Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-02
NOMEAHlNG BETTER THAN lnE
lAlON.

SOMEaHlNG LETTER THAN InE
lAlON.
The leaders in supper ting the policy
OF this administration have in view
something better than The Union. Ihey
are willing to sccept peace on othcl
terms than the restoration OF the Union
rs it was. Hear one OF those infamous
traitors
Il would accept anything on an anti
slavery basis. | would accept sePara.
ton | would accept compromise
woll acc, p dis n on; | would accept
peace and pay the whole Confederate
debt at par. on an antl-siaseIy basis.
Something better than the Union II
is emancipation. In order TO achieve
this the abolition party Is ~ilng to
burn the temple oflibcny 10 the ground
wiling to sweep away The last sesilse
OF the Union and Danish tho Constitn-
ton forever from the land.
Democrats, in these men You see
your great political enemy. Are You
willing TO stand idly 10y and not defend
the Union from the hands of the I'm
principled traitors Never DO it sid.
Fight them and all other traitors TO the
Constitution, as long Ms there IL man
left. They come into the fed with n ne
gro Tor their standard and tell yon tha,
his freedom Ia better than the Union
that his emancipation 10 worth more
than the liberty OF white men. They
have been intoxicating this doctrine ioi
years, and now they are rchdy to carry
il out to the farthcrst extent. Coulo
anything be more corrupt Coul'
democrats fnd any better occupatlo,
than standing up and fighting for ih'
Unon when assailed by such a cursed
fans,i.ism Stand bv your guns. fel.
!o~ democrats. and give them "a broad
AIDE every lime they come within range.
TIE Caion is ID your keeping. and yon
will be held responsible for l,s welfare
You have carried it through gloriously
several times and gloriously you can d,
il again.
POOR MEN, YOU AFR WANTED.
Do you hear tho rumors from the
CAPITAL Two hundred thousand m,r
are soon TO bc called into the army
The old regiments are gong TO be cob
toliatcd and new ones are 10 be dratteG
ia to fl DEFICIENCIES. Do ven hear tins
And OF what sort OF persons are the req
ments to be filed? With the poor
The poor alone, those who cannot rais,
three hundred dollars to pay the com
mutation price fixed by Congress. You
have 30 appeal. You have not got I'll,
money, therefore, like slaves sconrset
on TO poisome dungeons, YOU must &C
II YOU had $500 you might s'av al HON,
with the r,ch, bot you have not cot Il
therefore, stand forth, BID farewell /
your almost famishing families, aud box
your neeks 10 receive the yoke. Tn
rich viii stav at Aome-the poor mn,
Iisk their li7cs. The one Las q 'lar d.,
OF grsenbacks-the other 10 pcnuiles
WopdeIfal wisdom There isa bu
ing curse in heaven for such wiekednt,
No wonder that Der Deplokrat, II
German paper Of this city, announces
aswlndic-" a clear su,ndie against d
WORKING CLASSES ogainst /,
POOR AND TIE UNABLE
sgtndte unworthy 81 u free nation Z"
Poor men Of Davenport, you are pa
TALLY responsible for this i" suinale
you-many of you voted for the A,
ministra,lon that has perpetrated
You twisted the rope with which 70
own hands are to be tied You demsu
ed adifitrent Hing, and you have be
answered. You have no remedy eth
except at the ballot box. There y
must meet aud put down this accurs
fausticism as often As you may. Stir
Il with vengeauce.
DEArn-Mrs. NJ .ry Perkios Abbo
tho last Of family ttat settled in b
n IL r 4.