Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-14
"An Ill Wind'' again.

Let those who make the Gazette the
exponent Of their party creed bring out the
straight JAG ket for the editor, for his lunacy
Is too manifes'ly apparent TO require further
p oof in the follow ing winch We quote from
the GAZETTE Of the 18Th:
But our most venerable nelgabor CHE
DEMOCRACY Closes with a remark which we
canno, wi,hoii from our readers:
I'VE do not hesitate to say that the lead
srs Of tn Eepablicsn party would z. ioice
10 see Kansas lave State and " II c. n,,i.
butte all within their power 10 secure that
result :"
We fear our neighbor has much less hes
ltation IN saying things, than his readers
have in believing what he says II is very
str ange indeed that the Republican parry,
.fler fighting from it, birth tor freedom in
Kansas. Would now "r-loice to see Kansas
a Slave State." Don't our neighoor resIy
suppose so h,mseIff DON'T he have the DIS
agreeable reflection that every reader laughs
at his assertion as quoted above, or regards
It with ontempt too deep for ridicule !?
As we have said what the Gazette quotes.
and what all but the wiIfully blind all know
10 be true, We will lay down the "pipe" so
annually offered to Us BY the cold lady" and
proceed to show why the Republican par
ty would rejoice TO see Kansas q Slave
State.'
IL the first place all their Con gressi al
acts show it TO be 80. The Republican ma
joritv in the House Of Representa-, IS re.
fused to take up Iornb's Bul repeating the
"black laws OF Kansas even when John
P. Hale had said the bill was unexception-
able. Secondly, the Republican III ljor I y
IN the House tackled on TO the army bill, an
amendment, NOT REPK ALING rHE BLACK
LAWS, but sayin. that the President, should
not employ the Army enforcing them. in
Duln's Kansas bill actually recognized and
permitted slavery o exist by lAw in Kan
sas ior several years, anc was passed BY the
Republicans Of the House. THIS bill also
enforced the Fugitive Slave Law. Every
act Of the Republican majority of the Hnuss
vas 80 framed as proven, any cohcar
renee OF the senate,witn . view of keep. us
things IN Kansas ~ they were, TOR the Dur
pose Of villaiuous agita,ic:. H. no sincl,
instance has = sincere desire accom- jamie,
pro e. action IN opposition 10 slavery !,
Kansas. The party had a. AZ 10 grnd ALI,
dad not wish to grind il TOO soon, for The,
"O'helio's occupation" would BE- xon,.-
Then no more inasmmaiory harsnx1es 70
"b,eed.a. Kansas" could be e,ap!oy.a /,
excite the people and embi,lsr them agains
the South.
We aver il, aud have proved it, that no
. single set OF the Black Republican par,
goes o show sincere des re 10 make ks,,
sas free State. They would rejoice in II
agitation which they hope will en,uv I
their par'y's b~nehl il Kan.as should ami
for admission a. Slave State. The G,
1-tte editorials are shaped So - TO prsv.n
Tree State men from gring to Kansas. A..
telling them that Low Buchanan Is eI.,t.
they had better ss,,le in Iowa, and lray
!. kansas 10 the BORDER kufi,sus.r E, o.
reader ct the Gazette psru.-d his articI
: anon thai subject "witn . eeatesaot n
dsep Cor eidisSie,s aAd ~laneA" q ~ 3. n
> ~ asa desso,asa-