Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

Senator wade sscamrns his - ~.
The Ii ,cols organs hase made > great
ado over the act that Senator Wade has
been induced 10 far to s.6Itify himself IS 70
give apparent support to Mr.. Lincoln, after
Issuing the famous manifesto to which his
signature appeared attached, together with
II. W. Davis, OF Maryland. But he has not
sunk SO dep in the Inirc Of self-contra1ic-
lion ~ 10 he willing to recall the charges
which that manifesto contained. On the
contrary, we observe from the report OF
speech delivered by him on the l'th ut, at
sleadviile, Pa, and published in the Cicve-
land to.) Leadfr (Rep.) that he reafiir'ned
all he charges brought against Nh. Lincoln
n the manifesto. Mr. Wade, ~ the meet
ing refcrrel TO, used the following Ian
guage:
"If I opposed the President ! did so be-
cau.c thought MIN wrong. and l--or ratn-
or Mr.. avis ana I--were frank enough TO
set il forth. have little to say for myself,
but cannon sAiitt Nj iS-hso ~ '~ 49,
II free principles are dear to you, Mr.. Davis
has more merits than any man KNOW OF
lie has done more 10 rid Maryland OF siav-
cry than all the rest Of the men IN it-inh-
ni0sl, none gn~n AL these p..iiiu cioah'ls
VINO a.sai. him. He has stoo liho rock
for the truth, and has won noble victory,
anil his eue,nic, shall not t.afuce so Sirr-
ious champion Of Union and liberty villa
AT protest from ne. will not east Tor
soli-thou4h one infinitely greater tiian
boosted 4 illtlt but doesn't it show
mat Mr. Dayi, could elevate himself above
he laiseral,le trammeIs Of party when he
announced what he deemed truth, Iii u
.rLat = and soon ,riU Je frpfh Polite
ans object that we hart Ii, party But
,ur cause doesn't constrain us to cover NJ
The truth. Applause. THING ny ro-i-
RIOS WAS RIGHT. AND THAT of TIE fhE>ipEHf
whose. onR, 70 tityelaa, arW dafiaf. e
saoaq. "a, 4. ,re0s i'm. oa' ~ earfAfy o'4-
.fs mr. sittt.ps. s,N stunt 0lttetn ne mel
lie truth
sc thials Mr.. Lincoln will have occasion
cry out and ask to be saved rom such
friendship and support a, are given him
by Ben Wade. Mr. W. sill. stands by the
uttcrances Of his manifesto. They were
t.ac ~hen ma l. arl are true now, lac says.
Anl what are they They charge Abra-
ham Liaco'n Nith
Entertainments on The authority Of Coz.
gless
Grave oye cutivc uSulpaion.'
Executive pery,rsion Of the Const tu-
| To-.
II ding thc electoral votes If thu rebel
states II ,ic dctaticn 81 MS personal ambl-
| ion
ag,rating civil war for the prcsidcn-
| "llolding for naught the Judgment and
| iiseafd,rg the authority OF the supreme
s"iTt, and stri'linr hcatllong towards the
| liarchY H., proclamation Of the Ssh OF De.
| cmber inang lrated.
"ESerci ing tr'atcrial urpaiion"
! sinking a blow Al He ii-his 81 human.
tY and at The :rinciplea Of Republican Gov
| ernment.'
These are 4 few ortle many charges en-.
,rlcel IL he WADE Davis manifesto. And
aid Nessrs. Wade and DAVIS, if the course
|
supporters Of the Government
become responsible for tie nspypatioa thcy
| ii % pthuie and are Justly liable to the in
gnation oi TIE people ~hose rights ana
eealty COMM. cl to their heeping th.y
ave saeridr i. iet q en- consider III,
eaiedy fDs Wtse rsarpotions, and having
.9uni 1t, tcarie,-ly executed il.
b. F WADE,
! H. Wi>r DAVIS.
| The coarse oi The President il NOT chang
Il one hairs breadth from what it wa.
,iien N,>srs. Wade ana Davis wrote. Tn,
supp 'ste's OF The government arc deter
n 1ed that il s}al, b. rebukc,l. They hay,
CON .er,i the remedy AID fonnd il to y.
OH. in INC election OF Gen Met 'lclan and :
eh - 81 administration. and they propose
tearie-aiy csc. utc IT, By such sup
p AZ Nr Walc is .ifing to Lincoln h,
lons his full share towards the accom-
+ hileat of the desired end.