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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11
JOHN CT UNEY,

JOHN CT UNE Y,
GROCER Alexandria, Louisiana,
IfAVING rented the Store formerly occupied by
ri s. Kibbe, on Second Street, opposite the Ia
pides Hotel he wishes to inform his friends and
thepablic generally that has made arrangements
for receiving fresh supplies weekly, as follows:
Sugar Cured Hams, Side and Shoulder Bacon,
Mes, Beef, Mackerel FISH, Sardlnes, Lard, Butter,
Soap Candles, Flour, Coffee, Teas, and Fruits Of ali
kinds and Of the best quality and everything kept
in Wholesale or Retail grocery. III
ALSO LIQU0hS--
Such as Cogaiac Brandy, Irish Whiskey, Bourbon
do, Wines, Porter aud Ale, of best brands, also
Cigars Of the best quality, and the best of Confec
tionary and Pound Cake always on hand. All oi
which he offers unreasonable prices. jan 26-lY
, 1860-01-20

An anonymous note saved the British parl:a.
meut from an awful blowing up IN Guy Fawkes.
time, aud the cacklns Of geese once saved au.
oient Rome; bu. it remains for modern history
10 chronicle an escape frcm fire by a warnin.
more insignificant stl'I. Early last Friday NOR
ming lady OF this town heard her pet canary
chirping- whivh being continued for some little
time, She arose to ascertain the cause, Tpun
opening the daor, which had been tishtle closed
a heavy volume Of smoke, proceeding from the
blazing wood box, burst in. aud showed plainly
enough the cause ofpoor Charlie lamentations.
Tue fire WIS speedily cssinguishei. not, houey.
appeared somewhat sturiGed for day or two
after, but is now singing away as nc1rri'v as If
upon his individual e1ert:oo had rot once de.
pended the responsibility Of Saving valuable
residence, md perhaps still more valuable lives,
-Raraboo WIs. Republic.
, 1860-01-20

Senator Masou's Harper's Ferry Committee,
il not mares nest in itself. is considerable
dealer in that popular staple. When it gets
ready to report, it will be found to hare dis
burscd several thousands Of federal currency,
compiled poaderous volume If questions and
answers, (which Bowman Wendell will print
for triaing consideratioo( and el,cited exact
y tho evidence touching John Browns inva~
sion that was published and forgotten two
months ago. Meanwhile it will be busy tele-
graphing toolish canards to the country coz
cerniog the DARK revelations promised by
this OF that distinguished witness, now about
to divulge. Day before yesterday Tho pnblic
expectation was On tiptoe with the promised
unbosouing Of Mr. army, who knew all about
the National Kansas Committees dealings
with Old Brown! Nr. Army must 60 to Ran
sas md get his papers and vouchers; Mr.
Mason must know Tor certain whether the
Committee gave Brown hundred dollars in
1856, OF only ninety-nine dollars and fifty
csnts. VIC think we are no: far out Of the
way in saying that the Committees dealings
with John Brown amounted in all to a dona-
tion Of oao hundred AMI fifty dollars in cash
md dozen boxes Of clothing. 1fthey voted
him any arns re believe they never
reached him, bus fell into the hands
Of the "Lswrenco Stubbs"-a military com.
pany Of come note during tho wars Of that
period, who made good use Of them. And if
Af. Army is kept Under 1hs osslish scrutiny #
Mr. Mason the remainder Of his natural 1ilc,
he will testify to no more than this. Indeed,
this is the substance Of his testimony already
rendered
But the great card in Mr.. Mason's hand,
after oil, is r chard Realc This young gen.
teman, having voluntarily betrayed the cause
he pretended to serve, is looked to for some
thing particularly astounding If he does not
harness the whole Republican party to John
Brown, it will not, probably, he done by any.
body. But, making the largest allowance for
the moral elasticity Of 4 man who eau vociier-
ous'y espouse two opposite principles in two
years, wc venture to predict That Mr. Rea'f
will yield nothing worth haring, to the hest
squeezing Of Mr. Nasoa's Comm ttoe. And
further, that the net results Of the investigation
will not bo worth tho small quantity Of pow.
der required to frishten the wits out Of all
Virgium.
, 1860-01-20

whisky. which seems to be an iuseparablo nd
juact Of the code, is place upon the same foot
ing, deriving its sanction from the fact that
David sleu{cl) Goliall with sling. We think
it will puzzle even Dr. Rico to find passage
iu the Bible which expressly prohibits dnellinc.
, 1860-01-20
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L,frs oS the ~. y. Ntra5d-- Truf s1nfr af f<eE-
tm<--*ef.e,.s TO Elect q Renegade hHoro.
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The Usm0erafic STATE nFenffon-.E'.rfrH.
sion or tbs Aeetprortty Tr<aty-.Lat:t
sHpsrior, aud a Naffr0ad fherefo..Jhe
Ast&r"na CDsnn.tSE<<-' contingent Funds
.--1pporfionns<nf H4it-keVutftean Con.
re&fd0h.-Esr 1TaGrs &c.
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STR .sANGER>;saacY GOODS
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that sfavc property u.aJ be carried into tue
territories, just like other property, cs an afro.
cious "abeminatioa." Was Mr.. Norris not
aware that this "' 'abomination' is the identical
Orleans speeclly Let SIr- Norris examine the
record Of Judge Doug as, and hc will find out,
| thnt whatever denominations Mr.. buchanan
brings forward in his message, lie advocates
none that is not a direct logical consequence OF
| Mr. Douglass own admissions.
see the time coming. when these who ra'-
| ricd around Douglass colars because they be-
liered in his principles, will, fom his most de-
voted friends, becomes his most indignant accu-
| sers. They are already uuwittingly dcnou1c-
| ing his doctrines when they intend to defend
Inn; they will not be spariuS in direct dspnn.
cl41ions US soon as they discover how badly
they had been de ccigcd and hu,s ignomsously
tempted to pity him, five had not to reserve
that generous emotion Of our hearts for those
who are wrong by mistake and unfortunate
without guilt. [Appsause] 49,.
Mr. Douglass ambiguous position, which
mikes it possible for him TO cheut either the
North or the South, without addln. new i'll
consistency to those already committed, makes
It at the same time ueces sary fer him to put his
doubfe-taced theories upon IN historical basis,
which relieves him Of tic necessity Of express
i1,g a moral conviction on tho matter O. slavery
either way: To say that slavery is right, would
te"aatutS u4op!cASS lGe AS0F1Hs 10 SLY luAl s1A-
verv is wrong, would inevitably destroy him at
the South. Iu order to doage this dangerous
dilemma, be finds it expedient to construe the
history Of this country SO rs to show, that this
question Of right or wrcng in regard to s'a-
yery had nothing whatever to do with the fun
danental principles upon which the american
Repub!ic was founded. Dealing with s1asery
only ny matter of fact, and treatiug the natu-
raj rights Of man and the relation between s1a~
very aud republican institutions Us matter OF
complete indifference, he is bound to demon
strate that slavery neyer was seriously deemed
inconsistent with liberty, and that the black
never vas seriously supposed to possess any
rights, which the white man WIS bound to res
pect
But here he encounters the Declaration Of In
dependence. laying down the fundamental prin-
ciplcs upon which The republic was to develop
itself; he encounters the Ordinance Of l5s7, the
Practical application CT those principles; both
historical facts, US stern and stubborn as they
are sublime. But as 3lr. Douglas had no logic
to ghide him in his theories, 50 he had no con-
scieEce to restrain hin, in his historical cou-
ssrnctions. To interpret the Declaration Of IN.
dependence according to tue evident meaning
Of its words, would certainly disilease the
South to call it se!f-evident lie woad certain-
y shock the moral sensibilities Of the North.
So he recognizes it as venerable document,
but makes the language, which is so dear to
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force permit slavery to 20 into Il Territory ut
all:
Here is dark mystery, ritfal. and we may
well take care not to fall into the tran Of such
sophis,ry. Why does he not speak Of the a.l-
tni-sion OF slavery hy positive enac.meuts :
Why not evcu OF the power Of the people to ~
elnfe it by law: We Iook in vain for light in
Narptr'4 Iaya-ipe- aud it is indeed true, what
Judge Black intlln ltcs, that that article is one
Of The ob>curest documents By which ever a
politician attempted TO befoS bis followers; =
but we may gather 3fr. Douglas real opinion
from another manifesto preceding this. In his
New Orleans speech, delivered alter his recent
success in Illinois, he defined his position in
substance as follows: 'The Democracy Of Iii.
"nois hold that q STAKEHOLDER has the sau,e
l.ht 10 take his slave property into Terri
"tory as any other man has to lake his horse
"or his merchandise
What: Slavery is the creature of local law,
and yet Shareholder hG3 the right 10 take his
slayc property into territ .ry before any local
law las glren him tllut right. 4 slave does net
become free, when voluntarily hrou hit by his
owner upon the soil Of territory, where no
positive local law establishing slarery exists
How is tlis possible! How eau even tie elas-
tic mind OF Democratic candidate for tie
Presidency unite these contradictory assump.
tions- (Arpfausc. And yet there it stands,
and nothing that Sir. Douglas ever said eau be
more uneaulyocat in its meaning And here
again we may clnim the privilege Of drawing a
few logical deductions from Mr.. Douglas nv u
premises. Ii, us Mr.. Douglas distinctly and
enpllaticsl'y tells us. Il Shareholder has 4 right
to take his slave Is property into u territory,
aud to hold him there as property, before any
legislation on that point is had. from what
source does that right arise: Not from the law
Of nature-for the right to hold q slave is "un-
*'founded in the law Of nature, and in the uu.
written and commt law" and eren Mr.
Douglas, little as be may care about nature aud
her laws, will hardy dare to assert that the sys-
tenn of slaye labor is the natural and normal
condition Of society. 1t must then spring from
positive law. But from what kind Of positive
Inv: Not from my positive law Of local and
municipal Character, for there is none such in
1he H. territory 50 far. Where is Its source then.
There is hut ene kind Of positive law to which
the territories are subject, before any local icr.
islation has been had. aud that is the Coasti.s-
lion IF tas United States. If, therefore, Nj,
Douglas asserts, as be docs, that a STAKEHOLDER
has r2hI to ss sake hs slase as property into
in the absence Of local legislation positively e..
tAblishing slavery, the Constitution Of The Uni.
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gives them another string TO their how. But
suppose the Republicans sweep the Nortl, and
elect their candatlate- In that case the An,cri-
cans expect the tire-eaters will nttcmpt to mt
their secession threats into practice. and The
Americans will rally to the defense Of the Unio:
unh the Constitution. As a matter Of course.
Republican Administration would turn out OF
office every disunlon Office holder uud appolut
The Americans in their places. Consequently
vast and lucrative patronage would !ail into
their hands, as rcwart: for their conservative
patriotism. They would hold seats in the Cab
met, aud appointments as ministers to foreign
countries. THIS IL brief outline Of tile p,aus
aud prospects Of the Southern Opposition par
ts. They desire no polite i Affirmation with the
Democrats-preftrring 10 hoe their own row,
er with their aid. a week ago it looked very
much as If the tre-eaters had " cprnered" lie
Americans, and got them into -+tight fix"
where they would he Compelled 10 chouse be-
tween Southern b. Know No:l.ing Democrat
Hamilton Of Ttxas-aud a Black Kepubl;
eau !" who "signcd tho Helper book '-Sher-
man. But the storm-cloud passed over without
the lightning striking whcsc it was expected.
As VIC said above, the present scheme Of 1he
fire.eaters is TO force the Americans to vote for
Botcicr. a renegade knuw Nothing aud yir.
ginia Disunionist. But the trap can't be set, for
the reason before mentioned-tha, some Of the
Northern Democrats refuse 10 lie led into the
''slaughtcr house. us they call it.
l forgot 10 mention in q previous letter that
the new Senator from Minnesota, Morton S.
Wilkinson, has taken his sent, lie makes the
twenty-lfth Republican Senator. Five years
ago there were barely ten members Of the Sen.
ute who had the maulness to arow Republican
doctrine. Ohio will soon send auo,her-Gov.
Chase trust it will he. Kansas is knocking at
the door Of the Union for admission. She will
presenttwo more Republicans, Next fall Penn.
sylvania will hare chance to give Disler. aud
Indiana, Fitch, m 1rishman's hoist. When
these additions are made, there will be thirty
Republican Senators. Just think Of il: i've
years ago only ten; year from next March,
thirty: But this pre.supposcs the reelection
of your noble Trumbull; and that is q duty The
fresmen Of Illinois must not fail to accomplish.
There hns been some talk Of offering propo-
si,ton to vote for Speaker by ballot. but it will
not meet With favor. Every man must openly
face the music In regard to dropping Shcf-
man and trying another mnn, this tuay be safely
said-it will not be done until it is asccrtained
to perfect certainty that the new man can be
elected or the first vote. If such ASSURANCE
cannot be furnished, there will be 10 change Of
candidates. CHICAGO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-05
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Connecting at Crestine with Cleveland 4 Like
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ug cars accompany each tram.
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Ter Of Randolph and Dear ORR streets, or at tho
depot, West side, Chicago.
BE particular to ask tor tickets by Fort Wayne.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-05
SvHsstsd.

FEW ACTIVE AND INTBLLIHENT
IL Young men, 70 canvass FOR new and aaract-
w ASdrs.s through Post One, for . short time,
r.n.e. d. tDuncsa. davenport. General A.s~i toe
IoW.. vi -souri. Kansas and Ne6''s ss, = 'ngsae
~ him nt Mort w,st c0rn, Ut B'ady ant Init0
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-05
$50, 900 WORTH OF
REAL EST.fTE
In Davenport AM lie Claire, Iowa
For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms.

YNHE SUBSCkiBEK OFFERS FOR SAIL
4 that beautiful iesideuce known as Argyll
Cottage. with 33R acres Of land in high state OF
cultivation, situated in the city Of Lee Claire, snd
commanding magnificent view Of the Mississippi
River, Port Byron ana much Of the State Of iii,
nois. ! he Cottage contains rooms and q cellar
aud is in complete repair The garden is tall o,
the choicest shrubbery, Straw berries. Ora pes il
full bearing, &C &c. thrifty young orchard i.
on the premises, comprising 300 fruit trees of tn,
best selections AMI nearly all bearing. Also, b
stable, smoke house and poultry yard. The fenc
ing is In excellent order and is nearly all new
picket fence seven feet high Twcl,e acres OF the
land forms hae park or woodland. The Cottag,
would be sold with less than the 80 acres If de
sired.
ONE 40 ACRE LOT,
90 rods from Argy lie Cottage, well fenced, and in .
his state OF cultivation, and well adapted Tor
fruit and vegetable garden. Being Immediately
back OF lie Claire, - rtsing rapidly IN Uuiue.
One Ane Brick Dwelling House and Lot iu
DAVENPORT.
That beautiful residence on the corner Of Brad,
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is on the premises.
A SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling House
CORNER as NINTH PERRY ST..
Lot s" by l2O feet to - foot alley, with good
cellar, stable and wood shc!. Gas throughout th,
house; good water on the premises.
Iilki.E Dot BILE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES
These houses contain from six to ten room
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