Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-15
RspuBl1cAx DespssAr1ox.-The no,

RsPuBLIcAN DgsPERATIox.-Tho hon.
est. fearless and eatspekss searss Of DE-,
Dsmokrst. Of THE city. and he larger pertior
Of The 0sr0ss pepslssioa Of the sosnty. hs,
- dissasetsd and shasriasd the Rspsblieaa
sdhsssssksrs that they are bound 70 kill Of
the former and fesss the latter to take j.s,
such quality Of political iood - they sss 6t Il
place before thsoI Nsstings Of The "asx-
ioas (" have been held in town several times
and It hss been resolved that inssmueh .,
portion Of the 0srmass are asserting their
principles % they think best. something sssl
b done to head them Of and lash them. like
stubborn mules, into the 0asxtss hernsss. ID
other words. the Gsrmsus ere Get down - hsv.
Ing no right 70 think and ses for themselves.
therefore there must b some august commit
Tee Of political savans. Il the Sanders school
10 think and act for thsm-to tell them how
to regard pelitissl and moral qosstions-to
dictate TO them how they shall vots-in short
TO resolve the "Dutch into . machine, and
employ some "bsautiful specimen to run It
That is what's upl The worshiss have adver.
tissd 10 the Chicago Tnbsss for . "seeond.
hand" German Office. without presses. Bro.
Sanders 10 going TO run Il aad do the prsss.
work himsslf Bully for sandsrsi Hs hss
got bic back up" and is going to give them
Dutehmsn the devil In their own language
BY sttaml They knocked the city printing
ont Of his hands, and hs and his confederates
cry out for revengsl
We submit the following remarks from De,
Dsmokves:
GeaAAH EOETIoN OF Tae GAzgrrB The Ga
sstse hss kept an eye on the Dutch" and has
found that they easnot h left to Msmselvss any
longer. 10 vain hes che. since last Fall, warn.
ed. scolded. aud proved TO hair that ie 10 the
duty Of the Gsrmans 70 seek shelter under her
wings; in vsin has che reminded them that
che only allowed the radicals OF the ltft.wisg
and the abolitiooists 70 run along" therefore
the Gsrmans we're Indebted to her; In vain
did she threaten that the black shroud OF slHv.
cry should cover every foot of the Union, be-
fore she would suffer this Independence and
sslf.ssistsncs Of the Germans; in win has che
employed several ''Dutchmso, for the purpose
Of sowing the seed Of discord among the Ger
mans-but until now II hes avsilsd bat little
the Germans kept their sound sense.
So the rapping epirits have given her new
idaa. The id Demokrss mwst lease this ,oeyld
This sheet, that. after running along" whols
year. through thick and thin. possesses the
shamslsssness TO return to the sslf.existence
that It maintslnsd undSt its former editors,
until about year and . half since this
shameless sheet that has the impudsncs to
take offence, when In Conv entions and the Leg
islature 10 uttered I'VE do not need the vote oi
the Dutch any more" In short. the Demo-
kSss must 60 out Of the world-ssyve It shall
or a;s nsissra6!y. Speedily subscription list
wss put saoat, and all that feed on psrty.osts,
or are longing for them, must contribute to It..
A Gsrman edition Of the Gazette shall be
put io:o the world to preach the gospel Of
obedience and humility TO al that speaks Ger.
man. and to ruin the DsmokrGt. Well. 81.
ready. from the distance. We send this Ameri.
csn.0srnan. aristocratie plsbsisn, offies.hunt.
ing. dsmagogiesl. hybrid creature our most
humble greeting. A little seufling and 6dget.
ing it will give. and I'll that we wish 10. that
our German fellow -citissns may not get vexsd
at the came. We will not 20 further than our
duty bids us, but shall neither remain an inch
behind It.
But. a. said before, let tho Germans preserve
that unanimity, that mutual good understand.
ing. through which Davenport has always die.
tinguishsd herself The aim 10 not to destroy It,
for the best fishing 10 10 troubled waters.