The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-24

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To shs Eisssv 81 tAs Jestssssi M. jvisAsee
.aaami,,se spposa.sd % prevent the sirlaiiea u
fssiissss documents in this cenmaaity rss' Ne al
have your paps. aseoatiAss1 |
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But from sar tbs, should secas dead % !. srsssd
y, have ordered the Risemssd Ess~irs- sad b.
tween the two hsps g ps''s' p'Sl' sSss,ie.sa
.'a'' fJrsss..s, r.s, ~ ~ 3.
In the ABOVE. sxtracts We have exhibieAt
ia striking contrast the spirt Of slss1. and
the spirit Of freedom A cilizen Of GsorgiaI
quietly subscsibes fora pager published At
the Capital Of our nation, which i guilty OF
defending The principles Of Republicanisu,
in courteous and CALM maPner. He is
waited BY comdlAse and compelled TO
stop has paper for SkisA A. npssy has been
paid. OF copsss ~. nolllS must and does
submit to Dir gsenaiesl ands.
On the stkaf kaaA. " ~ . eiaizsn Of
Wisconsin belly sss3iAe tAes - - sub
scrised fos. 81 Iassab sesssd ! laper biz
terly opposed y sAess psi.eiplss. which The
people u hh Stats have snpAateally adopt.
cd a. their own. 50
Every casliA ~ - s1nit, that che
rapid advance q ~ ossss q Wisconsin, in
civilization ard wealth. % oag b sttribu.
ted to the fact that ies insaisntieas have ever
been the revsss Of dose msintainsd BY the
Enquirer. Yet no man - alarmed At ito hatred
Of free labor. and free soil, OF iss snssrs q
the "tradsrs" aud .grsssy mechanics" Of the
North
Who dreams OF vigilance Committee
TO prevent the circulation Of pro sssssry doc
uments, How many Of the citizens Of Nil
waukee could be induced to wait on Af
PETER and request him to write to the edit
ors of the "Enquirsr" to ''discentinue" thsi'
base Sheet"
Again-Mr. Toomas Of 0sorgia. GOES 4
Boston and delivers lecture in defence o
the peculiar institution" before : lasgs su
dience, he 10 heard with ate alton and trest
ed with courtesy. A few venture to show
their dissent from his views BY faint o.
tempt a, hissing; and - : reward for thsil
wan, Of politeness, receive sevsrs cast
CATION from the city journals.
| A Senator from Massachusetts, the rep
resentstive Of the hearers Of NJ. Toombs
expresses his sentiments on similar quss'
ton, and 10 attacked 1t his seat In the Sen
ate Chamber by chivalrous son Of tht
South. who is spplauasd for the actby the
Southern press, rewarded by presentation
OF plate. canes, &c, and extolled q . wor'
THY Representatives and defender OF South
ern institutions. 1TE f CAD
Indignation. has bsen expressed in ali
quarters at the "gag-laws" of the bogu,
Legislature Of Kansas. But they are only
the embodiment Of the rea! lsU Of Ill the
slave States. Slavery cannot esist where
Freedom Of the Press and Freedom o.
Speech Is tolerated. The whole system il
founded on wrong and injustice, and can on
" be maintained BY the same means. Free.
dom and Slavery are sntsgonistic princi.
pies and cannot exis. together
Extend slavery and with it you besi'a
civil and religious freedom; hence the Sc
cret Of the stronghold the Republican move
ment has upon the masses Of the North
Just so long q there are those who believe
that the Declaration Of Indepsndsnce and
the Constitution are realities, and contain
grea, living principles, just 50 long will
there be firm and ardent opposition 70 the
extension OF q system, which 10 wholly !,
varisnce with the Institutions Of our Repub
| tic AslIcoLA.