Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

sseaeeoes Anonseoseee.
Nov shas The sxeit,sg csss which late.
y gagged the Hesss Of Representatives
has 6sso dispossd Of - oppertaoisy 10
siIorded for the remark that ell oompsS
Icons in political discussions, whsthsr BY
,be public press or legislative bodies,
and whether put forth 10 the way Of Of.
Tense or defense, which have tendency
To disrarsge one portion Of the great
American Family aod to elevate anoth-
or, are altogether out Of place, il no,
absolutely responsible. We are, or
ought to be, bus one pso,Ie, and when
We blsson forth the follies or tho foibles
Of any ono section We bring odium upon
the whole. Our national pride should
always be paramount TO sectional Jsal-
ousies. There is enough in the oonjoint
history Of the StStes to render II too
prscious for ruthless commentary. We
never hear Of unfrisndly CONTRACTS be-
,wssn the communities involved IN this
last instance Of unnatural strife without
thinking 81 the memorable words Of MIR.
" ebster, IN 1880.
sic, me reour to pleasing reflections
let mo indulge in refreshing remembrance
Of The past; let me remind you that, no
States cherished greater harmony, both
Of principle and feeling than Msssachu-
sets and South Carolina Would the
God that harmony night again return
Shoulder 10 shoulder they went through
he Revolution; hand in hand they stood
round the Administration OF Washing
Ion. and Eel, his own great arm lean on
them for support. Unkind feeling, if it
exist. alienation and distrust, are the
growth, unnatural to such soils, OF false
principle since sowD. They are weeds,
the seeds Of which that came great arm
never scatterea. - National Inteiligen-
Ger.
facss s~T l1ae ~ pie.
That the Black Republicans are
,.,ltv of the blxckest fslsehood, when
thew charge that the Democracy are 10
Savor of the extension OF slavery. lhsy
nov we'll that the Democracy, by their
platform. insist that the people OF every
State aud Territory shall decide sne mat
ter themselves, whether they wan nave
that institutions or not. Being 10 FAVOR
Of this doctrine the ':Biscks" call, adso-
eating the extension Of slavery. Shame
anon their misrepresentation And raise.
hoods.
.. IL 10 q fact that no ono can oppose
the Democratic doctrine above alluded
20, Of popular sovereignty tor the Terri
tories, and be good American, since
suoh imposition mus, be founded IN The
kae thu noOnlQ ara not
capable Of self government.
3. It 10 . fact that the dltfleultles 10
Kansas originated with the Eastern Az
oltionists, who formed societies Tor the
purpose Of controlling It's institutions :
IA advance Of the actual settiers-by
ssnainp out men from Massachusetts, to
vote at the elections, and that such din
entities have since been kept up BY the
Black Republicans for the purpose OF po-
liticsl capital.
4. It 10 a fact that the Democratic
United States Senate passed . bill sbroe
eating certain obnoxious laws OF tn
Kausss Legislature, Of which the Block
Republicans complain, and that the lat
ter voted against and defeated the mes-
.ure because they desired to make polit,-
cal capital out OF them.
S 1t 10 fact that the British mon
archists are sending money to sid the
Black Republicans, because, as their
journals state, he being . sectional can
didate, his election would dissolve the
Union.
&. IL is q fact that recent discover.
les make it probable that Fremont was
not born in the United States, and, there
fore, by the Constitution, 10 not el'g'hle
to the Office Of President.
7. 1t 10 a fact that, while in Callfor-
MIA. he certified that certain claims
against tho Government for supplies pur-
ohossd BY him were just aud right, and
that the Government, upon investigs-
fiona. found that those claims we're
fraudulent to the amount OF nearly Q
million Of dollars.
8. Il is fact that the Black Repsb-
loan party exists in but sixteen States;
that it is entirely geographical and SEQ
tional that it displays banners upon
which are Inscribed but sixteen instead
Of thirty one Stare that the basic OF lts
strength is hostility to he South; and
that its success would lead to disunion
and civil war.
.. 1t a fact that the Black Repub
lieaus are 10 favor Of allowing negroes
to vote, and Of giving them the same so
oial and political privileges a. the
whites.
Tur DRxoeRsric PLATFORM Tho Map
Of the United States.
TIE BLACK .:REPUBLiCAN" PLATEoRN
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