Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-21
LOOK our ron GREtaEN- 1.-THE
NINETY DAYS UP

"ninety days" ut the end OF which Gree
ley pi proposed t~"make the best altainab!e
peace" ends with to-day. Here is the
dcclarat'on.
From the Tribune, January 22l 1868
il three months more OF earnest Fl ,ht-
ing shall not serve to make seri, us i'm
preston Oh tie rebels If the end oil
that term shall find rs no further nc
vanced than it's tcgnnng-if somc ma
l,gnsnt Fate has decreod that the blood
and Treasure Of tho nation shall ever be
sgusndered IN ftutless cilorts- let as
Jow 10 orr destiny AND MAKE TIE
BEST ATTAlNABLE PEACE.
No person having his senses will pre-
tend that We are any "iurlher advanced
in the work Of quellng the rebellion
than we were three months ago. |, b.
cldom IS better prepared Tor resistance
than IT was three months ago, and rrac
tlcally our Gov,rnAent is 10 10 better
condition, TO say the least THIS being
to case, Cir, eley is ready to /" bow
10 his destiny, and make the best
atlainsble pea:e." lie! tho Government
spies keep ws'chlnl eve upon him.
Ills autcceden s,e part cularly bad.
Let ~ ! ok at his secession pfoclivlti .:
From tas New lo'k Tribune, June 1888,
Tue AN RIcAN FLAG.
All hail tho nlunting / io
Inc stars grow pnc mud dim
I,e steip<s ote bloc ~ -cats
at~ the tauuung hymn,
1t stields pirates
IL b nds man in cham,
IL Jokes the csptiye's neck,
Ana Milos tho tloudy stains.
Tear dom he n uniting Let
Han mast toe starry G,g
ln.ut 10 sunny SKY
WIKI ba' 3 poliu tedrag
Destroy rye wboc eau
Deep SIX I IN the waves
Ii bears a i.low-man
10 gsuan with fellow slaves.
Again
From Tho Tribune of Nov Q, $50
III h. Cotton States shall become sat
i'h'd that they can do better out Of the
IN on than IN il, zee INSIST on lethng
Them 90 IA peace. Tie riyht 10 secede
moybe revolutionary one, dutn crisis
nevertheless. nenu.t .v.,
resist The right Of any State to remain
N the Uuon and nuliiy or defy the
Laws thereof. To mithdrdw from Tie
L'"oa'S laite another matter whehepty
considerable section Of tie Union stall
deh0erotely rs,tce 10 go out, ace shall re
@st coerc,re measures destined 10
keeP a IN. We hope never TO live in
r,pullic ~hereo orc ton is piuned 10
another by bayoo,t..
Firm the Trbune, Nov. 26.b, 1860
II the cotton States unitcdly and earn.
estly wish 10 wlth1raw peacefully from
the l .lor, zee Hink MeV shouli be al.
fo~ed 10 80. -i,ly attempt 10 compel
them bY force 10 rtniain wouij be contr,..
~ 10 the principles enunciated IN tie i'm.
mortat declaration Of Independence,
contrary 10 the fund ,mental IDEAS on
which human berry is based.
From the Tribune, De, II. 1901
fit che Declaration Of Ind, p-ndence) |
.I''AfhIb iHe stttrelbU HON the jbfltI n /
Enpi'c OF three million Of colonis,s IL I
i1.6. IRE do not see mhyn ,oosld mol |
just'ty he secession II .fce millions Of
.SouthronS from tie Im,on in 1861.
FIR m tho Tribune tebru ~ %, SOL
Whenever II shaU be clear Mof he
great lady IF H. Sorfhern psoph hare
become dfndtsd from tie Union, and
anxious . escape from IL, WE WILL
DO OUR BEST TO FORWARD
THEIR VIEWS.
Wouldn't it be wise move for Mr..
stanton TO call # his spy corps from
the track OF The Dutch farmers awav mn
in the interior Of Pcnnsy lvanis who arc
sus; ec'ed of designs on the person Of
Abraham Llncolo, and send them after
Sroeev.