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Nyr Davis Sustained.

We take pleasure in presenting the follow
ing Resolutions adopted by the Twentieth
Ward Council on the 10Th inst They 60
right to the marrow of the subject, and will
I've endorsed BIZ the whole Opposition Of Mr..
Davis District We trust the other Ward
Councils will follow the example set by the
gallant Twcntieth OF once;
Resolrcd By the american Council Of tie
Trentieth Ward, That we heartily endorse
and approve the course Of the Hon, Fl. Win
ter Davis in voting for the Hon. Vim. Penn
ington for Speaker ofthe House Of Represen-
eptativcs.
Resolped, That Marcus Denison and Robert
Turner, for their manly acting and voting
against the resolutions offered in the House
Of Delegates censuring the Hon. II. Winter
Davis, are deserving Of the highest common
cation.
Resolved. That copy of these resolutions
he furnished the Baltimore Patriot and Clip
per for publication, and copy sent to the
Hon. VIM. Pennington, the Hon. 3. Winter
Davis. Marcus Dennison and Robert Turner.
SAMUEL OLIVER, President.
AMBRosE NJ. lRv1Se, Secretary.
Baltimore. i2tb March. 1880
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The Canal.

We are PLEASED to find that our young
friend of the Alieganian is at last waEet from
his Rip Van Wrinkle sleep,-he should how
ever have waited until his perception became
perfectly clear, before he undertook to strike
what lie thought would be stunning blow
for neglecting this precantion he has failed
10 his effort A few weeks ago We were IN
duced from the reports that reachtd us from
Annapolis. to pen OIL article on corruption,
which we understood was being most I'M
blushingly brought to bear by the lobby on
the legislature We named among the pro-
iects Of magnitude and importance before
that body, and upon which 1t would seem
that improper influence might be brought to
bear either for personal or par'i-an advan-
tage-the lottery interest" This we in
formed our readers By the adoption Of the
code had been already put beyond the infiu-
ence Of bargain and sale. The Baltimore
Passenger Railway" which we expressed
hope the members from this county would
oppose, and which we stated would rot
succeed as party measure. The capitation
tax on the Washington Branch Of the Ra!ti-
more & Ohio Railroad" the Eastern Shore
Railroad" and "the sale of the Canal" Now
little observation upon the part oil our
young friend, would have revealed to him
the fact, that we had with some care avoided
expressing ourselves on several Of the mca-
sures named, and among them the Canal.
This we did from the fact that We had not
ut that time sufficient light On the fnhject to
justify us in advocating "r opposing tie
measures named. Upon thuse th"t we mad
made up our mind, We expres'e! ourselves
| in Unmi5takeable terrus. Tie truth is, the
, Grticle was written with view to denounce
corruption, whether favorable or nntavorahIe
to the measures named or any other that
might re before the Legislature. When
therefore tn nal bill had been presented, aud
, ventilated before the Legislature, we felt dis
posed to give it . iral, nnd supposed as it
had bceu thr .'ccti"uecriUg hobby OF our
democratic friends in dis county, and rs nc
cordng TO their representations /. was rcces-
sary for the pecuniary salvation Of the pee.
pie, that it should pass into other hands, we
had right to expect they would make
everything of minor importance, 40 far Gs
they could. yield to the paramount i'm
portancc Of this measure. Such however
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Douglas and the Democracy.

1t is weN known that Mr. Douglas is a
prominent, if not the most prominent can
didate for the nomination at Charleston for
the Presidency, and as great deal is being
said about him at this time. we do not know
that we can do our readers more accepta-
Die service than by furnishing a small por-
ton Of it in our columns. The C harlestou
News says:
"We do not speak unadvisedly when We
Say that tho South Carolina delegation will
not submit to the nomination of Douglas and
that it will insist that the platform of the
convention shall contain an endorsement Of
the bred Scott decision, that the Southern
people are entitled to have their slave prop
erty protected in the Territories. 1t is as
well to breach, at once and directly the main
proposition involved, to wit: that If Douglas
ia nominated, the State # South Carolina.
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PrtlnaYY MeetinE.

In accordance with the resoi utious of
the State Executive Committee. the
friends of the Constitutional Union party
are requested 20 assemble at the usual
places of holding Primary Meetings in
the respective election districts Of ALE
gany county, at 2 clock Il II, on
SATURDAY the 7th DAY Of Apr. 1860,
:oT the purpose of slecting FIVE, or more
Delegates from each district to q county
CoI 7ention. TO be held in the City of
Cac'terl4nd, mt 10 o'clocl; a. NJ, on
saturday the 18th day of April next.
The object of the County Convention
il, 70 elect Delegates to the State Con-
ven,iou, to be held in the city Of Balti-
more, at noon. on Thursday, the 18th
day of April next.
Those friendly to the Constitutional
Union party, are earnestly invited to an
active endeavor to promote its conserva-
tive AMI patriotic principles and purposes.
BY order Of the State Executive Com
mittes.
FREDERICK SCHLEY,
Member for the 5th Cong. Dist.
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WISE vs. IluyrEn.--There seems 70 te
going on in Virginia, between the friends
Of Wise end Hunter candidates for Prof.
idcntial donors. moro than ordinary
spirit ofrivalry, often resulting in scenes
which though Of q serious nature. are
Notwithstanding very comicnl. At II
II eetiug held in the county Of Louisa,
for the purposc Of appointing delegates
to District Convention 10 be
held ut Charlottesville, which district
Meeting is TO appoin; delegates to Charles
ton, the tactics o! tie Hunter men we're
revolutionary. The Enquirer in giving
an account Of the meeting says:
"a resolution of instruction in favor
Of Wise was offered and supported by II
large majority Of crowded meeting.
The minority determined to fight against
il with a non-committsl sulatti,u'e, Not
content with this, they cn@oavor.i to
weary on. the minority bye long de1ats.
In this they failed The vote was taken
on the substitute. (takcn t'ricc, as We
nre informed hy private 'e'.Hr,l and
the c'iqirman decided thal Ii" f'.ra'itnte
was lost The minority called for Iii
vision. The hall was So crowded ns To
cmbarrass count. and the majority
unanimously determined to withdraw
temporarily from the room, in order to
allow tho vntas Of the minority 10 he
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The Confessions & Experience
VICTIM:

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Address. NATHAN MAYFAIR, ESQ.
nsr % 1859 3n. Bedford, Kings co. NJ
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Order Of Ratification.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that we will apply
~ to tae Commissioners Of Aiegnny county
on tho lst Monday in Aptii next, for the ap-
pointmcnt of Examiners 10 view and locate
county road, commencing ut ii point near the
residence of Samuel Puriow, on the Crmber.
land ana Oidtnrn road. and tsrmiaating \.
point northw ardiy from til residence Of John
r. sti'lin;s, on the 0ldtowu aud Marley
Branch Road. JAMES &. HUGHES,
JAMES FISHER.
JSO. VI. SfALLISGS.
NATHAN kOBIGErT,
Feb l6, 1866 JEO. Z. STALLINGS.
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-
will not give him. her electoral vote That
vote viii be, as potent to defeat the success,
Of the Black Republican party il given to
another statesman, as if given to Douglas /;
while the refusal to cast it will but illus
trate the dignity and constitutional views OF
South Carolina. Let tho election, il neces-
.ary, fail in the electoral college, and 90
into the House of Representatives, (wherc
each State casts butone and an equal vote,)
and let the issue come They should come
s. an assembly provided by the constitution,
and where there ID official responsibility
They will never rightly come, nor wi. they
find solution in the irresponsible caucUses or
conventions OF mere party"
This paragraph seems to have shaken up
the liver Of the 81. Louis Republican. i2as
time an old-line Wig, but now Douglas
Democratic organ. 1t responds TO its Charles
ton second cousin in the following style
well, if South Carolina will not submit
70 tho nomination OF Douglas, and she must
have platform to suit herself, let her dele
gates walk out of doors and air themselves
It may 10 them good. The Democratic
party will, Mt least, try to get along without
her, as it has doue before now. The Stat,
as estimated by its popiujay orators and pol
ticions, is altogether too big for its brooches.
Let South Carolina and her e ght votes 90,
il she will insist upon debating to the other
thirty-two States who shall be her nominee
and what shall lie the platform. Let her
Gu, loose, no other State will follow her;
snd the probabilities are, that the Democratic
party, with Douglas as its standard-b bearer.
| will gain more votes in the free States than
it loses by the detection Of South Carolina
| This constant effort to bully two-tbirds Of
the Democratic party into supper: of doc
trinea peculiar 10 that State IL getting Ia e
ungracious, If Tot insulting, and siiou,d lie
abandoned"
l'r'm all the "givirga out" tao Char,es. n
scramble is destined to offend whom it you'd
please, and please whom ii. would offend
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Stoves! Stoves

COOK STOVES, Parlor Stoves, Hall
y stoves, Chamber Stoves, Chamber Cook
Stoves. Egg Stoves, &c.
Old Dominion Coffee and Tea Pos ard al
kinds OF useful articles, on hand and Tor sale,
THOMAS JOHNS,
Centreand Baltimore Streets:
cumh'i Nov 10 1856 A and G
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-19
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN.
TON.

Ia accordance with the published,
call Of the State Executive Commit
tee toe Democrats Of Scott County
are requested to meet in Delegate Con
vention at the Court House, in Daven-
port, on SATURDAY, Feb. 4th, 1860, at 2
o'clock =. NJ, for the purpose ofelecting
sirtssn Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, to be held at Dcs
Mones, on the 22d day of Feb, 1860
there to appoint Delegates to represent
the State Of Iowa, in the the Democrat
ic National Convention of the 23d April
1860, at Charleston, for the nomination
of Democratic Candidates, for Presi-
dent and Vice President. The ratio Of
representation will be one Delegate for
each Township and one additional Dele
gate for every t1enty Democratic votes
cast at the last Gubernatorial election.
The Representation will be as follows
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT OFFICE,l
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22d of February next, in aid Of the
Washington National Monument now
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The Republican State Convection of
Rhode Island. was held in Providence,
on the 4th inst. and from what we
gather from the Providence Post was a
regular Abolition concern. Mr.. Davis,
the presiding officer, was the leader in
the fana.ioal meeting in Providence, for
condoling and sympathizing over the
hanging of Pottawattomie Brown! Seth
Padcleford, a Garrisonian Abolitionist,
who openly endorses Helpers infamous
book, was nominated for GOVERNOR
Abolition delegates were chosen to the
Chicago Convention-among them SEN
ator Simmons and r. G. Hazard-ths
latter, a rank Abolitionist enough, the
Post says, to vote for Garrison as Presi-
dent. And yet the organs of this party
have the impotence to deny that the
Aboltionists control its organization
1t IL just 20 in Connecticut; the Adolf
t.onists "rule the roost"-that leading,
''old-fashioned, brass-mounted" Adolf
ZIONIST, John Boyd, is Secretary of
State! and one of the principal editors
Of that party, and member of its State
Central Committee, says Brown was
"unrighteously hung" The fact is. thai
throughout New England, tho Republi-
can organization is completely Aboli.
tionized, and, there il no use in denying
it.