Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

M...... Epssoss 81 lsd ssoo ~
,...... Of March 10th that its Estsoes .,
A.. ;us, discovered the importance Of c
.v;os honest .ss Of strict issses'sy 10 !.
-, f,i,v C. oussil fos The ssxt year sso h
,ooes the, aiderstioa vill govern tas y
,eopls in their choice for Aldermen ss j
h. ,prius election. II the Gssssts (ths ,
aepublicaa organ hese) doU't realise
he necessity for that before this sios'
IN angel from above would fail to in
prsss it 90 his mind.
Two years ago, the Gsssses toto %
The came thing aud RECOMMENDED the
great Know Noshiss party - the only
nssns Of iss soosuaossiou. The pse-
pls (oiten too srsdslous) tried it, and
found il rotten before it vas born.
thing 90 vile that tho Amsrissosdog and
buzssri alike turn from ito putrid sss-
case with losthiog and disguss.
A year later aud the Gazette sctsow'
lsdRss that it has been little miststso,
end the people . good bit disappointed
in tho Gssssss's great X. N. party, that
it Vas not quite the thing. from which
to select honest rulers. But the Gssstts
VS. determined that Davenport and The
County shoald Be ruled BY honest NEE
and tho Republican party arose from
tho roios Of the X. N. faction. The Co
1stte hes its esrnest and earliest suppor.
/ tiers commanding il TO the people -
worthy its consideration end one from
which they could sslscs hoosss men for
Office, il went into power almost unasi.
uous, the people tried it, and for spoil.
add pluuder. for riot and bloodshsd, for
. Dissertation Of tho ballot box, 90 open
and secret hostility to the constitution
Of our Country, it hes no type in any.
thing that has ever proceeded it.
Its members Of Congress expelled for bri
berry aud corruption; forty more banded 10
ge'hrr 10 r--ist al Legislation, unless pad
extra, its principal Eii'.rs ae-'ng f"git've'
from justice, with that 81 goo Ike Ciddeon''
sword bearing over tmem wherever they 60
We need not 70 beyond Iowa 10 prove thu
this Republican party 10 = hnmbug that hal
broken every pro,nis- and violsted every
contract; for in the Gazette VI Feb. %. H.
Editor says it was the intention Of the Re
publican party 10 modify the Name Liqao
: Law. DID they do il? No, but made it
Thousand time, worse, and more opprrslvs
' IL consoles Senator Ru,ch with the reaectio
tina, II he is humbugg~d rid deceived, =
< the rest Of the Republican psrty 10 true, b,
, what consolation is this to those upon who,
j, the law falls with deep aud double sfii,ctio,
la the same Editorial he says the L'cenc
Law could never have passed. hal the R.
: poblicAns ever heard it resd, is that The Va
t Rspubi.eans ek,s!atr Tor the ps'lie, pa
~ made up Of all the dec.ncy, all the edu
Gallon and all the religion, sitting BY, da,n
: as assss, y bile law was passed, more OF
press've aud unequal in its Operations th.
4 any law found upon slave holding statu
+ book. sxcusing themselves by saying th
'hey did lot hear il rsou2 A conxrsgsti.
Of monkeys ". uld do better than that, q
YET that il the party whom the Gazette tel
J. rs will furnish men ot s,s,n Integrity u
% business alions 10 &C, - Alder 70,
Il fos ihe coming year, charge nothing {
:, their ssr.ic.s, saving tie city $500 ".
for .Sl.ry's. BIT Wh.; As.ursaee DO Il
e editor. Of the Gazette sWs the psvpie ~
It The .cen~s enacted by ihsG wan IL, pnw
= oas year ego, will AZ, follow her si~cts
!, again. For We know that while II j. CO..
mon 10 be deceived once, twice by
!" same patty 10 little more than The poop
10 Of Davenport will endure.
,r We cay thea we agree with the, 0asel
. that not only our 1sxt Council bat ,
p. public Offices in The State, should b I'll
with honest m-n, with good tusiusss Qa
;! i6ca'ions and s'sra io'sg'.'y. And I have
X doubt his two j ears oohnsction with
IA Know Nothing and r -publicAn par.iss
aided aitn In coming 10 this conclusion.
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