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SAMUEL K. MILJ'Alt
Minx Hlul iiit-oleraii.'
lln
TO-BAV
To-day, the MviKarv of Ik* Auiori-
.nil People, is to a*sert it* potfbeius-
ir, through the pencefiil aud poweifyl
agtflH) of till' ballot box. Tolls, there
I* a moral grandeur in the •.cene.which
from the rising until the the
sun, will In- present**I, in the moving
e thron-r
.Old lioi
iimigliNt «t tie u
i
..i ii..- v.ttiai
IIIilial. IllitV, i
.i r»'»' i'
del a portloi
tin- IL'ii i
unfit lo i \eri lie this lir*t alt f*»«i
righu hut the .livi-doa part i. s- iswd
flit intelligence ol the ItlMfJeK, In-t.
Hut enraged illl.f i.' it 11H' I I
In .- Mini pm»io«, -I• I
tbl hs-tv :«td -f'tti 'rr.ill- .HI i
thi* political sovelelgltlv I ht Mlili
meats ot the maf*i«« nr.' moiild.i.1 bv
tbV('
nli" p»*:.ei^ the amount
ofpi'litical Jtiio^leJgi: smds sagaeity,
find m» K.ag as |iiitiiutisiu guide* the
MftlDcUfc and the cuuducl ot |utiin .l
IuimUi ., |.s»rti.» will |»r..vi'liarniles an.I
uwlul oi|^aiiu:.tions, lut tin jieopU' will
not he led into error Ity tia iu, and
leag a* th® rriifi.it «ro odnratwl and
Jiuir luadttfii cannot wduce
them tVoiu the ctraight line of duty.—
The inorc general un uiii\ei*al he
eoiuev e.ln. :»tion and irtu«, the ni«»ri
n*cure an from the m^ern of nnar
j&t$, and frouj thoso inrtueiiees that
tMd to weaken and enervate U«t' j«ei*
pie, nti.l to iinduriiiinu the fouudatiuut.
ofttie Union.
To-day, ua» Maim. t« ('ulifoinia,
nlke pi'il« are t« illustrata the prin
""ciple for which the demigod* the
AinelirHIl Ke\o|iitioli tollght ujion thr
kilU ami |.iaiuH of the old thiit. i n
States, for ^e»en loiijf yeara. Th.
prineiple of Self iovorniaent, tol nd
which thoy fpent their Mood and trea-
lire, and "pledged tl eir liven, fortunes
IHtd their wiered honor," we are thi~
ilfj i ailed u|Mn defend and jrte.
lit a more peaceful manner, hy the
power of the ballot l«»i. They met
the encmieH of this priueiple upon the
Hell, of i'oii.-ord. Bunker Hiil, York
town, Saratoga, Moimiouth, liooklyn
Highu. and rljifwhere in the eoloiiies,
mkI amid the roar of artillery, the
fbk.li of musketry, the shout* of. ouiha
tantr, and the terriLlo cariiMgt- aud
•laughter of i loser eoiitliet, they (ought
and tiled, and eoveied themselves «ith
ae»r« and glory in the final triumph
over British tyranuy, and the i-stah
litLmeut of a goveruiueiit I
mid upuii
the prineiple of the -.m ereignl v of the
peo|le iu governing tbeuiseUe-. Thus
•M aecurwl to u« the right of Self-
tio crnuienU To day we are called
upon to meet the enemies of this doe
trine of «clf-g(veriitiiciit, not upon the
Md of carnage, not with the lit'o aud
•aire at the iin.| of martial music,
but |uietly aud |Ha efully marching to
Um ••iiiik-ic of tlie Union,'" we go to the
||Ms ot vulor.
Sialics, (tir
AIII
I
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i i-
.1, I
ti,.
^1 w, i»it-
d. ii.f of lit* ii
•v .v th th
trej.1 itiotmn Ii nM Ii-
...
HHi itn.n r.| :li i
lit I- tl .' lit
American t!. j.ut.ii.
Ii,. ...Cii-iii'f.
tlie blilliuii |'iiii iti' i i
issijjff
—ami
IX'egro II iglils in general-
I
before 11 drposit voUl tidHoti to
lav. read ov.'r the names carefully, and
U- sure they aregeuuine and correct, in
every particular.
llin« a TO II'. IMINC U
ESI
DM VOVINU.
iiooK 10 11. -Hear it in mind at all
times, that our t'onimittce men be
thorough and active lo-dav that mil.
committee men, hiivuig supervision ot
••mrill districts, atU'iid to getting out
every voter.
That wagons and teama* to convey
thiwe in feeUe health, or voters living
at a distance, to the polls, be provided
in sufficient iinmU'rs, that not ON'K
voter shall be missed.
ticket*.
iHllot box with our vote*, that we may
defend and transmit to our posterity,
what oni forefather* s.vured to us, by
ao much toil, and by so many prodi-
*1t ia leriaia b% wMi |Im fate ofoiil-
lioin. If the Ttom.HTaUc [art\ slialt
be no successful a* to triumph iu tliih
peaceful struggle, one universal -dioiit
will go up bin time who love,
liberty, aud the 1'uion that secures it.
IfuiimicccsaIu], niav innl avert tlie
eon*e|Helices which naturally follow
(he triumph of a sectional party, found
ed upon hate and fanatiewni, and at
wm with the vital priueiple* of Self-
Government. As the late ot the thir
teen Colonies dapendwl upon the mu-
ce«* of the Ainericau Revolutionists,
ao the fide of the 31 State* depends
T»pOithe su.-eesaof the IVmocraey this
day." In both ases the struggle wa»"
i upon the iiwuie of the right of flie peo
ple to govern themselves. In both ca-j|
aea the results are equally momentous.
Oar war is peaeeful now, hut if we fail
ballot
Imx,
who can say what
oceans of ^«od the administration of
thia goverauMtot upon abolition prin
ciples may not cause to be spilled
Te-dftf, then, let us feel the solatunity
jj' ef We ooeawtOB, with uuremit-
geal for the sneee«s of deinoerjitic
doctrine*, the protection of the Union
jm CoBrtittttioo from tlie assaults
i iiflfltioniliTTi and elect the great de
hiUm at the Conatitutioo, AMB8
And that after noon to-day, a '•rush'
ai.d every honorable exertion be mad.
to the end that every votel ^hall de
posit his ballot at this election, and
that not ONE Democratic voter be
left unsolicited to vote.
Dkmockat* Each one of \ou
should constitute a romniittee, whose
whole duty it shall Ik tose« that every
voter is got to the polls to day.
r.cx.i's BALIBI'S.
The Fremont •'shriekers have
large nuniUer of niispriiitcd
deiiio-rati
Klcctor.il Tickets, with whuh, no doubt
the 1
'ity will lw tl.io.led to day. lfc'lU
oeratu, look out f..i tlicit- tricks
MffiRY! M0XK1' iTllOMIW I
i*©6ic otrr
FOR
thk kaphas
FUND!
•Dcmtariits should keep a sharp
look out fur the AU.Iition "Kansas
Fund!" It will show itself at
every election ground to-day.
Teams be hirel, fiin«h dtstriluted
pvofnsely, and where does it come
from i Is it not a part of the 'bleoding
Kansas Fund' that was raised in New
York aud the Eastern States to send
to KattMls? ReAeufter, Democrats,
that yon have no snch rteervoirs to go
td, ytm have to rely entirely upon your
number, your energy and the juttne*$
of ytur eauM Rally ia your might
from«v«ry hill top and valley, and on
_|k#.
tfa« aMMf of the Ah the
wtN'ifaff*** U»lm 1^0^
DEMOCRATS
I'O TIIEPOLLS, TO Tin: I'OU.St
And Clear the Decks for a Brilliant Vklorj
Yankee Doodle an a Uend,
It in as plain as fiffura—
BITCHANAM is the WIIITK MAN'Sfriend,
And Fremont goes for the NICJCSERS
I I W O O I n i v s a E i i a i o n E i i a K i i s i n
Yo^k* of Kansas mukUjj£ tlirir own laws,
OI'PONHIITO Negro Suffrage. Amalgamation. Black Ke|nMianisiii, Political
PiicslV Itcrciirr Rillr onipaiiirs. Illooilv Figlils in Kaunas. !\egro Equality, ami
W i i e e n V e o a i i k e
FOR
JAM EH
OP
FOR VH E
C.
O K E N I I Y
AKKVOI AV.CKII AV:
If oil arc, •'./. the n i i tick
tl. lo you love the I'nion? If so,
vote with the party that defends its
honor as a Nation, and guarantee., nov-
ercign power to each and every State
1 0 you ladieve the Constitution to be
a mrtioiial iiistruiiient: If not, vote
with the party that maintains its Na
tional application. Do you lielieveoni
glorious constellation contains but ir
tftit stars' If not, vote with that pur
ty who Contends for thtrtu-une
»«.
A)IK KMWS RElb!
Here is what the London ChrvnUir
one of (jueeu Victoria's organs, lias to
say iu reference to our Presidential
struggle:
That at least one hundred active, of
fe. tive citizens be detailed to distributi
"We should le sorry to we Mr Bu
Italian elected, l.ccaiise he is 111 favor
of pieserviug the obnoxious institution
as they exist, AND THE UNITY OF
THE STATUS. There is no safety
for Kuro|Hau moiiaichial goveriimeiits,
if the progressive spirit of the Democ
racy of the United States is allowed
to succeed. ELECT FKEM. NT AND
THE FIRST BLOW TU THE SKP
A RATION OF THE UNITED
STATES ISEFFK* TED?"
lOTK^ilKLY!
l.et every l)emocrat Ik' on the elw
tioii ground early and vote as soon as
the |miII« are opened.—Take all you
.an with you and prevail on them to
do likewise!
HALL Yf FRKKMKMRALLY!
Every man should not only go to
the [Mills early, but take all they can
with them! See that all your ueighliort
are there iu good time. If they are
not on the ground in the early part il
the day, start out after theiu! See that
they are supplied with Whole lemo
cratic Tickets! and no other.
LOOK OUT FOR A RAINY DAY!
Keep a sharp look out for a RAIN
Y
if A Y! I i a i n s e a u y o u w a
gon, put ou the cover, huut up your
umbrella and overcoat, and take a load
of your neighbors who are not well
enough off to own such things, to tkt
election ground
The importtnce of one
Tribune.
ar
vote wss demon
stratetl in Lawrence countv, Indiana,
where the RepablicanS elected Robert
Boyd te the legislature by a mtjeMy of
TKK DAIIiY rOWA STATE 1KMQCRAT,-—DAVENPORT, IQNVAt NQVEtlBKR 4^
Stilliiio«»,
5NT
N N S I Y V A I A
precisely. Vote early in the morning i
and then no iinforseen circumstance
will deprive the country of an expres-
1
tur
RKMSMBVK liKMOCRATS, THAT TOl'
FMaHT Vm LIBERTY,
III.ACK ItKPI III.II ANS roK
MV.YK IM.VI#F» HT#
VOl tight for the preservation of
Democrats fight for epial laws and
tlie Union of
WIII'IT* MI'jN o»y«»i'iiin$»
9
ii O'CLOCK Fremont a Financier
HIVE YOU ALL VOTED? 11 BITS II !K IS. UNI!
DEM 'KATS --Remember that the
election polls will dost at 0 o'clock,
y-^ Senator, from the 10th to the 9Uth of
licans for the privileged few, and the hundred aud fifty six miles
1 Will
immunities of the wvll-U.ni. Demo tliey explain why he was not satisfied
crats, remember thes* things, and go with what he charged at the time, but
to the polts as your forefathers did iu demanded an additiou, three veais
1800, when they elected Tbwmw Jel- afterwards We should like to be in-
fei-soii, aud all will l»e well. ^™ied where he was sick on the toad
|eighty-six days when returning home
er things aside, aud in the language of
M«mIvr jg-0 'Phis iei-or.1 shows that ol.
So to arrange your engage,nenu ,Kremollt
all sorts, as at tlie election, to east
the immortal flerry, "«.vK osk uav lo an|
rotacouKTKV. Revive it, and p«-
form It.
Hlack HepafcllrBN Prstllce.
"Distort the truth, accumulate the lie,
And pile the pyramid of calumny
Coi. Fremout is, «se believe, conclusion
Thk
#386 PER DAY!
Fremont's whole political course con
sists of the eighteen .lays he was in the
United States Senate. The follow ing,
... Certihed to by the Register of the I reas-
sion of your sovereign will at ttie oal- ..
nrers I'epartiiient, is In* account as a
lot box. oh
ScpteinlHir, 1 ft 50:
nil., rill, I860, 1
«,?*), rnHngr $4 liio
Pfli. nitu :M), |t-r «li in 1,940
•. '2, tuMilUMal UIIDHK*' 8 67C mllfs
11 1st r^s-km SICongtf4"4
W) II, |H!r d.'*ui for «1) ('iition by
tWentV
llo
the M8f 2(J
ditiolm|
the youngest mail ever placed ia nom-!|h5» at the time of the service, was an
iuation lor the presidency.—|N. Y.
Yes, ami he will be the oldeat of
them all before he is elected..
knf II kelure Uw fNflr
That the man who drafted the Black
Republican platform, said that Georyt
nw. ui Uii- si...f
c.»l r..-k
ickntjii
4*ii j»urw b4»o^ af( |ti* flrst
3UI (l-nKn ^, eljrhtr-sli 4aj»,..
your free and glorious Constitution—
They far the txlub/Uhuient of u privi-l *H'110
leyni urixtocra, y that will ride over! "Will Fremont's friends tell us," says
you with tin nioxt I mi ilt nt ofifif ration. 'tica Gazette, "what route must be
1
travelled to make the distance from
exact justice to all men—Black R^pub-1 California and back thirteen thoiiban.l
N*tirr.
T-» WillUlH Hihii- R«1» it S .if,Ill -Mi^r-
«IiI I|muI
Ml^o.iri Rjulrv. iVnipany, »i*l #11 ftl'
intentt-*t in Um- IkikI i'i.»ft»T «l» -Viil*- «l:
T«»u lire l.er* l»y ih.lifl't) lh»» vlrtn»* t»f mi «»r»h
th* My itiim II tl"* oil of
S-|it-uilN-r l(Mli,ldW e»tiiS*l "An f»r«lliuii«
M-tin-anU-xt'n t-r s!rt*.l
in the city t.f DftV- np^rt i-t^l*iipllv,,» Jin-y of si*
di"int«*p?»t«d rftt-liol.l.nof Kaid rity h»I1 sutn
tn.ine'l ae«l -worn iU. tli•• M.*y»»r*-« in iai*l *iiy
un th 13th 'lay of Nov. tnN next (isftfi) at oVlwk
A M, fttxl uwarJ I
(|j
,.|ail|,iu
185 ail(
1854, we get a glimpse at bis ruling
passion. Do his supporters believe
the compensation then received by
him reasonable and proper We sus
pect that most people will come to the
that the
tMi'-'B
ample comjHMisatioii. and that his re
turn and demanding over #2000 more,
reveals a trait in his character which
few will applaud.
The Bottom Liberator—Garrison's
papwaays the black republican Fre.
moDt
Watkmytim and Henry Clay are botk
pwty it Moulding public senti
ment the
htil tpecifio work the abolitionists are atii-
p.ro»..WLABOR ,o,™.«l.tf,.|
r"J- -I"'*""™ ,„y THROLUHOCT THE LAND."
n i
ll»l.
boring man."—Buckaavm.
jir#ction for the
Gnrriioii my* it to bid
Vote*
FREMONT INSAfflL
If lUumKci tnrt la ni
lii-
that iiuyrtc» rneto the -wners Ili» la»i«l pr* p"v«l to
l)i-t ikt n f.-r thi' o.iiiimuti.'ii n»i«l t*\t* n: it»n «»f .«fi
street (th* v.-rtlirl Vv ftr i .ry r«tiiui'il on the
17th lii:t. li*Ninp lie* n bj in** -r ^uOi' i-1»4 caw
TIm' f.di .winK is a ilorrijHioii I il»- tract ol
Uul |ropo^e«l to taken for tJUviwion of ait
*-1 r«^-t shown t»y the l4at of th«* .-urvey tli r**«»f
nl^i|
i.y thfcitv v n«lneer antl ob flh' in the
Mtynr#
im«I
FI\*KTTiXftT,Biivrr.
u)&kiug H|, nJ.
E V I O O O K S O V E
This i i i
imi
(IVKUult. laUiuU^ II.' ... I.. _• ..
iifUi the Hiiut*' I* »i »i- *l ''tl"** w ,iK mi mi'11* i n i.. i
»m a pill* »-Mt* th»* ri"».i -l -'i-k«- »1. i»f»* »i|. wh i
We kti-e lh«- BA Stair, !N Kmpirr Slal«s WHt ri Sii»l«
HTllVVA nil .1 nf WAiraiittM u..i!l tl» ii i-firr'ti-n -f Hi" |"tn'htiw* »tt v iititt e it I
Mount Fttrni*hli»fi irafffoow*. Secotttt Sh'e*4. XfffH *W Hi ft rm ktlllt
oflH**'
to wit:
A tract *1 fwl wi«l- from tli«* pr« s^nt t* ruiination
of Fourth sir*** to lh.- i iv.-r on Fr..ut strert. rmiuin
lug f.irtv-thr'^ one htinUrtlhf -f an aTe of Uml of
fMiil WilliMti.
Dailvjili N IJitt..
one days and
„loro.alH|th.tbe received *8,110,4»
JOHN J. LOCKE,
Hohw, Hole! & Slrmmhamt
NiKNISHINU WIRKH0I8K,
Hoi -Ail K I
4 ii
.\o« 10 FoariliNrt#!,
etl, Ja|«iin.*0 aiul Plain Tin* a
Willow War.-, F. aihrr Uu-t. r^,
Mri^ht^.
v»*ry article in the Hott*-' Fnrt
I tuuM v|) iuM»-*h«ni him
I iKal'i
all.
received in
towa Agrlcallaral Dc|hiI,
COaNKR OP aoCK ISI.AVIi VNl HluS'TM^
X. »riSE 61 V IKI.K, I'roi.rivtors.
fTa rro for aiiue
Threahiiif Maditfiea for l,1t »o«iH
Griot Mills, Portable 8aw Milla an^ Corn Slx Tlets
a«1apt llor*. Power
Agricultural Bull*
Corn C'ru.vh^r*
Meat CuU' i-, ».*u af Utuffer». 8pade anl Apading
WiKTin
tiki- M* Iiti Ht'
fast a««, by tuauy
lowanls th** .ic^inpli1im»
li..b»-rt Siiit|»-on »n tw ntv-imi
(in** huuilo th*« t-f «n r*' Imo-I -f -ni'l MAM RaiH
Ro.td Oomjmny—4Kt«U 2^h, Wj4J.
GO S MIKUKI.L, Mayor or ity of I«v+nport.
ttttgar Mills CIk*a* PreM**, H« hus.
Fyrka, Kla-aud Fmk»
Wafotiii. (Janl ti and
Kallroad
—8or
THF LN™/
4
millio. of
Drut rstr
HAVIKO
he would give them all to Fre-
nont.
It» said that John C. Frwuiont still
lahon nader Aa kallnoiaation that
A trtlaihiia
Mh rigiag l«r M*eral day? aa
I'.r.-tltt
Uift-
1
il(H IKTF.I) TO «r. I IMKI
la-I »'.! W 1..W.V fHII'H'T.-Vil' lll.\ I' I- •. I .•!'
E E I i u o O V E
Tills is the Stove to which vv a-aw aid. .i lii. U'-jh.,! I'rmn M'iicll-i S...tt ...intv Fair, hi'.
.•T\ l*rC'\ mi .1- bo n. .i r! n. 1l»r)r «i»V
Oci
A.a tlie BUST OoAl Ooioli
.iin-el\^, at ili.
H»u*r I'umixhiNg WurerooMS S^ond %U, Sign of Big Tea k.Hlf, Tour UoorN V.m Perry.
MwfM Imri fr«HN frMiaylvaaU.
Nil .' t. *|U' .|..|.. '.ic l. •••.». i
anK.tr
fl t,..|U I DliAKK A O i-a uhk-Ii .r in
!.• Iiiik *'"l H"Iki' -."I 'l
r/-
Il/K nr. pir'l in inlarin .mr !rhn.l*, Ao-tj Us. (ill
VV na ..' Iim.-I lli.il WI- .1
K |I||. .111,1 HI.' H-1-.kl. H.l.ln.. mr »I." k ill
tiOMl* Wl'l. Ii .i'*- IM
will »'W .:
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OVKU
Krady-^ladc 4'lulhiag.i
(loo'li, W«• i»• j.I-Ic t" p*1 i i »tl nit liititf* ujv«-r\
Mralrf*' ttcfr'Hin. ul, l.^ whi« w»- it i c(»l »u n-
Pinn^hint: ^il- ^ult«hl«- f**r ih'~' 11, to whl'h
wt- Hre coiiM.ttitlv htaikin- »tl-iito4
lull S ILOTIIIM..
lh.ysTo .t Hi.:., k i!
aln|.\fr\ flirt. ..t U.\i W i'i- A,»|.»t«,. thlr
at v«»ry |«.w I. jri-i i
uy .:OHW'l',!'(|iif itlla'il lii''
npli)t1nii»:«l thai |t
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