The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-11

f6r Register 81 Lead Qees,
W. n. HOLMES, Jones County.
1rssaAsat > 1aAag1ssl.
We give the Presidents bret iasSsafa'
Address ae-dsy. We iaiiea evening before
issl 70 ssseiss sny kss,era exchanges cos
ID ming this address, Or we should have pre-.
.eateo i, 20 our reader. yesterday, What
ser s.al, may be found with some Of the
,,sy, contained in .his address, the doca'
0eni !, iesss compares most reireshsnGl,
with The Alb ot Jais Inaugural q frsstih
Pierce. lite very hssv,sy will secure Assae
as, and ;Dc.:ns readers ,e 8 favorable ioss.
cent But Presissutial iDsusurals ssss
Become mere fcFnsiisy, Of very iIiis PuF'
ssso TO indicate the After policy .. tbs AZ
r.iu.s,sa,ieu. Nj. P.s.ee's iDsusarsi breath
% no, Viii. per OF TIE ses. Pe!'cy sliei
marked his Aaminsstrsiisn. Ians ssaa1 "
: bite, meesesy--a eetliaS ssisFs 90 issa
-aal Aciresses. AID calculated VII u.
.ssmory sti SHAH have diet away, TO ~sss.
IN ali eoneaenes in the promises sad rear
sa,rio;ic intentions of iltars 10 coming Exec-
u,;ve. We csnnos believe Tat 1t 10 poss,sis
for he Busbspan Administrator TO prove
= corrupt ana lnbeesle a. the Pierce admit
;s.r.,ioc. If.or nc ether reason, We saoa 10
ss inclined to prefer 10 advance The ne~
ulnistTsiisn on the Srouae tie man
decided In sayer of one particular reac, =
s,.enporsss tells ine story uais she tFase-
lef met aaothsf at he forks OF two roads
leading 10 the same place Said the rrs'-
Which Of these roads IS the best, s:'s
That, SRI"
Hare Jon been ever III"
No. sir, hu, have been over tsas, aud
sothinc under hesFen could be worse.
The American people have been over the
Pierce road, and knowing ths, nothing can
possibly be worse thsn i. they viii recon
mead ,ny other ia preference.
Mr., Buchanan declares rery emphat.cai-
~ IN layor u Ssusltsr S.sersiga,s. Ih's
psacipie whaeh The Democratic party rude
las, camrsiga as lie highestheaded hobby
has recently been es,ircly discxned by the
souta, and By many leading Northern Den
oera,s. IL hes been rerudikied as sn cleo
roneeisne haubug which hiss done its work
and lid il day. Ii NJ. Buchanan 10 honest
IN his remarks about the people u kahsss
making their exn is~s and regulating their
own Institutions, he wil have to pursue a
course directly opposed to that Of his imme.
date predecessor. Thus lar the people OF
Kansas have had literally nothing 10 dc
with making lbelF own laws ard regulating
their own institutions, A prc-slavery Leg,
islaiurs, representing bot anal! minority
o. the people OF thar Territory, have mace
the laws AID exercised the governing infu
snss towards hxiDg the domestic institu
tons OF Kansas, TIE last Administrator
fssoree the pro-slsvery party in every con
seivshie nspner. The Democratic U. q.
Senate 70 ed down the act passed tnroug'
Ehe House declaring the miserable laws es
tablished by The Kansas Legislature Invalid
Al the sympsthles 81 the Democratic par
y sEys sean with the ruf6snly Pro-slsvsr.
Riaerity Of Kansas. and withheld from III,
f.spl. q ,hat territory. They have literal
l. vsfnss3 10 let tie people make Their oTI
isws ard s.ls5lish their o~E instilGtions.-
Thus Nj, Buchanan in now pleading foi
tais. Is ether g'ailty Of base hyPoeEicy, o.
else De musI dFsesls oppose the policy Q
lis immediate predecessor, and the symPa
tais. Of his party We shall ses wheihsl
hs is hoasss OF h!Pseridcsi IN his Iasusu
"a rsusrAs ABOUT ksasss, De.
hi. BachEnaa seems 70 kntieipsss tia
me loBg slavery agitation has about CONS
70 close, He probably iorsets that nhsE
1r. Pierce tocs he ssus place, s!sve
6. citation had entirely ceased SO fer 2. Z
s=er ear GEESE while slsssry Itself has sz
istspce. and that NJ. Pierce went ialo o.
Gee under precisely the sans pledge viii
hi1.sli-to Fssisl The further sSi,stlsa {
the slavery question In Congress and ouI c
Congress. He broke the solemn pledge Q
his party. and buried ihe country Int Ia
Eas' frighsiul slavery agitation which sve
esdangsred the SAFETY Of the Union. Tha
agitation has nosyei ceased-bg, even il
had. whs, confidence have the people the
under tie Adminissrs,icR Of man place
ia Office BY the same party and under III
same pledge. q are any safer from this aAr
gsrcus agitstioni We ere only safer froi
me fact, that Buchanan declares he has d.
termiRst not 20 be candidate for rs-el@,
ssou, while Pieree's whole aim ana objs,
wss 10 secure 9 second term. But We at
less safe from eao,bey fact, that slsyer
sgi,etioa already exist. which Il will r.
saIre bu.s few strokes Of bad policy Oh III
yat Of the present Adminisu alton 70 isl
into consuming fame. Bat we trusi Nr
Buchanan vii! prove that he hss eorree
appreciation Of the right, and dare mEinlaiI
it--iha, he il not tool OF one section Ills
bic predecessor, but The President OF tn
whole people.
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