Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-01

lor it, Aaoit,en policy Mr.. Johnson sand
It-ua.r-1ss-'.
There are two parties in tllis>ecuntry that
want to break " the Government. Who
arc uacy flle nullliers proper OF tic
souta. lie seee jsionlstS, or dlsqnionists--
.or ne tAcm as Synonymous terms
F, rlsic is a porlI6n OF them who 'er SC, de-
| ne thc dl,ryFFfC.ss, OF the Cow nment for
I1,u,poscs gFicir own apgrand Element. |
10 hot ciyye upon theln mat hey want to
| neea uyofihe q ,vernment il the purpose
# anef;ng slavery; yet Charge thai the
! ,fes,ksg up Ct the Governny tnl would have
ma, sitrc,, the result wouA be The >alne.-
| WI else Is Tor breakng/up tins Govern
ueil refer TO SONY bad men III tie
| With. lncrois a sefol men there who
! are called dbo}Hion,sy, aud they want 10
,lta up the coyclAnent. 1hey ere Dis-
| ID st6s ; they ais Sec,sStonfsts;; they arr
| :, AttlnerA. SIR, fac -4botHtchtsts aud In.
tlss.rTs uish d : ysiator q Gun Mississippi both
stand ~ IA yTl "a iiHge, 10 Il. .alm tie sdDe
! cnd. y ,..sso.l!t,u.. al tins Union the me
,,arty believing j1,al il wiii result Ia ,heir
Jwn a-zraue.lz, inoni South, and the otnei
believing .eat II val. res,i., IN the overtime"
81 the in,t.lu.l II 0i slavery.
lie thcn quote, Z resolution passed by Ire
Mas acl.usetis BLACK Republic Ms or Abo-
Il lohlsts, that he one great issue bcoie
t lc count ) is the Dissolution OF die Union.
. therefore We give oul ives to the s.rk
Of 4 ,auiiing IDS yossnyt r'ii Dsatd, as
-ssential q olr ,nnocen'J,' etc.
Mr.. Johnson Il Ell QUOTES largely from .ie
Lncoi" cni JohnsoaJ lea5sys Of today a
supfor; Of tin. platffln. He quo Is one Of
the ab 81 aud mo45lniluentlai advocates o.
Ms own election now living in Ma,sachu-
sets, as sa, ing:
Let u thgn to-day, rejecting as wild and
chImerical altsuggestons, propositions and
onirivances for nstraining slavery, etc
IL, "R.gister orr pisdge eaeu b. fare Her.
en- oad lie rorid that crs rW do uhat IL rs
i,es ~ cfect The ettraal ereithroe II his
Jlooa-siatntd Lnicn. -
lie quotes ano. ras saying ''thc duty Of
every true man is TO take the around Of Sc
cession.' lie quotes Wendell Phillips
cone Of his own supporters for Vice Pres-
ientD as speaking thus: "Sacllicc every
thing for the Union: Con roEpIb. sacs-
flee everything to keep South Carolina in it:
Rather 59ild bridge cf99ld md az her
4, toll orc, It..
Resting from the work Of quoting the
reasonable language of his own present
leaders in the North, and resun,inr his
speech, Mr.. johnson procecds-paac 1863 i:
Then, when We come to talk, about
"atties, whose allies are these gentAmen !.
hose allies arc the .tLol,ions,sI OF the
North, Al they are not ihealles of nd .Seces-
sso"tsfs mt Dl@oiouistsoJ the .Soptha ,Ar,.
they not all aborng a II toiling to accom-
p'ish tie sane grcat III, the over,llrow Of
t-thls great nation Of o,fs? Their Object is
tie sane. They are II u employing. i some
extent extent ne s''mc mn1s. Here is Wendell
rmliips' here is Gaifson; here is the anti
slavery society Of massachusetts,: and III.
IN the very same IN hit uf view, TIC allies of
Tue distinguished enator from Mississippi
and his coadjntorsf ali in favor of DISRUPT
ing and breaking dbwn this Union. with the
We" Oh deshoy ~ the institution vf slavery
Itself. Allies laborns to dertroy the Gov
ernmcnt r VII else are laborinp TO de.
stroy It, but the fsunionis,s ~ d secession
Its Of the >onh, and Garrison and Phil
lips, the lo'ig lis, that night be e.,umcr
vt d al the Moth. Here .tIcy stand ure-
senting an unSrokcn front. 10 DESTROY This
Curious uhlo',, which was made by our
Is Mr. pres;dA.
JeN OF allies y in ORDER to show who * IN
g"sSi IN TINS nnholYaid nefarnu- work Of
br'aS>ng up this tYfon. We find .fyst the
Fnn-insN Aboli.ioaifts OF tbe-NolthI TnlY
ne seceSianlsts; lrnEY %re for Xsunion
f"Ey are fsT dissolhtloiE Whenhxc turn to
&c Soi'h me see \he/red- hot Ii<un;onists
ana sseessloiNeis engaged ipf the same ,rorA.
How do our Re- u nsan>ffyf ends like to be
thus Chased bytfxir own yandidates Does
he speak truth or y VT /fvhat say vouY
Mr.. JOHNSON SAYS AAsAcuus1rrs Seeded
wIs&.
The Distinguished SenaN,, is not vet done
with abolition treyson and INT nest Of north
ern iisunion afd secession, \the State of
massachusetts, He charges TINT that pes
''lsn'ial stat5 seq ded in 1915. We quote
again from fhe official record Of thASenatc !:
co 20 to Eassafhuse,ts durpg the war of
1917 ava th9 Hartford Eo,ykentionA and
.ne'e ycu will find meg engage in <his
w ,o.s and u"AniloyEd 6ori EvcnVn
I'D massachusetts, fin /manif.sting hlr
grcaY opposition to IN an. ,xatiop Of TexaA
" az United Ssetes,b p1ssd resolution r.