The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-13

lengthy published in IN Farmer, Of the 10TH
instant, lets OF an indefinite quantity OF
misrepresentation aud twsttie,
such us a servile doughiaee only could
write, aud which exhinits Bcthine but hss /
ignorance or knsvery. The whole comma
nication, with the exception OF paragraph +
or two, is entirely beneath either criticism,
or contempt. But there Is enc paragraph /
which perhaps deserves passing notice, .
a. i, contains the germ ,f ali the Buchanan /
and Fillmore ptatins IN cid Gennscacut'-- |
He says:
al am lsborIng Manufactured My trace
and nv skill are my capital. NY daily wa
ces are the means on which | and my lam
ily depend for support Every dollar earn
is brought here from the Scuih---irom The
save States. The same y true q i've hun
bred workmsa in this city, 50 4 hiss been
for the last twenty years. Thousands apen
thousands have been every year drawn from
sour brethren OF the slave Ststes,' 10 psy
the wages ef laaor,Hg men and meehsneS
In this CITY, as well IS for raw material sHa
stock Of various kinds, which they wefk "
for the South 80
Here we have The Substance y the Maois
doaghisce creed. ''oar ceunsry--e9e 'as'.
tutions, Freedom. Humanity ana 'sseNt,
are ao<Af.e-- Bread ss8 Rsitsr, srtrssAiss
From our earliest boyhoaa, VIC aasS h
s,iactirelv commisersted the SeHatioa q
| the Azgk slave OF the South 0at Dew musn
more "a be pited is the eoadlu0li y 1he
-. sIaye Of tie NORTH He, who, eofn
| and educated in the Tree schools and among
he f.ee hills Of New England, can lgnote
his humanity aud his manhood snd sen rs
hir,h.r,ght Of Freedom FOR mess o. pottsgel
ranks lower ia the seal. Of being, than the
ausAy African, or the tawns hottealot.--
soar brethren oil the slave States, ioF~
soo,h! Why mol call things BY then fisas
nsmesi "Our Masters Of the slsYe States
Eyerv black ,slaYe s, the South prides him
self upon the good opinion entertained O
him by his amssss,' aud no dcabt theE
rsi.s slaves . the NORTH would be delighted
to knew that their Southern masters enter
tain mos, exalted opinion OF them.
| leading Buchanan organ in South saroiiha'
| says:
.Slavery is the natural snd normal e ,,.,,s
| ton OF the lGbriae man, whether i" nj
| ar black. The gsesi evil q NoriheFh Jise
society is, that il is baFdened Wild &, ~
class of MECHANICS and LAbohEhs,
| unfit fsT self-sopsrnaasEt, and yet so'hea
with the attributes and powers 81 eiAtehs-
Master and Slave is a relation ~ society rs
necessary as that OF parent and ehiIdi ana
| the Northern States viii yet have 70 ihtfo-
| duce il. Their theory Of Tree government
| 10 dslusion-' u,.. :,
YES. Mr.. aOld Line National wing.
| you, being s"meehanic,' are "unht ioF seH-
| government you are 10 be reduced 70 sis-
1 Sery, t.afis your sasfarGi condition" Den
! Imagine. when YOU hear the woFd, 'laVs, thai
| Il means the Aaes man only 1.-The c9rapieriota
| mas nothing to do with lift IS Inc nai.F a.
| condition ef every Mechanic, whether 'oalie
or black. Don't you leng 10 see the Tune
| when your masteT-Senator Ioomos --shAii
| all bis roll OF slaves around The 1901 q
| Bunker Hill! WoaldDi you be lae hfst e
rush 10 the spot, and answer 10 yeur name
:, he afts, roll csil!'' oOar brethren Of The
,,aye States" forsooth. ttyou under' too'
vour anatural condition" YOU could near
nothing by this phrase but your "orothe
.lar.s NJ the SOUTH Never again atiemP
to place yourself upoa a leFsi Win you
masters, BY calling them ''pFetafeh'
The Richmond Examiner, ore g u
leaking Buchanan papers 10 Virgins, Say
.Unul recently, the defence ot siafeE.
has l.borea unde: great aiaiea2es, eecaHs
its spolcgists, (foF they we're mere apoio
. eists,) took halfway grounds Iney cot
/: hned The defencsof slavery 10 mere neg
!, slavery; therefore giving up the SLAYER
prineipse admitting other forms Of siaFey
: be tc~oas.
e The line Of defence, however, s no
# changed. The Soath aow maintains tn
asps-v is right, natural and necessary, az
aoss no. aepssd ap0a difference o. COZ
y PLEXiON. Tire laws oi tue slave S.att
It ;ustifg the holding of WHITE MIN
T, bosaaee"
Goy. Wise says, that the election Of 3
ebsnan would enhance the value OF siaV'
from 800 TO 400 per cent; he, q cours
y means Whites, as vel as Blsck5 here 81
! be chance % drive bargain, Mr. ~
/. Line Wing" it BuehaGan Should 09 elee
Cd. ven would probably bring good Pic
The Charleston Is CD Standard an2S
e er Buehsnan organ. in justly ing the fnufo
u Of an Irish alter BY Democratic ffirI D
h of Congress, says:
~If soltss fnen accept the Offices Of men
7" ais, il should be expected that they shou
e do with an apprehension Of their reiauo
h 10 society, and the disposition quietly 70 e.
II counter both the Responsiveness anu Haot
4 tiles which The relation imposes
The Alsbams Mail, another Buchaha
: ryan, jusrifes the u urder OF heahhgs an
adds:
,f alt Is gETTIsG IINE Thai " ALTERS AZ ~
NosTH WERE CONVINCED THAT THEY AZ
srRy1srs, AND MOI '6ESTLEaEF - BIZ
eursr VIZ HOPE THIS HEsEEBT AFFAI
: WILL TEACH THE PRUDENCE
q Now, Mr.. aOlt Line Whig," you 0eln
). pothipy but : "serrile mechanic" "unf
for self-royernment," your "naturai como
. riopn being that Of Slaes--all you nave
y do, is 70 learn prudence, receive ifol
!, your tnssters' hand the miserable pittahc
which they gee fl 10 dole out 20 your with
!, cut grumblipg, and Be ready, a. 81 Times I
: bark up any tree, that your sousheTn '''S'
> ,ers see fl 10 tieyou To- ...-..-
: Let poverty, sickness, and distress eom'
. upon us-and in the hour Of unr extremes
distress and peril let our lass friend iorsak
u.-let us be compelled 10 wander lie sEaeE
less, SANDY desert alone with neggh'
. sIgke cur burning thirst " cool OCT PaTcns
II tongue but our Own scalding tears; an
toere, in those Burning suress '-- as fn
our praye-far away from our EiEureo an
0 he sacred endearmeDts Of nome Let a
: this-and more--come upon US, IN De III
1 viii, o, FATaEr or MEEcIEs! but save, on
save us from becoming q servIie Dousatace
Mechanic in Bridgepor. St1ndsrd.
: 4 Base sla4dsr Rs!aIs3.
1 The Weekly taioa, Of IBIS e5ty PROBES.