Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19

;dsed TO preserve.t az 1 ! hazards. zarls.---------
- M. PRICE
The Hon Hiram Price then resumed the
stand and first proved that Mr. Parker haR
an Bre..kinrid r democrat eve be-
lisve the charge tofbe true AMI the game
thing can be sail df B F Bn'l + AMI A..
lrcw johnson, y ID, are SHINING lights Of his
own rpr,y "Mr Parker, wants YOU to
vote for NJ eC'ellat for fear OF thati,tlc he'll.
guess nobody over heard}i' except the
B'1Esers,'s. Ncsn sress Ard the Pr 81
4 nj have between them the right to sus-
D nd tie haA.as c5lp4& We are wiling TO
ihmit the slavery question to the people
| for heir votes. Democrats Wont submit
ANYTHING 80 the people. Parker is gong
| out the country an attorney for Val
| andighaln. lie says he doesn't agree with
HIM h.t have no necessity 70 say IT.
valaidisham w,s not arrested fyr his opia-
lon,he wa-+sied for diSeouraging rnlj j.trn-.nts
by cMrt martial, who passed liisS,entencc,
,ld sbe, too kindly, sent him south among
| ii, frllnds. Parker said the North was1a
| unit 40 the comnencemeut OF the war.
Heres some OF the med inc | give him for
| that (Re4ds from resolution passed some
,lme ago ut The Court lioase.) You viii
ind sample Of The unity in Powe.hi,k
| ounly. p.ac. GeAa tat-white,bla hb'fd;
,hele's il, such a thing. VIII. q, Spring
cll during the MeItcln war, they passed
i resolut ion that they were in favor of the
var OF 1872, and Of the present var, and
would be in favor OF the 1t war. Wei,
| ,hs IS the next way, and c'ery man not m
avor Of it isn't ad.nocra, Amt that SO !:
lie can't tel yol hos to gtt the Con>ti-
tutlon AMI the Tnon, and no one can. We
lretreeing negrns, JEFF. ssys two millions,
and every time onels freed somebody hos'ls
| tue Constitution is broken.
| lie asks me no. we will take Georgia
| back: can tell him: as vctors take bytk
tue vanlu>hed, ON our omn terms. 4 All
9ho are IN favor Of ablsains slavery, if it
Is nee .s.ary 10 pr,servc the mon, j.il say
aye. CA good many ayes.) Al. opposed
| ay no. (Of course there were few 10 say
lo.) This wAr must ab"lsh slavery.
Nbout John Hrown II say aeain don't
,iaine im bit; il hal bytn ia his place
/, would tave,Fpne M a. hi9 q detyrn.iued.
IL had be4n ii-lsslcd b The border ruff
ms, aud ought he to II bamed for resist
insz | am dlctionaty" dtinocrA', and if
lc majority sa, 5 ne9foes shall votr am
n avoa OF it. wopder every one doesn't
| .hink just as d. that there i, no wa out
Il our troubles but
About tae teiypeia ICE question. Every
me kp.ws aih totalab,tar,rr y Mr..
pricy here deActndvi % IA nost disgusting.
Il gen,lein,riyfani cowafdiy assault upon
In Parker " rather upon .n.e Of his de-
ceased rel4siyc., nhiNh was INST unIlo-
vohcl and ,t.>ttrdly. and nh.eh we are hap
IS to say inr the cftdit Of the repu .l.ans
present w RECEIVED BY ptun with thrill.
Ansrori A. Mis- was ths only instance
dul ng the hble d b te in whi II personal
lies wse india ei in y ci fvr side, we e
vii ing TO behave NJ M P.at,v, III the ex-
citea, II Of lhe,ua ancntdn ! eorasrctln the
,rgnment, was h,iHliy &C ount4bis for his
| soifs II so, and unless il was nNntlonal
| on Ms part, wc are quite sure tnat ~ Wi
nake an ample and public apology, \dne
alike tn ms opponent IN his audience, Xpr
lhi, outrage upon decorum and comm y
! kcency We max aid that his argc is
| noi founded on tru.h, but that hal really
| nothlng TO do wita the .nornily of the Of
frnsc In fact. il il had been true. soilinrh
the greater reas i woff1>4here be for re-
flaming from breachinG< anew subj ct
wi,pli n,ht, in that cas-, b. unnlt,i iahly
| painful to al. tie relatives OF the j, ceased
Mir. Pice pivrerlcd: 1t i non>en>e to
| compare Mcclellan with Napoleon. Napr-
| leon charged al the head of his<a mics at
II tAusicriitz and Bnrodino, while Nac Skuikel
IN A Jun bat. Grant i at the hea ssf-thc
ARMIES and he says the rsbel> haS pres<ed
|Alfihe old men and children into me ranks,
a. q he ought to know. believe that after
the election they will come back whipped.
| a., ,,n,,l.ntc You are nnW ttea men for