Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-08

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There oould b 10 psacs q quiet IN
Missouri Until Slavery 80 utterly csssh-
- oes 10 shs Sla'e. A6sshsm Lapcotn
received u 900 vosss 10 u s.oas's and
eli these mss ore, sshOut ssespssos
Rsdicsls. Asd yet be said thss the
R ideals IN Missoori are too lest ~ their
desire 70 oveslu,n slavery in tbss state,
wheo they srs only 0tesmptiag - do 10
Q closer way what be bs the one eing
Get Of bm p.ocls@st,os has doas ss'd.
dolly through oil The statss in rebel
lion.
II the President he's dsss s-ddenly
through III the States 10 the rebellion"
| jus, what they .dssire," Why do they
Mt be qu;esf But the fact i, The Rad
,csis, " The only loyal part" themselves
trs.t the Emancipation Edit - . nal''y
-ss P.pal bull sgaioss the Comet I"
Col. Moss, smother military hero,
said
The Radical party Of the west was
the plaok that there should be no more
! avery. and that no candidate who did
not stand on il wou'I receive their 70 o..
The loyal people are tou.d t. have
freednm aud nothing short of it. "A
compromi.e would o"ly leave the mat
ter 70 he fought ever again. SLAVERY 10
doOmed ana will de he death e . 'elon.
The l'.rsidcrt thong, t the. 10 Missouri
we're soi & too fast th,t "a" VINO tas
IN ode u" pr .grs-'n be ques ion 81
= very IN the pat three vesrs stonds TO-
day on che Pl1tforu. Of the rebels. he
l. .y.l Peep Vi tie Wet have d. creed
hat It must die 10 the next twelve
months.
There soas no settlement except IN ths
suIyuyatios and ezte,n'i"a.io" Of tn
re6els.
| They of Missouri did not want n o
~bo, . lew years a'nce, talked lou lily VI
iyrepressi6le conflicts to talk sbont COM
pro Mise nov they did mt intend u
nave such men in effice in fu' u.e: they
wanted men ~ho, when they l.y dosu
principle, are willing to take its log sl
CO sequences; 1t Is 'oI y to conduct var
Cd moderate aud conservative principles.
Concerning this recent interview with
the p esideut and Ills refusal to aceede
to the request of the committee, the St.
Louie Neue Zet ssys:
THE END OF TIE SONG.
The p lgrimage to Washingto" seoma
10 have brought no result for 4issoari;
!. e., 20 immediate result. NJ. ,onv-
field 'emsihs 10 spite Of all. Probably
the Presidentoan4 ot spare b n. lie
and Mr.. Gamble suit 70 we'll togeths,
and Mr.. Lincoln wants to be at peac,
with the STATE authorities. Hence he
allows Gamble 10 10 as he plea-es. w.
were OF course, prepared fer something
like THE, o. d every body VAS. Bu'
though there cert.inly no talk Of . revo
luton, we can either tel,eve that the
re,ursI OF Mr.. Lincoln viii put an end te
tue compla nts Of Missouri. 1t is tue
We teei little tai,h !" 20 called 0pnelo
ito papa mule informuto al p0pam
nn Lus i"formundum. FIR it Mr. LIN
colu 90 ID not be ell ght. ned now there
is lutte hope thai he will herestter. W.
recommend ON the coutrar an appe4
to the Peep e. who, thus left 10 the lurct
must heIp item, elves. Mr.. Lincoln i
certainly no III stcr Of lite d d-ati
here NJ ssouri. The man in tn,
White Ii .u.e ",gn' oth+ra,se 10 40 At
tack Of 'osan ~, .h'cn can Can SEE.
oven, Grow. eel head, rake it into b.,
mind to legalaize or encourage the bush
whsckers. Such thing III ght be pos
sible a. we have said; tut ought we then
quietly allow ourselves to he butcher. d
Hence let US hear tr, N the leople al
the next election Let them coniemu
he Missouri policy OF our bopeIessly de
lui. d President in the most decided pos.
sible manner, and let Us thus again be-
come free people.
So much Tor the Exclusively loyal
party Of the country. Let the people
be 81 pesIsd to by ell means in every
State. Ii they have no other q ject In
view than the negro question they viii
probably SO decide.
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