Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06


The rebel papers take very correct
NEW Of the condition Of political affairs
in the Northern States. The following
extract from the Mobile advertiser
shows that paper to be thoroughly post
ed upon tho location Of the Union sen
timent in these States. 1t says:
" There is only one party in the
North who want this Union restored,
but they have no more power -lcgisla
tive, executive Or judiciai--than the pa
per We write on. II is true, they make
show Of union and strength, but they
have no voice Of authority. We know
that the Vallandigham school wants the
Union restored, for he told us 80 when
he was here in exile, partaking Of such
hospitality as was extended to real
enemy to our struggle for sepat alton,
banished to our soil by another enemy,
who is practically more friendly than he.
And if Valland,g bam.. should, by accident
or other cause, become Governor OF
Ohio, we hope Lincoln will keep his
nerves to the proper tension, and not
allow him TO enter the congnes of the
State.
His administration would do more to
restore the Union than any other power
in Ohio can do, and therefore We pray
that he may be defeated. Should a
strong Union party spring up in Ohio,
the third State in the North in political
importance, it might find faint re-
ponss in some Southern States, and give
us trouble. But as long as the republi-
cans hold power they will think Of con-
quest and dominion only, and We, on
the other hand, will come mp in solid
column tor freedom and independence,
which we will be certain to achieve with
such assistance as We may now latter
the refusal OF the Washington Cabinet)
confidently expect before the Democrats
of the North once gets into power again
and come whispering into our ears j:
Union, Reconstruction, Constitution,
Concession, Guarantees Away with
such stuff. We want separation. Give
"a such men Us Thaddeus Stevens and
Charles Sumner. They curse the old
Union and dispise IL, so do zoe. And
We now promise these gentlemen
that, Is they hate the Union and the
accursed Constitution let them keep
down Vallandigham and his party in the
North then they shall never be
troubled by u with such whining about
the Union and the Constitution as they
are sendipg up"
The conclusions arrived at by the
rebel organ are correct. Just SO sure as
democratic power once ovcrcomos the
abolition disunion sentiment of to-day,
- sure 40 this Union 10 restored, and
there ore not men enough nor sufficient
means within the boundaries Of this ma
t,on q prevent it. When that comes,
then you may we'll talk about a" vigo-
rous prosecution Of the War;" for of
verify IL will be vigorous even to the last
sonce sct power that the iron muscles Of
Onion loving democrats can WELD. Well
may rebel newspapers and rebel speakers
beg Of their old allies, the abolitiopjsts,
not tePsFmit the democracy of the North
to resume the reiDs Of power. They
full we'll know the deadly sntagouism Of
that psFty to every enemy Of the Union
and khsv that their little game will be
surely frustrated. Y + r., So
IL there democrat whose soul i ~
dead that he does not feel that everv
energy that be possesses is demanded in
The coming political campiignl The
salvatiea Of this Unien vet rests with
the democratic party. There il no 9th
q party That has any real desire to save
=; syepif they could they would not,
They sbays Cursed the, cid Union, 4 and
they dS6piss it--sns and Oh VI them 4
Dsnosrats, do ysur daty. These enc
nie nass fsal ~ evsessms q The ballet