The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-10

Tuesday, October 18th, IL close at hand
With true Qualification We announce, there
70 every prcspect Of complete Republican
triumph. The people are sickcncd with the
so-callsd Democratic party. The people Of
The North begin to realize tina, party Of
The So"fh he. M business u.arpine all the
o@oes, oil the influence, all the control,
which teioag e. the North. The whole h,,.
tory Of parties in the last few year. cStab-
hshcs the fact, that the Democratic party !,
as much p.o-slAvcry party in Iowa a. IN
south Carolina, in any Northern State A. in
any southern State. The Kansas Nebraska
Law destroying the Missouri Compromise
the policy Of the Pierce and Buchanan adj
n'nsstrations In Kansas, drafted and songh,
to lie carried out with the sole object Of Sc.
curing Southern party influence by cstab-
'sh'ng slavery there; the openly confessed
sympsthies 81 the Democratic party with
oil the aims and objects and actions Of the
south; the bred Scott decision, declaring
the colorcd man no citizen of the United
States, that slaves are property and nothing
else, and that slaves can he taken into Free
states and there owned ~ property like
horsoA; Buchanan's recent letter declaring
that slavery actually exists in all the Terri
tones until che people form their State Con-
atitutions-thess and . thousand other re-
corded sympsthiss Tor the South and con.
tempt Tor the rights of the North. in the
iaee history q the 10 falsely called D,mo-
cTafse party, declare them the pro-'arers
party. The people have at least ordinar,
c'''n"on sense, They ksa~ j,,st where the
Desnocntic party stands, aud they are he
ouaing heartily alex ef il in the North.
They understand that this pro-slavcry party
n either 10 b. rrbuked by the people, 81 |
tat the whole control oi this State il to be |
PLACED IN their hands, by the result of the
approaching election--that Iowa is 10 be-
proclaimed TO the world by this decision Il |
sfss State, or another trucking Northern
tool Of the Southern power. Firm in the
conviction that the people of Iowa arc now
realizing these facts, We are sanguine IL the
success II free principle and Il a free party
The pro-slavery party cannot Withstand
this tidc Of public opinion. The oaig danger
v, not that the people do not see and APP
Preciste the right, but that the, d. no, see
cd ssel this ,oretsy enough to take every
voter to the polls. There i- danger in the
iact, that In these political times men will
work harder Tor spols than for principle.
The pso-slassry party arc gr..piI.g grecdiIs
q the spois. The Republican party are
lighting solely Tor principle let u. en-
trsaf our Republican friends 10 rccollcct
that II their principles are worth anything
they are worth voting Cor. Let Ia bcseech |
sbssn ~ 70 To the polls. We have nothing
- eaan Pscaaia.iiy by success, nor have
those 70 whom we arr speaking there
y every incentive TO great action IN higher
objects than mere pecnniary advantage.
The selfish ambition Of drmagoguc. must
b. rsbukcd. The advancement of the PR.
slavery party must he stopped. As free
men, and - men having no contact NOR con
section with slavery, and determined our
voices shall bc against it, extension into frcx
territory. sc aust now spoak out like men
and y patriots.