Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-10
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cole 0lW1Td y I5is own Succsssus-tUt
put hi4ib saeh : epYrs e training that
b mayS exSsa ls.Mtd II the slsush.
ter Or plaasd. in caQditiee tsr tee Rlesi- :
dental course . The time for the Assem-
blioe Of the "NAtiooal" ahoitioa oop,eo-
sioo approaches, 10 daily developing new
phases Of opposition 10 the republican
ranks. The radical element Of Missouri
and Kspsss, and the Who'll German rad
heal 81 y q The ~, u dead
agais( - neIinatisq - NJ. lincoln.
A .peci1| from washiuf sdk TO o6s ii the
New York paper says: Aaa-tss
A caucus of Repubiican Senator was
held TO day alter the adjournment Of the
Senate, ~hicb lated soms tims,in which
several radical Senators took oecssion 10
assail President Lincoln in unmes-ured
terms. 1t il stated that no one came 10
his defence. =, Il sppsars thst the bitter
feeling has arisen again.t the President
in the republican camp, growing cut Of
bis act on in tho Missouri case. Esoa I.
And to this efsc. writes the Wash
irgton correspondent of,hs St. LOUIS
Democrat, the leading radical vest Of
tie Mississippi seVa 49,
understand there was private meet
ing held N New York City last ght,
At which the radical strength OF that
State, upon comparing Of notes, was
found to be much greater chan = a. an
tcipated. Tie leaders of the repubIi
can party in tlss city arc usssly ali rad
ioals, and in favor OF sah,Usl candi-
date Tor President. Nj. Chase is i'm
meosely strong. not only in she city, bur
throughout the State. The ftien is
the able and distinguished Secretary de
sire to do nothing that can b. cons ruct-
ed BY the copperhesds into repudia-
ton ofths6 general policy of The admin
trst'on, and AdAce der yetjcsnce has
been misinterpreted as an in 20, scn.cnt
Of tho claims Of Mr.. Lincoln for a
re nomination.
But perhaps the most significant straw
and threat thrown out by the anti Lin
coin rad Gals vas q. leader 10 the New
York Tribune OF Saturday the s0th nit.
OF course no reader need TO be told ,hxt
Greeley, who appeared as delegate
from Oregon o., some other out of the
way place, slaughtered Seward in the
Chicago Convention and non. mated Lin
coin, or that Lincoln after his election
turned against Greeley aud drew Sew
ard to his bosom. The fact that Seward
and Weed are foremos. in engineering
the Lincoln movement now is suffi lien,
to Indicate Gree.ey's position bot PIE
cis.ly what Mr.. Greeleys "tslk w,tl
Democrats" in bis Saturdays Zribum.
means is not quite clear. After refer
ring TO the call for our national convsn.
ton % the 4ah Of July next he says:
We hasssoms thousand. Of readea.
Who accoupt themselves members of the
democratic party. The logio-very bad
in our view-whsseby macy Of then,
justify such adhs1iss Suus thas arhe
dsssocratic il the pepulss pasty---tbe
party OF the couatry-the party which
will be IN p0~ss y leass lwo-th,rds Of
the time --st commits mistake, AID i.
led toto esssss hks nsAas .-~-. =
-. -. les; but a.
Ter all, isis ! rsts;ssic peft6 ~ inst'net I.
are right; and il IL better no stick 70 y
and help to work { on lee shore 'hau
abandon il to the wreckers." Such logic
AZ this-mi.,aken as it seems to us-re'
tain. thousand in its ranks who diesen
from very much thst it has affirmed and
done.
After giving his version Of the cause
which led to Democratic defeats 10 1885,
the alienation # large Numbers Of III
party IN consequence Of the action q
leaders-Mr. Greeley continues
Shall these lesseus pas. unheeded +
Will you run yous heads vicious
against walla There we're not tire
democrats, it, for Ju.tees Of the I'eac
In C0eeeelN0t, VINO cVNs@ pave 1851 IN
State last spring, yet one Of these wa
nominated Governor. There was il,
one man 10, Ohio who could have. bee
beaten ont OF human shape IN runnicg
De,uocra&i01 candidate IOr Governor
that State vet the man was dominate
How much more OF this will be enough
The Democratic party might ha,
been dopisant in most Esee States L
day. 1thad only to refHse to cJmn
suicide. Just rs the Republican adm,
istrs,ion OIL James Madison would ha
broken down during the war Of 1871
had il not been upheld by the mad fol
Of the Ii .rtsord Convention Fedesalss
90 the Republican Administration
1851 would havS bsoks6 down but 1
the s.misr conduct Of lis opponents.
WaeiS 6Astsiul, burdcnsomc, cxac
ing. Almost, every body wants to Q
out 81 It 90 soon as may be. Pcof
hats - pay yheavt taxoa, ;snd stand CO
scriptioos, aud roll up eiornoos def
Az ov erloaded man likes to shift {
burden from one shocidef to the 9th,
There is always prod,gaiity, and ra.ca
y,,evipseds ID the management Of
great war; and au Opposition that stan
Armly BY the country white ress:inp
r r,!sys = morally certain s to rise in pc
il eo., a s,l u party sshoo,