Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-08

oOo00OO tuSu Y
their, I6oDlF. 4bey Ave thasto then
AID 5 thS iremnagG Of thai me 1onoe
d;.n si,ion which e been tormen'
And f,prod Of sssabbus as, asd the
sorrow Of IL most C6figtiSn chsfscse's,
whether they r~joiced in or moo'neo
The man Who attends TO every other
m.c'. ,aair., whe,her bis own 10 a'tes-
d.d 10 or not. 10 almost exslusivsly :
Ms...cbn.rtts nui ance. To hs:ss-
cbuset,s society nedd'iDg ~ lec Iss,
scouree 20 CREST, that it may % couo
ed whether it does not fully couo.sl0.;
ance eyerv comiortl and G5sss'sg COZ
csns,.,.d IL this favored country. 70
s;...;.m ,hich exalted the manly En.
oI;,h sririt to fana.icisus on the one
rapd. degraded II on the other nsea 70
eep,ooaae. It, doctrines are to'go''en'
r., me evils which the Pu'itans uncoe-
.ciou.Iy did live, after them, and church
:. wL,ch detest their m. mory and DE-
NJ their teachings are managed on their
principles. New England to-day 10 GOV.
cred with eocieties, in when Inc 20.
,f men and women consosentiously oot
reluctantly. and the worst Of men and
.omsn eagerly and With dev,lnh de-
light. perform the part Of spies and 70.
f,rmers upon each other. TO s,y tn:t
such gigantic sy.trm Of mutual esP'
ouaee does not tend to degrade char
sc,er, is sim, ly to say that eavss-droP-
n,nos and tale.bear,pe are not low and
mean occupations. Uoder its Influence
oo,hiug is known Of . msn's real char
.cter or his position. Habitual watch.
fitness upon the one side s~akens habit
usI hypocrisy on the other. And 1t :"
only ~hen the little saiot Of Boston ex.
pands into the gigantic villain Of New
Orleans or San Francisco, that you cao
,elI how vast benefit you derived from
HE emigration. The wickedness looked
little here, because we saw but little OF
il. The emo, nous pressure Of universal
listening and peepiox had driven 1t deep
INTO the ionermost 6bres OF our society.
So pressed, it produces smelling com
m,ttses-it elects H'ss Legislatures; It
brings such men - Deacon Palmer to
associate, out of fear, With men like Mr..
Washburn, " HON they receive into their
cellars and dismiss through back doors.
Nobody will deny the tact or its appli
cation here, who il not prepared to DE-
~ the existepce Of the Rev. Nj. Kalloch,
or bis cburshmember Mr.. Hayes, who
peeped after him an black mailed him,
and then exnosed him. Its NJ. Hayes
turn to day, it may be Mr.. Ka'loct's
turn to do that dirty work 70, Mr.. Hayes
tomorrow.
1t is Mr.. Washburn's turn now. It
NAV be the Gordon's turn by and BY.
But be the turn whose it may, the sys-
TEN Of barbarous age and people sp-
Piled to the control Of civilized man.
Kind awakens the 6ercest resentment.
Men have put up with the eavagest task
mas -ers. They have endured the blood
'est tyrants without resistance for many
years. They have submitted to the
King Of Pru sia-to the Cars of the
House Of Aust.ia-and even the Turks.
But government Of meddling phian-
throrists they cannot bear. 1t resem
bles the Government Of vermin more
than any human despoti.m. lndividu-
ally vile and odious, bet quite iusigni6-
cant, when collected, they are all per-
vsd'ng, all devouring, appealing. loatt :
some 70 every sen.e, and intole'ab.e to
the strongest body and the irmest mind!
Thus the government of the Robes
p,erres, the Marat., the WASN'T burns, the
Hobarts and the Hayes, Is the opp'es'
sion hich mskcth the wise nan mad
1t made the Gordcns mad when it was
first applied to them, and what they
uttered under its Influence was tempe,
mot treason. Yet there was sense AZ
we'll as temper-if they preferred JEFF
Davis to 40 abolition government. As
understand an aboli ion government,
man might endure it. A man nigh,
endure the Government Of Mr.. Phillips
for he is gentleman-or Of Mr.. CARR.
son, for,wha,ever may have been though,
If HE sanity, his integrity was neve,
questioned but the abolition govern.
'n-nt which they understood was the
|, the ce.ler- the sins ana
cess pool committee which stood be
tore them, ordering them to put out q
fag-and / think there is> 10 man o.
~p'rit with that 10 his mind who would
prefer the NO tishness of Davis to the
pedicul, usness Of Washburn +!
The Gordons have done no wrong
They do not hate their native country,
Tho Ugh they cannot like its imbecile
Go. eminent. A Government which has
everything given to it by generous PEG.
pie. and which does nothing but waste
time, make proclamations AID feed con.
tractors, cannot be liked or trusted I'm.
til 1t alters lis course. 1t must continu.
suspected and unpopular, if it is, with
every advantage and opportunity, una
BILE to secure peace or war Thes.
sentiments l understand them to ex
press. They have right, m IRA! a. vel
legal, to express such sent,meots. The,
ought to express them and woe to thu
fanatic who shall NEEDLE with them. o.
with any one else IN this way hereafter
The Commissioner then delivered
his opinion. He sad there vas no cas-,
proven, and dismissed the complaint
The crowd in The courtroom burst int,
applause which nobody checked, ant
many persons went up and shook hand
With the G",don..