Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
avPoCauTEs CONFEssING.

oyROCWuUEs
From every quarter OF the smoking
rims Of the late Republican cncamp-
nnept, we now hear the confession Of
leading densgogues and corrupt jour
nails that they never even suspected
that Kansas would become Slave
State, and that the present Ad'nlnistrH,
ton Of Franklin Pierce has done al
within its power, all that Black Re-
publican Aid Societies, rifles and rum
ans would permit it 10 do, forpreser'.
ing the peace Of that Territory
All remember what howls Of assn
med rage have gone up from time u
time against the Administration Tor
not preserving peace, while Black Re
publicans were declaring war, nuii'iy
ing all territorial laws, and deiying Jn-
sdici.l authority. The Herald Of Free
dom was the organ of these Northern
traitors in Kansas, aud constantly 'nri-
Ned rebellion and resistance to law. VI
was such nuisance, such an obstacle
20 order that il wascrushed ont. Is
again established and proiuu!gat" this
fatal confession
Dssu,se the fact a. much Will, ,hrr 4, aoin
Sf irresponsible per ons, calling thfrns Av's f''eSa
men. who arc .nsssd in h4rsc stealing. anilo;h'r
crimes sg,in., the Ptosayety settlers, AM "sc1pt
tbemselycs un YER the Plea that thy haSr t''''N'
injuries AZ III. hands Of til. party on which W. -oi
nit their depredatlons Whether thes hay u""'h
ed injuries or no, tn y arc not Jas,iAah's IN e'fr-
sing outrage upon TIE person. or prop ~ 81 osh,f'
aud II continued shouii be punished for =. Will
ve.s,a,e nea n elton these ou.ragt, upJn he Pro
sny,r, party We hoe they willp.' complain Y tley
VI their fsienis safe THE hands q u Ii f''
Yvs,y proper holder and astuai re- iic' ok I-
sa. let lin belong to whd parry IA. viii, Dit.
peso. and he should labor I, secure It. Is III r'r'
VII b, compelled T. join hahd' IN r,iilts {. ''''-
cry VI TN blscke;s. horse i"tsV's an''s'n '.''.'
with which Kansas Is invest =, II tweni ~ =
CT this class % pers each size ~ers fssIs' "
dlG vicksburs Nc shouil have quisl ssa''. > :
Han ~ ComHttfe. made up Of he inel1bef' ~ b-i'
psuics sneeiei TO bring 10 justice those "h ~ ''-
eorins nigh, and day 10 erns about nneih'' 'N =
between the conflicting political p,rl'-s.
We 81 conscious thai many pJoicssed Pr s'U
men viii r.ute u. for sssersi's thst mSli''rs {
our Nu marty are oohcfrnel Ia Ties TIA , b.
vel iuslIet md que; to IL rountry more ina
their g,dd will No wrong DOL h-ir9g 20 '''' .fr-
~ he may, need espee' 4 o. t:7 a.foa' e z
wrensfol ssis u The Heraa y freedom Nv
plated 10 subsers the tsrss 4; "a -, M 4 ~
y faltAisi 10 its mission white - N ,xi's'n-e.
Thus hashcs u ray 8, .r!ti, fufn ~
agents Of Darkness. They noN Admit
that large numbers OF PROSTATE men
arc bandits, robhing and rIuulrf.nr
from Pro Slavery men, and invili'" q
conflict between the two CLASSES.
Election ~ now over anano harm can
come III telling anccessary truth. lhu'
We have the confession. %. il.-c false
hearted hypucritcs, that mproN"h'i
robbery anl crimes from ncC ,,llrE
themselves the agents 81 liberty, a,e
the cause Of all the disturbances in
Kansas
II further transpi.es that the Aso>t
attrocicus tillainies have been prac-
cdnpon the PEOPLE u the free States,
by Aid Societies, AID Kansas Full
Ta,n,,;,I, .,.J 1900 t,,-.. ~ ,,,.,..,
collected to h. wasted IA the leciioi>,
and that the poor wretches VINO IA q
been sent to kan>as with promise, Of
one years support, II they Womb isI'
and biindlv Obey orders, ~, crus'ly
lett to stay,e. When the whole cata-
loguc Of the crimes and WroHts q: Ere
mont freedom shrirkers comes to high.
as they certainly viii, even treason Will
blush at the yillainies that havc hcen
pcrpetra,ed in the name Of Freedom.
We arc enabled to give letter o; eir
cular signed by Col. Harvey and ninety
other Free State men in Kansas, which
opens fresh chapter IN exposing TIE
hypocrisy cfBlack Republicani~m. Let
none fail to read il who would know
somewhat Of the enemies Democracy
had to encounter. and from whose ,rea-
son the country has happily escaped.
fsoln the Missouri Democrat, Dec. -.
FROM kANsAs.
Exposition Of the Kansas Ala society.
LAWRENCE, X. T., Nov. "a, 1856.