Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

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N usas sliee J hat the Ne,
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|. Tilt Il l1yA5 6ond6sses-6F the Sswar
wing q the Rspobl.eea perty. Havin
aid this We direct pdpSlss attention :
the following extract from the World
THAT the South has 40 cause for dis
satisfaction u more thsn W can say
The loog-continoed attacks upon its e
vorite institution from Northern presses
pulpits, churches, State Legislatures ant
individsals even n <Soaysss, ays not {,
be Get down - nothing. By some the,
were intended to sunder the q oion b
more, however, only t, extesmiDe slave
ry-as though the lsteS could be peace
bly, done without the former. But thu
goUev~nasSs Of tie United States ba'
ever been true to the South"
Now let NJ ask our Democratic friends
and Republicans IS we'll, il that is moi
what the Democratic party has beer
declaring for years ? Is it not what they
claim YETI And it 10 source::of gratifi
cations to US to observe that at this ele
yenth hour, the conservative portion Of
the Republican party 10 confessing tina,
the long continued" inroads and poll.
teal raids Of northern fanatics, through
the press, in the sacred desk, in the
Church circle, in the forum and by in
dividuals, has been instrumental in
bringing about this bloody and distract
ing state OF affairs. Without arguing
that the secession idea he's any shadow
Of right in it, it is perfectly plain that it
has been encouraged and fortified by
the AboIitionists. With the Greeley's,
John Browns, Lovejoys and Pomeroys
Of this nation, lays large portion 'f
the guilt. They have been and still are
co-workers with jeff Davis in 49, "e"
ish work Of das.- y.g the Un'on' anu
,.srrve no better fate than the arch
traitor himself
If the conservative Republicans rep
resented by the World had performed
their duty and preached the same doc
trine one year ago that they preach now
this war would not have qeen upon us.
But no; they were blind as to conse-
quences and joined hands with the Alb
clifton Union haters and behold the
result. Repentance has come too late.
The confession Of their guilt, though 1t
may be highly satisfactory to Demo-
crats, does not stay the flames which
they assisted Abolitlonists and Seces-
sionists to apply. We thank the World
for its remarks to Republicans generally.
WEALTH OF THE CoUNTRy.-Snfficient
Of the late census statistics are footed
up to afford glimpse at the wealth Of
the Union. We give the returns of the
following States:
For New York, 1861. ........$ 81 ,430 100000
For Massachu settq, ls6o.... se1 ,Ooo, goo
For Ohio, 1859, S46,0OO,O0O
For Virginia, 1859. ... 1,044, 100000
For Kentucky, 1857. 4bs,oOoooo
Total. ...................$4, 676,0 100000
From the above showing it may be
safely agreed that the total valuation OF
the thirty-four States and Territories
nav be set down at $4,000, 100000.
OF course there is large amount ofpro-
petty in public lands, property exempt
from taxation, schools, churches, etc.,
not included IN the above calculation.
MORE TRsrIMoNY.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer, Republican Journal, says il
cannot but think that it was the plan Of
the GeneraI-in-C Chief to drive the rebels
from the Junction mainly by military
map@nvre, and not by throwing his
men into the jaws of such terrible fire.
But his policy seems to have been over.
ruled through the influence of the sense
less clamors of SGT of pestilent political
I Republican editors in New York and
who rung the changes upon
the catchwords, sOn to Richmond
"The people cry tor an advance" ETC.,
ETC., regardless of the condition Of the
army or the ability of its separated d.
visions to cooperate, until q forward
was precipitated and the
country Inundated by defeat.
A Heart Rending Picture OF Baltimore.
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, intense Republican. gives the
following stirring picture of social
throes 10 Baltimore
~ will give you as nearly as possible
the true condition of sentiment in Bal.
timore with reference to Union and
Disunion. a considerable majority of
our fashionable circles, including men,
women and children, go for disnnion
per Sc. Lines are SO distinctly drawn,
indeed, in this sphere Of society, and
opinions adhered to SO tenaciously, that
they often mar kindred relationships, and
sever social ties among friends. Parents
aud children, brothers and sisters, are
not unfrequently brought into litter en-
mites. Cutting the acquaintance Of
once familiar friends, ia OF daily occur
renee. Little sohool Girls even. unArrel