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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

AUSTRIA must be jolly place for cd
itors. Ont OF one hundred and twenty
seven political journals, the mos, are in
opposition to the Government, and the
greater part Of the editors OF these are IN
prison At the present time. In Vienna.
the capital, the editor Of every opposi-
ton sheet 10 now 10 Jail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

UScoSsrirurloSAL-Judge Barnard
Of the New York Supreme Cont. has
declared the stamp act passed BY Con-
grsss, July I, 1862, unconstitutional, 90
Ter % i relates to requiring s.aups q pom
original proessdisgs 10 the State courts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
ncnOCRACY IN the NORTH.

ruHSDAY MORNIN0.... .....fEb. ~ Ao0''
= - -.-----.----------
DEnOCRACY IN THE NORTH.
Notwithstanding the country 10 in
dseps rate var, the political caldron VA
never 10 . greater state Of agitation
Though Ne arc passing through IN or
deal where ~ should 60 shoulder to
shoulder every man, Ne are wrangl'ng
among Ourselves man is quarre''ng
with man, nsigh6or with neigLbor, par
~ with party, and higher than ever runs
the political wave. We copy the fol-
lowing from the New York Tribune Of
the 18th:
"Tax TENEMENT PERiL.-Thst the
Federal Uuion is this day in greater
peril from the Copperheads Of the North
than from the asowed rebels 10 the
South, and that this peril requires m
slant and se,ious attention, are truths
thst we have already endesvored to I'M
press ON our readers, TO the displessufe
Of some, but Ne trust TO tho enlighten-
ment OF othsrs."
By "Copperhcads' Tribune means
the Democrats. This Is the name ap-
piled to them by the Abolition party
the country over. Why! Because dem
Ocrats will not adopt their cursed here
sizes; because they reiuse to 60 with the
Administration because they will mol
irsnple upon and destroy tie Consttu
ton Ut the beck OF the Authorization
under the specious plea Of saving 1t
The democracy will never bend to that
nesr. When they were called 10 60
into the field to fight tor tho Union and
the Constitution, they rashed forward
with will. There was no two brsnche,
OF popular sentiment; but when the,
are told that the first ohjec, Of al ihei
fighting, sacri6ce and bleeding for Ii,
Union Is for the freedom OF the negro
they halt-ihe entire party and man,
others fall back in the harness and re
fuse to 60 farther. That position is as
sumed, not becanse1hev desire any or
position to any party or power; not be
cause they desire to weaken the preseu
Administration, but because they q
stand up for the coaf,ii::h i, is threaten
r. al
ed. "ooppe,beads." indeed! Thei
eorc.. are incres.ing every day. The
.rs coming or as never before has en-
reonlo ,c-stered. The Tribune ma
weu ..arr its rarity, ios the day Of Gle,
ZION 10 coming. The result was bu
family foretod in the popular EXPIRE,
sion last fall. The malignauts who hay
oil the while been making this a war fc
the overthrow OF slavery and not for tn
restoration Of the Union, are finding tb
sands crumbling from beneath their feet
The popular will that was noo. Wit
them, ~ they thought. is flowing agail
IN the conservative channel. The de
mocrscy of the North is consolidated
1t demands that this war shall be prose
cuted for the restoration Of the Unto,
and III constitutional manner. Ii the
demands are not complied with be.or
the close OF this administrator. the
will choose a President and a Congre.
TO salt themselves, and then adop,
course that shall make the restoration
the Union inevitable. 1t il for this tn,
the party is laboriug to-day. 1t is /,
this that their watch fires are lighted Q
every hill, and their forces are marsha
ing through all the land. They a
coming to work. They are the hope
the nation, and they alone will prove
salvation. Let the work go on.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
CIVIL WARM AMERICA

rT>O FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE
( KEEPlNG.-Any party having . small
amount Of plain Household Furniture (suficient
for man and wife), which they would lie to hire
out for few months and have well taken caro- Of.
will please address FURNITURE,
dec Tiff Box 394 r. u,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.

The call Tor 100000 volunteers hes been nobly
responded to by the citizens Of shis State, and
our quota 10 full. Bat the old regiments are not
full. and to avoid the draft volunteers must come
forward quietly, especially II they would hare
the bounty.
Volunteers are received q Camp Mcclellan. mi.
formed, provided with FIRST rate quarters. kc. Tn.
advantage Of volunteering for the old regiment,
10 arparsnt. The Commissasy and Quartsrm.,t.
Departments are thoroughly systsnasizsd and "a.
mon are ven ssSen eeseof. ssp4-dltWtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

DRraMING-our lScIpESr.-A private
belonging to the 25lh Regimen. was
drummed out OF camp this morning. and
We hear that as he was going out ut the
gate, one OF the soldiers near rushed mp
to him and shaking him by the hand
said "Gocd bye, old fellow, l hopo my
turn will come naturalization , Wis.,
Patriot, Ftb. Z.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

STATE PMsoNEks' CoNyEwTfox.-
There ~ call out Tor a convention of
the victims Of arbitrary arrest At New
York On the Alb Of March next
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

The Democracy Of toe several counties In the
State are requested to that the necessary steps
are taken in their respective counties to insure
their full represents alton At the State Conyfvon.
nv order OF the Democratic State G.
mi:tee. ..nLWOOD. Chairman.
+. iuRK. Secretary
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

1MroLITR.-One Of Secretary Chase's
guests, a. the grand ball recently, VAS
impoIits enough to steal the Ministers
pocket. book, with $50 in il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
49,. ara , =, N on to Come ersm.

The Hon. Thai. Stevens, Cbairmsn
Of the WAY. aud Means and recognised
leader of the administration party on the
floor Of the Honsc, stated 10 his place
last week in closing the debate on the
negro soldier bill that, "you conld mol
,.;,e in the whole north fifty thousand
men by voluntary enlistment ana 70 en-
force copscrip,ion is out Of tie question.
This vas ono argument used BY HIM 10
obtain support for his bill. he TURNER
stated, and VIC quote from the Co"yres'
sional GLOBE:
Il i. .aid that VIC havo already 90 large
40 army that we have no need 81 "o1'
soldiers. and that this will cause heeo
less expeuse. twill require some ihtes
Or four months to raiss one hundred "na
| Ghy thousand. BY this time, soon,
lime. the time Of the two years men o'
New York, and OF the nine months men,
.il expire. THEY aoiH take from ~,
,ro,y. ! h;nk, at least three hundfe"
thousand men. Xoc are yon 20 supply
their piace except BY cotorfa soldiers!
Hence, if We are to continue tins wal
We must call in the ad Of Africans,
slaves rs well as ireemen.
But gentlemen speak boastfally CT 'he
mower of the white men ofthe north, ane
that We have million men IN the held
and need no other aid. Sir, have al
niph an opinion Of the salor OF northern
men rs any man can have; bn', ,nsteae
Il having a million, I do not deAere ~
hare nor haif that number Of tgechc
soldiers.
Here we have the authoritative state.
ment that the Federal strength to-day
only 500, 900. that in three months--fh
period at the end Of which Greeley want
TO make the best attainablc peace =
800, 900 will drop out OF service; tina
white men can be- neither induced no
forced 10 supply their places; and tina
the negro is the only hope. In TIL
view OF the case, as presented by NJ
stevens, people will anxiously inquire
where are the men to come from to SUI
port the 100000 men We have left in tn
ield ut the end Of ninety days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

lloNoR TO GEN. McCLELLAN.-In
the New York Legislature on Thursday
last Gen. Mcclellan was most highly
complimented, not only by democrats
but by republicans as well. A rcsolu'
ton, highly complimeuting his military
character - expressing utmost conf
dencc in his ability IS general, also
inviting him TO the State Capital as a
guest Of the state, passed the house
by vote of ninety five TO four. Such is
the feeling in New York. Such is tbs
feeling all over the country. 1t ia OK
pressive of an almost inevitable event.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EQUlTABLE.-The Eqatable-The Equita-
bic Lfe-Equitable Life Assursnce-The Eqai-
taole Life Assurance Society Of the United
States.
OFFlCE.-Ofice on Braiy strcet-on Brady
street. below the Post Office third door below
the rost Ofioe- IS Brady street.
VIZ. ROSS l. Gov. +. Ross l. Co.. agents
w. +. Ross l. CO.. agents Of The Equitable.
jan 6-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

TaAYrn's Micro CoLIsHArloS
so.vx,-Tbe New York Tribune
!, on. in opposition to Thaycr's Florida
n;coe, .cheme. Nothing will answer
Gree,ey'. turn but victory. Colonization,
omaucipa,ion and compensation have
played ont with him. We copy:
"Mr. Thayer speaks Of arming and
equipping 10000 men, provisioning
them tor one year, and transporting
them to Florida, as # it were iiea-bite.
But j. certainly could not DO elected
for less than twenty million dollar, and
that is no ,rils in these times. Then
We have no assurance that tho rebels
would not send twenty thousand vete
ran. to meet il, aided by tho militia Of
the State, and we by no means feel con
fident that our emigrants would not neec
help to hold footing on the Penins"ia
instead Of pushing the rebels readily on
81 il. We have heard of chaps wh'
went after wool and came home shorn,
and we are not sure that this would no
prove jus, to such enterprise.
"What the National cause eminentl.
needs is victory. Beat the rebel armle
on tho Mississippi, the Eappshannock'
Charleston, por. Hvd-on-anywhere-
and the whole fabric Of treason Wi
tremble to its foundation. Florida ca
he repained TO the Union in Mississippi
We do not see how Mississippi can b
conquered in Florida. Let US stop hi'
Ting at tire extremi,ies and ann heav
blows at the heart
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

TnE New CALIFORNIA SENATOR
This gentleman, Mr.. John CONFESS, is
reported to be Douglas Democrat
The New York Commercial, Repub-
iican sheet, thus compliments him and
the Legislature for sending him
John Conness has been elected. lie
is Democrat Of the ". 4. Richardson
school. Mr.. CoEness 10 called disciple
Of Douglas and member Of the Union
party, bit IRE hare been informed that 10
came to that fate rather late. II snc-
ceeds Mr.. Latham, who was elected to
fill the Broderink vacancy. The Calf
lornia LEGISLATURE is Overwhelmingly
Republican, and yet in this critical pc
Rod, it is SO mindful OF petty part'ssn
tends M to overlook the graver issues
involved in the choice OF Sen v;sw ~
= Aer .a.ssaac Hl in relation to the new
Senator'S posi.ion-and the CAliforDians
at Washington ought certainly to he
posted on him:
1t is stated by those who have snpe-
ror means for knowing that Mr.. Con
ness. who has been nominated for U. s.
Senator in California, is Douglas Dem
ocra:, and that his action U.U asinuldte
uiM ihat Of Nsssrs. ID D0ugal ana
/ Nesmiih.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

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Now aud Then.

Mr.. Lincoln assumes 10 be military
hero now in ls4G he dia9,,er TO Nc
% withdrawing some Of the
alters orders he says II am sorry my
plans disagree with yours. To say the
least OF i, that was putting on alrs.
Here il what he said ofhimseli in ls46
in - speech in Congress
"By the way, Mir. Speaker, did Won
know that | am q military hero? Yes,
sir, in the days OF the Black Hawk war,
fought, bed, and came away. Speak
ing OF Gen. Cass career reminds me Of
" own. was not a. Stlllman's de-
feat, bnt was about rs near as Cass
was to uulrs surrender; and like him |
saw tho place soon afterwards. 1t is
quite certain that l did not break nv
sword, for had none to break but |
bont musket pretty badly on one coca
sion. II Cass broke his sword, the idea
j, that be broke it in desperation; bent
the musket by accident. II Gen. Cas-
went in advance OF me picking ~hortle.
berries, guess ! surpassed him in
charges upon the wild onions. 1t he
saw any live fighting Indians, it was
more than did but | had good
many bloody struggles with The mos
qui,os; and although | never tainted
rom loss OF blood, can truly say was
often very hungry.
"Mr. Speaker, ii | should ever con
clude TO dofi whatever our democrsti,
friends may suppose there is of blacl
cockade Federalism about me, and there
upon they shall take me up as their c IN
didate tor the Presidency, protes
they shall not make fun of me, MS they
have of Gen. Csss 10y attempting I.
write me into military hero"
| GoyERsMEST SwiNDLEs.-The spa
triotic" managers Of tho wool depart
mcnt have been making very fin,
thing out Of cnartering vessels. A la,
report of the select committee appoint.
ed To investigate frauds makes som,
batt4iHS tchelal'obs
AT tie outset we find an account O
the charter of III rteon barges an,
steamers at Baltimore, TINT will teIv,
AS Nh Illustration OF the whole. In tina
transaction 1t appers that these thir
Teen vessels cost their owners middl,
men, as usuxl-s65,2s3, and that the
were chartered 10 the government at III
rate OF s3i5,G55 per annnm-dn annuo
i prft OF three manfred and trenfy- M
per cen. Among these was rotten Oh
nulk called the Patapsco, which wa
purchased by one OF these middle-me
, Tor $500, and then hired to the govern
ment for $50 per day, and the barg
Detdware, which cost $250o, hired 10
$40 day. The running expenses G
: this latter vessel were about ak or Sc,
: en- dollars a day, and ali the rest wer
the profits of the culprits, whoever the
are. These vessels were hired by
man named Hall, who had monopl
Of business, under the direction Of Co
y Belger, Assistant Quartermaster- G n,
/ tal, aud John Tucker, Assistant Seer,
= tary Of War. When it is borne /
mind tba. tro hundred and seventy fou
vesseis were chartered by this man Hsl
i some idea may be gained Of the fearf,
amount OF which the government hs
been plundered by his operation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

Gov. CURTIN ON ARBITRARY ARRRsTs.
The Republican Governor, Curtin, OF
Pennsylvania, has sent special message
to the Legislature Of that State con
demning arbitrary arrests Ly Federal
authority. This is an unexpected bomb
shell in the camp OF the blind bigots
who never stop to think, but cry "bravo'
at every act OF the administration whelh
er j, be right or wrong. A blief dis
patch mentions the substance Of the doc
ument, which will be looked for with in
terest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17

CLINTON HOUSE.
CORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLInp
~ stssstss lsWs CITY love ]. Tapspul. -
sess~ .sGG-1H,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-17


Tag Pennsylvania 10th, drafted
men, were not the only soldiers who
shove! an indisposilion 10 fight in Cor
coraus recent engagement with Pryor
on the Black water. A letter from the
field to the Tribune says: "The 9th
Massachusetts would not move, though
1t was a mile in the rear OF Follct,'s bat
terry. The New York regiments order
Cd to charge up the narrow causeway.
except The l6 b, would not move"
IIGH TREASON TO SPEAk WITH LEV.
ITY or Nh. LIscoLS.-At a meeting OF
the christian Association, held in the
Academy Of Music, New York, on Sun
day evening, q clergyman, the Rev. Mr..
Duryea, made little speech in which
no said
1t ought TO have been made HON
TREASON 10 speak with levity of him upon
whose shoulders God has placed The
weight OF orr government.
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