The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-01
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Friend SAnpxRs; You may not receive
this ssfsre The srsss issse y decided. w
come what may, let the result be ~ i ~ills
| entreat you in Iowa. Who have led in this
noble contest, 10 Eight on.feht ever" tor
the great psiacipIe q hu0aa liberty. The
.outAefa papers. deaccraticss they profess
TO be. say thai there u hut sae tsess IN The
preside nual contest, and that u. the srseS-
SION OF slavery We accept The issae, and
believe the principle IS now 10 De settled
SO lar IS kaasas and Nebraska are con-
cerned Hence We would contend Tor ~.
suic,ing and restraining human seryitade
nov, ss did Adams, jefferson and Hancock
Ia the memorable days et &c.
Be, ~ast spectacle for the nineteenth
CENTURY, The people OF The American Re
public, tthe only professedls Gree soil upon
which the sun sheds It's Tsys,) divided into
Ia 6eree. conflicting parties, one condemn
ing human servisaae. AID demanding 10 be
heard in behalf Of .,asyfy, while the ether
ID confending for ssasry. and wish il oil its
leu! brood Of eaoTmties and wrongs. And
aho is the advocate. indirectly Al least. Of
the hises.f place Of thls question, and who,
I not the oEsR advocates for slavery, lie
aeoiogis,s snd maligners OF those Who
would say to this foul ulcer, thus far shalt
;hou 90, and no isriher'n Why, none 9th
er than the party which claims to be Dem
o.sstic." That party whose motto has been
The greatest good Of the greatest number,
and who PROCESSES, OF asei 10 gr@sss, such
mesbid sympsthy for the oppressed. the
down trodasn and the working clsssss; why
this is The party that yseiss 10 the menace
Of the stakeholder, and is willing TO join
heart and hand with him IN the extension
and supper, Of an institution, which lead
| ing southeFG statesman once said was The
san OF all ahonins,,an.." Yes. in this
great struggle for Gpholding the weak and
/ oppressed, for humsn rights, such as are ga.
cred and ins.isnable, the Democrats party
i false not Snly 10 IS country, but to hu-
lnaniiy, and to Its own beloved principles.
But We are told BY these advocates of des-
eo,isn and slavery, that the "Aoolitonists"
are making all the disturbance. And This
disturbance is not merely whether slavery
shall De restricted to its present limits, but
whether we shall have free Press and free
speech in this country. Both Of these aaes-
tons have been settled negatively at the
South, and nov these tyrsnts would Try II
on Us in the free States. Despots give
Ees speech and free press here Is they Dc
in Europe. and If Bancroft % night when Dc
says "E,ernsl vigilance is the price Of Lib
erty." thar vigilance must no, be relaxed
either nux OF after the election. But whl
are the AboH,ionists our Democratic pstri
OTIS sssail They are usually men OF isrs'
hearts, having strong .ymPsthies with lbs
oppressed. Men who are morbidiy eonsei
enlious in what they 90, and yet but few o
them sympathize with the Republican par
~, because they do net go far enough, .
cps ly tue axe TO the root Of the tree Of evil
The term is applied to The friends OF Ere
mont aud freedom as one o. reProsch, but
carries none. No man was ever stabbed il
hotel dining ROM By an Abohuonist.-
No Uniled States Senator was ever siriekel
aosa in his seat BY an Aboltionist. The.
do not carry dirks or bowie knives, CT sta
ger through the halls Of Congress, vii
foul Impressions. threatening the lives 0
those who dare utter il debate their homes
convictions. No, no. II is left for tn
leaders u the Demoor attic party to do ihes
taIngs, and then when they would Willy an
Insult their opponents, they apply an bon
ored epi;hei, ii humanity means anything
although with the South and its norther
l.ekies, il embodies everything yile.
The Republicans in lhi- cry and Stat
we're never more hopeful Such enormou
frauds as were praetised in Pennsyl vsni
and Indiana will not again be repeated, an
ia The former State the victory turns Gu
snything bu, encouraging. The Admin,
ration sad the South, and the southern me
in this city, poured into Pennsylvania nn
/, tola wealth. Their Efforts we're unexsH
pied, yet the aggregate sote GA the cor
} gressisssl tsFel pow gives the Republicau
tue majority, while ths vote for COMM;
sloner was Hesgrely Baebansn. Our trisnc
! everywhere are DooEant and hopeful, an
that Fremont, Free Press, Free Speech an
: Free TERRITORY viii be triumphant ther
nov exists ~ reasonable doubt
One Of the hsppiesl effects Of tie r.
, publican triumph, will be the severe rebak
: of the ios brssado aad cJstempu5le dii
union threats Of the iew Shareholders
j Riehmons and Charleston, contemPtbl
irsgmeats OF the Republic, who try 10 il
, 1. a,idaie The poker fol Nor b and to irights
aecen, white men II is only yesterday
T leaaiag Fillmore nsn 10 Western Ne
. Yofk--s yiFg nisn, and oEiy resident
, the North few years-to.a use he eoul
sand il no longer. ''The ultra South sal
s..d be, "hss suited the conservative sPir
. taere, and us4elled free speech and Ii
Press, and can stand il no longer. ] 8
, | COZ Fremont. We may fsil this TINE, b.
: | he principles We contend for will neVe
DE. / sm ready for another campaign.
REsExsEs.- II either Buchanan {
, | Fillmore lie elected, Kansas will come int
! the Union &c Slave State; and that