Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

needed 10 ulI JD1 DOKs OF any " ous
regiments requEtaS be made for the
proper numbcr-whk h shall be filled y
nearly - MAJ be from the men incs%P,
from The coth,ies i'd 6hich ths-s06EDs
les compoAae..s isgi.ff fs,;uLAr1oxI
gained, and>sta;<v de Il. circulation is va
med,ateiy be she eircao s.s: Of s'snsKo@
tircly JUS. to = ahc counter viii
send the men iutu companies Composed
Of their neighbors and friends, and VIII
keep pup our regiments 10 they effective
On Inc 18th day Of August last is
sued a proclamation urging upon our
people the strong necessity of filing up
The ranks Of our old regiments, aud as
an inducement 10 eDlistncnts tor that
purpose declared 'my intention OF recon-
nending to you the payment OF boun-
ties by the State, to- all who should en-
list for the old regiments, between the
date of proclamation and the the first
DAY Of the present month. have not
vet learned the number Of men who
have thus enlisted between the dates
named, but l recommend to you that
an appropriation be made for the puIs
-. & s:E;sa S : ~ s a9aB
The theory Of our cor fy is that the
people rule. Tuis the can be carr,-
ed into practical effeg Bnly through the
ballot box. Thereb Ebe people mould
and direct the opsnI ions ofthe Govern
nent, and settle questions affecting
The public wellaa the right Of suf-
rage is thereby highly priced by all
COOL citizens, I'd should be exercised
by them at sls hes and especially at
times when fs,ions Of grave impor-
atance arc p Ented for solution. There
never has Been, perhaps there never
sill agaiIhe time when questions so
hporta1 interests SO vital as those
NOW del ending action at the hands OF
our pei pie, were or will be submitted
touhsd The very life Of the nation is
At 81 and may be as fatally lost at
the lot box as the battle field. I'm
Ter kch circumstance, it is not only
the, ght bat the duty OF all good citi-
zen % exercise tie light ofsuffrAge, and
to to it that the principles for the
pdo Eyation Of which our people are ST.
III ", offering treasure and lite, are not
jel ktdized in the Halls o. Legislation,
81 E. or National. A very large num-
d 'of the electors of the Std are in thu
j y. We say but little WI p We say
t! these men are as good izens, as
d lligent, as patriotic, as d koted t"
ii il county, as those who r pain at
h< e. Under existing laws tt le citi
zs cannot vote, and unless II e LAVE
cd BE- changed it may be that cause
Id are peril'ihg life in the pld L
nj tain, may be lost at home rough
81! beness or treachery. l 4 refore
ted pmond that the laws be SO pdifel
tha Sall members of Iowa = ment
wno vould be entitled to vote st home
on III day of election, he y owed to
vote berever they may b 4tationeo
in the United States, and provision ,
De made receiving So a y;:;y pa,
p aaf, al that It is represented to be. Two edit
are published, one adopting American, the OF
ID foreign lingering. When the work is ordere'
T no preference is designated, the edition v
American lingering will be sent.
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