Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-19

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onde the uisS u p Stioos y stratioss.
He - b eagsl D h The Badness for
yed al eve1}as laas 1880, and
down 70 y coGmsaonmGd1 Of ~ pres
ent year, was the moot foul-mouthsd
dsnouncer Of the Republicans that ever
took the stamp in New York. He 10
| DOW the RspsbIisss saa1idats for he
| Office Of Attorney Gssssal, and hn op-
posssts ass bringing - light some
choice extracts from his ell, spesshpe.
The following 1xtsAsts dssise their
point mainly from the fact that Dickis-
ses y aes IL RaPahliaaA AanAi1aia-3es
Il will tel. s,osy .hicl fbs.s bsa,j
told about Barney Whippss, a Albany,
who hes passed 70 his account land
peace 70 his ashea, but biz history is
worth telling. Bsssey w . politician
Of the Peter Brush school; be wasted
somethiug to have but nothing to do,
and he vss willing to take it, like . tree
patnot, from either side, Laughter.
Bot the Republicans we're in pow o., and
we're upgraieful, and Barney was wan.
dering about Albany, when be saw .
church haodsomsly lighted up, and
walked in. Il vas Methodist church.
He went up the aisle and took the only
vacant seat. 1t proved to b "the anx.
ious sest" bat the Methodists, good peo-
pie, seeing Barney come in, invoked
manifold blessings upon his head, and
the good cleTgymen entered into the
same spirit, and came to him and said,
Brother Whipple, do you teel any
chauger' Barney thrust his hands
deep into his empty pockets, little fur
ther and further by degrees, and finally
exclaimed. emphaticslly Not one id
red cent? Now, the pockets of the
State are equally empty, they have no
change in them, and will always remain
so if you let the Republicans bear rule.
1.-THE Republican party hes always
borne testimony in favor Of tho Demo
cratic party. In looking for candidates,
it strives to find those who have been
Democrats, and then will parade them
in the forward rabks, and exclaim, that
man has been Democrat-pus him in
the foreground Don't you see sehat a
fine man he il! He was once . Demo
Graf.
"Our opponents remind me Of . ped
lar in the Western country who had
cold his wares and was going East.
Having resolved to Get of, be went 10 a
banker and requested him to let him
have New York money for his Western
wild cat notes. The banker, however,
reptile that he had no New York funds
to exchange for it. We'll, stranger
said the pedlar, have you got some good
counterfeit money on New York which
you can let me have!' Now the Repub.
licsns, if ever they can get q Democrat
into their party who is even counter
felt, they think he is an object of great
pride, and parade him and oil others, as
sucb, who have left the Democratic
party for the party's good.
do you know, my Democratic
friends, how the Republicans serve
Democrats who 60 over to themP l
will tell you how. They serve them IS
. New York butcher serves his fat OK.
He puts gaily colored ribbons on his
horns, and marches him through the
streets. a. a spectacle to be stared At !;
and then-last seene Of ali, he drives
them 70 the slaughter pen. IS's is The
way these Republicans serve Democrats,
who are 6sttered and cajoled by them
into an abandonment Of their principles"