The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-30
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ALFRED SANDERS, Eptros.
WEDNESDAY MoRtlNG, JANUAHY %, ia.


We are pleased 10 learn from the Cincin-
natl Gsrstte tina, the great majority Of the
people OF Hamilton county are Aati-Ne-
brsvkS men, and that the Lseofoso platform
Of % Aio Ohio 9Th Of January Conssntion
viii choke every candidate who attempts to
swslssw Il. We have not the slgassseap-'
prshsnsion that he god Peopls Of Ohio
will recede from the Noble stand which they
took in the election Of Chase, bat We are
especially pleased 10 know that there are
The strsaeest hopssef ssea Hamilton eour-
y. That couaty, - our readers are aware.
10 the one in which Cincinnati 10 situated.
lsAas long been the stronghold Of Ohio Ls-
estocoism. By sersss frasd customary with
tie Leeefoco leaders Of that State. Cincin-
nasi has frequently been DISTINGUISHED and
swanpsd BY the oyerPowering vote Of the
county. It's pleasant to think that the
chances for repeating such fraud a. that
Of the general ticket system are becoming
vesy few. The intrinsic importance. of
this fact as it relates to the prosperity Of q
great State. would be sufficient to claim the
congratulations Of all good republicans; but
itAas far wider significance. There are
thousands Of German voters in Hamilton
county who have heretofore, for the most
part. voted with the Locofoco party. There.
- in other parts Of the country. they have
esaa too often delsded By the word Dsmoc-
rsey."-but when they zee - Plainly -
they - now. that the prevailing and perma-
nsat password sith these party leaders pre-.
tssding to Be- Dsnocrasie, IL Slavery" they
caa 10 longer b. deceived BY lying soph,s
triss o. hypocritic falsehoods.
In such state Of affairs, it is natural il
net necessary that the particular organs OF
the Administration should be actively en-
Sassd il "reading out of the party." better
papers thsa themselves. and papers which
hsve bad honesty and independence enough
to act according to their convictions, and &c
treat with acorn any attempts at shaeklins
their freedom Of speech. We notice tina
this 10 the game which is now being indus
trioualy played BY the Cincinnati Enqairer
and host Of other pro-slsyery organs equal
ly Subscriptions but of far less ability. $50
the Washington Union" says the Gazette
somewhat strongly but not untruthfully,-
event through the form Of reading out Of the
party the N. Y. Evening Posi-, and class
Of mea who stood Is high, in point Of char
aeter. and principle, above the hireling u
the unien, a the celestial regions are above
the bottomless pit"
The interrogstory and the statements Of
the ssbioined paragraph are a. suitable te
this meridian a. TO that Of Cincinnati, AND
re commend them to the consideration o
I'll Who are tired Of Locofoco frauds and ia
consistensies -
with corresponding assurance the En-
Qxir~ undertakes to denouncs men who srt
he embodiment Of the original Democrats
peiaciples. Upon what ground can party
Ybo practically ignores every feature Of the
Oenocfatie creed. and represents only q
Pro-slavery psinciple. claim to be the true
Democrscyt Banks, tariffs, internal i'm.
Provements, Sc. are all laid aside to make
room fer the Nebraska baptling. which the
prince Of doughfaces, and his associates
sought not merely to engraft upon. but te
s1sdtute for the parent tree Of the Democ
rAey. This germ Of corruption they plants,
in Democratic soil, and such Of the party u
Psfuss to forsske their @sturdy oak AM
worship around the newly planted sapiing
aFs denounced - "traitors" to the Dsmoc
rsey. II II bat shallow attempt on the par
efs Get Of men, Who hare proved recreant I,
a5sst con6ded TO them By the people, 4
cover their retreat from the party; an empty
excuse for the disbeiical act fhst isbeinf
psrpesratsd, by which principle is to b
saerieeed for spoils, and the bisssings o.
freedom exchanged for the evils Of slavery