Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

HY?oCRtsY OF ADOLlTIoNIsx.-Jbee d.
legged "oatrages" upon the ''free stats
neu in Kansas, and the esssult BY
Brooks upon Summer, bsvs furnished
occasion j0s vast saO0es ct Abolition
Indignation and billingsgsss. 7 hs
have been denounced % gress inisss-
tions Of right, % heioous violations OF
Law. 10 relssitn to them, Abolition
meetiogs have passed ''blood and thun.
dsr'' resolutions, Abolition editors have
published vituperstive articles, and
Abolition clcrgymen have preached Ian.
stical Sermons. Does any DsD OF sense
Imagine that sense OF justice, . rever.
ence for law, . regard for injured right,
actuates these meetings, these editors.
these clereynenS We think not. Az the
Freemau's Journal observes. 10 the
course OF some RENAL, he upon the organ
ixed Abolition iusitstion. III this feel.
Ing we're sound and heslthful one, i,
" suld have been yossel at other end
more serious violations OF justice. W.
can recoIlect a few outssges SuPou
right which should have called it forth. y
The Journal prOceeds'
"Soms yesrs ago there Was living up.
on Que Of the hills which over. DOL
Boston end Fansuil Hall, community
, Of ladies' devoted to religion and educs
ton. At midnight their dwelling va
sacked and reduced to ashes, the chape
dssesrated, aud the tombs torn open
Ten thousand people of Massschusett
looked on, and not % arm. not voice
was lifted to defend that community O
women aud children. A prolonged after
investigation failed to substantiate oo
solitary offensc on tho part OF tho cutter
ers Of the outrage. twenty-five year
hare since passed, and not . dollar 0
repsration has been paid. Within
wear = Committee Of the Legislature o
- -..~. State esaeted . disgusting in
vasioo OF q private dwelling, likewis
occupied BY women and children. Pos
s,oly some OF Mr. Sumner,s indiguap
friends may have assisted on that oeoa
SION. We have had to record ip thes
which poor Catholics, With toll and $40
riice, have reared to worship God in
At Ellsworth, in Maine, . VENERABLE
priest was STRIPPED, beaten, tarred 90,
feathered, and ridden upon rail. w,
SEQ no account of sn Indignation meet
ing to denounce his assailsnts. Blu
then ne vas only peaceful man, faith
full to his calling, engaged in teaching
bis flock, cohsoling the sick, baptisinl
the infant, and burying the dead. HI
was not great anti slavery agitatol
standing up in the Senate Of the Unite
States, and denouncing the domestic
concerns of nearly bali the States Of I'll.
CoDfederacy, and likenipg honorable
Senators TO toats and reptiles"
The Abo itioAists care nothing about
law and right. Their indignation owe,
the Kansas ''outrsae" and the Sumoel
''outrage" is got up and kept up merely
for the promotion Of their politicsl ends.
By such means they hope to stir up q
sectional feeling 10 the North sufficiently
powerful to bear them into national
power. Their hope will not BE- realised.
The majority Of the people OF tho North
are too clear signsed to be deceived BY
their bypocri:ical professions, and too
patriotic to render aid to their treason
able purposes. Detroit free Press.
- Machinery has reached . great state
of pc. fection. We saw some burnt peas put
into the hopper Of = coffee mill the other
day. and in less than tor minutes il was oc-
cupriuO trAarn In IL