The Davenport daily gazette., 1856-10-27


deep feeling Of the people Of this portion
ef cur State upon the great questions q 10
sne. The next demo Sstrasioo Vail - snsde
Il the polls. ~hsa the people w'ti sessk IN
uoge eGeessal tsrns.
xu xxSc11ex ~ E1xxeuI,
The inportssce sttached 70 the opsaions
of shs Nss York HerslS was never % nsn-
,sess % since the recent St.te eisctions.--
Previous to that tine every editsr in the
M, OF the Administratioa, OF who sailed un-
osr the coloss Of the Border Rafhan De-
saccracy, denounced the statement OF the
Hr~sis se unworthy Of crsdence and its sc-
&c. a. beina ~sought up Porney asd his
cosd,assrs oeisined possession Of the tele-
rnph wires, and snoag other Dispatches
transmitted for political eject. was one AZ
noupeine that the n. Y. AsrsA hsd gisen
% the election Of Fremonl 4 sentence
wss wres led from its cennsctien and made
10 rssd ss though eennstt do actually dss-
sssr OF Fremoat.s slectioe; the cue wss
given and Away |, went casorsins through
sAe Border RaI6sR press. In every osss &C.
compsnied By some sage rejection OF the 81
s>eieus sisvsits who held the helm Of the
parssical e1aft.
Nov II natters very shghs.y indeed, ana
voula hare very iizle inAueses on the gen
sssl result. II .As Hrsk ~ give up FIRE.
.eaes election; bot - Il has done no such
dir. we % not IKE to 80 tbs sesmps ss-
.em,, 10 uansfsctare poiities, capital ou'
Of s,siemenis 80 glsringly false. Tbs Her
ed hsd calculated upon . better union OF
che forces sf Fremont and he'd hoped that
- tbs Dochsniers ieissast 10 make 30
mech depend upoa the result in Penns, Iva
MA shas lbe Republicans would have turned
ou, IN their fall s,renetk. Indignant that
sueh was not the case. and xilh the hope o.
srousins them to more vigorous sesion 10
the Presidential contest. the 4rsS told
the Republicans. that unless thsy orSsnYse
better and worked harder. Frenent stood no
chance OF eieclisn. Ii they permitted their
forces 10 be divided and allowed themselves
again 10 be sedaeed BY the Fiiinorettes,
they would surely be deiesssd. They had
the power. the strength within themselves,
end if they would only use IL they could OBJ
sain victory; otherwise Fremont would Be
Sefes.eo. Tas was the argument Of The
AsrsA and il hss rcd the desired eject; the
Repuhucsrs are working more uaStsdiy
and vigorously 10 dsfes, their oPP0cesia.
IN sssver TO female ReFusliesn who
chidsd the editor for giving Up Fremont, a.
sse had supposed he he'd done from reading
the Pre-Sisvery papers. the Hrsa of last
Mosday ssys
.she n mis.s ken, bowever. ia sUPPosine
thss we give up the election Of fremont-
We nevs. give up anything. We state
fsets snd treths, kpd ceduce ne,nrsi con
clusioss RON psssing esents. We snesss-
o. 10 rouse up the friends Of the cause, and
We point the fnge. Of scors s' the traitors
who have betrayed it,
Doe. this round much like sivieG up the
election es rremonti To do this would se
20 sSsaAon Kansas and oil Of The territories
10 sasvery; 70 sdop, the highxsymens plea
q, usiptaiusd in the osiend manifesto; &c
sssex Cuba. and BY % doing TO involve
ourselves In war with Europe; to consn-
tute psw slave States and to sanction the
lecisios Of the usi,sd 6tstes Court. that
siaveholders have 6 right TO take then
slsres Into the Yree States. All this will
be accomplished II Buchanan is elected. anc
tbs the n Y. Hera1 admits ir the follow
ing extrac, ss The legitimste effects Of such
aeplor.bls oversigh, Of the free sons Of
America
sSuch result o. this wosid. - 9 matter
Il cousse, estsbiish slavery 10 Ksnsas, and
complete the work begun BY Jeferson Ds-
vic and Mr. Perez; il would eonfrm ane
inssgursie the doctrines Of the Osiene
usaiissto, and would proclaim to The world
shst the sovernmen, of the United ststes-
With the fuil ebd deliberate sanction of thr
peopis OF the uaitsd States, was prepared
e wrese from iss owners Cabs, or any 9th
es fosssea dependency whose ssauisiscn j,
choee . censidsY desirsbie for the ous de-
veIopmsut Of this country and its destined
march among nations. Instead OF fes
Aoushfaces here and there. - he Demo
crafic meube,s from tie N Nor;h, who sup
pssssdthe repeal Of the Missouri Compso
niss, wers called, IL world be found that
shs vhele Of tie central States Of the Union
wess Asugbfsce Sisies. These results.
psodu .ed Sy the panic aroused shout the
0rien end the sbsoiuse necessity Of Keep
ins ths 0outh In the confeterscy BY sup
perunR its measures and eiscsihR irs ncni-
cess, would 81 least settle the history Of
tbs eouutry for many yssrs 70 come, snd
would give 10 the Democracy sn ss
cendsHey which. with the isas, prudence,
they might retain fer tour or Eve Pr-siden-
osi terms"
Are the psopie Of tbs North prepared for
suca result, Are they ready 10 sonLde
the administration Of our sosernmsni inte
the banda Of the impetu0us and osefbesr.ns
people Of the Soutni Do they Wish 70 see
slavery. with i,s benuntine and rstsrding
Influences. spreading over shs free territory
on our West Would they have the
Southern srislocsst. surrounded BY bis
slaves, 10 their mids,i We think not; 70,
I'll these things must follow the election Of
Fachsnsn. Then vote for Fremont, and
eIsvsry will be stayed where it is, Kansas
vtii he free, and the United States will
...... x.ith all ustions