Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-18

DO VI, and woe to the party thst STANDS
in tho way. Tho question OF vitality
will surely be decided.
Negro Labor W. W yaie Labor.
The following paragraph from the St.
Paul Pioneer Of ths 10th inst. shows
some Of the practical effects Of aboli.
tionism:
1--WE understand that Captain Grin
Smith, Presideu. of the Minnesota Pac-
ket Company, il .bout to introduce con
trab md abor on all the boats Of that
line. He departed yesterday morning
for st. Louis, for the purpose Of obtain
ing from the proper department a suffi-
cient number to man all the boats ply
ing from here to Dunleith. He will
alsos. provide for the L. Crosse and st.
Paul Line.
Thus it IL to be seer tLat white labor
is to be crowded aside IA the North to
make way for the evcrlasting niger.
The Minnesota Packet Company can
employ coutr~bands at probably one
halt the price paid to white men. Here
you have it'll .boriug men Of the North.
You who depend upon the daily labor
of yonr hands for the support Of your
families, and find it hard enough to do
go at the present price Of labor, are to
be superseded. The inevitable bigger
is to crowd You out; your families are
to suffer because you cannot compete
with contraband labor. Your privileges
are to be curtailed, your means OF living
reduced, you are to live on half rations,
How do you like the style This is
but a slight foretasto Of the workings
Of the abolition policy.
Gov. SrATLEY.-lt was the under.
stand'ngin Abolition circles, few days
since, MAT Gov. Stanley was to Do re.
callcdirom North Caroline, because he
close Cd up the negro schools which were
opqhed by certain fanatics direct dis
obfdienccl of the laws Of that State.
Tie New York Tibune's reports stated
thai statlcy would be rcbuked, if not
recalled, and that the schpols would be
reopehed. The same paper informed
the public that Secretary Stanton had
declared that he would resign il such
acts as those Of Gov. Stanley were per.
mittcd BY the Administration. We
know nothing Of the truth of these Til
6ane yarns, but it see4s very certain
that the Governor has not vet been
reprimanded or RECALLED ;athat the negro
schools have not bcen teopened, and
that Secretary STATION his not left the
Cabinet. Has faui ticism got another
back set, or is it ali a mistAke:
TIE REASON Wharf.-The Memphis
Avalanche has discovered ,et last the
reason Why the teople Of the Northwest
are fighting so ravely. 1t says: 1--WE
learn that thel Constitution, tle Union
and the free II vigation Of the lississip.
pi, are the flowed objects fot which
North western ,roops are 6ghtink !. Ten.
nes.ee and he great NORTHWEST are
inseparably Connected by ties 81 blood,
dest'ny and interest, and ought not to
be arfayed against each other 10 deadly
conaict. The, Northwest is a vaA coun.
try occupied BY brave and CHI tk.lrou.
peopls.t 1hA Avalanche .eemit ready
to cave il sod1ks the confedsfac, slide.
A o.sr4M p.s fer once took III.
text, "Husbandsu r. Gour wives" usv
ing proceeded, e real9gsxy6 on ,hs
main sntjsct, arrived al his applica
ton much on of breath. Paus,ne for .
moment, Wipa, the sweat from II.
brownie elkoced towSll = Emily, h,s wife,
and began - follows: Nov, bre,her.
ing, we ssrtinly don't he our wives :.
We orteri / don't lol Emily a. I'd or.
terIbut II II " to i've another wife,
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