The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-27
oar Candidates and or DUTY.

.srtag and Lieutenant Governor, ly the IL
publican pre.4, has be.n sucl a iaot omi. {,
- extremely gratifying e. ever, SINGER
we.i rl,i.cr 81 the PARTY, Int u, yivas A.
.t.rilce 81 a coMplctc tirtor7. II tie pcto,
bet election We publish to-,la. sumc a.
trac,, fr,n other payer. relative To tses-
nominations. aai shah coa,iuue them nj
interval. y, that our reader, may nrcoac
better acquainted with their candidate,
and Z, Illustrate ;ac strong determination
II tile Republican party 70 give item a cor
Tia. support. judge Lowe and Prof fa-
sille ar, vafta, g. tAc positions Trey now
oecapy bs.u.e tbt people, and they ARE pr
emincniit clp4hie of filing tie office, ior
shica las L..ta been selected a. the cal.li-
late III t4a Republican party. Thu lart,
aa> "a, ptwci to elect them. but 10 develop
thi. i..ser pu5p.i a. tie polls AMI carry
atg tirNef !, viii 10 necessary fpr Repaid
.ans L. Al ouc= - - r9-i. We cannot ca
p.et al s#ea.s aa,ees, over an active. wi
att ali .niu.tti9u, ir ready t. take every
lis..o..a-a a, we!l a. .jg.;ilab!e aivan-
a. an prepare. ~ ,read t4eis time AMI
ta-iey loaiy, ..a.e-- We display eQt;al AZ
usltr aad .n.'s''.s. ~ ] the same dey iian
~ tac e@a-e In iE-l-- we are engaged VI,
Gsyc r...f s-.i iu-ilcc % our .s3e sai ;lt
true iatefe, the state and tie people
We .-2"e v,-v ileeat.Ye IN the --ea, 81
iesis AIS .sse- ri a. rwI party and
"a A7 eise Il the af,".t. and
err 81 opponents II high; tnc
80 l--s Ls nae. and I4ssriu;,. Gar e..a-
44aAtt- represent aar party And it,
- IAylr defeat wall x bitter
o.eT - = p-.nr,ple- ami virtual sur
fs-lt' " AVA = Tue Pro->lasery party.
We r&asa, aHa, q. Republicans 10 lose tA
asttlt y & cannot a. patriots. hooking only
Il iae $50 M cur country. and believing
tat =, Tia time the bet good II the Re
public n preventing tie o-tr,,>ion II -la-
reft lit .sce territory rerrlt snch SIR
renie! - tlls defeat would i-a VI vital pubic
interests.
Tie pain question 70 he settled by this
.lvctica whether the voice of Iowa il
~ Freedom or Slavery The moral and
political e'f.ct &c I'll. result win not Nc cpii-
fined ,,aply = ctr own State. If We are
saece .siat. tAv lrlead. y. Freedom win every
n-cre u e.. aF-gei The Republican
party j. escry other State will lie urged r.
reasve- 'tar' - establish their principle.
Those -:ac-s eegs l-!Aces and traitors wLo
arr te-- and ;stliiur f.sr rbe privilege o..
lg.ak.ae i tr~ r ol onr r1at- to I'll.
sls~err Fgs,I- We oAi@flenc, ! febuke not
oa.y - - t-.i ~ Ia. >tSt,. but which viii
more = r. psf..ilxv tlsvlr action in ever,
osaer Merit st. >t4te. II We are defeated.
Iowa viii ss.lsLel - the world As un-
t.es e 3....a u that party which In IL
sara i ~ er tie dc,rot,,in IL the Slave
r9wet Iuc CAUSE of Freedom EVERYWHERE
u tie aFn viii 10 weakened our fricu,ls
-orpaI s.lll be- discouraged. We shall labo,
aadet iatsr contempt ~ having the power
- obtain >ure,>. Ne mer. 81 weak IN our
ssn Frlme9p thai ne cared aat T. put
f5rth VA sati e. grasp II. Let "A, tA.n
afse i.ei.a1sicafs here and all over tie STATE.
- - "lte. 90 L. work The, cannot ..,-
AZ tt,it I'M" ~ pfiuriplg, involved ia tn.
election Whcn we .lalile called upon t.
choose e.oyernar,. Lieutenant Governor.
member et Tie House IL the State Legts-
lstur,. an. large namiscr of Senators, our
principles Nill b. A. dircctly involved a.
though mn loaple We're .lectin- Pre,i,ien,
All mtiul.er- u Congress.
Tie Republican party ia this State. ha>
saa every encouragement To light. ",
lave just carried the New Constitution
r-aii,., q bitter an opposition On the par, u
tie Democracy ~ tlics er.r made 60 ant
ting supported b tie Republican party.
W. lave eaincd great ADVANTAGE ~ I'll,
adoption Il The Constitution, in he political
aud moral ell'ci 1 tic victory. il IN me- otl,-
CT nnnH.f. Ii !. now our, To use thi- al
vantage aud on til prestige % this success,
t. enter to neg battle with Tat sisol
which III it.elf talf the victory. We Las,
just received encouragement from tie sla,.
State n Missouri Republican principle
lave, in tAe rccent .lcc,ion ia tlat State.
proven t. he deeply seated in the hearts Of
majority "a the people 81 Missouri II
they Lave just achieved such triumph IN
Slave State, what shall be said ol the Free
State # Iowa. il w. pcriait Tie rro-slaser,
power q accomplish here v hat il could m,
achieve IN Missouri In such cas-. We shall
deserve to Il tie companions of tie slaves
themselses-to be placed on an equality
with them, instead u elesating the colored
race to All equality with u. a. !, has been
charged b or opponents la be an objee, Of
the Republican, PARTY.
FINALLY. - beg Republican. to recoliee,
that IL vii never do 10 permit the oppe-
nent- Ut tie New Constitution, those who
oppose tie instrument, and have the most
eager des.fe that IL shall prove ia some &c.
tpcct 2 failure, To gain tie power To set ii,
wheels IN motion. We have secured ii.
adoption Of Toe Constitution, and i, i. now
onr dr't. our paramount, duty, 10 elect a Re
publican Governor and legislature, 40 tia,
this Constitution may have fair trial, and
be aided by it, friends in performing il.
god work. To give its opponents the pow
q Of trying this New Constitution. is TO CIV.
them al opportunity Of making the instrn-
ment obnoxious, If il is within the ways AL
means q any pa.' to do this We shall
hereafter plainly set forth the work to he
done nader tbs Sew Constitution. showing
II Il 81 tx very greatest Importance, so far
- IL u concerned, that the Republican party
should be successful at the approaching
election. We hasv now said enough nj this
time, in the discharge Of what we consider
our duty---'ae directing VI the attention OF
tie Republicans Of this State, 10 the impor-
lance Of tie October Election ON them a. a
party and On the principle, they advocate
4 eAf ef Extrasas.
The Democratic party are. we REPEAT. the
only frleads u Free Kaasas" They would
have Kansas free TO form her own State
Constitution-..Jrst % make her own laws
and fyxs A.. ..ans l..If A.. L.