The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13


sorry such articles do not please ihem' but
our feelings ATE somewhat ameliorsted by |
the fact, that they are the last we designed |
gratifying. Our venerable ne,ghhor OF the
Democrat attempts a criticism, which IRON
tie cri,ique individual soon ripens into The
critique general OF the Republican party
In the course Of his remarks, he says:
sit, the Gazetto, says that "thousands OF
good people now preparing 10 make Kansas
their future home, and thousands ALREADY
there, will settle ia Iowa. uuT nelghbof
is both illogical and annetufal IA has Reason
lng. II peace and prosperity 40 kansas
uader Buchsnan's Adm siranon Will pre-
vent thousands IRON gong there those
.thoussnds' csnnot be the good people the
sGazelte' would like to see settle IN Iowa"
All, Bat We do not hook for peace and
msaistrstion The Cincinnati platform
endorsed the administration al Pierce and
ali its acts. Mr.. Buchanan declared he vas
no longer james Buchanan, but the Ciaein.
nat platform. Under Plerce's sdininiatra-
tioa, We all know what the peace and
prosperity in Kansas" has been. The Blu
chsnan administration ander his adoption OF
the Cincinnati platform, must be the Pierce
administration continued. What promise
does that offer OF peace and prosperity in
Kansas. Mr.. Buchanan has been elected
on The direct issue OF freedom or slavery IN
Kansas. Upon that issue he received the
eaiire vote OF the South for slavery. Upon
that issue. the entire North east its popular
vote against him, with probably the excep'
ton OF one State. The success of the dem
ocEaric party has told the world that Nan
sas will be made slave state If il IS in The
power oil lie Democratic party to eontEofer'
tie will OF the people. For this reason
"ihousands OF good people now preparing to
make Kansas their future home, and others
already there" will change their designs,
Such seems the inevitable result, although
We hope freedoms gallant sons will not for
sake the banner oflEeedam which IS plant
ed in Kansas. but which is not yet va
wing in triumph.
To illustrate how the Presidential EesIli
is regarded in Kansas, we make The follow
ing extract from the Kansas correspondence
Of the ST Louis Democrat. This is q Dem
ocratic and Southern paper. let il be rec
elected Col. Titus ought to be good su
,hori.y to border rufhlns outside as well as
inside of Kansas
I had an interview with Col Titus snc
cleaned from him some opinions about the
Presidential question, and as be doubtles:
sueaks for the whole border Tuthan party, l
will write some OF them. He says il FIRE.
mont is elected he take up his bed aht
walk" Good h said further, that ]
Buchanan was elected lot which he had mol
The least doubl) he would advise every Tree
State man in iAe Territory 70 do the sam;
thing. referred 10 the cry 1t The Nurth
of -Bechsnsn, Breckenridge, and Free han
sas,. whereupon be assured me that buehah
an was pledged 10 the South to make Kan
sas Slave Stale, and that would be Inc re-
suit. H. adAiited 10 me thai ne peisfee
Kansas Is "a not adapted To slave LABOR, ou'
that il must be made = Slave State to pre-
serve the balance 81 power, aad thai me
South would have il a ANY cost.
We hope our venerable nelshbot viii drop
bis Cigar, and put the above "a IN. pipe io'
the especial pleesure 81 a private smoke =
Col. Titus and his opinions ought 70 afford I
gery comfortable o5og IN The nostFils Of e
good Democrat as our neighbor, and VI
hope be sili ENJOY The pipe We have .
kindly preferred hin. Nos N view OF thes'
apinrons iroal 8 kindly source, upon whs
foundation does our neighbor volunteer III
following remark:
The election OF Buchanan VS. II at one
determine thousands OF honest and Peseea
Die yeomanry 10 migrate 10 Kansas, Nhef'
they can labor and live ia quiet ana peace
fearing no harm from cut thToats ol any de
scription from the k.uFth % the South.
l. our venerable neighbor so gerdant a
to suppose, that ~hea BY the result Of tn
late election the prospects, Tor Kansas be
coming Slave State are vastly increased
this .will al once determine thousands 0
honest aud pf Aceable yeomsnry TO emigrait
to Kansas" isthI an additional assurance
'they can labor and live 10 quiet and peace2
We fear our ne ghbor Is endeavoring to i'm
pose upon the public, IDEAS that he is nc
himself cyedulons enough 10 entertain.
no,. be IS scarcely sufficiently informed t
correctly inform others, and his statement
should be taken with great deal Of allow
snce.
But our most venerable neghbor close
with "a remark which He cannot Withhold
from our readers:
1--WE 10 not hesitate 10 say that the lead
ers OF the Republican psrty would reloie
TO see Kansas Slave STATE, and VIII cor
tribute all within their poser 10 secure tha
result"
We fear our neighbor has much less hes
tation in sayiag things, taan his reader
have in believing what be says. II Is yer
strange indeed, that the Republican part,
after fighting from its birth for freedom
Kansas, wonid now "rei5ice to see kanss
Slave State Don't our neighbor real
suppose SO himself Don't he have tn
dirsgreeable reflection that every resde
laughs at his assertion quoted above, {
regards it with contempt too deep for rit
ieule! We trust our kjad neighbor will
more careful. He has q reputation TO los
perhaps, and He don't ike 10 see him sqaar
der il in this manner. If be has no GOO
reputation, and that IS should be sorry ,
believe, he il getting cid enough to beg
to build one ap out be must take bette
plsp 10 do II silan tifs above way.
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Endorsing the Pierce Administration.
Is il possible the people are perfect
satisfied with the Pierce Administration
So they have said ia electug Buchanan
Buchanan most ..emphaucally endorsed III
Pierce Administratian and all its scis VI
on that endorsement be was elected,
more imbecile, rotten A administration nert
d,ssraeed the ouutg. Sectional 10 re d.
signs, dangrfou. in precedent, corrupt 10 il
Influences, inl6eciie whore il should Law
teen strong, powerful shea esd was to b
psrpetraied- the country never az al
be cursed by 20 grand an exhibition c
demsgogueB Yet ialy endorsing ever
act OF this Administration. su Adminslra