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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-30

ORIGINAL NOTICE.-STATE OF IOWA,
~ Scott County. To D. !. Sesly and Phin-
- Scely.-Sin You are hereby noti1sd that
There is now ID Gle, in the OA6ce Of the Clerk
Of the District Court In Scott county, Petition
Of Andrew n. Haines, claiming Of you six hun-
drcd and seveaty-six s-io0 dollars - money due
him, from you, on . promissory note BY you exc
cuted and delivered to one VIM. Blanchard on the
ED day Of April, 1857, for $500 81. due one day
after dste-which said note is now the property
Of said llainss. Said petition ayers that voa are
not residents Of the State II Iowa, and prsys fss
writ Of attachment sgainst your goods, chattels.
property. credits, 6c., for the payment Of seid
note, which 10 nov due and sntirsly unpaid, with
interests and costs; and that unless Jon appear,
on or before the Arst day Of the Uext term, and
answer thereto, according to the rules Of thu
Court, judgment will be rendered against you
thereon.
Dated this I'd day 81 February. 4. ID. 1850.
ANDREW n HAlNES, PLAINTIFF.
JAMES 0RAxT, Attorney.
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Davenport, March 5, 1860. mar6-dAw.
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peat them. On the general subject of in
terfering with slavery in the States. about
which so many false accusations are
brought against him and his party, he
. spoke thus in Chicago on July 10th, 1858:
II have said hundred times, and have
now no inclination to take it back, that
believe there is no right, and ought to be no
! iHclination IN lie people of the free States,
. to enter into the slave States, and inter-
fere with the question of slavery at all.
have said that always; Judge Douglas has
heard me say tiff not quite hundred
times, at least as good Us hundred times:
aud wien it is said that am in favor of
interfering with slavery where it exists,
know il is unwarranted by anything
have ever intended, aud, as believe, by
anything have ever said. If by any
means. have used language which could
fairly be so construed (as, however, be-
lieTeI never have,l / now correct it
= We agree that, by the con-
stitution we nssented to, in the States
where it exists we have no right to inter-
fcre with it. because it is in the constitu-
ton; and We are, both by duty aud inclina-
ton. to sEick by that constitution IN all ats
letter and spirit, from beginning to end
And again at Cincinnati, in September,
1889, addressing himself to Kentuckians.
be said:
Il will tell you, as far as / am authorized
to speak for the opposition, what we mean
to do With you. We mean TO treat you,
rs nearly as we possibly can, as Washing
ton, Jefferson and Madison treated you
We mean to tsavs you alone, and in no agay
10 interfere aCuh your institution: to abide BY
every compromise cfthe constitution; and. in
word, coming back to the original pro-
position, TO treat you as far as degeneratcd
men (if we have degenerated) may, accord
ing to the examples of those noble fathers
Washington, Jefferson and Madison
We mean to remember that you are as
good as we are: that there is no difference
between us other than the difference of
circumstances. We mean to recognize and
bear in mind always, that you have as
good hearts in your bosoms as other peo-
pie, or as we claim to have, and to treat
you accordingly. We mean to marry your
girls when we have chance-the white
ones, mean-and have the honor to in
form you that once did have chance in
that way"
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The Inconsistency of the Democratic pa
pers in their criticisms of Mr.. Liucoln's
opinions is very striking. Now they en-
deavor to represent him as radical and
dangerous man, and in proof of their
assertions they quote the expressions, not
of Mr.. Lincoln himself, but of certain men
who are going to vote for him, and some
times of men who will not vote for him.
When they turn to his record to fortifv
their position, they find it filed with ex
Pressions of the most healthy and judicious
conservative sentiments. When theyquote
them and say, "see, you radical Republi-
cans, what man you are supporting
He does not agree with you, and here you
are throwing away your votes on him.
You might as we'll vote for Douglas, or
Bell, or Breckenridge" So our opponents
oscillate from one extreme to the other in
their charges, though they more common
ly accuse our candidate of radicalism,
and warn the nation against his dangerous
doctrines.
Now, VIC have no intention of denying
that the Republican party, like all other
great parties, has in its ranks men of
different views upon many political ques-
tons. All parties in which the individual
ism of its members is not wholly lost in a
blind aud ignorant devotion to the will of
some leader, all parties which are COM
posed of independent, thinking men, have
representatives of different shades of opin-
ion, even when upon most great doctrines
aud plans of action there is n substantial
agreement among them. The Republican
party, being live party, being composed
of men who think for themselves, men of
various temperaments and in various cir
cumstances, its members have some differ
ences of opinion. But Mr.. Lincoln is not
responsible for the views of any of his sup
Porters, except in so far as he adopts
those views. Nor is the party to be iudg.
ed by what this or that member, speaking
in his individual capacity, may say. 1t is
to be judged by its platform; AID if ii
comes into power, by its acts.
Now, in respect to Mr.. Lincoln's views
HHSAS 40 Nv SAOuho AoL misrepresentation
He has, in the first place, accepted tn,
Chicago platform as the expression of hi
sentiments, and that platform has beer
read by the whole nation. Moreover, h,
has repeatedly stated his opinions on tn,
great questions of the day, so long tina
no one can accuse him of having beer
biased by the expectation of receiving tn,
nomination for the Presidency. 1t is b,
that platform on which he stands, and b.
his recorded uttcrances, that he should ii
fairness be judged. We herewith presep
come extracts from his speeches, to show
his views on those questions which ar,
most sgitated. Some of these we hay,
quoted before. But 1t may be we'll TO re-
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Tothe Germans.

We-hope those Of our German friends
who are politically opposed to Us, will
favor US with their presence at the Court
House, tonight, where they will be ad
dressed in their own language, on the great
issues of the day. No persons turn out
moro literally OF oftener to hear their oppo-
nents, than do the Republicans of Wheel
ing, and we hope that the German portion
of those who are opposed to US will return
the compliment by turning out to hear
our side of the question.
In addition to the speeches in German,
there will be also speaking in English.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
GEO. w. SIGHTS.

We congratulate our friend, Mr.. Sights,
on his conversion to Republication. We
give him the right hand of fellowship and
hope he will be a blessing to US, if we should
not be to him. We are sorry that he could
not have seen his way sooner. Had this
been the case, he might have been without
a competitor OH our ticket. He might
have been tho sole Republican nominee
AS it is, we are almost all going for Cor
rell, he being early in the field, and well
tried in the service. Still, however. there
may be few Struggling votes that ha Ien't
yet centered on our popular friend Cor
rell, and it may be possible for our friend,
Mr.. Sights, to secure them by active exer-
tions. He should, however, be up and
doing without delay. But, in the mean
time, what is to become of our Bell and
Everett friends, now that they IRE left
without candidate. We presume that it
will be in order for new nomination
from that source. Mr.. Sights having
come over to US Republicans, some one
- annnIv his old place, and that very
soon, tor the time is growing SHUT. ~
again congratulate Mr.. Sights on having
Joined the great and growing Republican
party. And we again express our deep
regret that he had not done 1t sooner, for,
as it is, we are all in honor bound to sup
port the faithful and original Gorrell. We
can't drop him at this late day, for any,
body.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

SENATOR MASON lately made speech at
Richmond, in which, speaking of Republi-
cans, he said:
81 put to them this test from which they
never could escape. You may profess, gen
tlemen, what you please, but this Black
Republican party has no common basis of
Union but that of anti-slavery. Take that
away, and your party would break to
pieces like potter's vessel. 1t is there.
fore an abolition party, call it what you
please, and their common object is to get
possession of the government for the p1r-
pose OF destroying the Southern States"
We should be pleased to know in what
part of this blessed Union the distinguish
ed Senator found Republicans SO wanting
in intelligence, that they could not make
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plain to him the absurdity of his state
ments. The Republican is not now, and
never has been, an abolition party. in the
sense in which Mr.. Mason uses the term.
Nor can be or any one else show anything
in its record to justify his charge, that its
''object is to get possession of the govern
ment for the purpose of destroying the
Southern States" It is a defensive, not
an aggressive party. 1t was called into
being to preserve the old order of things
against the aggressions of slave power
Is it really impossible for our southern
friends to see the difference between OPP
posing the spread of slavery and "de-
stroying the southern States? Is stri-
wing to keep slavery out of Kansas terri
tory an attempt Mt the destruction of Geor-
gia? Where can Senator Mason Gud in
the platforms of our party or in the record
of its candidate the slightest foundation
for his accusation? 1t would be easy to
prove by his mode of reasoning that the
common object of his party in the south is
to get possession of the government for tue
purpose of destroying the northern States.
Their common basis of union is devotion
to slavery. They, therefore. form party
opposed to the northern system of tree
labor, and hence are trying to seize the
government in order to destroy the north
ern States. That is not very good logic,
you say. Gramtedi but We submit that it
is just as good as that by which men at
tempt to prove that the Republican party
has designs upon the southern States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31

AT recent meeting of the Pennsylvania
Abolition Society, the following Was
adopted. We quote from the Philadelphia
Prees:
"There arc arguments of great weight
against supporting Abraham Lincoln for
the Presidency. His past course in the
matter of a fugitive slave law; his present
readiness to return the escaping bondman;
his avowcd willingness to discriminate
against the black man in the award of
political rights. and his declared hostility,
except in contingency not probable, to
the abolition of slavery in the District of
Columbia, are facts which, in the cstima-
ton of discriminating minds, disquulify
him for the votes of Incorporating Abo-
ii>;"rists"
During the speaking, says the Press,
dtsoFderly persons, to the namber of about
" hundred, gathered on the outside of the
hall, cheering for Lincoln and groaning
the Auolitionists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-31
The Vote of this county.

The specu!ations, conjcctures and asser-
tons as to what will be the aggregate vote
of this city, on the 9Th of November, and
as to the proportions into which it will be
divided, are numerous enough, and in al
most everybody's mouth. The vote in
1856 stood: For Buchanan, 1892; Fill
more, ,464; Fremont, lO8 in all, 3,4o4
1t is thought that the vote this year will
be at least two hundred stronger than this:
and the following estimate seems to COM
bine about the general average Of opinion
as to how it will be divided: For Bell,
l,4OO; Lincoln. 800; Douglas, 700 {:
Breckenridge, 500. A good many Bell
men consider this estimate quite too liber-
al, while some go up in their estimates MS
high MS 1900. The Lincoln men feel SAN
guine of 500; many of them of 200 mere.
The Douglas men vary more than any
body else, We believe. a letter writer
from here in one of the Richmond papers,
estimates that Douglas will get 1900
'OLSD 40 Gn'V Ss---.s-r -L:oI, af cnnrsa ;s
all wild and nonsensical. The same wri-
ter also said that Breckenridge wouldn't
get more than 400 votes in the Panhandle,
which WAS almost as Wild. In our opin-
ion there is no telling with any degree of
certainty; what the respective vote will
be. We will say this however. that if all
those who desire Lincoln's election, and
are really at heart Lincoln men, would
come out and vote for him, he would car
ry this county, and carry it handsomely,
200. As it is, he will run far beyond ex-
pectatiop. Stranger things have occurred
in this world than LincoIn's carrying Ohio
County. They have, indeed.
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THE Frankfort, KY. Commonwealth thus
vents it's honest indignation towards those
who disgrace and misrepresent the South
by their quadrennial threats of disunion:
At every Presidential election these po-
ltical fllibusters remind US of the poor
Frenchman who locked himself in a room
with rich ditto, and threatened to blow
his own brains out and charge the rich
one with the murder, unless the latter gave
him then and there FIVE hundred dollars.
Every four years these Southern Quixotes
swell up with bad whisky and worse logic,
and tell the balance of the people if they
don't do so and so, that they-the Quix-
otes-will secede. We are tired of their
gasconade, their terrific threats, and their
bloody prophecies. They were never CAL
culated for any higher destiny than that Of
frightening old women and young chill
drcn. They have been revived aud re-
vived and repeated until-to use an ex-
preston of vuIgNrism-they are played
out. Their bombast is absolutely sicken-
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The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times, writes that a disuuiou
scheme has been started by some of the
officers in the treasury department. The
plan named is forthe southern governors to
call sessions ofthe legislatures on the 9Th of
November, or rs soonos the election of Lin
coin is ascertained certainly, and then for
the legislatures to declare the Union dissolv-
ed, and Breckenridge the President of the
southern confederacy. There are also
rumors aaoat that Cobb and Thomson
are now in New York to secure the re-
movol of the United States money from
the su6-treasury in that city. One thing
NJ least is shown By these reports, that
Lincoln's election is considered rs about
certain. We are not particularly frighten-
ed by the reported plans of disuniou We
shall expect to hear of them pretty con-
sttutly for few days longer. It is clear
that as last desperate game, many of the
leading Democrats and the stock gamblers
have put their heads and their kuavery
together to create panic and frighten the
north outof the idea of supporting Lincoln.
This general howl is part of the game.-
If Mr.. Cobb is really implicated in any such
affair as is above described, Mr.. Buchanan
had better postpone his contribution TO
the n. Y. Ledger aud attend to his cabinet.
If the officers, who are his advisers, and
who are handling the funds of the govern
ment, are privy to these taitorous schemes,
he has plain duty before him to be dis
charged at once. But it is our opinion
that tue election which is to take place
next Tuesday, will settle most of these
troubles, and put an end to most of these
alarms. We shall not be surprised OF
frightened at hearing good many moro
marvellous reports between this time and
that.
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TIE New York Times, generally careful
in its political calculations, says:
"Thc fusion committee may set this
State down as certain to give Lincoln ffy
thousand mgjoritg-and every dollar they
spend in the country will increase that
majority"
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A New Republican Candidate, o

Our Republican friends have called our
attention to the following ticket, which
was in circulation yesterday, on thestreets
Virginia Republican Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
ron VICE PRESIDENT.
HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
George Rye, John Mcclure, Jr.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
John Wright, Levi PittmaD,
R. H. Gray, W. E. Stevenson,
Thomas Todd, D. W. Roberts,
Joseph Apologize, j. L. Freeman,
Thomas j. Hewitt, Jacob Hornbrook,
Joseph Bell, S. N. Peterson,
G. D. Hall.