The Davenport daily gazette., 1857-05-02

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Osr aetghbors OF the Democrat and News
hsss bsss engaged in discussion - 70 the
application OF The Sqsatler Sovereignty doc.
trias TO Utah, ia case Of her makiag aPpli-
cation for admission into the Union as a
sovereisn State. wah her domestic inst.
ta,ion" Of Polygamy. There is no question
in the World, Sst tha, Il Utah makes this ap-
paeatoa, she must BY modern Democratic
doctrine be admitted as a State, though ev.
cry man 10 Utah have dosen wives. II 10
Deaocratic doctrine, that the choice oil their
donestic institutions shall rest eatirely with
sAs people OF the Territory making aPpiica'
,.sa to become . State, 7ass, and they
alone, shail say wAslAer or no, Slavery o.
pslyGany. Or aything else, shall be enc oi
their domes,ic institutions. THE is Dsmo-
crst.c doctrine. as published TO he world =
Y,As State Dsnocrat mAintsins or has nam
tsiued that position. and has charged the
Nova with being false 10 true modern Dem
ocrscy ia dosbtingi,. Ia Ness no doubt
~ iAlss to its own precious party in this par
nsssas, though not false to decency and the
true inssiacts OF generous manhood,
Bat Utlh is not going to make any such
application. II We may judge BY late new
tron that Territory. % the question new
under discussion between our neighbers Is
of no prac,ical Importance Al thus time. In
s,ssl Of promising coon to make application
% Aecome State, Utah seems nos 10 be
prspsring to repel BY force ei arms any and
all attempts on the part oi.he Uaiied States
70 iatsrfsre with her A6aIrs, direct her eeun.
sels or 70 asssme even to ths shghtes, ex.
tea, that parental control which the Gov
ernmen, claims the power 10 exercise cSer
rerutosies. She 10 indeed in position Of
direct antagenism TO the Gosesnment-ef
direct defiance TO the Administration. -
Brigham Youag laughs si Buchanan, spits
upon ihs power he represents. exercises
over American citiSsns the dominica Of =
kiac. and surrounded By sarewd and ohs
iien, tools I'd scores of concubines, with
a army ., his back, de6es the Union be
despises. And the Prssiden, OF this Union
sits quietly q, the White House chewing
As csd Of insults. not daring 10 raise hand
against Utah, and unable 10 and among The
tSoasands of rampant ONCE seekers neafi,
perseeu,iag him to death. single man who
vill accep, the Governorship OF Utah. Can
sst cor aeighbors discover something in 81
this Of more interest to their readers, than
. prosy discussion on what under the cir
eumstaaees 10 bnt q mere aesusct question
The New York Herald in alluding 10 si-
fsirs ia Utah well says-"It behooves The
Administration TO take some steps in Ills
matter a, oace. The country expects prom pi
and decided aetien q; tie hseds OF Mr.. b.
ehsnsn.s So it does, and 90 il hss been do
ing for some time. But no action has been
taken exeeP, To proser the GosernoFship Of
Utah 10 sundry individuals wanting ohee
very much, but who utterly decline The dan
Kernus position OF boarding Brigham Young.
A the Louisville Democrat, Buchanan
organ, snesringi, or sstiric.ils remarks
The Geyernorship OF Utah is not posi-
tior Z, all iaviting TO Democrats Il 10 true
naly OF them are wiling. and psrhsps
snxious, TO sacrihce themselves for the good
of the country. ier consideration paid IN
profits and honors; bat none Of them htEa
q tas,e for the Governorship Of Utah. -
Cannot our neighors help 10 prick up Mr..
Duehaaaa and the tens cf thousands OF
elamerous oiice-seekers TO sense OF duty
in resPee. to Uishi What precious patriot.
are these Democrats, sho ~:a only serve
,Aeif eosntry Tor "prohts and hsaors-" As
snothcr editor remarks, although the abon.
inable old wretch who has uaferled the
Az Of rebellion in Ussh, ouras the United
States records and the Unitec States libra.
nes, tssmples The banner Of The Republic in
The dust, lets loose The henis u murder
a.d scsrnfully spi;s ih The very face Of the
Government, not . Demnera, all take The
poet Of danger .i:ihe counu,'s cali. Probs-
Lly these Democratic patriots are fearful the
President is too pssillsnimous 10 give them
The proper backing, without which they
could do no,ting They are 1hs bes' Judges
q the character and DEFICIENCIES Of Their
evn President.
A. cote nporsry truly remarks. the pres.
sst condition Of this Utah question 10 .
bsssiag and consuming shame TO the Aa-
ninistyatior and its party. TIE duty to be
perforped has nothing Of Gyste,y or rnesr.
taisay 10 Il. II 10 - plain as any duty ever
yes q can be. A Goverser Of Utah, jus,
Ete Governor OF any other Territory
aus, zee the lsxs e1eeu ted and The Z. 8.
Gssern0ent. If there be sny resistance to
Nm, must back bim with sufficient foree
TO enable him 10 zee them executed r. the
presaden, is afraid TO supply ihe necessary
force. the pusillsninous creature should sh
dics!s; and, II there 10 not q the Demo.
eEstic party q solitary prominent individual
Who, with the premise OF sufficient backing
viii consent 10 serve his country at the
time and place Of her sorest and mos, mis-.
syshle need, the Democratic party must b
the very poorest oongeries If inei7idual'
ever seen upon the earth. Can We no: hesl
something from our sgreesble neighbor. or
this subject
Mr. esantor's Address.
We publish to-day the adtfess of Mr
Stanton. the new Secretary and acting
Gssernes Of Kansas, to the people Of thai
Territory. II 10 not much else than rep.
stitDn Of the general remarks Of the Pres
ideni's Insngersl on the subject Of Rsnss,
s1sirs. if il means anything more than