Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03


and torment the shanghai" until "ferbsarance
ceased TO be . virtue" 10 his case. when he
pitched in" to one Of the most for ward Of his
tormentors, (whose wife unfortunately hap.
psned to be present. and went 10" on his
muscle. The wife could not stand by and see
her lerd and master abused, and consequently
took ehsncs- For about Eve minutes it was
hard to tell Who had the best. but the way the
char and "cusses" flew was . caution to old
sinners. They we're finally parted without any
bones being broken.
"VAN Hosrs has also stopped editing the
DRNOCRAr. Gaxetfe.
Yes. he has. Van Hosen left off editing III .
DExocRAr two years and half ago, and since
that time hss had no more to do with the
DrxocsAr than Add. Sanders has With the
hvansvitle Journal. which he fooled poor Car
Isle into buying. The DExocaAr is edited by
those whose names appear at the head Of ito
columns, and in that respect it differs from the
Gazette. which is edited by DR.. Thomas J.
Saunders aud Geo. 4. Hubbell Old Granny
Sanders. whom in The days of the Florence war
we used to call the"ssnior en- eak. nov contents
himself with occasionally inditing q pailosoph-
ical essay upon "the Hygienic qualities OF
pulverized brick.bats," or some kindred sub
jsct. Bob Lttlsr cant be trusted to write .
trifling "local," and Add Sanders devotss his
whole time to sctibbliug blackguard squibs
and Debolts Tree lunches. 90 that the burthen
Of doing up the "leaders" and the heavy bust
ness Of the 0aztNe devolves upon DR.. Saund-
ers and Professor Hubbell. That is the reason
why it 10 not better done
Ma. WALES IN NEW YoRK.-The
Cleveland Piaindsdlsr says that the New York.
srs are puzzled - to whom the Prince Of wsles
shail open the forthcoming grand ball With in
that city. II he opens the dance with any on
Of New Yorks fair daughters tho rest of New
York's fair daughters will-to use . polished
exprossion-" git up and howl" Crinoline in
the fashionable quarters Of the city is dusting
round vigorously and the prospects are that
Wales will be in devil Of a quaudry as to
what particular gal shall be the recipient Of
his favors We propose giving the committee
the benefit Of our valuable advice for which
they needn't pay a rid"-unlsss they wish
to. Out here in Davenport We have some Of
just the slickest dancers to be found in Amsrica
and ss to good looks, why. they can wax sll
creation. Let the Com. send to the Queen
City of the great Mi'sissippi Valley II they
would find girl with whom Ed would delight
to open their big ball. We can furnish just the
article desired. In the language Of the tire.
mendous Ward" if New York wants anything
!" in the gushing line" let it send TO Davenport.
The PLEA OF WV. II. SEWARD IN
SUPPoR1 OF One IDEA MEs AND One IDEA PAR.
rY.-Nssses. Editors Permit me to call the
attention Of your readers to portion Of the
speech Of WIN. II. Seward. recently delivered
a. Dubuqus-a speech which is highly sxtolled
by the Republican prsss oil over the country,
and may therefore be regarded % good sound
doctrine :-"Our policy" he says, ''statsd o.
simply ~ have stated our advsrsariss. l. to
eircsmscribe slavery and extend free labor or free.
dom." This he acknow lsdges to be one idea Of
HE party. and to justify this concentration Of
purpose upon . single question, he sndsavors
to make it appear that Washington, Jefferson
aud Jsckson were one idea men that Gov.
srnment sannot be carried on without one idea
msn.-that even "indussry Is the result of one
idea r and he appropriately wiuds up this
beautiful piece of sophistry BY what cannot be
properly regarded - anything less than posit-
i've blssphsmy. saying that at the time of the
Creation
"THrRE WAS ONE IDEA ONLY IN rus MIND OF
THs OMNIPoTKNr CRkAroR"!!
Such 10 the language Of the great high priest
OF the so-called Republican party--a party
which like about as we'll as do either wing
Of the Democracy. OsE OF raE USrox PAary.
FIRST PREMIuM TO GROVER 4 BA-
KER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, No 26.-In
this article there was much interest felt BY
many besides the competitor. The committee
we're we'll selected, and were over three hours
examining the merits Of the several machines.
Those entered for the premiums were Young.
Finkle 1 Lyons. West 4 Wilson. Grover 4 Be-.
ksr. Wheeler 4 Wilson, Singer 4 Co., Whitssy
/ Lyons. Ssmpsou. Goodsnov 1 Co.. ssd Par
ker 4 &c. The committee after having fairly
and carefully examined. oil consulted together
- to which should be the fret. aid It lay b.
tween Wheeler 1 Wilson and Grover 4 Baker.
The committee then awarded Grover 4 Baker
the 6rst premium. diploma end $40. At the
Tennessee State FAIR. on Sept 18th, the first
premium was awarded to Grover 4 Bakers
sewing machine % the beet for oil glasses Of
family work. Such wss not the case st the
Scott County Fair. the committee awarded the
pssmiums without scarcely any examination Of
oas one machine. and BY sppsarsssss vs
should judge that It was decided beforehand
Who shonld take the premium. The cane xss
true In respect to several other articles. bat
vs will not partieulariss Suffice 1t 70 ssy. that
sssh conduct on the part Of men appoistsd -
sssniteess \ below eeatsnpA
- L@1iA espk slsh, 1850. asee %sa-.'ss1j