The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-01
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
FREE Oh SLAVE KANSAS.

FREE Ok SLAVE KANSAS.
All accounts concur in representing Kan
sas as having more genial climate beng
better adapted to the European constructor
and yielding those produ. tons most eai'.sa-
ttd by Europeans. to larger extent 'hah
almost any other part Of North Amerlca.-
The following extract from one OF our CO.
,emporsries, states the case plainly aud
truthfully:-
alive are to have vast vineyard, a re-
zion that will produce the grape IN the
greatest abundance, that region is Free
Kansas. II We are to have in the United
States a land that will produce the olive,
the mulberry and the silk worm, that land Is
oues,ionsbIy Kansas. How will 1t be Il
tits 4 slave State! Where is the free State
voter that wishes to curse this region With
slayery and thus shut il out from the free
State settleri Are not Franklin Pierce
and tae entire crowd OF Office. holding Dem
ocrats doing everything possible to make
Kansas 4 slave Sia,et Is not James Bn-
chanan pledged to the slave-drying Democ-
racy, and throwing himself as candidate
for the Presidency into the arms vi Doug
las. Atchison, Toombs, Stringiellcw aud the
slsvebreeding ruffians!
Those Germans who wish to see vast
portion OF the great West given over to sia-
very, thus sbntting il out from themselves
and their children; those lrishmen who
wish TO assist in bringing about the same
result, can do much toward it by helping 10
elect Buchanan. II, on the other hand,
the Republican party shall succeed in elect
ing Fremont and Dayton, Kansas will be
admitted with Free Cons titution, and that
vast region will be open to the sens and
daughters, the wives aud children OF iree-
men,"
As the danger, the almost certainty oil
their defeat becomes more apparent, the
pro-slsvery.sspeakers and writers are get
ting more yociferous in their angry Proles
tatens that they are not the Pro-siavery
party. TAey assert with frantic gesiicula-
tons that they want Kansas to be g free
State. While the echoes have scarcely
died away Of the furious applause with
which they have greeted every successive
step of Douglas and his confederstes, they
now COW or beneath the storm OF popular
Indignation, and are attempting to still fur
ther deceive the people By faisiiying tae
PLANES, facts, and making huge promises
which if they even should have the will
they would not have the slightest power oi
fulfilling. They are sold to the South, and
their masters having the power, will mos'
certainly demand the entire exc cution o
of the agreement entered into at Cinein
natl.
Il 10 admitted, that Buchaaas's only Ger.
tain, and in fact his almost entire sup port
ia to come from the slaveholding States
and the pro-slavery speakers who are try
ing to deceive the people in this section OF
country, know that even they would not be
allowed to speak in slave State as they
speak here. They know that they would
be spurned from the presence OF any slave
holding audience they attempted 10 preach
such heresies, though they may be allowed
to promulga,e them in the free States ior
the purpose OF enrapPing Northern votes
Having this permission, We see with Whist
servile obedience our pro-slasery orators
avail themselves of il, and to what lengths
they presume upon the supposed ignoranc@
or rrejudices OF their hearers. We would
not be surprised If they should shortly eoE".
mence insisting that Buchanan is more OPP
posed TO slavery extension than Fremont
that the Cincinnati platform is more anisg-
onislic TO the aggressions Of the slave Or
garchy, than the one adopted by the he
publicans st Philadelphia, They have
ceased entirely to defend the position SO ar
ropantly assumed by Douglas and MS CO
AUDITORS. They have affected 10 drop the
rallying cry "we will subdue you, and now
centre all their remaining hopes OF success
in unblushiDg denials Of their former asseT-
tons, and in studied presentations @!
the Republican doctrines.
The anxious othce-seekers who are adgo-
eating the pro-slavery csuse here, say that
il WAS not the design of the Kansas-Nebras-
IA bill TO establish slavery in the new Ter
ritory. The present condition of Kansas,
and the long array Of facts known to the
whole civilized world, not only prove the
intention of the bill, but show how nearly It
lie already accomplished. From the time
when Atchison resigned the ONCE OF Vice
President and went TO the border counties
of Missouri TO organize the invasion OF
Kansas, down to the last deceitful bill Of
Toombs, which would fix slavery in Kansas
on an immosesble basis by leaving the m
ishing touches to commissioners appointed
by Pierce, every single act OF the admins
tration, both OF omission and COMMISSION
has had direct reference to making kans
n slave State This is ineontroyertbly
demonstrated by the sworn testimony taken
BY the Investigating Committee. 1t has
also an indept nden. and conclusive demon-
strstion in the actions and assertions OF the
shareholders and the hired ruftians who nave
effected the subjugation OF Kansas. itis
additionally shown by the repeated sPeechfs
Of Buchanan members OF Congress, and BY
countless odiiy efuStes AZ tie
journals at the South. Were it not The
known and admitted fact, that the election
of Buchanan would make Kansas slave
State, there is not single Buchanan bra"l-
er Ia Davenport or elsewhere, who does |
mot know that Buchanan would not receive |
the electoral vote of single Southern
State, and cons equeatly would not have tie
remo.es, possibility of becoming President
The Buchanan party is in favor of making
Kansas slave State, and all the equiVoca-
tions and misre presentation Of lie great and
little leaders cannot change that notorious
fact.
n Ira RI RELIEVE. l