The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20


tsls&sas s4e A Few Words more
The Democrat can rest assured, t4as 4e
- article in The Gazette Of last Saturday -.
= 4 sss Der the head OF ELECTION d Jadge," Was
sssssa 81 ~ suggested by "RepptlIean asP.saals.
- ss's sa vas suggested simply BY oag intimate
kuswledce OF the Democratic panty, rae
$3.50. eternal grasping Of its Bis aad se .esd-
- tsss srs for Office, sna by tire extreme shallow.
4ss q :. .ess OF their manaayse to seeare Demo.
sss - cratic Judge ia this District where they are
= = - in the minority. We hags repeat oar re-
ass.ss mark to which that article Intended 70
Eas aIe@4s give additional force ana direct application
GI1a~ & that never YET knew Democrats d
entertain any moralor party seppies against
politically elee,ine Judicial efieers where
shey had the msiority, ba, have awsys found
tkem extremely an2cus to elect these ofi.
g GERS without respect 10 party, when they
asss1 were in a certain minority. We have seen
4 $ shis pontedy illustrated IN saotaer State
.3Tf.s ia adjoining Judicial Disttcis, N one q
aa.ss which the Democracy has the majority
xtt Il nonina,ed and ran ther candidate without
.aaas IS listening to such folly as compromise
sStAa - With the other party o. e such sugGez-
SET sssas lion throwing partyism aside-waiIe in
ss9 : Va the adjoining District, where iheY were n
YS@ss Il decided minority. they thought Il iuProP.
er. dangerous ard Of most wicked pEees.
dent 10 permit politics t. interfere IN tAs
election Of Judicial officers Theg guIisd
y. the people, quoted the suspicious Of thejr
1aaT opponents, and the Offices in ba'h Districts
were filled By Democrats! But Ea mesa
sSA&4n not go.c far off for an liestasioR When
.s.aa The Democrats had the majority ID this u.
- - dical District, they laughed those Of the
opposite party who insisted lbas politics
= should not be permitted to interfere in he
election or Judge, claimed Tie advantage q
their power, and nominated ana elected
81 their Judicial Offices, sll o. the Democrats
49, party. Now, when they are in the miaoyI-
ss ", they nave become reireshiEliy consider.
4s ate Of the Interests Ct he peaple. sHd asa
tas# fully convinced that bringing politics aGo
this Judicial election. may result 10 a,sastef
,aaa and trouble By tbe choice u s5ae iaeaH-
Pstent person! The oalr dIsasser she5 a.
is thai Republican Judge may be cheated.
They have enough faith ia Their own sire.
5sssa.s working powers 10 believe ii politics q
- IS 1855 Republican politics 5 not permitted + e.
- !. 80 terfere in the nomination, they VIA have
$50 ass the Judge aud We haye Just ta1lh enough
in their smsrinets te feel quite Is cera5a
of the fact. Bat in election before the
people, where the choice il to Sc bst&eea
-. - Republican and Democrat. they have
fsafs - =. but small chance
.s-ssa q We have no objection TO he proposal
lnot the Democrat proposal, because il wss
tsU6s suggested TO both the Gezstte and Demo
Graf before the latter published I'D that TIN
menbers Of the Bar shali Nominate q can,
ddate. We only amend il BY sgggazsiBa
sssa,s- Republican members Q! tie Bae
saas-S IA Republcsn cans.dat1
,h,, a., ne nominee in
49, Il. - NEE, and nomin- = their
= -, :. - Z. !. r. ,he Democrats think
.onneteu, or unit fer the Pos"lan' -se
= s...,nher. Of the Bar make nom.nais2A'
aaFs42 81 I'd hermit the People TO decide lAe q--s
i. hav ,,on' II in the RePabaean party thsi
. : - e =, LAWYER Of sufficient qualifications 70
ISL v .,o,erly fiji this Office, then "e Aa'e 'a
sa aser maze 10 say. But the Democrat admit. !Rs
ssssss asa .rs ~ least two We oulg want eye III
- asz..-ss them. The Democrat kindly suggests SIX
-a@ So names for the Office. Among these 'Hsfs
smsaa i.ouly one who " "a recognized as AeFa2.
lican during last campaign Vat aa Is a1+A-
DAINTY qualified for the position
gk L We have no doubt The Dem2cra; regTc'l |
sss5a sltsa abe course the Gszsue has seen ft a
- take" The regret is perhaps equally 4'
49 cere among It's Democratic .sancs, ens-
4 80 cially among those who would liS1 10 l7
" go go the Office But ps have regrets #ha1s7
ever for our course and ii the GsnG53e1.H
party studies its interest, ana cz'
more for them than igT the iHtefts'5 q.
their opponents, think they "iA aaaI
nothing to regret ia il. Kn9wtag t4s DE-
j mocratic party SO we'll, we had ne ide@ q
80 remaining quiet while they *ere playing eA
50 comfortable a game az that whlch sic
hsve exposed, the result Of which would be
the giving Of hat purity TN .naaeaiial office
We deemed the honesty q thfF mcaFe MI
only questionable, bat as HavsRg 20 Eaa9|
sH- existence, being perfectly sstIshed Stat
ts notwithstanding Their pEotestaayrs, 3aelr|
s-ses object ives to secure a poia4sal Judge aaa
Judge Of Democratic poliieg. u SIC are
E ~ too suspicious OF them, The fauH IS tier
own. Their autecedents are rssFoua g
for our suspicious, as TO believe their oon.e
in the matter 10 which We nave a.,H5s5
honest, is to maize exception ia 0otf
usual party tfiokery Of very suspicious
SD piece Of business