The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-09

More southern Sentiment In Favor Of Brutal.
isy.-0snsrai 1aderssusat Of 1afRAaiam.
The Coiumbis Is. C,) T;mes says that
Greetings OF approval and sanction Will De
..eid, not only in Mr. Brooke District, put
throughout the State at large, and genera
and hearty reaponse of approval WIZ re-ssno
the words well DONE from Washington 70
the Ris GsaHde."
A Particularly Civil and Sensible View
From the Riehmond 0s,l Whigl
The daiiy and hourly reports from Wash
jno,ou concerning the condition of Sumner,
are ali very strange and funny, and lead Us
70 believe that the Abolition rretch, with his
Abolition physicians as accomphces, 10
playing possam. We hear one moment
that he is Comfortable and doing weli"--
We hear the next, that his condition is tex
uenely critical and that no one is allow
ed 10 see him; and then few hours after
wards we are favored with different to-
ry.
Now, Tor our part, we never have helev-
ed that Sumner was sufficiently hurt 10
make il necessary for him 10 take 10 has
bed at all Leas, of ali do we believe thai,
the wel-deser,eu it0-perckin9 he received
was OF so severe character as tn deialn
him in confinement for more than week.
But We believe IL is miserable Abolition
trick, from beginning TO end--resorted 10
Keep alive and diffiise md strengthen the
sympathy awakened Tor him among his
ronIrderates at the l,orth Nigger-wor.
shippiar fanatics ,f the male gender, and
Neas.m!aded women and 81 ~ children, are
81. nj
oozng cut from pin-seTatch. an' sum
ner is wiiy politician enough 10 lake aa'an-
gape If this little TACT. We sugsest lhat
he Senate appoint Committee, consist
snr OF enc .Soaiae'H man, To ascertain sum
ueT's actual condition, We think the bare
sight OF a hundredtn part ct Southern nan
stuld impart 10 u,e possuming wretch
strength enough TO enable him 10 up his bed
aud wslk--yea, walk even to Boston.
Our readers cannot help noticing the
similarity OF the foregoing phraseology with
that habtually used ny the Iowa State
Democrat. But as the Richmond Wig
aad the Democrat are engaged in the same
cause, that of iaboring for the extension Of
slavery and the strengthening of the slave
power it is perfectly proper that they
shouli employ the same language for the |
ourcose Of abusing and slandering free men |
and free institutions, The papers OF Rich
noud. Charleston and other Southern cities |
have of late been arguing with much
warmth and pertinacty, tina, the social sys-
ten based on freedom has proven Itself
failure, and that slavery is the proper con-
d,ian OF the lsooring msu. Consistency
requires tina, the Dsmorra; should 50 the full
length Of its Southern confedcrates, Ter
whoever argues and lsbors for the esIao-
iishuen, OF slavery in Kansas, does virtual
IN saw that the slave is better than the Tree
system, and that the condition o. the slave
i. the proper condition of the lsboring man.
The Denoera, may not deem ii prudent to
plainly syow these Iece.sary conclusions
Of It's own doctrines, and il therefore con-
tents itself with the more moderate course
Of, ,we have before said, abusing and SLAM
aering the men and the institutions OF the
Free States. And as far as we can judge
from the paper, this is all the Democracy
of which il has any right TO boast.