The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19
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a. N BI.i,r l,srtl.s. I Jvt.te I all be -
+ IL fature a,so. MANY siu aayc betr-, cd
bet arr fus ~ uil communion alth the
parts air. [ 40 nui 1u.l.ec they have ~
pented
re mem ser, u lie p.mocritic party
then have MT always eiung en- tle Consti-
tg,soil 4, so understand b, iHd N We andcr-
stand Il very differently W. cannot belong
t. the same party.
We must not ou.t IN add tAat VI hettt
closes his letter wsta tae expression of the
belief that tac great National Dcmaeratir
party Will he det,ates. % l>te.
But as another instance II a leading Dem
ocrat speaking out candtdly and in condcm-
nation Of the policy. or portion Of the
policy e the Democratic party, We ma,
mention Col. jeff DAVIS IL j. also nuta
blc instance OF the rascalls inconsistency II
certain men who stand at the head II the
so-ealled Democratic party. t"l. Davis Wa
the leading spirit of the Pierce admini.tras
tratipn VI all it, domestic policy. lie did a
niuct a. any other man connected with that
administration III engineering through the
kan-x.- Nebraska hill, and he made np
cOncealmeu; q AIs motives. lie urged IL
on extreme SssFhtra grounds. a Il matter ~
justice and prof; t. tie >,g'b H. fought
iof !; a. purely ) southern sectional meas
ufe fje brought e. hear slI III, Influence.
nj onlv ~ Pierce himself, bur on III.
Northern Democracy, 10 secure tile repeal
q tie Missouri COMPROMISE. His object
"a. T. transfer the slavery battle from the
Halle u congress t. the great territories
themselves, when the South would stand MA
eqnsl chance with the North. and thus ter
inmate IN L.r favor the national agitation a
The slavery question forever This was the
method the Secretary e War adopted H.
secure for i united >outhern support
But JEFF Dave has been making a .Ieech al
hatcher Me- see where b. stands-with
What d Pecksnlffisn grace he washes hl-
Lands II tie very thing and ths very argtl.
meats 10 once advanced. H. his speech b.
SAYS
He had ever comhsitsd the squatter
Sovereignty doctr1n. ~ a dangerous ii,ss-
sasioa. .i.d shat d harr.a har, ~ r.ap<a
from that sorti ,ss,' II sen, ne slarery isss,
from tie Hale " Congress 10 n, T,rritor,ss.
'sers to gsRsrafs fatsraai stytft. bioodsi,d. aad
n< othsr phhalioirei iacsdesis Il Grid gar.
WITHOUT PRODUCING oSE TANGIBLE COOP.
IL compelled the administration, in the
Kansas difficulties, ~ interIc-c H.. Federal
arm. notwithstanding the earliest de.ir. tina,
the local civil power, with the ordinary air
a tie pos ogaiiafHs wnnld be all sui'i
cierf. Such were the results u squatter
Sovereignty, even n cxempliiici III q Ter
risOry wher. the Inhabitants were cinigraits
frnn the old state.; and their tendency
should bc o. convince every citizen Il tie
danger, the .fsilacg, md ne iapracslcatil,t
cf the decfffRt.
Judge Douglas will have some difficult,
in swallowing this bitter pill The incon.
sistency Of jeff Dsyl- j. but little wor..
than that Of Douglas himself