The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-28
TAs Disunnn Party.

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The Abeltisnists proper, and the Buch'
sniers of the South ,vho constitute the
only reliable and The far greater portion q
Mr.. Baehsnsn's support, perfectly if moi
cordially unite. in desiring 2 dissolution Of
the Union. 1t is the determination Of the
RepubhcspsthAs their designs shall not be
successful The Republicans have never
uttered ,asyisabie. thai even argued a dis.
solutioa on she hsppeoiag Of supposed facts,
bu, every inteiiiseas nan knows that all
tbrouph the contest Of the Speakership.
the particular ssppurters Of the sdminisua.
ton ana the present supporters Of Mr..
Bcbansn, were continually Threatening a
dissolution. Qnitman and Davis, 1.-The latter
the present Secretary of War, fully agree
With the rawlings Of wendell Philips and
w. L. Garrison, as'fsr as dislike or The
Republicans and the Union is concerned.
As Chairman Of the late Abolition Conren.
sion the latter rpoke as follows in relation
to the Republican Party;-
"Thst party avows its fealty to the
Union, come what may. What does it pro-
pose todo ~ record to slavery in sie Dis
trict ofaGpSamhise Nothing Whist a.
touchiaa ,ahee abolition of the n,er-slaYe
tradea Nothing. What in reference "a
the Fugitive Slave Lswt Nothing. What
II KanSs, " d conquered province, is al
mitted tsifhe Union Is slave Slater Moth.
lug. Nothing lsxespt 10 submit 10 it all
endorse il al, and shout, "Dur glorious
Union-it must and shall he preserved.
The republican party has only geogra phr
cal ayessibn tt slavery. I.s motsity 81
tina, suEiees n bounded By So deg so min,
north lrapde-9 Il iss coDplek,ened party
exclusisely for white men--not forall men
white q hiack-"..s l.a9 aF DID IN
Philipa prefers Bpcbsu.p TO Fremont, ant
taus expssHes himself;--G' &. 5y45ll'E ~
my dsnlt With the Republican party il
that it i one Of defence, The liberty party
was on The defensive, ihe free sol part,
was on fke defensive, the Republican party
is On the' defensive; and each one of them
has been Arives back, back. back, VA til now
the Republican psrty. has nothing 10 defend
nothing but the ti-slayery spirit OF the
mont 10 q great discoyerer, i know he has
scaled Gs TOPS pr the Rocky Mountains,
and fath6ped the bottom 81 the western val
leys; but Iaefy hiM TO discover the anti.
slavery ,spkdt Of w ashisgtsn's and Jefe,-
sons sd0juistrspoos. They want to carry
the country back TO the policy of the. first
two administrations Of the government
They wers, both of them broad, gigantic
steps towsrds the-triumph ofthe slave pow
err a, the present day. The very first page
of the history Of the government 10 a com
promise. aBd 1ts sscaBs IL the Fugitive
Slave Law Of Wasbington's own, admin
istration, ana With Jefferson We come 70 the
annexation Of efnu1easufeo slave territory,
and the admission % slave States. %. 2. Pm .
These 'txs men are die leaders of the
.bolitionis.s proper They prefer Buehan.
aus election, because they know that the
election Of Fremont would produce quiet
ness through the cou6try, While that Of
Buchanan would be The signal for renewed
and inc,essed .giiaaition, Bu. though il j.
thus plain who gre =. the men and which is
the party who are always .threasening or
plotting, dispnipp, i. il not 70 b. expected
that the .BpGhsDisrs viii cease Ipisrepre.
senting ths facts. MisreHessPlAtion j. their
principal stock lp trade, BY affected fears
for the ssieiyi0f the Union which j. in DO
danger IRON any, body but themselves and
their ultra-sbolition co-workers, they seek
to Withdraw attention from the corruptions
at Washington City and the iniquities In
Kansas But that game will not win The
people are too thoroughly aroused e be de.
ceived by such tficksfy.' -, ''..'' ''''' =