Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-23

Since the happy day OH w9'eh 1t was
announced TO the people OF this Gov
ornmcnt that those arch traitors, Ma
son aud SIidcli, were taken prisoners ~
Can't. Wilkes, and impri oucl up T. ne
time Of the arrival Of the Europa :
news, there has been nothing bat con-
GRADUATION over that eycut. Captain
Wakes was Landed ~ every tongue,
snl hisaet at down ii the lUt u gre
naval ana patriotic acts along sttc WIN
those OF John PAUL Joncs, and Commo-
dore Pcr.v. y hat wa tits tor " hy
the people let that he was r'34t--and
tLat he performed deei smch snouid
he endorsed .pontanc usly all over thc
LAID. The entire country lalg ~ith has
praises AMI shook It's sides with laugh
t.r al tic l4es Of John Buns dlscomtit.
urc. i, v a. a good tAiug. lreyboay
Aaid 50, ana wv beiivIc y lc', Joan
Bull 10 The contrary, Notwithstanding
Well, We repeat that there was but
one opinion as to the act Of taking The
traitors, and We also alii.m that there
was bat one opinion as to tAeir dispose
ton; and there was enc so.dld opIn-
ion, also, that under 10 circumstances,
should they b. delivered up to Great
Britain.
But the Europa brou 5ht over a big
grow rom tie British icn, ard IN OF
l,rio.c Ut tie lion kuog tlet tie coun-
Try didn't care snap for lis gfowIing
anyhow, one Clement i. Nai.andi5 =
ham, member in Congress, arose in
the House and oHcicd ! solution that
The House la4lcatc 10 TIC President that
it WAS bis duty 10 now lirn MAINTAIN
the stand that was taken, approving
and adopting the act OF tapt. Ni.kes N
spite Of any mcuacc or demand oi tie
B.iti i Government, and that tbs
ii3use pledges It, fu!l support 70 him in
uphol ling now the Lonor, AID wildcat
M The ctusc Of the Govcli ment and
tic United States against iolc,tn pow
cr. No@, we believe Ill that resolution.
We don't care whether it WAS alan-
Ggham o. The dcvI Himself who iIoueht
1t before the House. Il speak forth TIE
sentiments Of the people 70 the yciy
Ks ter. Every loyal tongue q the Union
cxpry~ 80 tle sar4c sentiment
Ba, our neigLbor don't Ike i. lie
is orpo-ei Ia 1t he apse of the source
ffom winch il came, and father be-
cause il would lie a virtual declaration
Ct war. Eat it i, ligl,. lave not the
pevr'e ~ decided at.d IS there ary
impiorIIcty il having done 50 : II not
Is tho'e an9 imptoprey N the reprl-
ntaiye, ot tic pcop.c I, tcfatiug i .
Oar nelghhog say NallanG ,Lsm "po.-
iIt'N ttt tiilts -! 'oli1t'es WIN ltN
presence. Tia, Is very ilcl,, hut liz
votes viih those ultra aho tion4cput Il
c.Gs all tie time. He votes with Crime
aud with liallau-wltA John l.. Hale
aud irumbal. with the s1eesa mvsut ers
from Delaware, Maryland ani kentucky
aud thai 5 a pretty good sign Tat
be "po'lu,cs" those halls Whitney a, d
Willingly. 1t would be good thing II
he were kicked out, aud las abolition.
secession Cougiess along With l.im. Lu,
give The devil lis due, brother Sanders.
Don't forget that for your own sakc-lsst
your patton saint might lose something:
and allow to \ alland;gham the credit OF
once introducing resolution that is
crcdltablc to a patriot who is strong in
the right, and dare challenge the disap-
proval of crowns and thrones. rather
than banter away an iota of his insien-
able nights that for once he has
brought forth and recommended an idea
which finds hearty response in the
bosom OF every true patriot.