Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

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hasfs y n 81 admiaisssatio(
De- ID Lin De Pr his cabissJ
end Undertaking, blows up the Who'll,
ooncera, and stsoaely issioetss the
their services are mot wanted by th.
Republican party. Il this treason =;
Red The follewisg;
The worst apprshensions Of the .nr.
ions friends Of tho present sdministra.
ton we're realized yesterday by the new.
tefzens Gasat haaals .loanht' asd los. on
Sunday. = million ofmen, overHo wing
WIN patriotism and painting with ardoT
TOT the night, have been eager to ioin
.ae g'of'oos hosts uphoIding our dag ana
toe caose Of orr national existence
nooey without stint has been ready 70
nov It tho demand Of goverpmept :.
the watess gushsd forth When Nose.
s.oots the rock. All that can be de.
s'sed, IN men and means. to secure
crushing victory over the rebel trooos
has been impatiently awaiting the beck
OF the powers that be It Washinot.n
but : strange paralysis has seemed to
have bold Of tho men in authority Ar
iil't'med snd miserly anxiety about the
expense to be incurred; bIindfoId trust
OF the gravest responsibilities in incom-
petent hands; az inexplioahle rejection OF
offered cavalry and artillery ! general
Hardness and inefficiencv OF pre-.
Parstion; add fool-hardy and in.
excusable under estimate of the strength
Of the enemy-these have prevailed at
Washington, until they have made sbip.
wrecks OF our grand and heroic army"
These sentiments are not alone with
the Tribune }; they are gradually being
adopted by the lesser lights of Republi-
can journalism. Is it possible that
Honest Old Abe" is incopG.m,. 1 T ;ss
Is it possible that the spss. o r.. And =,
If rails and the ysny change ape'e.'
III pursuits, bcccessfnl splinter
It a,sd =. s sDsedi,v ssssdant asboatman is
ductioo Of a tho and that the great defeat
i.s All . Run runs directly to him !
Verify, this is strange language to come
from the first Republican paper Of the
country. Some months ago We limited
at the possibility that Lincoln would
have to call upon the Democratic party
for aid and support before this cam
paign was over, but we did not imagine
that the chance would be open SO soon.
1t is becoming an extremely difficult
task to please the simon-pure Republic
can wing. They shout, " forward to
Richmond" with ell the earnestness of
an auotioneer they arouse the country
by their cries, and get all their under
strappers to shouting the "nation's war
cry )" they crowd the President into
adopting their policy, and he shouts,
forward to Richmond" also. TIE
army moves for ward" One would
suppose that this would have satisfied
the fanatics. But as is the usual result
Of hasty movements, induced by brain
less impetuosity, the march to Rich
mond proved most disastrous-resulted
in an inglorious defeat. Are the ia
natcs satisfied!
No! Instead OF bewailiog their own
folly, they take advantage OF the defeat
and from it set up howl about the in
competency OF the Administration.
having driven old Abe into trap, they
abuse him like pickpocket because he
was too green not to see it and keep
out of it, and while he is smarting under
the disgrace of being caught, the earnest
spit upon him and make
ugly faces at him-and twit the Presi-
lent of icing an gorgeous Ass. This
8 Republican consolation. This is the
the administration gets
for granting this mad request! Should
not the Presidential robes entitle Mr..
Lincoln to more respect! Is it possible
in this nineteenth century that the Pres
dential corpus is thus to be stabbed by
ts own friends. Is it not rank treason
thus to malign executive dignity! What
is the country coming too What are
our intentions worth Q, Temporal
o, nores