The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-23

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/ Know Nothing predictions Ia believing,
that n maI i affected anal disqualified by
! Tie evils existing ~ the parc al hi birth.
/ lti.h ',etinans. and al foreigners, who
Wer, harm nT nf American soil, II i.lcyes
ar unfit O. ,c American citizens, for they
! Nrl, born under y inunafrhy and ho,iDft
att NV MONARCHY - ~ any nue ~ The
/ bttupeiatly party lnrn IN The South. sam
ncl. Wa born ~ Virginia. From this I
! ~ ~annels Is a pr,-.laery man .-Doao-
HF
II the D'mofft' thinks anything can v,
made fer itself az party 81 against rs or ouI
party, hy such shameless, ial.iiication a. ia,
alsnyr il i, welcome Ia conf inne the game
only. wc tri-' that the man who can thus
rnollt mi.lcrr,.cnt a. and onr principles in
geJiir, will not consider il IN any manner
essential {" "ur comfort or re-pcctabiity
that We should Know him J,fi-nfsit. Not one
word ran bc found ~ the columns af the
ta'Ht, anil not one word that either Of the
editors If the Gdseh tr,r efott which says
- ,igniiir, that man Is affected or di>qual.
ilied hy ID. place of his birth. ~ M IL DC
unit fnr American citizenship; OF that be-
cause mnn !. h"rn under monarchy hc j.
Therefore .fpf monarchy. Nor Is such an
oiuni"n a legitimate ~ logical deduction
rom ANYTHING wr have ever written for
tbs ~ an, other paper Now either the
editors ~ the UmtA,m or ourselves M.
tiltt ~ i Eil.rhood ~ the statement of
ar Ir'.ition lf they cannot prove by cx-
tract irnin onr c,litoral,, that their charge
i true, n viii w. unnecessary Cor ~ a. ap-
I'll, 10 them that exceedingly disagrecablc
word winch We ne.er use. bat which alone
~ truly designate what the, are. The
tsnmuuit, will mentally do II for H..
Nor have We said that Mr.. Samuels is u
prn slavery Innl merely because he was
born 10 Virginia. We know scores III good
Il ,laihllean@ u hu were born ia Slave States.
MI not u few WIN were horn 10 old Virgin
t. t. SHOW what we d,d -ay, hut not Tor
- purpose Of eoff'rling the H. 4ao at ~
much ~ IL have the article read again u,
tiken-, ~ - publish the article alluded 10
=. that paper The first part that I" quo
I'd ~ tie paragraph belnm y. from the
l1lbtnlnc i,a,,,. lul,li-hcd at NJ >a,nucl,'
81 home.
II u well known that AIR. salnucls
! niton npcnl, expressed desire Ia hold
ave, IN Iowa; and that ~ TAR ~ las prin-
pie, ARE concerned. hc would uake il
~
uegr"es wete made lpf slaves, that Tod
approves II slavery and bles.es Il lie be-
iIetr- 10 tie inhunau law. 81 slave States,
winch deprive the hlark~ II all the rights "t
maahonh and he would rather follow hi>
all te tle rraye than suffer him Ia be
atrd % The seinnl rtln With q eolorcd
.R III y pnhiiv'iod ii Nh ~lnurls
ttH' anI IT, iIrts fliifot b. honestly de-
aIt1 nluluel- /, thu identical politician
aiD occasionally employs 1t. time among
o. nrst4hafe. Va sniraVnfiug a. prove Us
lie mn that slavery Isl Divine iu.ttu
ttnn. lie was brought up m a slave state
10 believe u such, and We .la not doubt but
fltat b. /. boAsd ~ his belief We can
ehterly believe however, that the Projle o,
iasa honestly hcli.ss any such thing, nor
that they viii rofs iur 4 man Who ha. cN-
.t.sss,''l In ,lesiie tn hold slaves ~ Iowa, his
hesIh that ncgree. Mere male lur slaves,
anil his conviction that t,ad approves ii
hAcry and hl,vAs'. il iiarn and brought
up ~ .late State A. Mr. ~amuel- wa W.
~ ~ sntne jcrre.s .Nrlise his devotion 10
- peculiar lnsiitatioli, but We cannot sub
nat I" surl representative III slavery be-
tfs placed ~ ne hleAcst uilirr in the free
TAI. ii laaa. NJ can ". believe the
l'eHlio viii rs tl.slr snies place him IN this
.~tiiun PERSONAL. there j. some excuse
la Nr sanncl- entertaining the opinions
r. 'inr, "a slavery, from his education. but
tar, II ~ excuse ior hi endcayoring 10
introduce them mnong thi. free people, and
Ia asking this people Ia ele,atc above their
Lad the representative nf such senti-
mnuia "