Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02
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Not only docs Licaln'S tap n TT
ncssee, Andy Johns 4 NJ Ia. !, 'aoe
OF ihe Sla'c II risi. to vote, tau i.c ~
rot even a'loA tAesn 10 bold ugetags 10.
The aivo'ay Of Gen. McC,el.au's elcei.an
Read tho hnori.e:
from tie NasLfi'le . sps.el, prr1
TnE MCCLELLAN AserisG F.Asr Nisir.-
he niecsi;i OF The iisrl> oi ..lc, 'i.iiaa an,
Fcndirt ~. 1T lie court house, wi l.. III las
night, according to announcement Coz
Ashmirre atls..e>>td the meeting at som.
length, with oHiy on. interruptions. when
Hon. Battle P.vior aiusc Ilc had said in
lew words when coninvtlnn was nrarr
on the stairway, and bc'ore any one had
time to think Of what was goins ON, a nun
Der % -n's,er~, acui / with i,i.as. carblncs
and pistols. rushed by the susrd at IT,.
door, extinguishcd The l.hts. and or ere
" the rebel sons q - 20 disp.r.e
Every ne b'"lse for the door. AMI several
went down the stairs faster than they ~
lend q, hut We did not hear of any De, sou
being seriously hurt
This Proceeding took place in the city OF
Nashville, where none bu. loyai men mr..
all loved to r. desc that the pretcxt o.
"'llsl"yalty on the part Of those formp.
thc Mcclellan meeting cannot bc raised. Ii
. took place ufder the very eyes Of ANDY
Johnson, at his headquarters, and thes.
who suppressed the meeting were soldier,
under his command And who compos, d
that meeting? The President If the Con.
s'iiuhonal uni,n Club, under whose aus
p'ces It WA bel ia RAN who has fought
Tor the Union over two years-tel, in I
published card in the Nashville. Press:
There were over hundred Mcclellan
soldiers from the hospitals. the invalid corps
and the army IN the suburbs. abnu ths, {
hundred government employees, and bout
huni,cd citizens Southern ami NORTH
err. !. wa, almost .ye,,i~i..lv Il ~, cum
al Northern nca. connected IN some WI,
with The gov mt, M hot that such coal.
m'kr the Outrage greater. h,,i ,ha 1t br,ncs
u '''recll, bone 10 the people Of III Nort
ltt rs how see VIVA presided over ;h,s
'''N~> 'A''fit'a t''NSt up. IT " y PIKE
SIDED OVER BY !, DISCHARGED Nonrnxay SCI.
DER. AND ADDRESSED ~ Con. AsapunNE.
have served for 81 mopti,, to have ,hos
basonets st handed FIR the U.ioa nv,
us AGAINST ourselves. f,sit here in th-
army, Z" drown free >p.tch
Al this ~a> pPrpeir.ted upon cst;zsas
alone, i wepl he en-nNsa@.: hlt pcTvg
tratcd gla~t seiiser. no Aayc hnnmaa44
served tnelr term. aaa upon Those nes,
seTs ~ ~ ile hrsNlal, ul ia t'gc fcli, 10
tn purpose q dtter,h1 taelr v..tes ., h..s
ring ii>cu>sion. anpiing oa the 'rsncirse
and setting the ir'n hees Of dc pom. IN upon.
Us. what ,crn- ss.a express il.
cannt tell who gave those negroes am
white solli r> ,neis authority 10 take arm.
AMI drive tn II f..ilow-~u,dicss. uisrh.rce,.
sOiiicss and Nprti,ern Sos rnins.f.t emp.oy
ees out .! the tnS last eg.amg, h., !
Will relate al xprc>sa'i that dro,,led rom
on 81 them. Alter e. surrecded IN / cir
mis~''n one ~ them sail "we'v. ~; III m
S"pperheai~ ont, A. Andy jonnson sill
foot the bill
How do the people OF the North-how DO
men in the republican party who are not
mere partsans. like the prospect of an
ELECTION" Cor Pres dent III when the dem.
ocrats are to be dis'ranch;sei an! outraged
ana The votes g'ined thereby are to be used
20 retain Mr. Lincoln in I.owerg How do
tney IKE the prospect Of having su b man
- AMY johnson. who is the direct author
of al this, for Wire President: How do
they like tn" prospect Of having civil war
1or the Presidency, which Mcssrs. Wade
AMI Davis proclaim to be inevitable If John.
sons plans are carried ,ut, and which Wen.
dell PhiIi ps openly declares in New York
= prefcrahle to the inauguration oil Lincoln
on such return as the "elcction " in Ten
nessee will give him?