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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-26

TUE RATIFICATION MxETISG IN Chr
cAoo.-We regret 10 learn that come injudici.
ous individuals who addressei the masses In
Chicago Saturday evening. took occasion TO
utter language sbusivs Of the Administration
The speaker was rerremanded in unmeseured
terms. We trust nothing ef the kind vill be
indo'ged IN st our meeting this evening. It
would not he suhmitted to for an Instant -
Stephen A Doug -. ~os James Buchanan 10
the Democratic Candidate for President.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-26

CsMERON Z " IDD aIN0TON,
I1OUSE PAIN rERS AND 0LAZIERS,
No. ., East Third street, Davenport, Iowa,
Plain and Decorative Paper Hangeu, 0niness,
Aarblers and Sign Writers.
Aessrs. G. / ". having had upwards Of tweoty
years experience in the business, guarantee sat
istaetion 70 oil parties entrusting work to them.
- Pape. Hanging In every style, from COM
mon brown paper 70 the most slsboaese dseora-
tioue.
N. B. Whitening and Wall Coloring. js2e dsm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
To THE CITIZENS
r 7 Q FL M . N D =

rINHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave call the attention Of the cd
u Richmond and 10 so lett their assistance Ia matter Of
essential Importance TO the Volunteers Of the city.
There thirteen So Comp niles In the city and hat
ball suiS h for drill Seven Of the Companies have drill rooms
such by thems Ives with little adaptation ~
pur, whilst the Artillery Companies have neither
houses dh rooms and unable TO such viii
eommodae the d ILL.,
With view neisrg this state Of things deue I've
efficiency the Volunteer the city thu Companies
Commanded Undersigned have subscribed 5000 for r
erection Amoy the City CJund have xiv, lot yh
street between Main and Cary streets the City Engineer has
nhed plan aud Offers have been made the erect
OF the building
To Armory creable the city and adequate the
the Volunteers vii require additional q four
five thousand doss Unv ling make further calls h
aer their liberal subs ptious 10 mske application
for additional aid to the Ct Council Who have doEe much r
Volunteers the unders have alternative hut spp
cation TO the puolc spHte1 citizens Of Richmond.
Experience that Ia time Of the Richmond Vol
Wi be the called from thr supposed dyn
they 70 furnish model FOR the Volunteer u
Without the Of constant drill they will be unable
this expectation and 10 rendr tcien suNice Other
conmuHs have cherished thi military organizations with
and pleasure and have ihed them such tokens Of yot
regard have served spread their fame the nation
AMI 70 themselves the fullest guaTaLtee Of peace With
curity n person and property
Fully pressed with the importance Of maintaining the military
organization OF the STATE ana especially Of the city 10 proper
don Of efficiency, the undersigned will call the h for
such assistance as they MAJ thilk proper 70 snlrd
W. ". ELLIOTT. Captain Company A.
GEo. w. RANDOLPH, I" II.
g.0f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
Organize Z

We invoke our Opposition friends ia Virginia TO organ
ize Immediately and thoroughly in every city, town, VII
lage hamlet and ncighborhoOd in the State. Our pros
poets for sweeping the State and sweeping the SOUTH aud
eleoting our candidates by triumphant majority OF the
electoral vote we're bright in any previous Pre-
dental contest The Democratic party is broken to
pieces dissolved dispersed and is longer compact
AID formidable national organization Il is split into
distinct and antagouistic parts, both essentially sec
tonal and neither able to come in cannon shot Of
eeetug its clnddate Ii is supremely idle therefore
nay 1t il acous and unpatriOtic in the last degree-for
any sane man to give aid and comfort" to the Black Re-
publcln candidlte by throwing away his vote upon
BREcKrSRrpeE or DOUGLAS Nor viii the intelligent and
honss,.ainI,d members Of the Democratic party be
guilty of any such silly and criminal conduct Being
conservative aud Unioa-loving men, they must and will
vote for BELL
Under these encouraging circumstances, then, it be-
comes the duty OF Opposition friends to organise,
Immediately and thoroughly in every county and neigh
bohood Throughout, the length aad breadth of the Com
uoaweah H behoOves them bes.ir themselves at once
In this important and indispensable matter and to leave
no stone unturned from now until the day of election TO
curry the State ruumphan,ly for BILL and EvERETL-
We can carry Virginia with the utmost ease, if will
only put forth proper exertOns and work with constant
zeal and energy; ami we carry by twenty thous-
and minority In speaking thus, we say only what We
sincerely and soleully believe; aud earnestly appeal
90 our friends TO arm and discipline themselves for the
eonte, before them As efficiently possible aud at the
earliest prlctca5le moment. There is no time TO be
rost-you must be up and doing right away-and you
must be I'D and doing al the time-lnd then you will be
rai to carry the State and carry it most glorousy-
Will, the two factions of the Democracy-he sectional
,.ion under the lead Of BRECkNEpGE and the section
faction under the lead Of DoUGLAs-are warning with
zach other and mcuacug the overthrow of the Union,
you the supporters of BzLL and EvEaE, stand as the
gallant aad aiomi;abe body-guard Of the Constitution
and the Union both aud upon YOU depends the peace of
1 the country and the preservation of noble free in
situations
To the work before you then, with all your spirit and
courage and thoroughly organize your forces aud strike
for the election OF BELL aud EvERErr By e people at the
POLLS. They c1a be elected by the popular vote aud
elected easily and let US elect them by the popular vote,
and thereby avoid the necessity Of referring the election
of President to the House Representatives The sure
way to accomplish this objec, is to organise and ,sork
and we pray vou therefore, to ORGANIZE ONCE AM
WORK TNCESSANrlYi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
armory Tor the volunteer.

The city has granted to The several volunteer eompi-
,,s lot Of ground for the erection thereon Of Ar
mory for their accommodation To enable them to build
as Armory. those Captains Of companies appointed TO
.ipsra,snd the matter vii Call upon the citizens Of
Richmond today 70 contribute 90 Ue erection OF said
A-norv. We understand that three volunteer eompl-
ne. A. and II, have already subscribed about SIX
,5u,and dollars for the purpose Indicated We under
and also that SIX or eight thousand dollars more VAL
be required for the erection Of the Armory and we trust
tlt our citizens when called upon, today, will eviuce
SEER accustomed Eberaii,y by contributing cheeudy TO
Che extent Of their means, 20 The accomplishment Of
ale object in view Cur volunteer companies are tle
p-iie Of our city, and the citizens Of Richmond should
consider IL both duty and pleasure 20 sustain them
We repeat the expression Of our hope that The sum ne
cessary for the erection Of the proposed Armory may
b. promptly subscribed by our citizens, today.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
M ON, National Party.

What has become Of the only national party IN the
lauds Echo AasSers-bssisd al 70 pieces In a
word there vas once a Democratic party, but there
is DemOcrate party no longer. In its place, We row
md twO miserable iactions-tWo miserable sectional fac
toBs-vi:h aot particle Of nationality about either
en- the people unite with ei'ber' Can the people sup
port the candidates Of either
The ONLY r.aiio-al ticket in the FIELD aud he only
90 "a safe and reliable ticket Is that Of BELL and EvE-
Hrrr And such : the ticket around which the PEOPLE
D ,mOcrats and wbigs-shOuld and must rally II they
would preserve the Union and protect the nshs ana III
,s,s,s Of an sections Of our common country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
POOR Old Euea!

For the first time in the history of parties the re-
r-e e-ttgcs Of tie Dcmoc,ecy, in Convention assem-
b,.d have adjourned without word Of compliment
confidence, or conmsert,iou for the President The
D1esl sites and tie Secslars have done their WORK. and
gone rher ways ID never 80 much word OF friend
Iy greeting 90 te 'oI public tlac.ioalry" whom less
than ioa- years ago. they installed la Office with hozan
aihs ,u.h may welcome The millennium. In the whole
Babel Of ls both a Charleston and Baltimore, We have
ne, noticed Goa. ELEMENTARY all,0n 10 the Almiuistra-
Ton, by q solitary member. 1, has been severely lie.
alone And this /, rendered jeool the more significant
and Illuminating 90 tie President, by the fac; that be had
jus. Jaea pi5siej in everlasting shame by twOthirds
vote oItbe House Representatives mpugning the iu-
tee7ity Of bis official conduct. Poor old Buck
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
- TTISHOPED TuE YOTERS

Us
w. OF Richmond will hold that il disquAlifes
be vd Judge (of Law that those who have made Law
their study k him qualified for the Office II they shall be dis
credited Ia estimating who is best qualified, wh9 shall enghen
u.s. DO merchants tell who would make the best
Professor Of Mediciney Do TO Doctors when
house bu2 Do SO Mechanics tell how 20 All Board
Of Trade. Tadesmen to tell who is versed In the
Mechanic ArsY Common tells accept always In mat
tiers which ignorant Of ourselves the recommendations OF
those who most * lied In them.
By this Mr. GRATrAN deserves the SURFACES OF his fellow
citizens.
By character In all respects he less deserves
than peorsor any that his competitors
hnd In respects 10 habits Of application business Is
doubt not superior tho in point Of enouSnss In
tegry that any claim Of superiority his
porents has been set up for him by anybody.
By the this immunity In their municipal
council which the leading member and the
maintain and rs he has done, the
cit Of city 70 quazs the pub &c budenssDd bring into
their just contribution the City Treasury large fortunes
long euded faxau he well deserves the generous
support those he has long aud faithfully and eneent
served and believe and hope hey will not refuse H.
je96lt ACIIlAEN.
- wEDES IRON.-A full assortment from N to Inches
Is'G Ell SKINNER 90.
TOIN PLAIR.-9oO hoxes, In store for sale by
Il le2s H. SKINNER 4 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

men in bis party led the forces Of DoUsLAs in the Pc
tersburg meeting and made enthusiastically tren-
chant and telling speech We, also, observe that the
Hon Francis +. RIvEs and THoNAs WALLACE and Fnos
BRANcH Esqs all able and influential men, broke ground
in favor of DOUGLAS, while two or three quondam
Wings, our friends JOHNSON and CLAIBORNE among the
number sustained the Seceders. We Judge that the
Democracy of Petersburg pretty equally divided be-
tween the National Democracy and the Seeding De-
mocracy. What will be the upshot of the adjourned
meeting tonight, shall wait anxiously to see The
question s-wheher the Virginia Democracy will side
with the Regular National Democracy under the lead
of DOUGLAS with the Secession Democracy under the
lead of BRECKENRIDGE. If the DoUGLAsTEs give way,
the Virginia Democracy henceforh the serve fol-
lovers of the Gulf State Secession Democracy, and
will no longer occupy the proud position of being the
members and leaders of the Regular National DEM
ocracy of the whole country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
49, SPECIAL NOTiCE-LADIES

49, CHEAP sTuRE-The sgiscr rs haze On hlni =
yea Of Ladies Congress Lace Gser Morocco ami
Kid Boots and Bkns wel thy selling much less tnao
nst cost. AMI cheap Caters will please cal
lees ALEX hill CO ia Main 4,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
M AHHIEn
DIED.

At BurnWooi, Victoria county Texas by the Rev John NJ
Cochran, TAYLOR, Esq., to Miss MEDORA COOKE daugh
er Of DR.. Tho. Cooke.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
NDH r..

nURING reI airs to the Canal from LIST TO tsx.IIIIt
~ 10Th of Jlly Instead Of leaving Richmond
Z. NJ Boats vi leave Jordan and Wnns Loading
NJ Men lay We lnes1ay and Friday and Re zen Isl
and II miles passing the intermediate points at the usual hour
corning down.
Passengers fad their conveyance TO and from the Landing
package 90 Il miles be sent to the Packet or
fre usual.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
TROT AT BROAD ROCK.

Suddenly iih Of June Piedmont Abemare County,
Va YRGlIA e. vile Of Edward b. Daam Baltimore and
daughter Of the late Col. Thos Macon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

L1uK PHiLADELAHIA.-The No. / ~fFfA
sesmsh VIRGINIA Captain J. Kelly 10 now .S2A1h6Aak
ready freight and will leave Thursday morning, TIE
2sth inst at 10 O'Clock.
For fht or passage having superior accumulation apply
70 the Captain on boa. d, OF TO
CP CARDoZo. Agen',
i.25-9t Rockets or lt9 Main 81.
Boston freight through by reduced and
with dsratch
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
- SKiNKER A CO q
NOTICE.

NOTTCE.
TIN0 COUNTRY MERCHAhrsIht subscriber respectfully calls
their attention my large stock Of Conectenefes Nuts,
Prunes Pickles Cigars, etc. etc. and other articles
rally kept wholesale houees Of the Mind Ny refined Candy
Manufactured ally large scale and the titles sold dsiy
enable sell It much reduced price. The quality Of this
To those RhO buy such articles would
say that ihe will fnd In estsbment the arges, stock thu
articles aud the cheapest goods that be found any
whe e JUAN p ZZISI,
je26-c3m No. I25 Main Street, Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
40 THE EDITOR OF THE

w. WIG As the impression seems 10 prevail among
citizens that the memorial recently
70 the Common Council demonstrating against the erection Of
Hospital the Medical College lot sign by only
three individuals pectfdy request the pub ca
paper Of the memorial ITSELF with the Of the sgners thereto
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26
TEtCHEIt WANTED,

Two TAKE CHARGE W THE BR0WNsBURG HIGH SCHOOL.
4 This School located In sathy climate In the midst OF
highly community established In 1919 under the
Of the exogon Psbyery hut Is Under the control Of
Trustees Al pointed by the Stockholders
with family who will be willing TO rent the property
ION tem and conduct the school his respons
by will be preferred The buildings consist OF large and
commodous school building with three and dwelling for
the Principal with sufficient accommodate fifteen
boarcers
Applicants will address Trustees High School ownsburg
Rockbr.dge county Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-26

NO TGACdERS.-Am married gentleman, Of experience In
teaching who wishes to settle permanently In pleasant town
T the ri establishing male school u high grade
such situation by purchasing the desirable house
lot belonging the subscriber in the OF Cakss
lot contains Of highly improved lsnd garden
sDot has on two story dwelling with six all Necessary
outhouses and well OF the best water Everything In
pair.
vacant lot adjoining newly be bought low The
Academy lot OF With beautiful grove
house 1t Possession given let September bargan offered
Address the subscriber, at Clarksvle, Mecki"nburg
jeE6-ct VIM 7 BAILEY
STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE.-New and second.
- hand steam boilers comoee with fixtures horse
power. Also, two steam engines | and 6hoIs. poser
All kinds OF boilers made to order at the
or address WIN FINNsY K co,
Brooklyn cam Boiler Works,
Je26-lm l6i Water AZ BrooLIy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

TRADE AND PoiIrrcs.-The fall trade has set
In with great activity. This week, the busiest
thus far, the returns of the imports and
exports (more particularly in specie) will show
a considerable excess over those OF any CORE.
spending period in former years. TIE fact is
no doubt attributable In great measure to
the influence which the Bell and Everett move
ment In this State has had upon the Southern
merchants. They feel now that there Is
a reasonable hope that the conservative
sentiment Of the North will be enabled
to defeat the reasonable schemes OF the
black republicans, and to place in the Presi len.
tial chair man we'll affected towards Southern
interests. They therefore buy freely from all
but abolitionist houses, and consequently a
large amount Of Southern money will be
spent here this season. What the effect will be
should Lincoln be elected, we shall, OF course,
only be able to tell next fall. That II will be
such rs to cause great suffering and powerful
reaction amongst those who may be scduced
into the ranks of the disunionists aud traitors,
IT requires, however, no great sagacity to pre-
diet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

Orr COMMERCE Win JAPAS.-The news which
we published yesterday from japan shows that
the opening OF that country by American enter
prise has already resulted In wonderful
amount Of commerce between the United States
and the once "hermetic empire" Americans
are in high favor there, because the japanese
know from our history aud orr antecedents
that we will not plumber them Of their property
and despoil them Of their territory and indepen-
dence, as flibustering European Powers have
done with the other nations Of the East They
have found out that it Is for their interest to
make treaties Of commerce and amity with the
United States-a security to them against the
designs Of the invaders Of India and China.
Yet the American government has not
opened the commerce of japan for lite
own citizens alone, but for all the world.
This q Il republic has no petty Jealousy
Of the commercial rivalry Of any other
nation. All II wants Is q free stage and no
favor, snd Il is willing to depend for its success
on fair competition with oil other nations.
There Is one advantage nature has conferred
on us In relation to the Japanese empire; 1t Is
our geographical situation-our proximity to
those islands-which, with ne principle and
practice Of our government, not 10 found colo.
ries OF conquer distant eonntriN, viii always
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

PROGRESS o. The MOVEMENT AGAINST Ma
r1xs.-The advices BY the City of Baltimore
confirm the statement contained In the private
letters, to which We alluded yesterday, that Ga
ribaldi is on the mainland. The last accounts
60 60 far as to affirm that he had even been ia
Naples to confer with the revolutionary chiefs;
and improbable as this may seem. it is not at
all Inconsistent with the daring and adventurous
character Of the man. Besides after all, In the
present state of feeling in the capital. where the
spirit OF disafection has seized even upon the
pnblic functionaries, there would not be much
risk 10 the Dictator committing his personal
safety TO the protection Of the affiliated societies
which have the direction OF the movement.
Seeing that the government is powerless to put
down open manifestations Of disloyal,y on the
part of the Neapoltan press, it is not likely
that it agents would be allowed an opportu.
nifty Ct laying hands upon the man whom Il
would be worth kings ransom to get into their
clutches.
Considering how little was TO be gained by
a personal interview between Garibaldi and
the revolutionary leaders In the capital,
the repoY, Of his having visited them does not
wear an air of much probability. What he
might have wanted to dc In person be could
just as well have effected by deputy. There Is
nothing in the military defences of the city
which required any preliminary examination,
or which could not have been made clear to
him by plans forwarded to him by the Central
Committee. The fact we believe to be. what
We stated yesterday, that the Dictator was
rapidly advancing upon the capital at the head
Of his advanced force. which, we learn By the
last accounts, had been siren gthened by an sd-
dition of eighteen hundred men. By this time
he is in all probability at the gates of Naples,
If not master Of the city itself, for It required
but his presence with few troops to induce
the inhabitants to shake of the yoke of the de-
tested Bourbons and welcome him with opea
arms AZ their deliverer.
We see 1t stated that Austria is about to re-
pudiate the treaty Of yiIlafranca, and to Oppose
Garibaldi In Naples. We have no doubt that the
foolhardiness Of Francis Joseph has long be-
fore this prompted him to such step; but
rulers have the inclination to do many things
which they have not the means to carry out.
The fiscal difficulties of Austria are the best se-
curity that Europe can have against her dsposi-
ton to complicate still further the embarrass-
ments of which her own bigoted and obstinate
policy has been the main cause. 1t would, per-
hsps, be we'll for Venice and Hungary that Me
should disregard the restraints which baks-
rupt treasury impcses upon her. There ).
however, few statesmen still left in Austria
who hare common sense enough 10 sppreciats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

Music IN Tur CENTRAL PAss.-To-day Dod-
worth's fine band again resumes its weekly per-
formanees In the Park. In the absence Of
shade trees and other means of protection
against the weather, II is we'll that art can sup
ply attractions TO draw the public there. We
are not sure, however, that even fine music will
tempt our New York bellies to expose their
compilations to the scorching rays Of the sun in
the open grounds Of the Park. There has been
surely enough money expended upon them to
justify the public In quarelling with the alb
sence OF all the features which could render
them agreeable or even supportsbie at this
season u the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

pei in those regions as at the Five Points.
Would it not be good idea for the New York
clergy, who run away from their congregations
every summer, to turn their attention to this
field Of evangelzing labor The harvest truly
i great but the laborers are few,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

give onr commerce sufficient pre-eminence in
Japan over tat Of nations whose wealth and
greatness are founded in the colonial system.
When writing on the subject of the negro
slave and coolie trade, the London Timer
mournfully admits that the sceptre of the seas
has departed from British hands, and that Br;.
tanna no longer rules the waves as she did in
other days. The young giant of the West hence
forth assumes the trident of commerce, and in a
few short years will extend its peaceful con-
quests over every sea, from pole to POLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-25

members Of the force are 10 be paid for any meri'
torious act performed by them.
The cotton market quite steady yesterday, aud
prices sustained The sales embraced about 900 200
bales The sales of the day before noticed in yesterdays
edition should read 100, and not 81 900 bales
Flour was in better request and active and cosed
at an advance OF sc 10 Toe per Dbl Wheat active,
and Grmer for most descriptions, and especially for the
higher grades Corn To- to &c per bushel higher,
with large amount Of sales Pork was more active,
III prices rather Grer with sales of new mess at sle
371i, and OF new prime at sl4 l21z sI4 %. Sugars
were steady with sales of 800 hhds 800 and 800
bags, at rates given in another place. Coffee vas heavy
and lower for Rio, and sale Of 800 bags made ls
and small lot Maracaibo at l5c Freights firm for
English ports Among the engagements were 80 600 a
40 900 bushels of wheat - Liverpool, in ships bags,
I'D. per bushe, and GONE -four at IS Sd