Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-25

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frontier don't want any troops to hslp
them deal wAh the MissouriaSs, Who,
y . general thing, mind their own bosi-
ness.
In the House Of Representatives on
Monday last, Dunlsvey, Of Davis county.
which borders On Miss6uh, Sasd:
We Of the border do not desire -
army cent to the State liue r. protect ~
from an invasion fron, our neighbour Of
the State of Missouri, we have no fear
OF 90 jnvasios from thak qnartess there
il : perfectly friendly feeling exist'og
among the citizens along the border Who
feel perfectly competent TO protect them.
selves unless the State, 10 it, folly SEND
on armed forces TO the border, ind there
BY most certainly create border war
fare. trust no armed force will be
sent among our people, and thus bring
about Just what the House il seeking to
avoid. We Of the border counties do
not desire to have standing army quar-
tered in our midst will gqarantee
tbst ID . Oitizens Of Missouri will NOT dis
turb NJ, il Ne will let them alone. II
10 will strictly attend to our own affairs,
they OF Missouri will nost certainly i'm
itate our example.
That shows about how much the peo-
pie of the border fear midnight incur
sions, murder and rapiue 1t the hands
of their Missouri neighbors.
Again, Representative Kellogg who
halls from Decatur county, about mid
way on the Southern line of the State,
informs the Legislative body that be had
the misfortune to live on the border,
where gentlemen we're 90 anxious to
send an armed force t., protect the citi-
sens from invas,ons from Missouri. His
commitments had no fears Of any inter
ference with their just rights. The cit
izeus Of the border counties ought to be
the judges, - TO whether they desired
any military protection from the State.
He felt confident that bis constituents
did not want any men or arms sent there
to protect them 90 il would seem tina,
whether the Halls peace proposition
passes or not, there will be strong dis
position TO dispense with any military
movement on the Southern borders
When the people there, through theil
representatives declare that they are il
no possible danger, thstthey want nc
help and beg that no military be BEN
Into their section, it 10 highly probabl.
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that those representatives from the int
rior and Northern counties who are 81
snxious to march an army into Southern
lows, are looking only to titles, loavei
and fishes. We hope the wish Of ths
people Of the border counties may be
granted, and the military kept away
from them. The State has no money
70 throw away in such foolish expedi
tons.
The First Regiment not Ready.
The First Iowa Regiment, which hs'
been ready for action for 90 long time