The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-31

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lsnhxssso Eassss felntcs, she Dem
- <Sa1S ~ atssAtiea - An essrac, from
~ NV TEA Tinss On he subject. The
Tic. nv ften Its bitser isaisoay and
hsrs6sf tie Tsissae than rom probably
~ sthegs4Aase, ~ reoea,iy eesoHss very
- .oss,hssaissA. Only last week we
ks1e q exuscs o. enc Of ~ ediserisls.
isvhieA n sssamsd she position sha. u sas
s,aAW ssssen Or oaixo,sm % protest
aasiast The decision Of the Sapseme Court
i sAe -Desa Scott csse, Nov we hnd !,
iasistss DIT ali good psspie eissiee o.
Ksnsss shall keep sheir mouths shut ~ re.
hvsn to aFslrs IL that TERRITORY 10 cshes
vsrl4 Ne Nsrh mus, have nothing TO say
wAsA ~ eeuta Iaakss asy o. ~ oosa
etreAss - The exsessioa 81 It's peculiar 10.
Sti,.s;oa. We are y cstAge aud raesie
~ ~ esr Aeads ID silssee, because the
srseeasd isisssics eAasatss from AtsA pc
ap-sr, ~ IRE TO keep or lips closed N
shsfsse q osrages. tyranny and asufpahcn,
heaenee osr wosas Of relsks and iadignatien
nv eaeeusags The yicsims % suli further
slIsss Of sssistslee. This gentle phiisso,
phy nay snis The Tines, hut is will no, suit
the ftssnea Of the North. Bot we beg
lsevs 70 iaform our peighber. thai We have
notAiae 70 DO vitA tbe Pssshas opinions Of
he Tsnes. ne Tribune takes Careof il
HE : sarstal parent. and spsfes not The rod
- splaaser ~ ruin sfshs child. We
Aeweves feel iiuls more interested in the
CORDS " he DsMscrAk and should prefer
~ - havs our atseasioa diverted from i 70
eA1esn Il isss iaterss, to ourselves shosgh
.Ssssslly q more psbiic importance.
Wa NY :h~s eay. briefly, tia, the
rnes. and perhaps the Tribune, is falling
iass shat nay prove serious error. They
Ueses 70 think il does not make uuch dit.
Isgsscs whether . slave Constitution is
saspssi n Ksassa q net. under the aushor-
il ef IA lagss Lssialassrs the grea,
ID - eaigvation must very soon change
he inssitutioas Of shs asw State, aad make
FrssAom take the place eiSlarery. Mach
ai6sa - said against the danger Of ,rus-
dse u iAis. II the large majority Of Free
Bate men new in Ksnsas. eannos secure
csssnsafion sssogating slavery. what se.
euRiiy have ne that even an Increase major
~ ca - any more saecesstul il changing
- coassitatioas But here is an important
coasiderstion- the friends OF slavery in
KsAsas frame . constitution 10 their own
likaag. they can frame il in such way that
il cssset BE- amended IN iess AsH tssslre or y9.
tsa sesrs According to the psliey OF the
Times, 90 matter what the Constitution
may coatais. The north must keep i,s
nsssA shut on the subject. for fear II e PEG
pie Of Kansas will be eosded 70 wrong sets.
Ae- There 10 attle pripeipg, involved ia
this Kansas difficulty, in ~bien the people
n The North have just ss streas an interest
= the people Of Kansas tkemseivss. and
whatever Eay be the effect IN Kansas,
nesthera frecmen WILL talk Of tina, in which
tAey feel so much interest. The toadies
and louehfsces can do as taeg Please.
Bu, as The Denocr,, has introduced this
Ksasss spbjec, sgsia. and called our stsen-
Con TO The opinions Of eap,rary, sa
Sish = rive il liiiIe Of sas attention ii
Invites to others The DemoSrs1 has more
thaa ones insisted that it, party 10 just -
mach 10 favor Of freedom 10 ksnsas a. the
Republicans. Iionee went 50 lar .s to say,
that if Congress tspeskiLg .; e6urse Of the
Dsaoastie C0neressl had tbs power, il
vsaA abolish slavery where il sow exists.
80 extreme ground that We doubt
vhmAwfAe AhnEf;onisss themselves would
not shrink from occupying i. We ali
know. hoe directly sntss6fistiesl were
these prsenioas from the setnsi pra1tses Of
the Deeocrs,ic party. Since then We have
kept an eye on the course Of the Democrat
70 ascertain just Aoc fsr i,s symPs,hies
vislsshs party Of freedom in Kaasas extend
G0t 0D2 NV tAs ~ Hfot1 tppIcfL " lal
slavery party. Very strange 10 say we
have not found an article, paragraph, a
line, OF sword lin the Democfai, ealeals'ed
to Do the free state men even ordinary man
y justice. much less calculated 10 wish
them God speed 10 good cause In /
fact, aimee these gratuiioas Professions. The
n>-n@eat has
hat ill its symps,hies are with the pros
slavery party Of Kansas II has not found
. word OF rebuke for the seton Of the bo
m Legislature, in laying scheme by
which the msjoriiy ID the territory are ren.
dsrsd powerless in yeysn'ihe the success
n NJ pse-slavery party in establishing a
siavery consttution. and for tbear olher in
famoss aess. Only last week il psblished
. assassination defending This Legisla-
tuss. Only last week il Published an ed.
ssrisl defence CT that pro-sissery preacher
white, who boosted in the Legislature that
- hai met Brown, commanded him 10 halt,
hs refused. when, heaiet hsa have il, snd
down be whisled." TIE Democrat was 90
fearful the Pro-Slsver, party nigh, be In
Jared by Che course Of he Res. Mr.. White,
hat il has endeavofed 10 prove him Free
0eass ass. This psebstly il enough 10
ITSELF u illustrate tbs rxsl position OF the
Dsnocrst. Baf tbis isuo' 10. Las, week
q altsle vas Published n he u. Loas
DeaocEat. giving statements diree. from
he lips Of Gov. Geary. .nd s@de in the
presence Of four Or Gre Ii ailemen, who
seseh for tbs correctness " The report 81
BIZ rsmarks--in which Cos. Gesry the late
Governor Of Ksnsss BY sPfointment Of
psssi1eas Pierce, exposed ths vaccinations
of tie Pro-slavery party, condemned their
acts In suonR iefEs. and gave what We
must believe from the authority. uus
Dsstsneat Of the position Of hipgs in Kan
pss. This ststemen, could G ii for the syn.
psthiss Of NO pro-dsvery Ran. Was it
published in the Democrat Not word q
/, and rot word 10 CONS, at upon it,
rue rseders Of the Dsmos 4 have been
Kept in entire isnorasee u Gov. Gesry
-. es.ssaaad 4 aincie oo,nj 4, since his re- / ,