Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-24

ThursAav Msssisg. April 2S'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The three great metropolitan Journals
Of the United States, named at the
head Of this article, have each its own
peculiar history. Each is the repre-
sentative Of class Of American citizens
distinct marked and peculiar. Tho
Herald is the representative Of all the
swindling, rascality. knavery and reck-
lees audacity Of the Country, and is
built up and sustained by a class OF
resden who are full Of evil passions
and without any moral principles, and
Others Of peculiar curious disposition.
The Herald ia always in the market
for sale to the highest bidder, for any
scheme Of business, swindling, black
mailing, and wholesale libelling, and
invariably advocates the election of
those candidates for Office who are
willing to pay the most liberal com
pensation for HeraId support. So
long n wickedness abounds, SO long
the Herald will have patrons, and
readers. The Tribune 10 the repre-
sentative Of all the isms OF Jewelers.
reformers, rack-bralned philanthro
pists aud the entire tody Of the Abo-
litons. 1t gives long dissertations upon
the subject Of ameliorating the comb
ton Of the poor Of exalting the labor
ing man, Of dwelling society down to \
common brotherhood Of equality,
where Lucy Stone, Mrs. Bloomer, Fred
Douglas, aud other white and colored
individuals will enjoy honor and hap
piness in common, with no prcju.lices
to raise barriers aud ranks in the di,i-
sion Of society. The Tribune is a
warm friend Of limo, alton that bear,
the charming name Of Social Reform.
Brown bread and vegetables il recon-
mcn,ls for the food of men. Perfect
social equality, according to Fourier
for the Society of man, is especially
favored by that Journal. Nigsers az
counted in, AS perfectly equal n. white
men, in this plan of social organization.
In politics il is intensely woollcy, goes
strongly for the Seward doctrine OF
Higher Law" and does more to de
bauch patriotism and weaken the bomb
of National Union, than all other
Northern journals together. 1t is
therefore the representative OF a large
and influential class of readers Dreamy
theorists are warmly encouraged in its
columns, and therefore all the strong
minded women, niggers and political
clcrgvmeu OF the North give it their
support. The Tones is by far the
most conservative and able paper OF
the three. |, is steadily but not ,adi-
caliy progressive; advocates POSSIBLE
ties and not vain chimeras, and il
devotedly attached to the Union OF the
States, trusting TO time, and an enlie ut
ened public opinion, to remove the
evils lurking within the bosom OF So
ciety. 1t is Republican in politics, bu,
is an impartial critic upon the doing,
pf the Democracy and the Admiuistra
|on, praising when praise Is due; and
for independence it has been read on,
ofthe Republican part, by the Alban,
Journal and other disrnion journals o
the Tribune School. The Times il
read by all classes, and men If al
parties, simply because it has SOM
decent regard for truth, honor am
Justice. 1t has lately rendered essentia
service to the country by its tcrr,hi,
bombardment Of the Herald. 1t ha.
literally demolished that infamous
sheet, and rendered essential service t,
the country by the effect it has produ
ced upon the public mind respec,in.
that infamous sheet. The Times i, b,
far the most reliable of the three pur
mails mentioned.