Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-18
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.;,.,,on a slavery, while 10 P's,
vou'd aune q months. or NeeA'
-, or ~ LOUIS further war the si.hu'ns
"a s;ngle ad iltiooai dollar, or me io'A %
.,nple addi ional life 80 sofely as 'oe ~
10. III. var would close to morrow. 70
nc ho,.l3 n,onrn her hu ban 10 mother he'
~, 20 maiden her love-, siai IN VIM ~
,,so,ed he me a single hour. to prfset
:. !, .ntch caused thedo t"cou'
~, an.h,,s them - nlaihthh
! .o,la not believe that h'' ~" ~
,ha, o,h.rs have the right t"'"e y" |
may have tue power 10 ~ - ~. var
d.t 10 pres.rt thnt wh''" 'a 100 ,-o... !
Al. democratic CONVICTIONS ere Va" Al
.,t,A var succ.sefGiN, ~ "'" -
,..,iy at slavery AMI that VI" "'"'
'ee'1 VERY man must beietfiliha -
1f,alf which 10 love- mo-', ''''
10y ati rau.t act aceor"the'!' ..,
'tn'N' - Inn and a. all tres, IL - "'''
,at.v ar ind aud snpG orr the 10y
arr nct "f those who'c iofa''J
',,t,i .r 6 nditional. W. do DO. say
wsl .nuto-t tie G1yernm' ~ a II
co,r,Ys ont or plane. ana u ho', w
III. t.cor,s neutral or Jcln th- e"enN'
,,,r, g. with hesYis arl hh}us M" uiee
1t.u,h we may douh u ppl'sy. uu.'"F
IN. u,h deu on-tiate the entr-atrsa ~ "H'
.tax, ard bring nsout their ajoPtipa = 'oIN"
cbs rendering Of faithful service make up the
dY,vcf Az ''ue men.
- rfa brought 90 - severe trials ana
O era ire ,e. to come May OF uur best and
tr :, have died ,pol The hat:lr held 81 J"
he hostit.1. and rnany more must de ''''
ia,lu ~, ra,ions have been inter- Apte' "'i
markets. have been closed TIE lrltes OF the
rrnduc,- OF our inlostrl have been ie-sshe''
we have been COMPELLED to wholly ior+5o Or
n t. i.tiy 10 curliii the u-e OF some iuAui"r
VII eh Nv &C. h, d become t. u comforts o.
lie. aud Il ese thugs NUT Continue 10 's'
Il - sr. tfir luesitHh e attendants OF WAT
and must lie torn. as they has" been 'orhe'
h.avely, uuh ach'hgiy aud eheetiuHy, re
j. valuibir but u IL lnt"bdtd 90 He "ee'''
and how car, any one make his ,iia more use'n'
thanny g4yiug II Rr he country '"ui' our
,wn b,ay., mn who died al Ail-on- Creek,
m. Mia and BE mont have used their iVes
ia any other wa ~ hotter purpose than -
loa,,,,, tt..n 90 tlin+e t.cpIy bat 2 oiious bat
- c.ll-, lh.irr an.s w.ll We alter them,
enh..mea ia the hen u ~ our children ana "ut
c4l..r.I' r. chi. 1rru. rs tie naihes OF men WI"
4 - foe : elr rnuLtrv, nj q! ihrlr eA infle VII
6re III. heirIs ~ generations get to come to
deeds ol equal and "a noble 'iifint
Ware : uInentlv prncelul and peace low
iGy I.oi IL aud the lnterrGttlun OF our peace
fA ay0c1tinus bV var ari lie Incidents tears
hardly ppu IA; but we must Remember tha'
the only way 10 tr,ng back aad mak. IeFmi-
n.,tN seeur. ~ u that Ieace " g love 50 vel,
ia To convince those VITO hay, thrust this Wal
mon ia aud to convince all others that, al
tho agh We love peace much W. love oGr ronn-
trys honor aui tie perpethity Of our mon
m,re y d ~ not tXsggeraie the evlIs OF
or condlfi,uf am wed convinced there Is
Mt in world people Of qua numbers, all 81
whom erjay to-day ~ many OF the necessities
ana Of he a,iJrts of nj - nrs enjoyed hy
our people Ia our own site our cause OF
cnmrlsint i. not iti't We lay. rot etough oil
,h- neces4ir.es o! life, tu, that We cannot get
heh rou h prt.esio r whatw" can spar. at eur
superabua.i.i.ce; not. that We have not food
bit that VIZ c,nnut cell to advantage food. We
do not nee {
BIT We viii have TO pay heavy taxes. True,
We viii. and i Is FL ,tily trne Ne can. We
have To j. ~ oae thing .ni that thing We
must do We must give up TUE iiea OF money
IN Ming IL a rrrat.xtett uutli TINS war is ov r.
W. tnu.t Ne . nt.nt 10 G.vcte TO the Tre-er
vnt on OF the rDuttty II portion OF all OF the
snrrius - have ren htclstoin' d 10 lay vi IN
lrnr. gou- ~. w. may Ne required to re-
turf to castou atd exi,r iieuts for many years
ab.u fond W. uat lie COMPELLED 10 do ns
our fathers au1 mothers did cio,h- ourselves
Il. ihey Itd wtth The rro5.Nct- Of their own
frus all thor own hand VIA, then
Oar m. n gtli he none the le-@ brave, loyal ana
loving; our women none the les true heart d.
lovely ana be osri W. ma, lie required to
do uud ulay 10 all those ttIsg- aud ~ sutf,
ing "a, j won't suli he far it"m Us. We uuy
b. rcqe,f-d u DO aud may do al tn, Sc thlnga,
auI Ne aIl u have nohe LeHrt. 50 much rs
our tat =, ,id 10 hand doNn To u the rich
inhriitsur. We hre now striving totreusrnit
impur,,l - our chm, rtn. Ard # r,quired,
VIII o. IT, It promptly and Oh. ertuuy
The may hr ainnng-t Us tew men VITO
X ow 70 mpu - rairiott-tn. have 80 lov
ticorntr and can ee nothing bnt -ordld all
There u,nl ntu"rgt u. lew Others vino,
hlIrded b pr unice, engetder by frn.er
political strife 'annot forget that the Govern.
m Mt il =, ided IN TINS ru gle Tor is lite b.
the hands OF political opponents aud who
would rather zee it perish than have it saved
by their hands, who will cry peace when there
IL no p-ac". and Who will eudeavor TO turn us
IRON he prosecution OF this war by contnu
ally dwelling upon ana ex,gg-r ating the mis-
fortunes II has brought and viii brng up n
us But these few in lumber and
weak 10 Influence. The great mass Of our
people see clearly and know well that no peace
can be permanent whicn is male bv compro
ms NJ with armed rebels and W hich will leave
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and hostile nations by such BOUNDARY, a. il
must be II no. preserved ia It's integrity
carnot close this Address without paving
we'll deserved uihut. to the brav, men rho
represent our state III the great army collect, a
to do battle fpr our country Weu.ay well be
prom OF them. We here a. officers and all
our pee ps as CITIZENS, should feel that there
j. much Tor us to do 10 maintain that high rep.
uta'l"n They have won TOR our State
Trace he Iowa ret on tn If weary way TO
Springfield see them rag. d and hungry but
Cheerful aud ready; listen to their uarchirp
cong as III rolls along the column, lending new
Vgor to Themselves and their treI comrades :
hear their herce shouts and witness their d r
Ing deeds on the ii. ia where Lyon fought and
Tell witness the heroic stirit Of devotion and
s-'t sacrifice with which The Iowa Third at
Blue Mails. attacked, and the bravery with
which they fougat the enemy in overpower.
ing numbers TO delay that enemy's retreat
uhtii expected reinforcements could arrive.
% tue Iowa Seventh, on the bloody field of
beimont, heading The attack and covering the
'ereat' witness tue cheerful endurance tn 3.
uhiiFihg energy, The lndouitable valor of all
our troops whenever and wherever tried And
VINO does not feel proud that lie too is an
lowah We owe these gallant men much
me RANK ana NE oil our regiments have n.ver
'teh surIa-sei doutt very much il thew
have ever been equall.d There is no, cor,
rany in any OF our regiments whica does no,
co tam 10 its ranks men who. Ia intelligence.
and moral worth. ere the peers OF any man
who hears me. They have left behind them
Tie comforts and endearn .n,s Of home. Their
nusin'ss. their friends, their a and have taken
s"e'r placis as Ifivates ia the ranks. with
hom'hAi pay and aln4ost without a hone fer
no""r ana distinction Tits is Patriotism and
repeat u, to these men we owe much, T.