Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-20
The New German Leagues. X 0 W
NOthingism Revived, and the Oid
President Il NJ cmbcr,

Editor Democrat The Ga,sae man i,
down on The New Political Organlzs,ion" OF
thu Germans 10 his way, but dare not de enomnct
them, OF cay one word calculated to iritste
the 'balance Of power IN Scott couaty.-
/ What 10 this asw tangled German organizs-
tion Nothing more nor less than an "Abo-
l:tion Asrociation" with secrecy a. their he'll
met nothing more or less than the republican
Germans have always been rank at olitionists
and amalgamationists. They have heret toiors
sliled und.r false coiors, but they now an
nouncs their purpose and theory by dstnct
organization, and openly avow the purpose
and their principles. They are bold and uD-
disguised and like them for IL, and heartily
wish that Mr.. Llncoln would do the same
thing. and We would then all know where We
stood and what to do The secret OF the
Gd,eftss opes ton is not that ii doea not sym
pa h,zs with them. but that II fears There is
"danger that such distinctive organizations
will eanse division where there should be
unity"
Tbs success of his party is all the Gazena
man cares tor. and he lears that this new or
ganizatioD may dictat- tras that the party
cannot sndors-, and thus create q split.
Look for u momeCt ~ the working OF these
political dtceptiues Who would tam k, sp W
po, ,ion VI the R-putncsn party. and tell n+
If ,h.ir motive Is not power aud ,,lunder.
The Gazette man cannot maintsiu his party
or his paper without the German vote snd
he kn0Us u. Hence his appeal to them, wbi!r
At the same time he knoi0s that In bic isru-r
every day he breaches the most infamous rad.
zeal doctrine, and has no more love Tor the
Germans tha, he has for the Indians, un,ess
he can use them" Who is this immaculate
editor Of the Gaestte. and VINO DOES he aim to
ape Why shouid Easland throw out her
SOUP in America TO deceive tine reading pub
lie. by attacking the Germans who have fourd
home in this Supposed land OF hbsrt, The
so.wer 10 PLAN. The Gdzetts Company had
to havea tool. and they found it la tho 20
iitical sneak who presides over the Ga<shs
reeking with the damnabls doctrines wh ch
he received from the four.h-rat teachers Of
Exeter Hall. Ths teachers aud supporters oi
Exeter Hall are purely English. and their sol,
object has been to create divi on among tn.
people of this continent that they ight take
Advantage Of il. and suhdus us to their will
and power. The Eogish sneak Who prsside-
over the Gds tie 10 fit suhje to abus.
AmeriesDs. and bring abOnt the object that
our ancient snsmss keep constantly before
them
As to the German secret organization, ]
have only to say that Is 10 nothing more nor
less than political organization OF the old
type Of the Know Nothing" orgaBzs,ion
and as such should 10 Stunned by ev,ry hon
est ciiizsn OF the country. A high official Of
the country. Of American birth, joined this
new League last Saturday evening. tor rea,cDs
best known to himself, but as he was the
grea. High CockaIorum Of the Know
Nothing" party. | presume he 10 stiil ck,uv
after ",trsngs gods" lie i,. however, "smai
rotstoss nov, and we presume Hiram and
the Dutch will soon extinguish him.
! have another chapter for you when the
craft moves on
A GERMAN NIT NOT AN "IirsA GERMAN"