Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-22

We nope there Is no trcHsoH IN it.i'-
ducing the following extracts
EXTRACT FROM t,s IS,,ernAl ADDRESS OF
ABRAHAM LlEcox, MARCH iTn, 1861.
Physically ypeaains we cannot separate
we cannot remove oar respective sections
from each ot,tr. NOR build an iinpassialc
wall betwcen(th 4 husband and wifi
may be divorced, AMI -rrrut~ol the prei-
cnce and beyond lhe reach Of the other, Lut
the different parts tf our country cannot
do that. Thcy cann4 but remain Csce TO face;
and intercourse, ctltr anlcabic or hostile.
may continue hetwdn them. suppose yols
80 to war, yoi cabot fight, always; and
when after much .o* on both sides and 10
gain On either, you Scasc lighting, the dcn-
teal questions as t0ttcrms OF intercourse are
again upon you.
" The country, 4ilh its institutions, be
longs 70 the pcopldvho inhabt it, When
ever they shall groE weary OF the existing
government. theyi% dan exercise their cons i.
tutional right to 4 tmclnbcr.o or overthrow T.
ExrsAcr FROM sifsu OF JArERsoS DAVIS
N THE T. $. s1 ~, JAN NTH, 1851.
II you will moi have j, th,H. il in the
pride Of power, il il contempt tfrcason aid
rclanc4 upon force, yon say ~ shall no.
20, bn' shall remain as subjects to yol
then, gentlemen OF the Nor,hfa war is to hc
inahguratcd, the like of wl,;Y men havo 'pi
Seen. Sufficiently nnlncrof on both dts,
in close contact with oalysimaginaiy l'n'
Of d.vi ion aud with nGny III ans Of mp
proart. each snsiaincdAy productive sec
tons, the people Of Which will give freely
both OF money and<of store, the conflict;
must be myllr@tsd indefinitely and masses
Of men. sadtificnd toNte demon OF civil war
will furnish hctacombs, <uch a, the recent
war in Italy did not oil,r es-.t the end ol
all this. what will you have effected: d
struction upon both sides; sub " CATION upon
neither; = treaty of peace leayhg both torn
and bleeding ihc-N.,il Of The t,vi.,o,y and
the cry OF c>cfphan kubstituttl FOX iho.e
peaceful ntGs of don,air hapeinrss 'h-t
now prevail ,hrouglou6he lqnd: and thcr,
you will hrrec tint q III. 10 pursue H.
be the tad oi war; Trough {lons .eric-
of veark you may W. e yoar jreng,h, dis
trcss ypur people, aud &c; at TT TO the 20
si;ion which You might haE had At first
had justice and reasc.i, INSTEAD Of selhsline-.
and passon, folly aud cpime, dictc.el YOU
TIM New Alavama which, it is said
Scmmcs intends v take command Of. i a.
scribed bya PaE paper, La F,aacs as
small, beautiuyforp'ed corvette, iron plate.
inside, and divided wi b powerful a,iilly
~. seinnefis reporsd - a.-~-~.lerp,
three pivot gh..s--fTabl} of throwing hoHo.
projectics OF l.o and sqtid p-oicetics Of ~
English pounds. Her brew the same par,.
states, will b, augmen Id to one Ii undl i,
and scventy-two men, fnich is thirty mo.e
than composed the cred Of the old Alabama.
liz francs, which seeIP IS to have received
special information on the subject, saws i
IS not known In what port the new vcsse
will tie armed, and tha "no vigilance ca,
prevent it from put0 TO sea-" This i
bold statement; whi@i is equivalent to n !
sorting that no particular pains will be tax,
topreyent the fitting 4 ht ofcruisers in ne,ura
ports to prey upon OF, commerce