The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-12

Der aernf, inasmuch Us it is ,ii.niiicd una
gcn,lemanly, that we feel anxou. To cncour
acc further efforts in the same spirit W.
will, therefore, with much pleasure cndeavol
TO set tic iRd,rldaai author right, as h.
uodestly a.sumcs 70 speak only for himself
Tsere il probably more policy than modcsty
however, in the declaration Of Democratic
editor in this State that in writing on til.
question OF Banking be only speaks his owl
or biz papers opinions, and not his party =
This community has no desire Ia know III,
opinions Of one of the writers &C the Dts,..
eras on Banking nor a the Dyjlu-tH II eIi
A. party organ---but il is anxious, Wit
every other business community in Ii.
State, to know how the Democratic part
OF Iowa stanos Oh the subject of Bank
The Dtmccnu canno, drny that il, party i.
seriously diridea ola ,h,- question thal
eomc Ct its organs arr against all Banks i
issue, and for an cxclusn, gold and silvc!
currency tof course including all thr IA.
currency" Of adjoining States J, while other.
favor good, sound Banking. ystcm. ~,
people Of Iowa are determined {" nav,
Banks Of their own, - thar thev ma, have
The advantage ~ currency" whirh thcl
know something about, and in which they
can place contidenc,' That they will trust
ps..y to establish this system, which IL :.
mitch divided on the question of Bank, a,
the Democratic party ia this STATE. ~ MI.
su-d. They know the Republican party i
IN favor Of a sound and safe Banking system.
The only salvation of this party. IL il ia
Oh. power IN the next Legislature, will lie.
pend upon giving tn. people such a system
To give them system admitting Of corru,.
ton, unsafe and not calculated 10 secure th,
confidence of the people. would he the
political rum as party. IL viii therefor,
b. 10 the 'a'sr,s' Of tue Republican party
~ u IS now their disposition, to establish
Banking system as nearly perfect as possible.
We have carefully read the article rcf,i.
red TO IN the Deaocra' Our opinion of Ill
Dsmotrai's POSITION rs gathered from IL,
article !. precisely what we Las, before cx
prrsscd-that II j, opposed 1, I'll Banka-
iv:, Bank have become airy evil
and must Tow In sornc form he '.e,a',d. Il.
hnal conclusion is thus" in booking owe.
the Whole field Of our hasinc>s relations 4,
'.is State VIC cannot eeme 70 the cvncla
ION, taaf Il y cxpeilent AZ tais early dal
10 establi:h Bank o, ..Sa.n That Is sui.
Aeient. The Dor. cannot complaa.
that we have mix,atea Il position, a. ".
give its own words. Ihe rEe On, is not T.,
fims, perhaps. 70 Discus to question wac,a
o. or not this is too carly Jay FOR Ban.
q Issue In Iowa. l, Is indeed quoAtlli
~sse. Ia nothing 10 10 with IL, o.. ..
State, but vita it, 5'.,a. interests. l.,
psorle demand 'ysten. q this state un.
sss ~a.ea sound and safe Banks can /, -
fablss1sd S. far a. Nc can learn the upn
Cos Il tie Democratic patty Ill Iowa. tina,
party 1T having dared to expires an eptl-
.sn % The question IN their state Coaf,u
f,e1 resolutions, they arr opposed To Bank
II iMse. The conclusion then is, that i
they car gain th, power IN this State, the,
s1n either refuse to establish a Rankin.
system, or form such a system a. must iron
- ioossnses and imperfectness bring IL,
Whole subject into disrrpute. The qucstio.
.ss 10, whether in view Of this Bank.nl
question, the people will place the peno.
efsfsc " Republican part, in power. IL,
Ds~srfaf denies that tais l. question !,
yriacfslt, and docs not wan, % sec il MAJ,
party question. IL i ANXIOUS thai Il,
AsnsAs question also should be kept out .
this eansess. IL would ~ doubt like 10 -,
every question thrown out IT the can, as
sron winch the Democracy occupy a pa
sstson repngnalt q tbs reerl. Eu, il nj
mifs This Bank question II quostion Q
policy Upon that policy ,h" ~" parte
afe divided, just a. much a If L were
question a princ'ple. Til. Republicans ar,
Sor banas--the brssoera, itself is clcarh
against them II even toah the position i
while baak, That II the nsa Constitution
we're adopted. il would drive an the rola ana.
silver currency out &C the STATE. Of cour>.
Through the Banking system established
under this cons,itutiou
The Democrn i of opinion that Nj. san.
1sls. IL candidate FIR Governor, "ccupie.
tue only tenable position. when b. SAYS Il,
vii not interP~c bis veto o. any constilu.
tsond Banking Law that the Legislator,
osy suomi, 20 the people. All Aud VIA,
surety have the people ot tin, Mr.. sam.
neb hae always been known a. an ANTI.
Sank man. liz and his party arr IN III.
hobst q constituting Constitutions a. the,
p'Aae<. He construes the very Constitution
usdss which this Banking system is g. ! /.
established, - making the negro eqga IL
ths white man, and as having for one OF IL.
oetsess The placing Of negro children along
40 q white children in our common schools.
van sot ths man who has the impudenc.
I'D sctsal dishonesty 70 do this, construe
tass Clause Of The ssid instrument rela,iv.
- 1sskiss, just - be plsases7 To secure
- soed approval Of Bal1iag Bill, the
Leps'sssss wili hsvs e adapt its views
Deeass'y 70 suit his own, just = Congress
- sas<opssd 70 do in framing the Ma
asesl hsak charter, TO suit the views OF
Sees Tyler. The result was, after making
~ eusb bill - b. seemed to want. be
vssee9 it % lass And % doubtless IL would
- MI ns eaeusl. Hn promise now i.
: - sDsstiasssnag promise, AID W doub,
vhseee > 1s0shlican Lsga.,u could B,
~ Ds1gtbtbey drsft such banking Bill
soee II. eeoseIs would not veto IL on
"csastsssssnss" grounds. The people arc
- - b dscsivsd By this. No matter
vhss ". esousk may promise. il IL known
ssse > = - Auti.Daak mas, and even /.
t. sss - ~. tAst lsEgs proportion Of
h ~ - eppossd 70 1anln a. .ais ,srs.,
ed ~ ke1snil aos dare % run counter
70 d. - olotep ety r elected Governor.
- 1nn.u1s hevs - majority Q.
80 sso~0&1e o1senv Lsgislssars.