Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-17
rne 0OyERNORs And TAE PROC.
LAMATION.

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proclamation.
Greeley dispatches Gov. Seymour's
allnsion TO the proclamation in the fol-
lowing style
"The above paragraph is fair spcci-
men OF tho deYterous dishonesty, the
impuient though adrot sophistry, Of
the demagogue whom cowardice, drunk
enness and masked dlslogalty have
foisted into the Goyernorship Of our
State"
The Tribune forgets that Governor
Seymour only took the President at his
own word, spoken 10 the Chicago par
sons. Why should the Tribune com.
plain at that!
Greeley passes on and casts his eye
along the lengthy message Of Governor
Curtin, Of PENNSYLVANIA. What does
he find in this remarkable docnment
from the ultra republican Governor. Says
the Tribune
"Ibe amendment of the Constitution
SO as 10 give .o'diers The light to vote
i forclbiy nrged, and the message closes
Nth few words of prA.e for the
loyalty snd spirit OF the freemen Of
Pennsylvania, declaring the purpose Of
her people To pursue the war, suppress
he rebellion AMI MAINTAIN the uniiy OF
he country. But .B- Cor. Curtin Is
teholty silent on tie great question Of
Emancipation, -Gers and there is noth-
ing 10 be gafhered from his message 10
sho'e his appreciation Of the present CON
,{ittoa q his gigantic struggle. the
message Is much moro remarkable
or It's omission to consider the nat onal
reisiior. and duties of the State thsn
tor ability IN its Discussion Of tho IL
.efna aft Fire"
Not one word OF coDsolat for the
President to iorniy HIM III bic enamel
patton .cheme-heuce the editor OF the
! Tribune sneers at the entire document.
| Tnc message Of David Tod, Governor
Of OHIO, is neat criticised. What Is
there in that uphoiilng tho Presidents
I bull. scad rom The 1rsbane
I his message ills five columns Of the
olto STATE Jouraai, bat rE tie Coz,
erHor how not touna room 10 say nheth(r
Nc Is fvr or oyaipa Eaaacipahoa.-xSv
la an hour when the Administrator
looks for cordrl support in its POLICY
from The loyal States, 1t hears no word
of encouragement IRON the Executive
Of Ohio, nor even pledge that be is
IN favor OF a vigorous prosecution OF the
war; lie thinks It's unnecessary TO dis
cuss the question, aud in one sense it
is SO, for no one even can donbt that the
oeopie OF Ohio are heartily loyal, aod
ha, their support Of the Administration
policy is as cordial as their Governor is
imld.
Just nothing at all from Governor ,
Tod, consequently Greeley administers /
back hand ID cut, in which, by impli-
alton, he questions his loyalty, and then !!
,asscs on.
To Gov. Morton, of Delaware, be =
ext pays his attention.
This IS document which will be b
'erused with more satisfaction in tho c
coei than In tho loyal States. The il
Governor deplores the war as brought n
N 10y the tanatieal maaness of the
Worth and .fotiy Of tie South. rs-He Il
treats emancipation, THINKS Il wiH +.
II zee the country IN still more peril. II
'us cond'hoa Man ecer, and impair the Il
respect o. restoring tie Union. -4T Fl
"oa the subject OF arrests the Gov. h
rnot dlscontses in the same temper Ms D
N Emancipation, and he complains ii
lrther OF interference with Il freedom 81
i Elections by the Federal authorities. II
Don't ike 1t at all; nothing in it that b
uits ham IN the least. But Greeley o'
oes not tell bis readers that Governor :
sutton takes precisely the same view OF \
he case IN his message hat il taken by .,
ccrcisry Seward. la letter to Min Pr
tier Adams, dated July 9Th, 1862, Mr.. 10
eward said =
1t lsssstistaction 10 know that a copy ot
my di.patch 2G0 has been received n,
nj read by EAT Russell. The suLec, 81,
Ires2 Mo - one of DlomeEtors irlper,. a,
y ms as the esteeme adcocars IF v
Tftcaa siupety and It's mos. ueAeo,e,tf ar
'D9aef''s 'cefe acfthg .. concert u N
'Mer foprec.p,tate serrsLe uar. ~
After such declaration as that from ne
le freniter Of Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet. ID
ny should the Tribune abuse demo. .''
''a''c governor Tor taking the same ~
'ouni :"
We have not seen the T7Juae's crit. a,
isms upon the messages OF the other pa
overuors, but presume he will be bet IN
T pleased with Na.es .,J Ara q