Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-15

G.ZETTg LoGfC.-Becarse we eaiu
that the crowd vho we're gioritying over the
removal Of McClelian, wen. TO Lshimabt. cur
logical neix ixhbor infers tn i hey we're all GER
macs. Then, Of cou,s.. if they had gone TO
saloon KEEP. by an American they ~oo'o s''
have been native citizens, or II 20 . saloon kept
by an Iri.hmsn, they all would have bee"
Ii,b. The reasoning is characteristic. and re-
A -c,s credit upon our nsighhor. we never
lain ed any distinct nationality Tor the crowd
neither could sny one present. IT was NIX
.ure Of fanatics from different countries, which
makes the disgrace OF the thing more complete
LIT the Gazette assure itself that We tvacuste
90 position taken In regard 10 .his matter.
Al for our notice Of Mr. DAvie. gratuitous
insul, to the pubis apd TO the flag OF the
country, We claim that We aave night to de-
nource ID. act aud name the actor. and hav-
ing that right, We feel free TO exerciss It,
That z .ntleman knows very well the act was
rerulsiye TO the feelings Of nine-,snths II the
people Of this city, without regard To political
creeds, and we give he G,zttte aud Mr.. Da.
Wee. and all other parties wLsisoever. to IN.
drlstand that when they go so far out OF the
way to outrage public sentiment and ineit.
nul he feeling IN such direction we shali mo-
| hesitate to name it, No matter whether the
per.on ia en- old citizen or new citizen, high
or low, rich or poor. 1t is one Of our ina en-
abie right. 10 rebuke all such impfoIrieties,
and We are no, to be shut up by an, mounting
over it either Ii is Part 0! our mission up u
earth it 10 What we use type for. Thatt just
why do IL.
SECURITY LIFE lNsUnAACE AND AN
SUuY CoKPASY.- rns advertisement Of this
highly responsible and popular compa"y will
| as feunJ in sno,her column. MIR J ). Marcy,
the eompany's travelling agent in the "es'.
c4li,d upon us yesterday Dir. Marcy is at
,r.s.pt in .ftatlishing sget cies in this sector
81 eonni,,. and -roios.a nahing Dsv'npor'
L- hesdquar,tls. Ii w be s'sn 'ha' '"'
CON, any divide so per cent. ~ 'ne Pioh'' u
policy Loldtts every third year. an. OPS -''
the PIE mum csn he Paid IN n t.s by ''
assured, if desired. Ills course Iend.rs j,
very eaey Tor those in quite ndigeut circum
stances to secure tn cir taiIilits agaitst suffer
ing in Of death. We Lespeak for the Dom
ian, iib.rai patronage, assuring the public
thut its reputation and references re oi high
charseter.
TIE gushing son Of Albion who at !.
temple tu wIite e. oit,Iial fo- the Gazette will
uud vrslaud that We CONSIDER it evidence OF
rank di-loy atty for hum to couple his nan.
with that If the late gallant Unien-loyDy
Col. Baker Tt. difference between the char
acters Of the two men is 60 great that it i.
,idcu lou- to sI esk o. ,ben in the same con
ntction. Gel. Baker was Il lover Of hia coun.
try, aud respected her Institution. The wrl-
er Of the Go-tAe might love his adopted
country if he could have the framing Of he,
Institutions But be is not permitted TO mss.
or emske her laws, ard therefore has little
sympathy for either. BY the tone of his
,icie we Judge the editor was much excited
when he wrote it. When his ueual sweetness
oi temper returns to him, we may take occa-
on to read him few extracts from SolomoL'+
Proverbs.