The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18


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SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY
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FhoM IOWA.
DOUGLAS AND THE PRESIDENCY
Tho following letter from Dubuque, Iowa. shows taas
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DUBUQUE July IL, 1862
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] was somewhat surprised 70 read N the New York
Itetmans Journal Of July o. that the letter the
u.,.,o. h.. ,vor.d ass. .,ors cor Wanting ,hs IA
0enA''' nAS "oVeu nAs'eI s"oAo 'o' 'o'A"e .A' 10
nocracy on the only basis, that Of their true and ogcs
srncpIes The press-sou.h a well as NORTH and Esst
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@ wen % "eh'-fesponas W WIN 'Ss"u1 VI aonS
sion. the Journal had said that portion of the pren
n.a ..ord.a =. Ia voud have come ns.,er the ,rulh
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~" po".D" '.eN We .' ~.N..o y. psA.e 40 ~,
We, who live In the Northwest know OF few influential
vho respoud In sad latter with something mora
w.. a..,.-.,o =, oon,ornr. than ~ u.abesor ;, Wa
nke aeciAIsuon /" con.emPs 'nan ~ s,s. W
are NOV y, ~ ,.,, G ~ n,s ,srssss onar
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MAJ as ms onlc,a' 11Eans , . .ooa s.u.-u,n n
.,;e na,.sr into thv voun,. enat could mnis
Ter 10 tby CALLED and acerad spirit and council thee in
.an,od vsors tho tyinmpbs OF thy dawpipp senatorial
vhen no dsuson Of the Presidency no anticir-
"a ssr of he democratc code no iinew
ssne. =. 70 the revival or The African slave
tTxds,, 1of which YOU ought not 70 be alarmed
S USs ~ rs,sv y, nrncn,es or n,alforms ,ais
smrheS INV nescni sSmbers aud thee the observed
~ a Wy GaSiv woSd do 40 and n nossb,e
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q n"rs,.s uSo Knew no North. M south. no Fast no
West but The Union OF The States one and
ana ba consn,,op onlv "a handed down 10 us by oar
s,rea bot aasi Inc spirt Of AMBITION has taken
u, % md hn, sspt snaaoW sorloro hone
l. =, rsea,s s.a r.,rr 4, hs hon.ehoid ~ aemo
: ~ s uo ss.e, shoa r., d,,St
@ @ S ~ ami dsnger INV name ono,
20 aau ss sac.s os and a.
ts, s; b heat friends see witn regret that toy
once nope and se 81 sns African save trade and Con.
so' al co,a Tor Territores vet 10 be born.
II undoubtedly be mater Of serious regret 70 the
hcitv 10 letter which Is evidently Intended 10 foresta
The sc,ion Of certain delegates who will be 10 attendance
Al The Cnorasion Conye nton-as q sort OF euuncalory
document for ta benefit OF those who shall attend sad
Convention as Douglas men 10 matter whether his ami-
ation s ali hiring defeat or ruin upon the party moi
70 CIV The Least of H. II was unfair in Mr.. Douglas
t,c;ya,e What the Convention will do whether will
I not rsnmd;ae the atime honored principles on which
sv acbved go msny p,trotc trumphs or whether
shall interpoate into the creed Of the party such neg
ssses as the revival of the African slave trade or Con-
mo Which he ought 10 have maintained silence until he
saw unmistaka signs that they were intended
troduced INTO the Convention and when they were,
have entered his protest against them as an infringement
mon the nr;ncibes OF iRe party We look upon the
udre,s letter more az dicatorai tn
con,s,ou docnmeSt Intended 20 reconcie or lar.
roniya The nsr,v and an calculated TO engepder flae
;ssnes in The ronven,ion
~ " Mr. norcIAs, CORRESPONDENT
There ia still another feature connected with the publ
Of me letter ss arS we asdSossed 70 one
Dorr Dubuque, Iowa. vulgar fellow, who has control OF