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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
FORSALEORLRA6ft
For Sale,

LIVE acres 81 ground 20 rod. cas-, a, n..,. ....
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Emigration TO Mexico.

The progress Of MEXICAN decay Is
arrested. Commonfort, with prophetic
wisdom, has discovered the danger Of
the national condition and provided a
remedy. The first step was 4 danger
Gus but necessary one. The Catno-
lie Church must be prevented from
acquiring more real estate, and law
compelling the sale of what she bad
must he enforced. The clergy rebelled
They melted the ignorant to rebellion.
But the Pope have approved the act of
Commonfort, and that danger no long
er impends. Now the wasted energies
Of the nation must be restored to vigor
Commonfort provides the mcans. He
has watched the United States policy
of immigration and naturalization, and
found that our power progress, ex-
pansion, trade, internal Improvements
and labor movements depend upon the
constant influx Of muscle, mind, and
capital from Europe, through channels
Of emigration. Commonfort has not
studied our system in vain. He has
issued proclamation inviting foreign
crs to Mexico. He offers bounty of
land. lie agrees to pay expenses Of
travel to Mexico, to be reimbursed
afterward by the cmlgrant. He is
wise. ln that WAY, il he is successful.
the Mexican nation will tc arrested in
its decay, be invigoratcd by the new
infusion Of human life, and throw off
the ceremonts that have pound her
limbs in the death Of superstition and
| ignorance, that wars with true national
prosperity and the elevation of man.
Of course there will Re Know Moth
ing Party in Mexico, as there is in the
United States, who will lie blind to the
proposed good, through hatred of
foreigners. But Mexico, if true to
Commonforts policy, will speedily take
her place among the leading nations OF
the Earth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

A CuEtous On ENNA-That there IL n dis
position IN some quarters. and II serious one,
too, to rev Ne the protective policy, cannot
be doubted. This has been the experience
after every such contraction in money nut
ters ~ we now labor under, But. unhap-
PLY Tor most Of those in this State who are
anxious 70 make this appeal against the pre-
sent revenue lAws--b.tter known "a the
tariff of ls46-they are all engaged ia the
support ut gentleman for Governor who
was the head aud front Of the Free Trade
party, and in favor OF this very Tariff. ten
erats for the double sin Of originating aud
supporting that Tariff and more anxious to
prove that ,hi4 Tarti-difiicult task '--hns
teen the naip caus" oi the present money
strait they find that they are excluded from
any such effort by having Mr. WHMoI Tor
their lcader We cal! this very curious
dilemma What doe, il teach Us II sug-
yes,s self examil alton, and that charity for
the opinions oi others which in periods of
political excitement We are apt to forget
Let Mr. WrtMuT himself, remember that, in
proportion ~ he was denounced for his
Free Ira lc sentiments in 1916, 50 DO those
who now differ from him on another cues
tion--that of slaS cry-receive his denunci-
auons
That mercy | do others show,
That mercy show IL me"
forncys Press.
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N.v., was there . time in the annals Of
our state that the Democracy had ~ good
cause TO be proud Of the position they oecu
nv as 70 day. Borne down for some years
Nv the whirlwnd Of fanaticism and section
siism. We are again assuming our former
pos,tion The storm Ct adversely has but
strengthened VI. The hery ordeal through
uhich We have passed has but proven the
purity Of our principles and given to them
u more firm and fix, place in the hearts OF
the people. They have come to see and
acknowledge the nationality and soupdness
Of the doctrines and measures advocated
and successfully carried to practical app!i
cation in State as well IS national affairs
They See, too, that with the affairs Of the
Government in tn. hands Of the democratic
larty. there Is safety. peace. progress anu
prosperity m the future for Us rs pee
pie And seeing. knowing and scknowl-
seying all this. the true conservative men
Il Iowa are serving their connection with
the fai ions and .sns If the day. to rally
around the standard Of that party which
experience has taught them - the only true
national party in e4istcnc - he only party
v hlch has been able 10 Withstand the as
saaits of the enemies Of our country at home
and ahroai-tie only party which has dai
ed 10 stand boldly forward and battle 'or
the constitutional rights Of the peop'e--.s.e
only party that now dsres 10 do battle for
the ah,n race and the religious freedom
he only party which ,ow. in tr,.M, advo
Gates and endeas ors TO sLstaii the national
i, Of freedom and TIE seciionsllsm ot sla
very We know our 0.pot ents are claim
ing to ihe contrary, and charge Us with en-
deavofi, Z to make slavery national Let
them howl on every honest mind knows
the contrary Tor while Black Republican
denagogues would drag the question of
slavery into our national legislature and
mike il subject Tor Congressional action,
the democracy -avs may. 1t la no business
there. the people OftiIe localities to be al
iec,e1 bv it are the pcr5on- to decide as 10
IL existence among them And. as We have
said. the conservative men oi Iowa. as well
H, r.s.wh,re. knowing this to be the posi-
ton of the Democratic party, are rallying
10 the support ot that party and its candl--
lat.s. and, unless we mistakethe signs Of the
tiu,es. an expression will be made ut the
polls in October next. of a character to bear
a. out In all we have said
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30

Finding that t.eir State policy !.
sscesdingly unpopular with the people,
the Black Republicans are making
desperate efforts to raise from the dead
aud ride the Kansas hobby as . subs,i-
tute. Blu, it is = frigid business. 1t
don't create any more heat. That ques-
ton is considered as settled. 1t is out
Of the ring II is left to Kansas to say
what Kansas shall do. 1t Is found'
after renectic n, that Iowa has no jurls-
diction over Kansas affairs and tina,
Don Qui1ote Grimes cannot march hi.
rag mullins across the borders to in
wade that Territory, This feeling Of
indifference about foreign matters,
troubles the shriekers immensely.
They are At a loss for thunder. They
tear their hal, III impatient rage. They
stir up the cauidron Of fauaticisu,
without raising the spirits to their aid.
The Dubuque Exprs,s d Hsrald shows
the sbsurdlty Of Kansas humbuggery as
followa
hcan' o' become a Gses,.on 'o4etie, siossry
siat! or ,iaH not eyi1 in goisa That IS al
rsody Determined ~ he Con7r.u;ton It
cannot become question whether the BLACK
aud white races are equal That ia also
determined by the constitution 1t cannot,
lie II question whether negroes shall he al
mit'ed 70 citizenship or not That il also de
termine1 by the constitution adopted NJ an
election when FORTY THOUSAND MA
JURITY Of the voters ci Iowa decl ,red that
the negroes should not become citi9cus and
equals Of the white man
There was an affirmation OF the doctrine
u the bred scott decision that negroes can
not become citizens and even going beyond
that decision. rs declaring that they snArI
Noi become eltirens Of this state at least
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