Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

p9t9lsleu IN VIII prslfact u beyond the
lite II this gcBcration- has consolidated
the Sonth To in.in..ib desperation, and
distracted the North, almost 10 open
revolt-has broken down the American
sys,ep Of volunteering, and in4ulura,cd
an Austrian system OF CONSUMPTION
has nentralizel all the victories We have
won, and made the presence of federal
power detested instead Of welcomed by
tho entire Southern psople-has sus-
pended the amenities (~uch as they are)
Of civilized warfare and furnished the
pretext for arlning savage negroes,
whereby the unntterablc atrocities OF
bagbaric instruction and war of en-
bit cred races, are to BE- added 10 the
other horrid crneiiies OF this vlndictvs
contest. In the name of human tv,
and Justice, . 4 civil cation, OF the con-
stitut.on and the honor of our country,
We ask the people Of Iowa, rising above
party, to protest against this Jacot,n-
| ism Of the I, deral adm nj. tra,on; and
| 10 demand OF u em All et d Of this vas
citation. Let US demand Of the Presi-
| uCut dlu HIS 90 loS A'N
he honor aud the welfare of tteir
country, ard upon their manhood and
the official oaths, that they assume.
uneqpi,oc lily, Que or the other OF these
POSITIONS, namely either to treat the
southern people as Individual rebels, To
10 subdued, lied and punished, accord
ing 10 the ia,rs Of the luud. or IA b:ln-
g,rett States eatined TO the II ages of
Civilized wurtyr !: III euhcr event, t.
,rant them pence, upon he single COT
l,liun OF snbnission TO a ilghti1l 'deiai
sdiclian 0! the C, nstltut on, wl'hvu
rafting for tie ar,nirg ST hnndr d
tpous..d brutal neg,oes. Ia otser
ODDS, we Ak tue people If ! va,
through t cir Eal OF b,x 5, to jeuiard
j tn ted raj a lininistraiiun, a war for
IT, Union, nhi"i tie 60 futon only ,
nj cessali n # The C,azv pa,tizs"
oetilites-a redcnpt on OF t err rsrh
icdges, " hen ealing r men aud no
.ev--and an ab.ndonmei oi tht ir Ie-
go utio, a'y attempts to abolition &c,
With gnnpoader and steel, the people
I'D sta tus OF the Southern States, b,
n suscd lsde'al pewer We desire, that
this demand siali BE- maIe, and made
If clvclv, because W. S @ 10 other sat
factory, or even sale, solution OF the
ifii sult,s ip,o winch u Q. have plunged
us-bccause We So, k spe edy e'mlua>
non oil The unhappy oonte t, because
when it shall com to an end, We wish,
10 live, as We rave heretofore lived, AID
As We nave ri hat, w hereafter, /"
pelticai fraternity with the : h'te people
II tn 5 'uth, Is co-cqnal CIT zens OF lhe
Repu,lie, and Mt as l'cus or as hord-
zen, holding their rights II NE, llbcr
" and rep eeeI3a'ion, ii any ah b,
left them, at tire mp. RAJ will ct a cen
nal I'd sutocfaey, whose iron heel nay
lpon some baseiess pretex,, lie place.
,pon our ptos'fate nccks, as 1t .Aoulc
have been placed up II theirs.
These Views ani rs ).tsions, we are
clad to see, are shared with our broth
rem 10 good cd Penn-s isania, from
whose address" We ,py, and heartily
I endorse, the FLOWING sentiments:
"The aim Of men not blinded by IA
naticis'n and parry spirit would be t.
reap the best fruit from tie victories
, achieved by our gallant ar,n'es-t h'
best fruit would be peace anu the resto
r ration OF the Union. Such is not tn.
;im OF the party in power. Domina' cd
y is most bigoted members, it urges ;
, WAT for the negro AMI not foi the L MON
1t avows the design 10 protract the wa:
!. III slavery sh i be abolished in all The
5 ,uthern o,a'es; IN the language Of one
# lts pamphieteers, show can a man
hoping aLd pral ing for the destruction
. IF slavery, desire that the war sh II b 2
short onr ~ M. Tnaddens Stevens
he Republican leader in tie last lus.
II Representatives, declared. 'lLe uuo,
} shall never, with ny consent, be es oret
an Ter the Con ,tl;u;ion as it is, with sla
very to be protected by II" The san,
, spait appears IN Mr.. Lncoln's late ans
.er to the est ms OF Louis ana who de
sired the return of that State I'm Ter it
present constitution. Mr.. Lincoln post
: .oped thc... till that Constitution shall
!; DO amended. The abolition SITS desir,
he war to last till freed IN is seen cd e
II the slaves. Hordes Of politicians
md contractors. aud purveyors, WHO
fatcn on TIE war, desire 1t to last for
: yer. When the slaves are all emancs
, paied by the federal arms, constan'
military Intervention will be- needed d
keep them above or equal to the waite
ace in the Southern States. Pea c la
no place in their platform. ltpfoclains
contiscainn and abolition as he objects
of the war, and the Southern leadt
catches up the words to stimulate hi,
FLOWERS t fight to tho last. II Is uoI
the interest OF Peensyvanta that ia
natical action shall pervert aud protrac'
he war for ruInous, perhaps unait-tna
bic ends. What the North needs is the
rctu OF the South, with its people, 1t,
} territory, its staples, 10 compiele the IN
tegrity Of our common county. Th's
and not mere devastation and social con
fusion, would be the aim OF patriots and
statesmen. The BOLTON policy prom
ises US nothing better than Southern
Poland, ruled by Northern d-sput sn
"The Reunion of the States can aloue
give them Their old security at h. me an
power and dignity abroad. This end
can never be reached upon the p'inci-
pies of the party now in power. Their
principles are radically false, and can
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