Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
Giving Lincoln Fi,s.


Our worthy but very nervous friend Of the
German organ Of this city. has become tired
out and dissusted with Lincoln. oeossiou-
ally he has admired him. but lt vas the "lsst
straw that broke the csmsls back. 90 the
last indignity offered to Sigel and Fremont
has caused Brother St.bolt to out loose ir. IN
Lincoln and tosoibly denouncs him and hi,
policy. We have done the same thing fire.
quen,ly. and have been called . "copper"
head" for IL, and nov. when va ind ouI
nsighbor IN the same fix we oAn but trsst him
with the same honorable title.
But read what Der Dsmokrat Of thIs morn
Ing has to say:
SriLL Bkrrrx.-Ws noticed yesterday. that
Lincoln. in reply to request TO authorize 81.
gel and Fremont 10 rganizs troops. answered
that II the Governor Of New jersey" who
vas At present engaged in such organization
could uss one or both of them. he could tsks
sm, etc.
gel and 10 their admirers. that 10 contained In
the above answer. 10 still greater. when We add
= correction to It,
ssid from . report OF the Philsdslphia Free
P,ea) but to the Governor OF N. " York, Lin
colu placed these two most prominent men Of
the nation. st disposal. in such . disgrscefll
manner Seymour. the leader Of the Copper
heads. tho leading enemy Of the Government
IN the North. him. whose name the Northern
traitors mention and honor togsthsr with the
nance ot Vallsndighsm and McClellsn, - he
may take Sigsl, the first General Of the M
tion. the representative oi German patriotism,
and Fremont, who through his we'll -kns "
proclamation. and through his strategy, has
proven himself the PAthfinds In the field Of
politics NJ we'll - oond Quoting the wsr.-bs
tho vdito, Seymour. cGn take them, Ssgei and
Fremont. II he has use for them.
We grow dumb with asionishment, yes. We
feel ourselves In soms respsct oompelled TO de
clare Mr. Lincoln - not able to Judge, and
therefore. unqualified and unanswsrAbls.
los the New York Herald 10 r,yht when II
declares Lincoln 10 be the best candidate for
the Presidency in "a. for-the Hsrsld. Ssy.
mour. VsllsDdigham. and their fellow ere -
,hsy would csrts My not oppose his election
The last mack has dropped. lie. us no
longer labor under . mistake. Heretofore
there vas belief In Lincolns honesty--it has
disappeared, and 10 its pace comes hy ypecrisy
Only . fsw days since Nr, Lincoln declared
that hs would appoint sigsl and Fremont u.
soon AZ he could find holes" for them No~
holes are there. from whioh the Republic msy
bleed to death. and erhaps NO one can stop
them except Sigsl and Fremont Int sssrcsl,
are their rsmee mentioned. whsr Lincoln, 10
sn insulting manner otfers them TO Governor
seymour. the bitter enemy Of the Govsrnmen,
a. hodmen.
A few days since Lincoln declared to the st.
Louis delegation. perhaps IL is misfortune
that ! was elected To the Prssdensy" Never
did a more rlthfa word come f,om HE lips
and never . more cad word. when he sddsd ss
fllows: But ss | ave been elected. l in
tend t. follow my Own mind.
Perhaps Mr. Lincoln did rot like II. because
It was Gsrms:s that reminded hi him OF
Fremont aud Sigel. ~ the men whose call the
pair otto people would follow With special sn-
thnsIssm. Under the control Of ilsli.ck end
others. HE former native sentiment bss probe
bly, been again warmed and sbarpensd.
PoLicE CouRT.-Tuesday evening .
dray load Of women vas drought up TO III.