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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03
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Mrs. Stephens Reply to Vic,

~s~R1y " V1CtOI 0UHOs
MIR. Victor Hugo with that character
istlc impertincnce that afflicts the Abo.
litionists across the water, and that ig.
norance as to our Government that per.
vadcs oven the educated classes on tho
continent, undertakes to lecture u.
Americans for permitting the execution
Of Old Brown. Rabid upon the subjec,
OF Liberty, Equality and fraternity
unacquain,ed with the real status of the
Negro Slave in tho United States. NJ,
Victor hugo desires that we should have
permitted the bloody scenes Of Hayti
or st. Domingo to be rc-enscted here
in the United States, and regards the
leader in the maraud on Virginia in the
light of sainted hero suffering martyr
doW in the cause Of freedom. He would
have us free the Negroes in the South
crn States, aud permit ruin and rapinc
to run riot over that fair county. His
article on the John Brown raid il in
keeping with the rest Of his romances,
high flown, rhetorical, etc., but not a
particle of common sense therein. But
we require no instructions from foreign
ers as to how We shall manage our own
affairs, nor upon tho true construction Of
our Constitution.
The reply Of Mrs. Ann s. Stephens,
the distinguished authoress, to this i'm
pudent foreigners meddlesome imperti-
"'nce We publish below. 1t is an elo-
que0t and scashing rebuke, and we'll de.
served, and We feel sure that tho son,;
ments advanced by noble and marriott.
lady will find ready response in everv
true Americana heart, we car. -.
whether he be native or adopted. II
those who would let loose unon an,
brethren Of the Southern State. The bor
ror' OF a servile instruction, to those
who would stir up war of race. and
subject the Negroes of the country to
more terrible destinations than those in
fiicted upon the Helo.s by the freemen
OF Sparta, and especially to our Adolf
t'ou-Republican neighbour Of the Ca
seste would we recommend fair. dal,h.
:rate peru..l of Mrs. Stephens reply to
n. Victor Hugo:
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During tho past year Is persons died in
the U. ). over l6O years Of age.
In the past week. three hundred and ssv,
enty-one immigrants have landed ct N. Y. and
l 1924 since Jan. l.
The Treaty with China. opens eleven new
ports to American shipping, in addition to the
Eve already open.
Counterfeit twos on the Safety Fund Bank
Of Boston. have made their appearance in New
York.
DIR. s. g. Howe has returned from Canada
and 10 expected to appear before the Senate
investigating Committee next week.
Major Gen. Taliafsrro. Of Virginia. est
mates ct about $72 900 the cost Of his military
operations ct Harpers Ferry.
"A negro was fned ten dollars at st. Loui,
on Tuesday, and ordered to leave the State
within three days. for being in Missouri With
out license.
1t 10 positively stated that Old John Brown
once visited Mississippi % . repairer Of clocks,
thus securing;an opportunity to confer with the
negroes
The Mississippi Dessserat nominstss Hon.
J'HeEvon LAWS anu Joeopn Lane ~ couOiOetoo
respectively for President aud Vice President
in 1860.
The N. Y. Commercial tells Of remarks
BILE skater, one Of the actors ct the Broad wsy
Theatre. who turns sumersault while gliding
over the ice on his skates
The irqu' ct an Lavrs &C continues The
cause Of the calamity appears now TO be gene
rally attributed to the defective iron pillars
supporting the floor.
The Democratic Convention Of Lamar
County. in Texas. held on the 10th ultimo,
nominated Hon. Daniel s. ickenscn. Of New
Rork. for the next President Of the United
Ststes.
Judge Cradlebaugh has challenged W. II.
Hooper. the Mormon dslsgsts to Congress. to
public discussion Of the affairs Of Utah, It
Washington.
There has been singular uniformity In
the amount Of treasure exported frtm Cslifor.
mia the last three years:
1u 1857. e4s.s7s 500; in 1858. ~ .s4s. oa5 E;
10 1859. 81 .74O.462.
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Democrats in tho different Townships will soc
that the usual primary meetings arc called in
time to appoint Delegates to tho County Convon
ton.
We respectfully suggest that there be full Dele
cations from each Of the Townships on this coca
sion, to give an emphatic expression to the senti-
ment' Of the Democracy Of Scott County on tn,
exciting questions Of tho day.
GEo. s. c. Dow,
WV. HALL,
G. Z. PUTXAM,
JOHN 7. IINo,
HENRY ALrnAy,
County Central Committee.
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Livery and SAKE Stable.
Frank Kendrick, Proprietor
Corner Of Perry and a sts,

CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES,
~ fall descriptions on hand and
ready for service 1t all hosrs Of day
- and night.
= Oar horses are we'll known TO Be
ths best 10 this vicinity, and carriages are Or
the latest styles and best manufacturs.
octl8 diff
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TAo Old Independent Zine o. ne ,eaae Aeea..
THB PRICE OF BEEF DOWN.
Opposition CoaSes1, Conpetitioa Ds0ea.
WE have rs-srnsd or Market Ho-se a M,
w 81 Brady street, ana intsnl q sDare : painG
= salt ~ that may favor - with cell, beeA s.
psies ard quality.
Csseeasn nay always rely spoa Asdisgs -
ese10ene iron which to make their so1eetyooav
rssets1!as atteatioa paid 70 Paeking Bees 81
Jaaaasy n, 1859. - sie
jaA16 A.P. 4 D. KELLY.
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Merchandise, consisting u Dry Goods, Grossriss,
Hardware, Boots and Shoes, ready made Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Crosksry and Glassware Fais
prices will be paid ono-fourth cash in hand, ees
fourth in No. banksble paper, and the balance
st fair prices. Entire stocks taken, II consisting
Of the usual assortment for country trade. Lasrs
stocks preferred. For desirable stocks portion
il Bonds and Mortgages will b paid instead d
lands. Persons dcsirous Of closing out stocks Of
bsttsr terms than usually obtained. Pasties IL
the country making application will state Tie
amount Of stock and Of what II consists and whore
On interview can be had.
Address 2. n. R., through the Post Once, Chi
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BILLIARDS AND TEN PINS!
X E II WINS
Billiard and Bowling Saloon

LAS become ono of the fixed Institutions If our
i city-and any persons WISH ing . quiet game
Of Billiards, or Ten Pins can be accommodated BY
dropping in at the corner Of Brady and Cd streets,
down stairs, under Nichols Block. Try it.
jan A-d6m
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CHICAGO IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED IN 1913.
Nos. 81 70 % Franklin %. Chicago, III
LETT L CO. ,.... Proprietor
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of
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q II ~ TT re, SIS r..
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and all other kinds OF
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9. ,. Lsrz, v. n. cHsxowsrH, ). \. JOHNSTON.
oct dom
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n. 7 Daily Tribune,
Herald,
And Times,
Furnished one year Tor - -; Six mopths 8 50
Three mesths - 70; oas month % cents, free
r stage.
Chicago Dailiss - % for six months: q Is for
u re months - esnts for one nonth.
2Cineissaa aad l8t. Losis Dailiss recsivsd reg
ulAsiy.
New Yo1kOSsol-Wsekly Tribune,
T. Clsbs Of Ten, payable one year in advance, 1t
ire low rate 81 81 IS, fres Of postags.s
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE furnished ct 81 rs.
Of postage, payable one year in advance.
UsW YoSk Ledger.
Mercury,
weekly,
Lealle's, an
DSrDog's Illustrated weekly PsDere.
4 4 : hsadrsa cher kisds u Tie most popalas
- vepApsss q TIE eo0ntry en- slWays ~ I6usa q
seesaess fer sale. Also sabsssiptions reeolve1
~ veg lowest rates. 0uhessibeD eaa ny
I - esstieg eseIs aasese 1genYely - ~ (h1lf
n tern q s1bsosipeiea. = =
nsusasss ~ plase. Ne. 3 LsClsiss Rev, e
NE NBW0 D1r01 . ~ rest OLE.
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BOOKS, sc.

Jtsse Recetved!
FREsm INVOICE, OF TME
1At0Ot P111o11oAt1on
IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
NO. 81, BRADY STREET.
Among which are:
The Minister'S Wooing, BY Hs. n. b. Stove.
4 Life for Life. By sutho. Of Jehn Halif.x.
Adam Bsds, By George Elios
SpurgeonU 0er0oos Ga ssrSss
What will he do with il, BY z. Bulwsr Lytteu.
Snooth Stones taken from Ancient Brooks. ky
Spurgson.
Knitting Work, Isssss, Mrs. Partington.
8ayards Taylos's laslss, 0rsses Rassis.
Flint o. Mich Cows.
ldyls Of the kisg, BY Tssnyson.
bsrtlett's Dictionary Of Amsricsuisn.
A GLOSSARY Of Wordsand Phrases, usually regard.
Cd - peculiar to the U. 8. End Edition.
History ofN. American Insects, BY jaeger.
Hints to Horse Keepers BY Herbert.
Bayard Taylor's complete works in boxes, IL.
Particular attention given to ovders for Books.
All Magazines Newspaper, H., published for
ssls; Subscriptions received fer Fhiladelphis
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Repub. plurafttyin SO sl,s4I

Also for Curry, anti Republican Democrat 81
299 votes wore polled, which We throw out OF the
account, though the majority of them were doubt
loss given by Democrats.
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Metal Warehouse.

- Wabash Avenue, Chicago. -
T11anor0 stock.
TIE PLATE, SHEET IRON, BLOCK TIN
SHEET BRASS, SHEET COPPER,
BLOCK TIN, ZINC, WIRE,
COPPER PITTS AND BOLTS,
TIMERS TOOLS, STAMPED WAR;
LEAD PIPE, DC.
large stock Of the above goods on hand, TO-
gethcr with oil articles in Timers Line. We
pay cash for old copper, brass, etc. oclld2m
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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
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CAMPBELL 4 CO.'S
Great Western First Premium
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
]. G. TODD.

ILL commence selling his Entire Stock ct Cos
on Saturday the 10th inst.
dec 9 1859.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

hold servants. The picture strikes my
compassion dumb, and l can only cover
my face and pray God to have mercy on
the old mans soul!
John Brown was tried, condemned,
and executed as traitor-a guard Of
American citizens stood round the scaff-
old, sad at heart, but steady in their de-
votion to the laws. The legislature of
a great commonwealth sat, deliberately,
after his sentence and pronounced it
just. The federal Union, in which thir-
ty millions of souls throb, stood by in
solemn silence while the treason of thi,
man was expiated.
Out of al these thirty millions Of in
tclligent, educated men, who make their
own laws and abide by them, not one
hundred thousand can be found to join
with you i'll conde,nuiug the execution Of
John Brown, while every good heart
among them must sympatbize in the pity
for his fate, whsch mingles go eloquent
" with your denunciations.
Some there may be-nay, certainly
are-who would add bitterness to your
wordA and wing them like poisoned ar
rows, far and vide, if they had the pow
er. But these are the very men and
women who iustigated his crime, who
urged him on to revolt, and shruuk
away into safe places when the gloom
OF his deeds settled around him-men
and women who make money BY incen-
ois!y books, sermons, aud lectures; and
WINE tney incite crimes which coin gold
lot themselves, have no courage to meet
the danger when it arises. But thous.
ands and tens Of thousands share your
pity for the old man-guilty and mad 81
ne NASHVILLE they put your denuneiar
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-03

England and the confederates of England
who have BY their teachings, their mon
ey and crafty sympathy tod the old man
on to death. What bu. this :" bond Of
blood" did the people Of England expect
when they gathered penny contributions
throughout the length and breadth Of
their land, in order to urge this incehdia.
~ spirit forward in America! Penny
contributions-as il Liberty were . Ty-
rant or pauper, to be inundated or
bribed by their infamous copper.
What WAS this contribution intended
for! An insult, or fund for incendia-
ny uses? If sent to tho United States
for the purpose Of melting instruction,
or in any way opposing our laws, then
that money has been the price Of John
Browns blood and was the first strand
OF the halter that hung from his gallows.
What did the people of Scotland ex-
poet when they rent the American flag
in twain, and hung it, tattered and quiv-
erlng beneath the iodiguity, over the
head Of al American woman, who
smiled benignly beneath the insult, and
received aims after it was offered : Out
Of such acts and such insults, the halter
OF John Brown was woven; to such in
sidious encouragement tho old man owes
his death.
Was there IN English man or woman
living who supposed that q great nation
would allow the treason thus instigatcd
on . foreign coil to ripen in her bosom,
and fail to punish it with oil the force Of
her just lawsl
II il the people Of England, then, with
} very email party h TIE United States,
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A VALUABLE HOMESTEAD FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale a valuable
piece of land, containing ten acres, situated
in Harris Township, en- the Brush Valley
road, and adjoining lands of Robert Potter,
and Wilson Potter.
There is good two story dwelling House,
Barn, Carpenter shop aud all the necessa-
ry outbuildings erected thereon.
A never failing stream of water runs by
the door. Any person desiring to procure q
comfortable home cannot do better than purs
chase this farm. The subscriber desires to
sell Immediately, if possible. as he intends
moving west in the spring.
Terms made to suit the purchaser.
ROBERT WATSON, Sr.
Morob Q 900 ~ -