The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-25

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Nv Aad what is ihea 'see'ams't S"s
we \ oald ask oar yet1sh' he'sooo'
5N Have l,.eg not iraTa iae eotst"at''e't'"
sear,;teriai Goserhment been HnI"
,y,aa the laws, shooting shenHs' i'''"l'ns
nns ana passing resoip,tots TAX tNey
= ...t., NJ iass 81 t,e Terntoy q the
.shl,edy assuenl (s9 And what's the reg"
.ta bu-, ,t,ss ii ism Lane and he array o. +
t.thtoats. that they shapad be manifested /
!. n,,y.ue IA IA NJ doaai sh's game
.,r.s,rd ,,,it the iiazelte aaa Hs hidnes --ae /
,bt ,ber Ugu3d desire e see i,sne over
nm she TERRITORY, anu murder and drive oal
every gro.slaseFs settler iroHi any q 1he
southern States ~ That Is uo' pfeets''
j, lie meaning ii lie hausss aiL 1otu
,...n.,ses 40 parmat AL glasses. from s3
.afis ollhe Union, wselaeg lssers q slave
~ or not, 10 seJlie 9hcre and by the Uat'eS.
baS choose between slavery o. no s.afass
f-s"II Gov. Geary can oui, succeed ~
bsilinr .a check the Border RhtlaRsa aaa
sRa Free State Rufisns. 90 thar percent
settlers msy parsue tbeir "iepi;1ma'e ons''
ness unasoIesied, be wild do pfeelseiy "ha'
5 oueht l., d.. aud lusg What vii be The
death eli Tie BLACK Repubheaa parry ioFh
tht;yes on upon fresh ontrag est al q ihe'a
a. Setiiieus A. the Gszet,efs RootaaeS
about ke.scr
The above j. yers fair sample o. both
lausosse and argument used by our yener-
sble coten. gerary Of the Sat Democrat N
ADVOCATING the desperate cause which in
The latter wears his life he fn5s himself
called urea from force Of circumstances TO
sustain. we have said 50 much in respect
10 Kansas that the readers of the GGsetts
are generally familiar With It's sentiments
in regard 10 the osirages that have been
nerpetrs,ed in that Territory. Some mas
even have though, that we published 100
much upon the subject, bat iaey conio mel
be familiar n ih the condition 10 which Inc
stpendiary pro-Slasery press Of our State
las reduced itself by endearoFing 70 follow
IN the wake Of corrups and reckless aa-
minisraiioR. The writer vi the foregoing
extract knows our sentiments and the views
eflhe Republican party quite as well Is 90
oar readers, but be must offer something IA
opposition to Repubiiesnisn, and-ihat =
tAs best he can do For reference and TO
save The space taat would be consumed IA
re.mia,,ag the above Inquiries, se have
numbered each.
ia Nov one would suppose Il there were
any perdaarp 10 the case, The propounaer 81
such an INQUIRY would come ia for The hon
share. Their legitimate business is farm
ing. merchs adzins. keeping hotels, Prih'.
ING newspapers, and every other oesaPA-
ten tia. constitutes bpstnsss ia other Pof-
tiops ef the Union
~ We answer emphaucal!y, No They
nave nulH6ed 90 sw, they have sbot 90
sheriff, ifey have passed no resolutions TO
resist he laws Of the Territory, add only
when driven % i for selt-PtesegFatioa have
fuey fortified themselves. We diSat sup
pose laere was man OF the continent
wboyet believed 1hat Sheriff Jones was e'.
CT shot.
81 Their legitimate business wss to pro-
sect peaeeable mtR, women and children
.a tie enjoyment q rights dear 70 the heart
sFevery freedom Ameucan ciiazsn.
a. We should regret saeA state o.
t.ings o. re es much IS our 4g.ghbor, ID
ouid give more freely 10 PreTen1 =
Isl Well, We reckon i isn't, although
thut i. precisely The construction placed up
onitby tae DeHeorat and every Adm'0's.
trston sheet 10 the land, only that they sP'
aiV II 10 the Free State instead Of the Pro.
Slavery meE.
10 Precisely and Inst is 81 tie Free
State men haye ever As eti it's al Inst The
Republican parry have plead fer; bot il has
geea denied ta=n; sad t1f snslsliag on that
rgb,. ana ior 30 ether prcsocation, men
base been murdered cod blood. The
prsy hairs of oar cstetap orary ana his Ger
.le snes ancp 70 the oiood-stsiaed powers
'ha, be, would noi have protected bin, hsd
he been citizen Or Kansas and sought 70
lsve voted for freedom,
Is Eracly. Cur, Geary vill 20 Just "aat
lie ought 70 a., ant 81 Jar ison thai being
tie death Of The ReFue N party, it viii
bt : partial triumph q the principle for
~htch they conten3 and an entire atkno@l-
-dgment OF lie Iastaess by tae Pfo-s.ayeg
party, The Republican parry Il emPiiai-
aslly party y peace, Is is formed upon
paeifr measures, ana c0ntends Tor prins.-
u}s first iaculcaled b. he who first preach
ed "peaoe on earth and good ~ia among
men"