Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28


WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV. - 1eee.
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TIE called ysAs wtoces.
Az We expected, our article 10 Mon
days edit n, With reference 10 the out
reyes in Kss~us whirh arc being perpe-
t,s.ed by Mon gomery and bis men Tor
devi's), brings out the Gazette, and
causes it to saurm IN great agony. The
shoe evidently pioches badly, but it
must be ~osss The 6asetes dso,ss, with.
ont any shadow Of authority, that this
raid hes anything to do with the RePub-
l'csn party, Or any member thereof
This is decidedly cool and refreshing.
After having used such outrages ~
those instituted by Montgomery through
one entire Presidential campaign, - le-
climate capital, after having crowded
it's columns with Kansas outrsges for
months for the purpose Of working upon
the minds Of ito readers, after having
endorsed tae' action Of Eastern fanatics
in furnishing srms and ammunition, and
after having cowplimented those of the
West who we're sf.rdiug aid and CON-
fort, it il very cool Of our neighbor af-
ter few years TO thus turn his back
upon comrade who persists in pursu ng
the same course which then called forth
his blatant praises and copious enconi-
ums.
Montgomery and his men are Of those,
and those alone, Who supported the Re-
pub lean cause and assisted in the cleo
ton Of Abraham Lincoln. That they
supported him in the campaign, voted
for his electors at the pole, hurrshed for
the RaiI-Splitter after his election; that
he is now with his comrades 10 guilt and
Republican bonds, engaged IN carrying
into effect the words OF Abraham Lin
coin, which are ",his Union c. mot ex.
list half Slave and half Frees" that in
order to ensure it, perpetuity the Union
must be "all one thing or the other
all Slave Stxtes or Free States," there
can BE- no manner Of doubt, and yet our
worthy nsighbor permits h's virtuous
indignation TO arise when we truly as
sert that it's an at Of the Republicans.
There is no sense in such oenisls, neigh
Dor. Why not come ont fair and square
= bright and honest, and denounce the
acts Of those of your confreres who are
thus ex i'ing the county. Try it; try
to act the honest part once, aud give u
q chance to pat you on the back and
commend you for your example. Don't
you see that Montgomery is putting the
precepts Of Abe Lincoln and the Repub-
lcan party INTO practice! In the Ian
guage Of Abraham, himself, we "refer
you to my speeches Of 1885," OF course
the pill is bitter, but the bowe 9 Of the
Republican party have been the recepta-
Gle Of SO much indigest,ble, unwho le-
some aud rebellious matter that the a..
tidote must be taken, or speedy death
VII ensue. Even the more honest and
those who have sinned without the
knowledge Of crime before their eyes,
will be swept OF with the rest.
The insinuation Of the Gazette that
we would cut of the supplies that are
being sent out to the actual sufferers is
but the exuding Of the editors bsser
instincts. 1t is way he has-of judg-
ing other people by himself and per
consequence carries no weight and meets
with no confederation either in public or
private. We claim to have done az
much for the aid Of the starving people
OF Kansas. A. any other concern in this
vicinity. and We will continue to do so
to the extent Of our power, but we warn
and shall continue to warn the people
who give, against being imposed upon
by having their donations improperly
applied. THIS latter part will be uunec
essarj, however, alter a few DAYS. As
Gen. Harvey viii probably place =
qnletus upon this new outbreak of Re.
publican principles and Republican
IN. asures.
Southern Secession.
This spirit continues to agtate tine