Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

TIr FOR hT!-We confess that to great
extent we believe in the doctrine of Tit for
Tat. Ii a man give us a wipe on one check
we do not think we should be disposed 70
turn TO hlm the other in order to receive
Wipe No. 2. We are aware that we differ
in this respect from all the rest of the
world
1t is in consequence of this wicked spirit
of ours that we are made glad 10y the ac-
counts, which begin to come IN pretty brisk
y now, of the demolishmrnt of secession
newspaper offices in the loyal States and of
the tarring and featherug of secession edi-
tors. For years past Northern men in the
South who have dared to express obnoxious
opinions or who have been suspected Of en-
tertnining them even, have been hunted
down like wild beasts, scourged. cut, shot
and hanged And now when sympathizers
with the South among us, not only express
obnoxious opinions through the public me-
dium of the press but go to the length of
openly advocating Treason against the Gov
ernment, we think that Turn About is Fair
Play"
Not that we would counsel the numbering
or the manning of the obnoxious persons. We
will let the South maintain her advantage
over us in that particular But the clingiug
tar, few wholesome feathers and the re-
freshine rail, may we think, be used with ad
vantage They will at all events convince
traitors of the necessity of keeping their
mouths shut, and will demonstrate to them
with admirable clearness that they are no
longer to be permitted to insult loyal COM
munity with their gibes and sneers at the
Republic, their ealy-mouthed praises ofJ eff
Davis and his rebel crew.
II -, nN v.r,- oil ., all +l;s cont 4 a.
" Mob Violence" and say that "the adjust
ment of such matters should be left to the
properly constituted authorities" but the
trouble is that when the matters are so left
the "properly constituted authorities " don't
adjust" them.
And this is the reason why we believe in
the doctrine Of Tit for Tat. We know it is
very wicked for us to do so, but then, as we
stated in the beginning, we are different from
all the rest Of the world in this respect
Vanity Fair
PEACE DEMOCRATS CALLED BY Their RIGHT
NAMEs.-The Democratic party has, for halt
century witnessed the rise and fall of many
other parties, always maintaining the honor OF
its name. Its vital principal has been devo-
lion to the Constitution and the Union. But
for the wanton rebellion of the Cotton States
it would now be the ruling party in Congress
and the country. You call the Southern con-
sprators our brothers So was Cain Abel's
brother. Shall we stop and cry peace while
the club of the fratricde is aimed at our
heads, and his bowie-knife at our throats >
Shall our unresisting blood cry from the
ground for vengeance against murderers
worse than Cain-murderers who would kill
nation in the persons OF their brothers
traitors not only to their country, but to the
canse of liberty in all time and thror ghout
the world?
Democrats! No. they are not Democrats
The shades of jefferson and Jack-on disown
them. They mistake their proper name and
their true homes. They are the white slave:
Of King Cotton, and their true home is in hi,
presence. Let them 60 to the Cotton States
and flaunt their peace flags in the presence o
their King Let them get up peace part y
there who snre willing to live in peace under
our benign Constitution, and they will ther
be responded to by all true Democrats of the
| North Amos KendalES Letter to The Bridge.
port (Cona.) Farmer.