The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-11
rpisespai Politics.

kp1scepai FoAisAss
The Slayery-Extensien party are IN
trouble becsussshe religious sentiment OF
the country is sgsins, them, 1t doesn't
seem to be secisrisn matter, since the
Upi,nrisns 80 Tor Gel. FRKsosT, ehe ~ an
Epi-copalian, the Catholics for BUCHANAN,
who 10 Presbyterian, and the Episcopal
ans for ftlLNoRE, who is Unitarian
Some ofthe Inter, however, are Free State |
men. Rev. Dudley Tying, OF Phhadeiphia'
exoressed himself rather suddenly IN TIA,
way. and d.. Tying, OF New York, his faith.
or. Is understood to symPathise with him.
Aao,hes Episcopal clergy man about 10
,.hI,,h a narrative OF "Three Years on the
Kansas geraer' as q missionary, with the
expressive motto iron ST. Paul, in pen"
nv nine own coan,r, men" The Kew. =
S. Henry. d, D., one Of the ness 'sa'"eS
and able men OF the Episcopal eh11eh'
made Fremont speech, July isths OF 1e.
no,sN Y. where be is Professor IN az
Ee,scopal College. which has been Ps'o'es
with the lille, sPlsin Reasons for the great
Republiesn Movement or What We ~ant'
W., ve wsn, ii, and What will come IL
We fail The speech is the more remark
able siaoe, while in other denominations
ministers are solicited to take part in the
ss,uoele tor freedom much more than ahey
40. in the Episcopal church they are d.
eeursged from doing 80. Dr.. Tying SAG -
commencement .peech few ~ssks
since. x,luding to this. "The Tyngs ere sta
a,scoun, there JUS, now Rev. Phi!o Tow.
or has also published work ensitiee'
~w.nderings in eleven Southern s'sies'n-
elsd;uo The Inrssions and Wrongs Of Kan
sss"
Or. Heary said in the speech referred to
.haye .If ills were an ordinary political
meeting, / should no, be here; osFtai N.Y.
should 10, open nv mouth. IL 'hs cues
lion before you were merely s question o.
NAUTICAL ofEee,-one set OF nsn out ana
another set Of men ins--and SsT disssion
or the spoils; il / were meEs Snancssi OF
economical question, Free Trade o. isnn'
In,e.n.l improvements, Pacific Ral!7oad,0r
sny such question on which opinions nay
be divided; should leave yon 70 sssns y
among yourselves. But cannot SC ssSssc
il. Irny opinion the naintsnaaes O our
Constitution, the prsssFratisn OF lie oaion'
and tie progress Of christian clrihsaeon'
are inYolgcd in The ssaes soo3 10 Dc ceca'
ded. I, IS ny deliberate snt solemn con
yiction that the ae2fests in,ssesss Of Ifaia'
az Justice, oil Constitutional Liberty, OF ias
welfare Of orr nation and of the Whole ea-
man race, are al stake. As q sansnk1, 81
a psiriet aud as ioEes Of human progress
| feel, therefore, not only josnssc cos
hound tc uaite wilh those sho have iaess
interests al heart, in 81 lawful AID hoHo'.
able meas 10, their salvation. Tbs pres
ent is the greatest crisis that mas eve. &C.
Cured in the history ef OR country. A
Outrageous mora! e7ozg ass oee7 yolssssAs.y a.
compa.shsd and is politically upheld. u can
only be politically redresssd. The means
srwAicA yea propose to redress II are mel
ther wrong nor dishoaorsble. bot ooAsilsu'
tonsl and laval, fair and rights and tee
bound rot 10 withhold the public expression
fmy sympaihy with your efforts, nv hoPei
for your success.
What is il NE and those united with u
thro uehout the country IN this great move
men, al wants Briefly this: to rescue me
General Government from bang any long
or the instrument Tor the extension Of
slsvery ITO bring back iis administrator
"a the true constitutions ground,-io pre-
vent slavery from becoming nasionsi In
s.itutjon-te exclude it from territories nov
free, and to admit no more slsYe States IN
10 Inc Unioa. This 10 what We want, what
we hope by the blessing Of God TO achieve
Bo, why 90 we want al /; would be Az
swsr enough 10 say simply ths, saeh Is OIL
wish, until, al least, some good reason can
BE- shown why We oaght not 70 asse such
wish. weEke Freedom belize, than Slave
nv; Free states better than Slave States
we would Ike better - see the Genera
Government employed in extending me
area of Freedom than that Of Slavery
Why then should we not have our way
We OF the Free States are seventeen Hait
lions Of people; the free people oil th'
South SIX MILLIONS, slsyehoiders less thai
three hundred and fifty thousand. WIZ
majority Of nesfiy three 10 che over ell ID
free people Of the South. in conisseFae.
whose fundamental principle il that fas ma
jority shat rsis, If We Do MT want any NOR
Slave States, that is reason enough why J"
shall not have any mare. What good Fes
son can The South give Why We should mol
Remember, the question is nol about 'n'ei
sring win sisvery where i now legally 81
is.s, but about extending ii where i doe