Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-02
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MONDAY MORNING.. ....ArhH. s,i8s'
snecia, dosage 1.-THE President.

We make room tHiS HOfblnS LOT a
very able ami important message OF
President Buchanan to tue House OF
representatives., in relation to the o.
vode Invcstigstion Resolution The
document We trust viii be carefully pc
rused by every reader. il is a scathlne
rebnke To those unprinciplcd members
OF the House OF Representatives. who had
taken it upon themselves to endeavor by
the most fon means to ferret out, ifpos-
sble, some act Of the President which
they could by exasgeration and false col
or;ng manufacture into big scarecrow,
behind which they could hide their own
acts Of business, corruption and spccula-
ton OF which many members of that de-
lcctable patty already stand convicted.
Bat in this they VIII fail. ANY attempt
to malign the public or private acts Of
that great statesman, whose entire pub
he career has been marked with the ut
mos; purity and uprightncss, must fall to
the ground.
The language of the message is too
plain to admit Of any msconstruction.
The President has not the slightest OBJ
lection in the world 10 full and search
ing investigation Of his political acts
both before and after his election to the
Presidency; he even courts invcstlga-
ton from his political opponents, but he
firmly demands that it be made in a
proper and legal manner This the
Black Republicans would rather not do !;
they prefer, without making any specific
charges against the President, to skulk
about in an unmanly and illegal manner,
to pick up and manufacture evidence
against the acts Of Mr.. Buchanan. Such
is their tactics, but it will avail
them nothing. The President is above
suspicion-but let the investigation 90
on; yet let it be done in proper and le-
gal manner.
LOST OF THE IIUSGARIAS's PAssEN-
GERs.-Through the courtesy Of Mr..
DE WITT, Of this city, who kindly furn-
ished us with late number of the Mon
treal Xerald, we arc enabled to publish
the names Of the passengers Of the i'll IA
ted Hungarian
The Agents have forwarded the following
list of the "Iiungarians" passengers, &c
CABlS PAssENcEns--J. T.. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs Balmer, Revd James Stuart, Mrs Woods
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Evans Allen Cameron, W. X
Crocker,J W. Croker Mr.. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs
Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Samanago Barry, A. b
Cortin, Mr. Wyatt Mr.. Bouterhouse, Mr.. Boul
ton, Mr. Delano and child, DIR. Barrett and G
!. Nash, officer in charge Of the mails
SrEERAGE PASSENGERS - Hugh Mccartney
Abraham Tugg, VIM. Vogle, John Richardson
Henry Richardson, J. Allen, Frederick Child
Mrs +. Child, Frederick Child Bell Morrison
Richard Madd IN, Robert Martin. Z. ID. Bart.
lett, George Shank, George NJ. Dermoll, John
DAILY, John Delaney, VIM Kerby, VIM. Wright
Michael Lucey, Martin Dowres, Francis Rich
ardson, Miss Ellen Sheehan and Patrick Nc
erwin, and a crew of 80.
The return from the liverpool emigration
agent gives From Liverpool, cabin passen-
gers, 80 Storage do, 40. From Queenstown
cabin passengers, 10; Stserage do, 40
Crew from Liverpool. SO-Totsl 205.
SAILING DErAnrMKSr-W H. Harde 1st off
Ger; VIM Allan. I'd do; Richard Porter, Sd
do: VIM Cain, 4th do; N. Fielding. boatswain
Jas. Baseley, boatswain's mate John Bailey,
NJ McPherson, A. Lidile, A. Philips, j. Shan
non, VIM Quinn "A Mcmillan, Thomas Mclean,
J. Crossth W ate, r. Lutus, David Jones. Thos.
Carter John Ramsdsn, Geo. Booey, John Ben
net, NJ Golgh,ly Mcdonald, Edwards. Viii
liams. Cieve. Wall, Greenway, Merriman. p.
Mitchell, A. Boyd, W. Caddock, Gilbert. John
stone, Chorley McCulloch, John Brice, seamen;
Nelson Wakes, ordinary seaman; Maxwell
boy.
ENGINEERS DErHRrMENr.-W. Stewart, LIST
engineer John Mckes, ID do A Smith. Sd +;
John Clark, 4th do Hugh Mcounn. 5th do.
FIRkMKN -Issac Welsh, John Calderwood,
Ii, Lowe, J. Money, J. Boyle. Wm Holmes
Peter Halon, ii. French, John Jones, John Fox,
Richard McNalley, Arch. Mccall, John Jones
John Hanal, VIM. Welsh, Alex Watson. Archi-
bald Mcdonald, Thos Shaw, VIM. Flanagan,
I. Jameson, Thos. Richie, James Allison,
Robt Edwards, Hugh Russell.
VIcruALIISG DEPARTMENTAL. Mcdonald, LIST
Steward, j. McKinnan. End ditto; Richard
Thomas, John Madden, George Edwards, Alex.
Wapshaw, Ell. Lehman. Robt Dywer, Jas.
Rhodes. Hugh McGrsgor, Thomas Hannah
stewards; Francis DuvCure and Geo. Searis-
brook-cooks VIM. Preston-baker; Jas
Gethings-butcher; j. Longwell John Bren-
nan, Thomas Kennedy, Jas. kenard. Ed Nc
Main, Augt. Cain, VIM. Howarts, Robt. Stew
enson, Peter McCrae-stewarts; Ed. Murphy
VIM acknowledgements: WIN. Prescott. Rich j
Jones, Jos. Marriolt--stewards; T. $. Green
storekeeper DIR. Ferguson Z. Robertson -
purser; Miss Caughtrie-stowardess; Jon IS
Steward.
New TERRIToRIEs.-The Committee
on Territories is expected soon to de-
eide in regard to the establishment O
new territorial governments. 1t is sale
that bills will be reported for territorial
governments for Pixies Peak or Jetler
son for, Arizona, and for Nevada and
Dacotah. If the jefferson Territory be
organized, it will leave the boundarie:
of Kansas as they were under the
Wyandottc Constitution, and it must er
move some of the objections thereto
The friends Of the Kansas admission
bill will support the Jefferson Territory
measure. The passage of these bills
will create considerable amount of ex
ecutiye natronape on the eve of a Pros