Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-06

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We cannot better describe the Abo
htlonists than by quoting from All ex-
change paper the following ..., /!
lie loses Ill belief,s all hith, III
hope In society, in the church, in hu-
manity, in God. He becomes traitor
to his country, an enemy TO society -
All infdei in religion, aud Il blssphcmer
against the Almighty. We do not
mean TO say that all those called Abo
litionists are thus by no means, but
they are travelling in the same path, !,
and must come to the same end as
those that have sounded its depths,
who, like Garrison, step by step have
reached it, ultimate aud only end--ut-
ter disbelief in man and impiety to
God 1t is the end, the actual condi-
| ton Of all those who have labored for
years, steadily and honestly to practi- |
cailze a false abstractiOn--tot transform
liz into truth--,he phantom Of their
own diseased perceptions into reali
ty--to undo the work of the Almighty
and make the negro man like them
selves. Starting with lie, and such
lie, that widely different things consti-
lutte the same thing - that the negro
is white nan-in short, that black is
white, all they have done OF said, or
tried to do or hoped for, is, OF ncccssi-
~, equally false are lies, measureless
and tathomess as the great parent lie
that bcgot them. And now, after so
year. effort, the best argument they
can offer to the people is to n,l> them
selves, TO accomplish the abolition zen
terprise" - 10 dissolve the Uniou, to
break down slavery" - to "abolish +"
their own institutions, that they NAV
"abolish the natural relation of white
men and negroes -- to trample their
own laws under foot. that they may
pervert the DEGREES of the Almighty
- ia short, to cut their own Threats
for the imaginary good Of the worship
ed negro.
1T is, indeed, wonderful delusion,
and dcplorable as wonderful 1t has
squandered untold treasures of intel
lert, as well as money, and it has left
sad and desolate, ifnot despairing and
taihless, some OF the finest minds and
noblest hearts that ever lived"
Grand Macs WcraiWg ~ ~ &c cine.
Let all who desire to attend the
Grand Mass Meeting at Muscatine mex,
Tuesday, Tomorrow and hear Mr.
Breckenridge, the Democratic Candi-
81 date for Vice President. leave then
=, names at this office, or Al the Office o.
the Evening News.
y, Orm HanIrs.-Ihe London Time,
re has been writing up the go ahead hah
N its of Americans. In the estimation
B. OF the Thundcrcr, citizen of the Mod
lie el Republic is no more capable Of great
B. ness than a gale Of wind We clip 4
III paragraph
10 Wherever Won see an American. he
" is going over the ground rs fast as he
of can. And whatever the motive NAV
ID be, what pleasure or profit, it is tn,
same In Europe he is pale and
y, hreathlcss sightscer. always in rapid
al Transition, as if a ghost were pursuing
to him. insa,'ablv accommodating stages. ~
n il his life depended on the sum tota
at the end Of the week He carrie.
!. the fever of business into the tour. and
reckoning up grand sights per score
e. in his mental ledger he becomes 9
lis capitalist in arches. waterfalls, glaciers
s. old columns. Roman amphitheatres
), feudal castles. Romanist relies, lakes
passes, galleries. statues, and Hotels
is de Vile. In his own country he
Sc thinks nothing Of packing up all hi.
ut furniture goods, chattels, and house
. hold goods, wife and children, and
setting off to morrow morning for some
" swamp 1000 miles of, on the Nilsson
u ri or Mississippi, where everything
I'd whatever, even the rising OF the sun
Won would think from the look Of the
Is scene. has to take place for the first
time. II We are to believe accounts
ie even that which more than anything
lie else binds the human mind and create,
a the stationary tie-the sight Of YOU
o. own creation, your labors and theil
=. success-does not blind the American
settler he STAYS till he has converted
IS the swamp or forest into fruitful field
H. and then, leaving his eldest boy as hi
~ bailiff. sets of with his wagon-loat
IN again to some place rs distant from hi
80 last home as his last home was from
. his preceding. to renew the battle will
70 nature, to cut down and build up, ant
tn create fresh world Of culture.
as
SENTENCE OF ARRisoN. - Arrison. tn
lie torpedo hend. a Cincinnati, he's been eel
" fenced 20 ten years imprisonment - the v
OF most limit Of the law.
e 1.-THE crop Of cranberries in tnsNort
We West Of New Jersey, is said 10 BE- unusual
Sc " large this season.
q The number Of em,grants who hav
IN laoJaA In Nauv Vnrk IA Can't QAlh mi