The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-11

Nlr samuel. va ld. pee ne tAIfe :.
rg,a, .Uli-i,ul, ia t.c efficiency and lufits
M oar common schools that IT,, rnot MAJ
receive an education. without having theil
moral. corrupted IN association will TIL
,atl.iiyn VI negroes. wha. like th,ir parent
are yiclnu. yul-af. ani faA u ai1as soaq -
~
Thu h-t char !. sufficient siuli ns
W. sou-. y II nj cruel enough IT,
char, tile son II Aiu,a With being siciou
anl Vulgar THAI thr D,m,rrut should cxlil
Il such malignancy ~ g. charge them witt
h.ius iGll IL nig-cr song Aud then h.
,i-it rlr sin. oi the father upon the .nn l.,
lrutaly declaring that the li,tl. shuttle
are not onlv vicious and vulgar, but full a.
Niger cong, This !. 4 kini al domonl
ac4l caar.c calculated ta make little mguer
'ftci iaI To- Nphs camp hiso eom
4itt,i . gtrlt cn"ueh ia AGAINST tue D.
...o amt q. party hl being "uispers al ali
bat then L. iiil thrm~eNe- tai. II smaf..
on. addu. Insult T. njuA ~ H.
not Wonicr that tie democratic ,aulpiat
tIg G.f'rirt l'i'I-c, t" s"irul H., tildren T..
30. rpunsn schpnl- whelr H., .lll.ireli 81
ip,, i"lk. go. 4 b" reason is plain. III
yirr children 10 ease 4 litth d.thcy hnald
-tfagglc into th, ,ch"pl haal-.. woull sea,
from the instinct, oi imitation aud mimict,
marking Juvenile humanity, lll them
cyc with "nlgg,r songs. What Nnnld
NJ t4prr likely, than that Tie children Il
VA, a-lirant 90 '.nt.rnnr, should them
.rly-, catch III. "niggci ~nng" nea-,.l- -,
like poor mems children Probably tie
would take it' from the poor white e.il
drcu.
TLcn consider the spectacle % IT, eiiil
drcn of n gentleman who = actually a>hin.
% be made Governor of TIL. state sii1ln
Niger songs Perhap> eventually ,h-
children Of the horsso, t.a might l..
found bawli,g riglt ou, II the ap,ial ilr,.i
profound lament for old ucle Neil VII
had no eyes Lr 1" scr aud NJ II -
de top Of hi head whar lie wool "a. i, H.
90 grow, and who long since LAID ti"N
lie shobel and dc hoe Ia depart tor ~ her
de good darkics ga or bcmoanlne with
sorrow-strickeu woolly head FOR the love
and lost poor Lucy Neal n-zor lerhar
shouting IN eNultant tone Jim srae
corn" Dance. We Datkie- dance, ~.
Who know but what even IA httf oase 81
sin might lead u another, aud these pre.iaU
GuLernatorial children should aetnall, l.,
take themselves a. niger shuiiling
II j. but one step from thi, u chewing t.
haccc-irom this 10 smohing--irnm t.li- /,
swcarin---irpm this tn--but We 4 gbeal
Vino can now donbt, therefore the MI.
domestic providence ~ our Govern
who would like - b. in refusing Il let
init III children - a. a. setnul where fist
may come ia contact with rppr white sbli
,lrsa, who il their turn may have sulb.
against poor colpred children actually fniI
OF niger song" While atlmiiin. - nue.
the wisdom u Mr.. SamueI,. ne cannot IA
feel shocked, in mere sympathy WITH tin
dclieatcly sensitive gentleman Hho control.
the D,mccy1f, ut the conduct ii Judge Low.
who actually send hi clillren "a tho
common schools wher, they will b. IA l,nmi
nent danger--in case little darkies shonl.,
ever gam abundance, or ia any Gaze. ,na-
much ~ poor mems children often get within
car shot Vt dariey Voices and -oint TIM,
go To- white darkey eonesrt.-ai learn
ing niger song The prospect i tcarln
at all event In our lose for Inn. exteud
ing to every member 81 III. family, Ne AZ,
opponent, by keeping his children ava
from all contact with poor men children
But he viii take bis own cais-e