Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-12

J,
ery Of the "orucrs
Sta: You will please deliver this cir.
cular TO the Judges Of the e'ecnoD 10
your district, and see lint their p'oct-
sion: arc complied ,Oith.
JOHN G. HOLLAND,
Capt. and Prov. Mar. 9th Dis. Nd.
The circular, IN M,s shape, vas deiv-
cred to the il 'gcs in i}l.dersbn 2, ard
We invite the abortion Of Of. readers 70
the following certificate, the original II
which. witt III. proper gnateies d the
par'ies, IL N odr posaesson
We certify that the 'ossg,ng arc TIE
onIs ins,luc. o'- given u ~ ,ho bePut.
irovo., Mershal.
BENEDICT ! st,
JOHN y we,
/, Ill l.. itgs.,
Z SHAW, Jid1es 4 l.l.c ion.
+. 4. FL.
Clerks e I.!ec. il.
We cerly that preyost Marshal
Wr GIT lie Deputy Of li5lla'D eali
10 our tc-ence at he delivered - tie
Judges OF the election all lie aapeIs sont
10 bin by joint Ito! and, Provost
Marshal OF the 9Th Co g,.ssioaai Dis
trict Of Maryland.
Benedict 1ost,
John bowie, IT,,
ia il T.. Ryan.
z. Shaw, Judges of Election.
+. A. Fill,
Clerks Of Election.
This is the way in which the "el.c.
ton" in MARYLAND on wednesday, was
car,icd-Cant. Ito land, the Provost
Marshal WHO thus controlled The rois,
being himself cdndidUtc tor Congress
Many Others Of the military Off cr- en-
! trusted with the enforcement, Of
Scbeuck's order v ere candidates for Il z
| islatiye aud other off es! Aud IN souc
| instance the oppos,icn candidates were
arrested and put cut Of the way! Rad
the following from the cone .pondence
Of Republican pa. ers:
Baltimore Cores rondencc n. Y. Tribune.
A Provost Marsha and Lltnt. Colon
ell in Ken. county issued an absurd or :
der in regard to the election, III which
They undertook TO de.gnate who wc,c
lovel citizens by saying that only To 81
could be 30 considered who yo ed for
tho government candidates, aid hen ar
rested and SOFT to Baltimore tn attire
GpperheaA candidates on tie county
ticket
Washing tou Core pondcncs n. Y Commercial
In the fret Congres sional Dlstric. a
Provost Marshal gave sen. ScheneA or
der 81 liberal construction rs TO arrest
the Union candidates or sc 4 theo
cut o: IL county' 1t seems that the
Provost Marshal .Sas az opposing ca'.-
lidate.
The T,,Juae correspondent comedies
that there was not even a decent PIE
lex, for military interference i'll TIE ciec-
hon, the result Of which, !f iecosn;z' d
hs Legal, may shape aud control the CT
ran,xation and action of the next Cow
rress. Governor Bradford is conocdc,
!, t,e as loyal n man ~ Gen. Schcnck.
The writer says
Irefer 10 he difference between Hon.
A. II. Bialfari, Governor % lia',Ian J.
,,l Ma; j, 6 AZ Il >chenas. h tie
bood can.c, with hi. otc ,xce;.tium
he Q gen lemeo lave worked teec hcr
n harmony. Is til are iaea OF en-, II ~
khiilv. and b,,h have eiesn COZ clcs,e
yidcnee Il trae lNya:y. ba.e tact
maxi thelr present posl;ioF. tbo mo
painful.
The Philadelphia IQv;rer (}cp.Ys 81:
We hive no nht VII ...sei la, il
he question OF pni'lish'a. General Q,
|ers No. SO hal been laid beio,c The
Psesi1en, on the I'd o. Nov, rs - tong
proposed TO he done, rather ,hsn h ny
Ia, a,iy cons minated, &c wonli have
o'b.dden The Publication. Such pro
Peeding, unde, the circumstance, vas
vhol. unnecessary, and both it and tic
Impression OF Gov. Bratiord's procis-
patton were grave errors. Nothing,
hercfore, was more uncal cd 10. In n
Zen. Schenck's imp uient order> No So,
md they will nov only afford The tebe
IN opportunity TO cs.il at an election IN
gh,ch their cause received snnie en-
hattie 'etukr than aay yet adintn s. red.
The National Mteliigeacer tenia,,.,
When We consider TIA there could
70 no practical neee-sliy tor sbch Gu.
roachmcni, and ,srec r ly when W.
~na,dpr the tnn.iamr,f.t ,t;n.;,i
kon Al isut!ona ias aud .iv r,g 1, VII oh
\re violated u, his sxage,,aiion O, Tho
piiita,y auth rI'y, we 'h'nk ,he;e is no
Enlightened f1Ietd OF popular govern
ncut Who will not derlo :. the 'ep that,
os the tilsl tine il he Unt.d States
As ssrimllated cur elections to those
Peld n Face Under the shadow OF a
Military imperialism.