The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-07

tev.s no, supposed thar Col. Rollins, WHO
vas reeardei a. the emancipation eandi'iate
s,r Governor IN Missouri, would be elected
.ra the returns thus far received inslssas'
sh., he he been defeated by a small mslpi
,ty-but the votes cast for him vii CIV
,omc indication of the strength a the Eman
oipation party in Missouri Il's connection
xfth Know Nothingism, was used by b..
opponents 10 take from him large portion
q the foreign vote, who placed thi, question
above that Of slavery itself What Is more
the most prcpinent German paper IN Mis
souri claimed that Mr.. Stewart was Just a.
good IN anti-slavery man As Col Rollins, and
even declared that Rollins was slsvehoid
q "a Stewart not So Il may be safely
calculated that while nearly every vote Civ
En- Tor Rollins was for Emancipation, great
many given to Stewart were polled by men
advocating the same principle. II j. then
s question whether or not this election does
not show that majority 81 the people 81
Missouri. are in favor Of emancipation. IL
sther words whether majority u the peo
pie of this slave state, are not really 1t heart
Republicans And vet the result Of oar
lows election may he claimca II the State
goes Democratic, o. evidence that the ma
jority q our people are pro slaveryite-! IL
appears then, that while the people of Mis-
sour are % we'll satisfied with the evils o.
slavery that they wish 10 get ria Of II, the
peopas a lows arc Ger extending this pre-
cious institution. But ii remAincs 70 b.
sssn whether the Democratic party are ths
Seapls a Iowa. We feel we'll assured thai
the gsst nass Of the people Of this star.
agree with the Emancipationists u Missouri
N rsgarding slavery too great an evil TO b.
so1ssused msch lea extended, although CA,
people win have nothing To do with SLAYER,
whnEe Il nov exists, either to uphold u
ssoaish il. The Emancipationist. II Mis-.
souri ere literally abolitionists, beeaus.
s,sy desire to abolish slavery where it nov
exisss. The Republicans of Iowa and othci
fcss seaees only desire 10 prevent the extss.
sts~ u Slavery The Democracy are a-in.
~ thsir moral and political influence what.
svsr thsir profession 10 extend slavery IN
% the territories.
The Emancipation party a Missouri. i.
rapidly increasing The majority OF IN.
ctiseus d St. Louis have twice voted by |.
hrgs najSrsy in hvcr Of the Emancipation
principle. By nett election, this party will
dosbtlsss be able to carry the State, when
tAsy win provide some system OF gradual
snanepation. Yet il Is . little singular
tAas tbese msn are not called Abolition
w." while . party In the North WHICH
asiahsr In thsory NOR practice interfrrc- witt
Slavery whsre il now exists, j. stlgmatirec
BY this odious epithet. How j. this t.
show Col. Rollins position, VIC give the fol
lowing extract from speech delivered TIT
evening before the election
~ Ay, let IN throw open vide our dor
aod invite here men Of the north, Of the
south, and men Of every tongue and klndrrd
npoa the hsbitable globe. Applause In
=
till our land, to aid in developing our mine
ri resourccs, in filling up our great eitles.
anA n making Missouri the proudest and
ncblest commonw ealth In this sisterhood O.
Sen&ss; and II, my friends, this cordial sys-
60 q emigration from north and south.
l ~, this smigration in the course Of year.
6ginQ shout snch disprvportion betwse..
sAe white and the black races, that II i d.
L. IA int n 3
q Missouri 20 continue IL slave state. / say.
In let Il 20. TREMENDOUS cheers
Here , . clipping from an article in the
81. Loais Daily CArosse!s, the most e.t.n
sively circulated German paper In Missouri.
which elaine that Mr.. Stewart u = better
soAndpasineist than his opponent
I q csstais that NJ. S,sEa.t aM 40, an.
p1ss tt eradsai atoluios Of siat.sg bro.iiei
fAat q Kill be done BY legal asaas
u = not dif6cult 10 controvert the charge
e or opponents that Stewart il the cand.
dn1a fur9he SHAREHOLDERS, and in favor a III,
sxesnai0n of slavery. Col Stewart owns 10
ala1ss, ~ IL moi opposed ~ the yra.laa' atol.-
No. u aarerv .-fds from a.. ~ gesld T.
0noa0 ~ First 10 lend his Aands 10 CARR cit
tAaf assssr. But he is opposed, a. all LOYAL
c1ti1eas are, TO the dangerous intrigue. OF
IL Aboliticnists who threaten the progress.
q ow State. Rollins. on the other side.
oW1lng thirty negroes, is . STAKEHOLDER IN
t. N sense u the word. rs are all bis CO.
a4taeors, Blair 4 Co.
Verify, % the Chicago Joarsal says, when
sacA appeals are made in slave State for
sDDost, there can Nv but little question
tAaf the cause Of Freedom Is progressing
"Col. Stewart owns no slaves, says the
C1rosscx, vote for ham n Col. Rollins
owns thirty negroes vote against him =