Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-20
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YrHOykL rRo4 o191c8. -oU8 &43ol.
D1MrIAx f118.
Il. -. Roberts, late Postmaster II Niue
xA,ine, has been removed. and Charsss
sc a,scy .rr.ia q in lie pisce. The journal
Gays that though The business Of the once
is cst large en- ugh d justly n,sa in de-
voting his attention TO il. yet. "the Pope Of
tie rvs, ofsse Department, in his esior,s to
mi Re ,has.uga soa,telmeu, Of Americans
GU, cs The rivaern Democratic raf,y, his
:. moved The 4b..ve gent. mahr because lie
bsaa,gs - sas American Pas,y.
We wanter it the Wholesale removals
mich are Ios 2oirg on SAVIOR any OF pro.
scriptioa ier op'Iioa's sskc! Met OF The
rsrssas lately turned out af office we're
Drmucss,s, ard were removed because thsy
hspr. n a 10 differ v nh the Administration
in r~irrensc 10 the complete correctness Of
the natural zsts1a iags. Or the ertire h:.i-
ness OF .lapers However desirable il .asy
be 10 always speak OF the President with
the rrspss, tue to his eFx, j. is impossible
10 sn,r' y suppress ie, lings Of contempt
FOR the mss . ho permiss himself to be made
,h- loo. ii the ditssrens factions Represent
"a in bis cabinet. perhsps Mr.. Pierce
agrees wsh Gen. csss, that the large ma.
iaisy OF all the people in the Free States 's
oniy faction, and viii therefore pay no
attention to The uncquivoeai demonstration
whi- b they have CIV OF their Vii he's ard
opinions. Such c,n,'u is one OF the many
ii:s-sr ,ioss by Viii the true nature oi
sha shasn d ,norrscy has Of late years
ben m sde nisni.st. and j. also cne oi he
usay fsc,s waisk hive csusfd su h iarg'
rumbrrs Of ,rLe Democrats TO leave ih'
p ssy.
Mr Peree. indeed. . far from being the
President c; ,,e sheie op.e, is Lu, ID :
rep sentative Of tn pro-slsvrry aud anti
An. man IA l..ns He is the active ea.
s.isr " l..s.ir SHES, tho chxnnrl through
Nisch ii.ia malice frds q read, passage,
s:.a il Is upon heir uuit.a snrp-ft that h..
bses hs sssarg 81 hops .ur & 'e-ah.etion.
l. has been 50 ioLg s-pee . p IS dent was
eiec,td lar g s-eenc tern, ihst the ride oi
per.d nEs r.ems L. b. setting IN 'avnr of
Tire che term priLcip.e, aud Il would be
considered !. g,rs, triumph by himself and
bis friends il Mr.. pierce could break through
the fashion OF ihe last twenty years: it
would be crest theme tor seif-congrstuls.
hon to say lhsi he was the only President
since Gen. jackson popular enough to be
reelected
We doub' no, that 10 this expectation he
sin lie completely DISAPPOINTED; disaP-
pes..iaen, which would please ". not only
tecsIse We otie |, Ia Mr.. Pierce personally
bus because We alec think that the esiae-
lisha,, nj oil the ole I, rBi y si, III Is impers-
lively dsmsnded BY the. best interests OF
the country. We thiuk il certain that the
la,g,i portion OF the evils and abuses which
Aow from executive psirouage ere directly
caused by the eligibility 70 second term.
There is a pride connected With re-elec.
ton hich il is scarcely in the nature Of
man 10 disrs gard, and ss IN these days the
drsir' q sbjeet can be secured only BY pol
ilic distribution Oh ofieisl honors aud emol-
rHen,s. the eifice VI Prfsiden' is pros iitu-
It'd 10 mere purposes q personal advance
nen.. three diserace vi evils would Be
r,nrdisd by The establishment Of the good
old Wing doctrine of one Presidential term,
We think that this doctrine 10 fast growing
in the favor Of the people; but. considering
she undeniable benefits which il would pro
tGce. il is surprising that it has not loni
SINCE been adopted.