Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-29


Concerning this the New York Ne,cs
says that the ticket has been unanimous.
" agreed upon as a compromise, and
will command the undivided support a,
the polls Of al who are opposed to
Black Republicsnism. We submit i,
TO the Democracy OF the city and State
as the best adjustment that could be
made under the circumstances, and
commend it to their approval IS the
only practicable mode Of communicating
the defeat Of Lincoln.
The Albany Aryus anticipating the
arrangement announced in the fore
gong, sends forth to its readers the toI.
lowing:
lit DkpEAr OF LINcoLN-Ws lisve that
ws cas- Il ew the date p,"oaim the defeat O,
Lincoln. We have inform alton en-. ugh from,
the Pae'6c States to be cure that they are l"s,
10 him. The people Of Pennsylvania ami Nv
Jersey are moving with 90 intelligent apprs.
cation Of their p.s ton to his defeat IL tn.
North-vess Donglss 10 abou, TO TAX the field
III personsl appeal to the elec,o rs; and no.,
ony Indiana and illinois, which in 1856 etood
oy the democracy. will remain firm, but the
younger aud lesser States of that section will
gather to their side
But /. 10 o" New York We rely. New York
- to to the battle field j; and W glory i. it
for to her will belong the victory.
The telegraph informs Ne from New York
hat hO
consulting Committees. but one ticket will be
prsrentsd to the d mocrats for their sun
port In the coming contest We hope to
give the detsils to.morrow; but It 10 enough
tor the present TO know that the arrane sments
are complete. Interchangeable aud impregnshl~
tor the union OF 81 the elements Of opposition
against Lincoln, aud these combined eiemsLts
nust aud vi triumph over him.
We have have not been over eanguine hiib.
ert0; but now We are confident. We tell the
Democrats # New York that victory is .heirs !:
and nothing but their own spsthy and ueeli.
gsnce can forfeit it, Let them commence The
battle to-day. Let the local Commit, ees bss,ir
themselves: les the Csnsssssrs complete thsi,
work; let the stump speakers spread them.
selves through every School District l.. the
State. NJ such effort viii be 10 vain Let no
individual democrat thing his personal efforts
80 Wesseu sOT su0y VIII % oeCuu0e0 10 NVefV
nsigh''orhood. and wherever the Democratic
organization reaches.
We have never thought that 10 vas tho will
OF heaven that ouch candidate - Abraham
Lincoln, his uDpatriotic reco,d bic d,shvnes,
'ominat'on. his sui tidal policy Of sectic ne lien.
waslto preside over T. csc States. IL the dark.
ness test hung over the future, We had that
sliding faith TO cheer us. Nov We see the va,
:" tue ia'6l'ment Of our hopes. He val be d..
!ested aud by the peoples hsndl The c"un.
ny VII. to saved from the evil influences
which have ben gathered srcuud this weak
msn' no threatened to m.ks him strong fur
evil The host he heads will he scattered and
nsught! o"' ~
-. tosre 10 any patrios-s1y e-nservativs
.eo3s"ovs I'll. Any Democrat who tb,pke
20 ets 10 tho wy Of the movement. IL, him
U;,, ss Aesur - he takss ,h.t ,atsi step, he
VII De 're0plsd usdsr the feet Of the advsnc.
,ne masses = under the feet Of the ,ie,o. ion.
Democracy. ''' '0''