Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-31
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70 make Il appear, that the " rreprcs.
sible conflict" Of WILLIAM II. Saw
ARD il but . re.iteraticn Of the opin.
ion Of Thomas Jefferson, As enuncist
Cd IN tie following extract from his
+" Notes on Virgins"
Noshisg is more certainly writte"
IN TIC book Of fate, THAN THAT THESE
PEOPLs AwE TO he FREE nor 'sn Tess
certain IAoe the t,co races equally free
cannot live in the same government
Mature, habi, aud opinion have drawn
indelible lines OF distinction betw cen
them. II j. eth in our power to
direct the process Of emancipation
and deportation peaceablv, and IN
such GLOW deg ecthat tbeev' will wear
of in.ens,bly, and their place be par
ri t'oasu, filled up Nth free white
Io6orers. II On the contrary. it il lett
70 t"rcs itsNIf on, human nature
might sbudder At the prospects held
up"
If a one will carefully read the
iorek oing, ne will easily perceive that
Il denounces 'be dogma OF Mr.. Sew.
ard and his d;sc'pls. Nov, VI At
does NJ. Jefferson teach lie plain
y i"culcates the doctrine held by the
democratic party Of tue T. esen. day
1t. The National Democracy d.
DO hold that slavery is tight in the
sbs,rAct but that it is an lns,l'uti n
entsi'sd upon the people ofthe South
ern Ststcs, and over which the people
outsi,e OF those state, laving t, d i.
M. Je6cIson believed that nothing
10 more ccrta uly written in tue b ok
Of tate, tina" that these PEOPLE are t.
DO fee" Prior TO the pr aching OF
the fAnat Cal doctr mes II abo itoni.m
this progressive hLer~ln II had bee"
Ron Z OF. Domestic slavery hal OK
ned in .ev. raj OF he s. a,es IN which,
either f. m mo ives q COVE nmen'al
policy or fro" conscientious convic-
I ~, laws wee pass, d PROV Ing for
it. g'sau ~bo iuon. Under these
en4c'men s slavery d'sapp' AIRED tom
orc $ atc ft.r al her, and had he
pr"e be-, n per nit,.d 70 have had
it, "~'.ra! 9 ure, ut IN dly the
sy t-m OF slave l,bor would not exist
cit..~r IN Del-~a c, Ma. land, Ken
tn KY r Mi-s'ui.
%. Nr Jctfe r Il t'c contr4licts
ID zach ngs Mr.. Seward and the
Who'll, X uh i an scho.l wien We
dacls % that, 1T is not I SIS certain
that the too "a Is, EQUALLY FWtE. Can
nn' '. ~ tue sam gne nncu;. -
Is there a X pub'can preacher in
tho lad ~ha will endo SO ,hrs doc
tri - ! DO Mr. Seward, Mr.. / ne. In
Mr.. Gre ley, ct i'd oname genms poo
ca m th.t you nut fist tree the
slave aud then expatratc hint On
the contrary, Il ey q mend for negro
ECU .lty W III the VIII to man, and ad.
vocste III. ii ph. to a full participation
iu TIE government. Truly Mr.. Sew
ard's views do harmor,zc With tho.e
Of M. J, 6er-on, if opp sites are The
same. But Mr.. Jefferson did not
leave us IN doubt. lie emphatically
Gays that "n ature, habit and opinion
have drawn indelibIc lines Of dlstinc.
ton between item"
Sd. Does Mr. Seward and his com.
peers propose to remove slavery from
the United States BY a system of col
on'za.ionl We would rejoice to hear
him announce to the country that he
depended alone upon this rational,
moral and cunst tutioual means q
e'adicating slavery. IL he were tc
proClsim t. tie world that he adopt
ed, as his e,On, the language Of
Thomas Jeff.r.on, when he said "tha,
1t 10 st'll in ous power to direct the
process OF emo ncipation and deporta
ton peaceably, and III such siom de-
grees - that the evil will wear Of
i~aensibiy,' be could not count upon
. 1.-THE OF his present supporters fl
the Presidency. Let him adopt this
- he scheme, and be plants himscI
upon the same basis upon which stand
every democratic statesman in tn,
country. But if Mr.. Seward t.ke
bis stand eide by SIDE with II omsl
J.derson in the . vocscy OF deporta
si"n - sine qua non OF cm.nc,pa
ton, where will you fnd the ludes
and most boieterous of his advocate
in the p'r-ons Of Giddi gs, p clips
I'm ID. G rits"n, RcIp~th and tn
rest Il biz fanat cal a i,ri err They
would make the county howl will
their dcnuutiations OF his treacher,
TO 10 IN, It no would now step e th,
. o ton un .nc Gu on Ut On plat
fora. S". there is no danger Of HI.
d ing so. lie has ken h y, s,i ,
Amcng those who SC K TO OBJ trrat,
Re i'ws Ot distinction VIII ch STATURE
hstlt and opn On" have d avn he.