Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-10
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Death TO TIRE UNJON"...0NO
11NaON WITH oLAvGhOLDERe."

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NATION ticket in the approaching cleo
ton, must neoesssrily endorse the above
~aAohxords Of Wendell PHILIPPE, Robert
Dale Oxen and other shining lights Of
sbolitiouism. There 10 to be no let Mp
10 the val until these cries are answered
1.-THE republicans can control events.
Says the Philadelphia North american
ia discussing the question Of recons.ruc-
ton
Ii the South should be restored TO all
its old power in the Union, and would
uaits solidly with tie democrats. they
nsghs BY chicanery carry enough North.
srn Uotes 10 regain tho ycins IF the I'D.
m~inistrdtioa.
That's It. That's the reason why no
Southern State ia to he permitted to ,e-
turn TO the Union until it has been sbo-
litionized, its white population cxtermi-
mated, and us Territory colonizsd by ne
groes and New England 'patriots' who,
according to Gen. Hoyev, are to be Civ
en- its lands. II the Southern States
should come back into the Union now
they might, savs tho North american,
unite With the democrats and beat the
republicans in the Presidential election
70 1864. Then the republicans would
lose all the lat Offices aud be deprived
Of the immense amount OF plumber they
are now Itching from the public treas
ury. Then the occupation OF army con
tractors would be gone. Then the camp
followers and fayorites OF military CON-
rnanders and Cabinet Secretaries would
no. ENJOY exclusive privileges and the
use OF government iunds in cotton aud
other rpeculalions. Then the s,ipen-
diary press throughout the country
whose editors aud proprietors are grow
iug rich ont Of the fat offices with which
the present ad administration purchases
their feslly, would 20 to the dogs. The
stcaliogs would be no more tolerated; the
thieves aud hsugerson would be scourged
from the Federal Temple-therefore
they want 10 peace-no closing of the
war. These are the reasons why it will
not do to let the Southern States return
10 the Union. This 10 the reason why
they don't want the Union as it was, for
that would be the last Of them. 1t 10
the reason why they don't want the con.
stitntion as it is, for that constitution
does not recognizes the withdrawal of any
State, and grants to each the right TO
frame their own constitutions. This
right the administration party declare
shall not 10 restored to The seeded
Slater. The reasons why The present
administration don't want tho var stop
ped and the Union restored, are too
plain 90 be mistaken. The New York
Evening Post frankly ptoclaims against
the "plot' Of the conservatives tor re-
storing the Union as it was in this ON
pbatic language
Unless tho loyt! man OF the Southern
States are assured the a%seendency in
those States unless they acquire tho
control OF such ofthe rebels "a choose 10
settle down after the war and obey the
laws and uulesa that malignant power
which snatched the reins OF government
IN the South. and dragged that region
into rebellion, be put under bonds, 1.-THE
Union rs it was" means the utter de-
struotion OF those who now adhere to
the Union AMI in view OF this fact it ia
the duty OF every honorable American
-of every one who values the Loyalty
OF Southern men, TO arork Wih aW his
might against the plot Ito restore the
Union) Of tho shareholders friends.
Hence it is that the President and
the Radicals occupy the positions which
Lord Lyons marked out ia his CORES.
poudenoe with Earl Russell, dated Nov.
II, 1862, just after the conservative tri-
nmphs in the elections. Informing the
British Minister of Foreign affairs, for
his guidance, Of the political stu a,ion
here, Lord Lyons wrote
At the present moment, therefore, the
chiefs OF the conservative party call loud
ly for a more vigorous prosecution ofthe
war, and reproach the government with
slackness as well as with want Of success
in military measures. But they repudi.
sts oil idea Of interfering with the insti-
tuition Of the Southern people, or of
waging 4 wEr of subjugation or exter-
miDation.
All things considered, my own opin-
ION certainly 10 that the present moment
IL not 9 favorable one for making an offer
Of mediation. 1t ,oouldm all probab;l-
ssyos rejected by tho President, who ap-1
pears 70 haze hrown himself into the
a',ss.o Of the extreme radical party.
TIE POLITICAL INTERESTS OF
THE PARTY NOW IN POWER
RENDER A CONTINUANCE OF
THE WAR A NECESSITY no IT.
! have, indeed, heard it maintained
tina. Great Britain should recognize the
sndependsncs Of the South a SOON as
rossitle, WITH A VIEW TO IMPEDE
LIE SUCCESS OF THE EFFORTS
" HE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
~ RECONSTRUCT THE UNION
ne aovocates Of tais opinion consider
reunion a. a probable event.
DO not these extracts "furnish food