he found he could
not be nominated, in favor Of Lincoln. He
pledged the Republicans OF Pennsylvania TO
give the nominee hearty and vigorous sup-
port With three times three the meeting I'd
journed.
For want Of space We are unable to give oil
the speeches in full. We have devoted more
space to that of Mr. Underwood, as being from
. Republican of the Old Dominion.
NE. R. b. HILLS RECEPTION.
After the conclusion Of the speeches. The
delegates aud large number Of our citizens.
marched up the bluffs to the residence Of Rich
ard B. Hill Esq who had opened the hospits
bls doors Of his splendid mansion, and invited
all to enter, without distinction OF sex or par
ty. ire house vas brilliantly Illuminated and
was filled to,ov erfowing with fair woman and
brave men," A fine band discoursed most ex
csllent music. and with dancing, social cover
sation and other amusemeuts, the evening
passed off gloriously. The gentlemanly hos,
endeavored by every means in his power to
render his guests happy. and he succeeded ad
mirably An institution in the shape OF sun
dry casks of "Carter's Best" circulated freely
and added materially to the conversational
powers of the participators. All honor to our
liberal hearted fellow citizen. RICHARD B. HILL
Long may he wave!
Thus ended the reception. We regret that
Mr. Price displayed such shocking bad taste in
his address, as it engendered hard feelings. and
many who would otherwise have been
pleased to take part in the exercises. stood
aloof and severely criticised the course OF our
Republican fellow citizens. But we will noi
enlarge at this time upon the subject, as the
thing has been done and canLot now be rem
edied. We ehall undoubtedly be wiser in the
future.
We regret, ais. that Providence did not see
fit to give US pleasant day. Sunday. We de-
sired the excurtionists to have good view oi
our young and thriving city, which. however
the rain prevented. But what 10 their loss il
our gain, as the parched earth stood greatly in
need OF moisture and the crops were suffering
The FOLLOWING are the arrivals re-
gistered at our principal Hotels for Saturday
evening:
| ARRIVALS AT THE BURrIs noUsE.
JB Fades, St Louis; j c Lyffe, Iowa city; w
Hills MaYengo: G g Williams, do; l. White
Pa; II VI White New York. Palmer, do; 5 !.
Wade, Muscatne; NJ l. Thooris, Palestine; + n
Ballard, New York; II B Dickinson, do; ii Good
rich, Iowa city; Luke Sells Muscatine; W Il
Stewart, do. u Z Luse, Iowa city; q Hill, Mus
catine d NJ Lambert, do; George Low, do;
Cattell, Des Meines; X Hutchinson, Iowa city;
sc 1urtis, Ottawa; X Thompson, Iowa city; J
\ Butterfeld, New Haven; 81 Prescott, do; Gee
Matth ewson, do l. Il Comins, Boston: y A Haley
New Market; Murray, do; Allison, Hart
ford; ) W Kellogg, do II 7 Calef, do; y d Con
over, New York City; c Pinkney do; W Smith,
do; J Perlog do; w Rogers, do; j w Bren-
nan, do; w Moorehouse, Euffalo y Cole, do
IL + Henderson q party, New York; Howard
New York Times" n Field, "Boston Post;" II
l. L..hrop. Conn; + Lathrop, do; l. K Warner
Newark, o.; +. Fullerton, do; u Arn"ld. Marietta
$ c Brownell, Des Moines; s w Kellogg, Com
J J Lewis, Pa; G Raymond lady do; G
Warner, j G, New York; b Rector Keokuk; H
Taylor, do, W ii Armstrong. Pa; Chandler,
Chicago; Weight, Detroit; W Mct;race. do
G l. Hunt, Ann Arbor; II Dickcnson, Pa. Z w
Friske, Brooklyn; Il White, Niagara Fall,; +
Allen 4 wife, Des Moines; g. MGuire wife, do.
A Il Pearson, Boston, Coggshal do; A
Graham Washington, d c.; II Morgan, New
Haven: J ) Cochran, Freeport; II Weaver, Pa;
j Geddis Adrian; s q Winchester, Indiana; + n
Fordeck, do; l. Mehaffy, Pa; Russell, Dams
vile; 5 McCarty, New York Green, Pa;
G d Green, do; A Green, do; n. Heddins, New
York; Underwood, Virginia; Brown, de-;
f Severa. Pa; II Evans son, do II Cut
Ter, Conn; G W Taylor, Pa; T n Taylor, do; B
| Taylor, do; Prizer do; l. Serrill, do; Will
liam Moore, do; X Cunningham, do; 7 J Hy-
att, Kansas; CT Nourse, Des sioines; W Jones,
do. j Strodc Pa; + Bigelow, Mass; G Bras
TOW, do; J A Poor, Marion J Wood, Columbus;
II X Slayton, Va; John West, Maine; A + Drink
water, do; G Skinner. New York; w lIipburn,
MARSHALL; Trual, do; N. ~ Crocker, Des
Moines; James Gwinn, r; James Cavanagh, Iowa
Hopkins, Delaware; G NJ Harris, Cedar Falls; VIM
F Arper, Des Mones p II Osterhout Pa. W n
Richards, do; Wm II Woods, Iowa city; ID b Orm,
Maryland; Cv :R Ludvingtcn New York; X
Rundy, Polk City; John Devereu1, Ohio; q Ny
ers, dol D l. Prett, Mich; Gov 5 J Kirk wood 4
party, Iowa city; G A Hswley, Iowa; J Barney /
son, New York; J L Freedom, do; Geo Cristoll,
do: e Foster, Wis; I q Durant, New York; T.
X Foster, Conn; Henry O'Conner. Muscatine; II
B Crosby, New Jersey; H NJ Low, do; X Knapp,
Munson 4 party, do; John Strohm lady, Pa.
A Wilson 4 party, VT; G Fitzgerald lady,
Mich; b Tyler 4 wife, Ohio; II Palmer, n Y.
| T } Blakely, Pa; A Bascom, New Haven; II
Hull, do; W Browncll, Muscatine.
ARRIVALS AT THE SCOTT HOUSE.
J s Smith, St Lauis; NJ T Young. do.
Trunchan, Chippewa, Wis. Jno Deami, Genesee;
| Geo Hartshorn. II ,merville; John X Geer, Orange
Co, Y; w l. Jones, Poughkeepsie; Jacob Hos
brook, Wheeling. Va; A Campbell, do; D.
Roberts, do; J : Freeman. do; A Gleason.
Westbrook6eld, Mass; VIM Floyd, Mass; WIN NJ
Gillaspic, "New York SUM-" } Ross, New York;
Judge Raynor, Iowa; Strait, Maine; Jno Is
Brown, Alexandria, Va; X Butterbaugh, Pa;
Lcomis, do A Watson, Chicago; II l. Green,
do G b Foster, Utica, New York.
ARRIVALS At rue NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
Chas Bishop / lady, Racine, Wis; John Johns,
Webster, Iowa; Geo Thompson, Mass; G Thomp-
son, Corning, Y; g Overton, Tiogs, Pa; + Z
Smith, do; Cochrane, Freeport, III N r
kuntz, Park City; Z N Tordies, Butler, Ind; N
Coumdiel, Clyde, Ohio; Orr, Orrstown. Pa;
Mclean, Y, B Garner d lady, Huntingdon,
Pa, Mr. Kincade, Iowa; G l. Hopson. lie Claire,
Iowa; c Fowler. Geneseo, H.; Mr. Mury, Gle
ona, Iowa; Mr. McCurry, Rockingham, Iowa: Nh
Mason lady, Point Pleasant David Hakes
Coal Valley, H.; Mathew Height, Genesso, aI'
e Manley, No.. John Mayer. Newton, Iowa >
Hall, Lancaster, do; NJ l.. Mcpherson; !. Mi,lerseI
DO; John A Young, GraDdview, do; n Govies'
New Boston, ILL.,; d r Lewis, Iowa; "m barnes'