Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
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G1-PREsIDEAT VAN BUREN DEAD.


WAiaxorox, July q.
4 copy Of the Mobile Adsss4iser of the lltA 10
'eseivsd. II :syf that among ths pol uation Of
that portion Of the State Of oqssna, lying above
GLASS of people ;fof mixed descent, ignorant and
scarcely speaking or understanding the knglmh
language. Those, it may be3uprossd. have little
feeling in comton with thosx who are fighting in
this war. They do not n(erstand the quarrel
They would as foon have Nftthera gold as South
ern ContederasA paper, if hot little rather, no
matter for What kind Of die0,. service It might
"The loss Of NeA.crlea k wa. at FIRST regarded
as tsrribls blo~ t6 10 Confederate cause but It
has proved fruitful Of tho greatest advantages and
its eject has been to ar6use the Southern citi-
zens. The word has cote forth, no more surren-
dering Of seaport towns e1cept in ashes. Butlers
rule has intensified Soul bern hatred OF Yankees.
Q meap to fight I'M oul independence with such
means = God 81 naSurl have put into our hands.
Of hope"
government bss now in is hands several hundred
rank snd hish social ppsiti.n: Now is the time
= dspsad = stonsme1s OF the serosisies pope
trstsd BY thu mi.ersal Datlsr q New Orlseas
Now p the pportunitJJe demsal retrieu: lion foe
the blood Of the marty I'D Aumford. His 6sath
cries 70 Heevsn for vetgeancs. Lot 20 Or 80 Of
aside, and held in closp confinement. there to re-
main till Butler 10 Delivered up, or urtil BY the
u.Ages Of VIZ he il thrbwn into our hands.
The tishp pond D.:p5'et OF the 10Th has the fol-
:Rsspc,.s c,o.',s. dr..eb y. & .h. movement.
Of the ebeDx i41hs vitinity Of the Rspidsn.
at was staSsa yeste iay that several regiments
Of Infantry and sqpadron of cavalry were on
this side Of the river, 1t was thouf ht probable
thu, =. :.s-'.G. s"9l$ bs msds 70 keep open com.
army Ly means Of asbridge 1T short distance
sour latest repOrt9 from Fredericksburg indi
cate Union stampede from that quarter as early
Is Thursday A decided uneasinsss Was mani
tested among the ihvade1s there, and prepasa-
tions were in progres for speedy exit. -
An unusual number of vessels havs aseended
the Rappshannock tRiver, aud other meaaS Of
nsportation we're being used in the removal Of
tho vast am that it is undsr TODD ware
accumulated at thst piece. Unlikely the stores
are being removed under the apprehension our
forces design an atttck on that point.
"Frum Developments which resbh us Of the
movements Of the epemy in the valley Of Virginls
and along the lineof the Rappahennock, We ere
in the Federal Oerital that there 10 to be :
change Of policy in the future conduct Of tho
":r Th. ENQUIRER .i,.: "ro assault. Mcclellan il
his present pos. .to to invade Msrylsnd, or to I'D.
vance against Washington directly, whatever
campaign the future may develop. We know that
our army rested Ind Iso,u.si . in number: md
may lead. A vigorous prosecution Of our present
success we know . be the defgn and purpose Of
our authorities. and the ignoY6nce that exists il
he public mind e to where the campaign viii
pon', W consider be one Of 'he best indications
Of future success.