Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

Epros OF DnnscaA9.-Is yseesedsys Sseaa
of the Gasetts appeared so00unieeeioa
si,,ed T. w.. aiusd ct some Of shs Rspubl-
AM Of the 9Th vasd. The following v The
reply. which va presented for pu0liestion u
the eeue paper, and denied. A. sjuseiee een-
not bs had through the sotu0as Of that pspse
viil you please give - sesese Of youss. sns'
~ 9ay b upon eqssl footing With TIE re-
esavse Of govssn0snt pep.
mThs somnusieaties referred -. u vhiso
ths writer lets sf eonsiderable Of eas. snd
Of course feels great relief .Now. As. hos-
tor. the fssts Of the case are - misssprssene-
I'd, and 20 ussy lifting insinaetions esss WIN
ont stint at the geptls@sn. Who ere - viIe
ana rebsllisus. g ts differ In their views %
resarde their duties TO pssty. Thst Am
soeeteeined 70 reply bseeuss wish the dsss
-. : = understsnd the matter tally snd
fairly. Il Il veil knsvn fses that Mr. Fessse.
has been standing saplisnt for ehs smss o.
Aldermsn for The lest seven OF eight yesns'
and he.. ss often kindly but psrsmtoftIy been
laid undsr the table. and Why, bscsuss ne
Wa uct. (in plain tsrm) considered competent
70 ili tie Office. These hints from year 70
wear. should have been suf6eient for the ~
pirsnt. but 90, II seems. nothing shoit Q!
kieke vill assver. II he gets them In liberal
ous ntities this time, he may dry up. II u
sekno = vlsdssd By eli. that the republican per-
~ in the sixth ward, to elect sheie cenol-
date mwss be united, (whsn the democrats
nave : ticket in The fsld,) and It looks very
unreasonable that msu who from year TO
wear has been sliglsed should attempt 70
unite the psrty when our uejority st the
best, 10 only three to four, taking the last
charter eleetion % basis, then Why shouio
Mr., Poster msks the attempt. when no oose
have kssvn that at lsast one hsif OF the par.
" we're opposed 70 him and eauld not and
would NOT vote Tor him. Nov II shie % 20.
Why should hs 90 ground smosgss the 10
boring class. (why BY the way are - good %
any other class) once gss men to turn oss 20
the caucus BY sppsaliog to their psscions ana
predjudices. Prsdjadiess. because the rAsse
shiyt gsstry. had sonspirsd asein's BIN 70 de-
feat him 10 ths caucus. Passions-thst they
should have oil the street work. opening
ausrriss. ETC., that they wanted, the result
was men we're brought into the caucus Who
had never before attended one. in numbers
sufficient TO overbalancs those who had the
desire to place Q man in nomination who wss
eompstsnt sad could command the attention
and respect Of shs council and not provoke
their laughter end ridieols.
lam almost inclined to think the filthy in
sinuatious sminasing from hlthter mouth,
not worthy OF notice or wasts OF paper 10 re-
plyina. but few hints may not be out OF
place. T. W. says why men Who have parti-
q patsd io Q domination or election shoold.
because they are In minority. be Justihed IN
frsstricatghg. II they can. the will Of the ma
isrity. I leave to our rsbsllious Sixth Ward
ere and jeff Dasi., Floyd 1 Co. to rsPly-ths
Sane snsver ssrves them both"
Nov, The Sssslsvsn (pardon the 0tie) knovs
foil we'll that those wno he 10 his Weldon has
elasssd with J ID Davis 4 Co., srs more true,
more patriotic, and more to be relied upon IN
the troubles Of our ,uatry. and 10 the election
Of proper men to Office, than the cor espon-
dent. T. ". First, brcAree these men whom
hs esus,res. contributed from their means lib'
erally to the bounty fund for obtaining vol
untsers for the army. and thereby aiding the
eov .rumeut 10 putting down the rebellion.
I. W. refused to give one single csnt and tried
TO discourage others from doiOk 90. Oh re-
Ho6ie pss,iotism.
SscuuA Those, % tsfors clsssed With Jeh
Davis 1 c. have stood by party and nomi-
no ions through thick and thin. end do now.
when honestly done. r. W. does not. but
voted fer the democratic candidate Tor Alder
nan about three or four years ago, III my re-
collection serves me right % to ttms)
Much more esa be said 10 reply to the eosp
msn, but forbssr, believing that the f:sts
which ssn be fully sabsssptiatsd. are eufhcisnt
10 convince any unbiased mind that The vhcIe
transaction st the saueus VAS undsrhsnded
and dishonest, and that T. W. In strsintng
Qnat hss swollowed camel. J. ID. u.
Davenport, March Is, 1854.