Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-12-01

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received at that place, an extraordinary
article appeared, which forewarned Mis-
.nuri Of the dangers which we're gatLer-
Inp on her western border. This arti-
Gle, from which we mskc an extract be
low, takes the ground that much Of the
pretended assistance rendered Kansas
lately vas in the shape Of ammunition,
and that the plea Of aiding sufferers
n that Territory was used as cloak TO
cover the murdtrous intentions Of New
England Abolitionism. The very depth
OF moral depravlty was implied in the
question. "If thy brother ask for breao
wilt thou give him stoneP' and yet
this depth seems to have been reached
IN the conduct OF those, who in answer
to the appeals for bread, have replied by
| placing the instruments Of rapine and
murder in the hands OF a desperate pop
ula,ion. No one who reads the prophet
&c limitations Of The subj.incd article,
can for moment Yield particle of Gre
dence to the subterfuge pleas supplied
by the Leavenworth Times and eagerly
caught up by equally desperate journal
m more respectable quarters:
There can come such a time as that
money will be a curse, aud he who has
the most must forfeit his life, that his
carcass may be robbed. There can
come time when the greater the beau
ty ate elegance Of home, the quicker
t will be IN rked for Iustful rapine, and
he sooner it will invite the dtsecrsting
fire brand of ruthless sodierv. Haze
you heard the sulIen roar Of a cannon
for The last 100 ceeks, muttering omi
nous thunder Fl ON the heights Of tie OPP
posite blutss Hour after hour, quicker
and quicker, as practice sharpens the
fingers OF preparation. have you noted
that throughout the whole North, funds,
goods. supplies, prOvslons-lu short oil
the equipments aud munitions Of war, are
sent to the p.culior care of a man who
is clamori"g, und,r the guise Of charity,
for such things AS would furnish an
army on our western border with the
means of our distraction. Ii prov,s-
'ons for the destitute, why purchase 10
Boston, instead of Illinois or the beau
tllul West!
The Infamous Thaddeus Hyatt, his fit
associate, Marcus j. Parrot, and a DIES
lynated confederate-S. {. Pomeroy-
being the managers of the concern, the
latter to have ALL things sent to bis
care, (?) and marked "Kansas Rel,e'
Go ds." What kidd of relletl W.
knoan there IS no starvation a. R"nsas
Gouermor Medory, Of that Territory,
says there IS none to his k.owledge We
kno,c there as plenty there to naintrin
the populutson and haze surplus
"en.leme", 1t Is plan TO overpowcr US
We recollect Thaddeus Hyatt he Of
the John Brown massacre. We know
The ret OF the gang. They will now
,eLd the munitions of war, and next a.
army of Black Republican butchers, to
be ma nta'ned by the North under pre-
tence OF charity 20 those who don't need
it. They are sharpening the implement.
of death within our hearing. What
means ali this needless cnarityi thi.
exact designation of a leading Black Re.
publican as The sole recipient and con
troller, distrit utor and Inspector, of the
"kansas Relief Goodss" 1t mean.
havoc, and war, and bloodshed, and for
cIble COERCION. 1t has been inangura.
ted at the North, confined to the North
controlled by the plant and outlawed
IN Mons OF the North,a land is only grea,
enterprise of the North, in time OF
peace, to put the North in state of per
iect preparation for war. AS to men,
she has surplus, and can be thinned
out OF many tor the advantage Of the
rest. This 10 not idle alarm.
Gentlemen, Thaddeus Hyatt would
have nothing to do with this unless there
was poison in it /! What do we want
We must prepare to PIE, ent the sack
and pillage of our homes, the plumber o
our banks, and the burning of our
houses. We must organize company
Of men to put the town in a state of de-
fence , We must enforce our law against
free negroes, who have become a stink
to our nostrils, tempting our slaves, Incl
ting INSTRUMENTATION, and infesting the
very air they breathe. We must get
sober, moderate, money making men to
open their eyes. Money is a good thing
so Is lire in its proper place. We have
already submitted to greater wrongs
than the colonists were subjected to b,
Great Britain, and yet We are Serving
peace, pe.ce, when there is no peace
Union, Union, when there is nc Union
Starving Kansas will suffer only tn,
more deeply the pangs Of want this win
ter, for the mad, murderous doings O
Montgomery aud his band. How much
money, that has been honestly given t.
relieve the pinchings of famine, ha'
been traitorously expended in supplying
the means of rebellion and blovdshed
And how much will the public sympa
thy that was beginning to flow out ir
liberal charity for suffering Kansas be
checked, and how much will public con.
fdence be effected, and even the belize
In the existence Of the alleged suffering
be impaired, in consequence Beside,
these effects, the disuolon sentiment a,