Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
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Our radical fellow ctizeus OF the Gar
rison-G.eelcy persuasion are beginning
TO grow unamiable sgain. II they were
not aboli,onists the tone aud tenor OF
their remarks about our "ru'ers' would
render them disloyal ;" but So they
arc abolit onis's, Of course hey have 4
right 10 Say Whist they please, and i,
would be highly improper i -, treason.
able to question their purity OF patriot
lem. The Boston Commonwealth does
now see that the emancipation proclams-
lion in the light whioh dazz ed the eyes
oil 20 many on the lst OF January las.
aud it entirely ignores in lila comments
that an officer and two men recently
posted copies on the Mississippi shore.
Ii AT il
Whoever advised any such cmaacpa-
ton edict a. that Of President Lincoln,
or predicted any grand result, from il +!
Did Governor Andrew promise that the
hedges aud highways would swarm IN
response 10 an ejict wh'ca | inds every
that we odlbOt fee Did Gree.ey
{ romise his 800, 600 men to 90 and / q >
Stanley crush liberty in North Car lima,
AMI Banks make smooth speeches before
planters IN Louisiana This talk nbod,
our laying An cmancip patton policy is
iIiotie. We never bad srch such a
policy, nor anything like i. Thee ne
rfoes do not come to our aid nor le
spend 10 The proclamation because they
were not and are BOT meant 10 respond.
W. might leave this before The common
sense OF the country. Does not the
i old stand ready to admit that i Fre-
mont were ia Banks place TO day ne-
gloes woulG tlo,k 10 hun Ihele Is not
a man IL the country who does not
know that Fremont and Montgomery,
and numbers Of black men with them,
could collect every slave Of the South.
There are Others ike Backs; bat ".
alinAe 10 him because he IS snsroun ic og
i f.iiilon and = halt OF negroes Aieb he
could harc called about HIN with word
TIE pam fac, is that The iieanis-
tratto. haS acted ruth dHpaeay Ia the
" ole matter II emancipaiaa. II has,
as .iain sad, simuv aiawn the fire OF
he sboli'iorist lie FER that he
Ieaieafhas dei,terattiy ea4fracl MIt
ne fnane1,utto" stat not 100 sooa a.
come actni.
We we're ore Of delegation which
tis Ted the Prcsder 10 Urge the rccal
u certain openly prosl very officer. OF
Il gh rank whom lie knew au1 admitted
we're opposing or ignoring his precla-
nation, amongst ottefs, t,av. STANLEY.
The President conceded that there were
men IN whom tho negtoes had faith
AID 10 whom they wonid lock. but. rid
he, piat iroti! q. 10 w,fil fhe ,.egros
u they shouM coacJ as =
Il . not 10 our purpose 10 ditcnss the
childish question, which eyen tie De-
mocIacy have ceased TO ask since our
experience with the tu,Ing cuntrahand,.
We only wish 10 show that &, pGcsilcu,
has lis rcasons for rcvokiug the Butier,
and Frcmouts aud sending such men a
Bnks, Giant, ard Andy J hntou mo
he Sou.' and nominating sreh men as
II vtns. to be Bfigauitf General.
lie 2oca not wi.h ne negroes 10 respond
II oacc 10 hi@ prociamaiton. l. X. kip
per lreson lie leave. be are ked ones on
her wrecks because lie la, not, he
.e.sa, provisions enough ehoul, le take
them aboard. lie coald send Fremont
south, but then the negroes might take
the edlct IN earnest, and theu-wha.
should We do with them?
II is 10 orr CONNECTION e. u tie b1ooa
and freos'pe IF this country are SHINE
fnl'y 'rasteY. ami Mpta1 tie daty N
he peeffe 10 force Ucir rulers 10 he Is
sur ot freedom. or S!accrV / tie pco
pie are not up to this every cou.cnpt
raised, every doiisr paid Will he wasted,
3 badly a. men AM money have been
wasted Tor over two yea J. ! ia psInfu
Of US 10 a,ow lack or /. tn III cut
niers bat ace sdoo}i be g,afy Of Me
same Hmtd1y and dultcay \ rre did
not 10 SO.
Tnr SULTAN of Iurkey, in recon, or