The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-27


phils3elpAia, DC. ., ioSs.
Tie ltieo1s u she lev. = Tyne, late
8eeese oftAc Chuvch q ths BIZ esys Asv-
~ ssesrel ~ - of lCaeineI IN, zen
- s s..ss5 ). ~ ~ ~ Is -
= - 1Casspsll sssl. TAs ILL I5sh
-. - dsssek slswdea Il ksah servi-
- w3h vsay iatelligsns And attentive
eoe0re9ettea, asDeabled to listen to this
ssle. ts!tAasl And fearless preacher. Who has
oes9 oSvea eseM ~ palpat Or de Church
q sAs Epiphany y the pro-slavsry mem.
- q teae parieA. The large attendance
q Natieesl Hall. ID IN rvidsace OF the
49, eyneeaAy for III. Tyng 10 this COM
@oesYs - the NeaRrs coneregation u
me CnnteA 81 the Epiphany Last Sunday 10
esoet ~ majority Of HE late practitioners
are With Tie Rector in this struggle for
Fresasm and Free Speech. More than
ox0Qo0 has been subscribed 10 build new
chsech Soe Mf. Tying, and the committee
who have The matter in hand ore confident
that The requisite amount viii be speedily
realized.
u is pretty plain from the above, that the
asteaPt 70 ostracise and silence the oatspo-
kea Episcopal preacher, have recoiled tre-
meaaossly. Rev Mr. Malcolm, Of Pitts
burg (Baptiss) and Rev. Mr.. Sampson, 81
Norfolk. Of the same Observation-Disclosures
also ossted for sympathy with freedom, Ell
thsr svowed or uspected-and have hte-
rally been besieged with calls to settle in
Other places. Rev. Mr.. Conway. of Wssh-
layton city. (Uaitarian) was invited to re-
sign. for presching against Slavery, aud
has been called q. once BY aiourishing So
cieiy in Cincinnati. but declines ON account
Of the prospee, Of new "free" church in
Washington. These are about Ill the
'martyfs" among the thousands Of pastors
Ia the United States. tho have spoken for
freedom with more or less dstiuctness late.
~. and these seem 10 be pretty well proyi-
ded for. Probably. in every instance,
whether they spoke wieeiy or not, the in
Aasnce OF the "martyr" has been much in-i
creased BY the attempt 10 suppress free
speech. An attempt in ANAL way in our
own State was not more successful. A
clesgymsn in Upton having deemed II his
duty 10 preach what he considered very
moderate sermon on IL Sigas Of the TIMES
~ Ne Csrsros1ss Dssis-a Upton pa.
per noticed il in the following digni6ed
way;-we quote from Boston Journal:-I
FcR SALT RIVER.
The slow calling steamer, John C. Free
mont, will leave her wharf, at the Tribune
O6ee, n. Y, on "Wednesday, p. H., next,
u hall past three o'clock, for Salt riyer.--l
AL the faithful are expected to be present,
and join the COW party. A special invits-
tioa Is extended to that woolly headed min
lister Of Upton, who preached the great and
grand political sermon on Sabbath morning
last. In the abolition church Of this place
We would suggest thar the gentleman above
referred 10, be one Of the chief cooks, as We
have no doubt ..e @cui4H he an excellent
band al making mule soup and grasshopperl
pie.
Nothing daunted, however. the said min.
lister ventured TO preach again. after the re-
suit Of the election was made known, on
the same subject. The notice having secur-
ed several votes for Freedom and Fremont,
il wss probably deemed inexp dent again
thus consenpssously TO deny the right Of
minister 70 utter his honest consiciions on
questions Of public interest and Importance.
Kansas Itsas.