Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-04

was mi psaes nike, tgsse . ihs Unson, ~
CoeuGitufioa ond ~ ~.
IN dr<isivs vote " Mes York, st ths
Chicsgo Convention. gave % the csnse Of
b. Union l. eand date. H. November. the
iecls,vs vosr Of New York wlp hGrald. lh1;
i the Uuion. which. at oil hazards nc
was sworn to pres. rye.
G<lsnt litiS Da1wsk; MSxlasa tried
,~mcgai. b", Nfke ee'ssriticd - ehssduos
ID end Kent uSly, - surely wl9 =.
.spurnsng .~iti a.tequaI crn theeeasaP
- LIS xyssnay which haAe~rcc more made
h,r rich and rural plans "a dark and bloody
srouud." the State of Kentucky stamps her
proud Root, End swear RE viii b- free
Missouri. four years ago the garden Of
he farther west, an empire in her se.mins;
future, to-day our sisxico, savaged y, att
hcr length and breath by invaders ard OPP
pres ors-uhat hope has Missouri save IN
the triumph OF solder who can guard her
|.uorxisssy end vfwseafesfnafi who can fespcrt
her will: Missouri viii ave Der vote 70 the
ChiDn md che Consultation, TO Mcclellan
and Pendletoa.
Illinois will stand by her sister Of the
Mi.-issippi. Her vote is secure fot the
-ause in which 10 many fbsussnds Of her
,ons have bled oosa hundyed battle field-.-
lie "solder State of tie West will have
no more Abraham Lincoln.
The fact that Indians suffers under the
luie 81 a Governor Just re-eiectcd to ONCE by
he most stupenaous combination OF poiiti-
"a. fraud with military force, cannot shake
our confidence in that noble ST t. which
b carried The banner OF Democracy
lriunipLanLiy through many hard fought
battles.
H. TIE elections Of October, nearly forty
tholsani frau ,Il,nt votes given to the Re-
publican candidates turned our legal victory
there into an illegal defeat II is not prob
able that these frauds can be repeated upon
81 ul,ssal scale in November, and If they
ac not 5 repeated. Indiana will beyond
question 20 for u, Cicllan and Pendleton.
Ii is impossible, too, that the States lying
,r"u d the head waters Of the great river
al the o.ssstsssent should not vote TO open the
e,tltul markets for their crops and their
necessary highway to the seas.
Even from the Peninsular State, Michi-
snn, (so strongly runs the patriotic and ma
.ionaI tide) our friends ssnd u wosds Of
cheer aud I'D Us ,ops that the ho;ne Of
Lewis Cas-. mssrepresentcd so long in the
atloaa' Congress bv a Sc ator who ionged
~ li'.le blood letting" may set itself
= ~ with the Union by q ound majority
% VI 1,'pn and Pcndlclnn.
inc ,.i IS Il ro' 70 the shores Of the Pa
9a flats ala as4i Oregon, bound TO all
f4i ars nd ei h.ion ~ the IN, site
tftt IN
| uulunn elshln party whose |, adcrs would
/ .-in cong slr.sv have severed them from the
4uu. All ina, we hea, +. ON hose golden
fail"s cntlre p omI>c> Us their voice
asa vol N .Noselnner for our Candidates
~ rur aii~c.
WITH such signs and o,nens Of victory,
with the gl,.1ou> recole';ions Of the pas !.
nd the psn,nlsc, not less glorious Of the 'u-
ure, Ia ca.cr us, what true man can now
lar 10 iatc, or to ial IN this crisis Of our
.a.pnai fate:
FeIloN citizens, the peaceful, remedy Of
such wrongs rs .Ain.rirans throughout ali
nae 10 colae shall bush 10 remember coul.
5r anne in the sacred name ~ liberty upon
A,ner,ln soil, is now within our reach
ine glorious and honorable Termination,
., Il war vhosc victories are all unharvest,d,
since they have no. been garncred together
si,n the Victories ut peace. Is now witntf
sour req H.
Amend 20 the accumulation Of limitlcss
dchi. already mort sagiag hall the resru ce>
i.i the industries OF grca. peop j., is now
within yoir reach.
The triumphant restoration of that mag
nItccnt national tempt. which GU, faith r.
within your reach.
The ,nadn SIS Of the men in power is an
argument FOR more than hope. 1t is the
homage OF desperate ambitions IN The gath
ering power of the peoples will The dread
handwriting which they read upon the wal,
bids you press forward with decisive energy
to the certain triumph now within your
reach and grasp
1t IS not much that your country now asks
Of you; but all that you hold dear, all tina.
you have or can hope to have Of liberty, of
peace, OF prosperity. depends upon yo.l
giving TO your country what your country
now asks--wisdom to sec your duty, conr-
age to do it,
With you, under benignant Providence,
1t rests, to determine by your votes on thr
Sin Of November the death or the life of tn,
nnhlest republic ever established among
men,
AuGrsr BELMONT, Chairman.
FREDERICK .. Prince. Secretary.
TnE second c. nesssional district of Iowa
mas man named Price running for congress
on the abolition ticket. Price avows, nren-
ly. that he is in favor Of negro equality and
ncsro suffrage, and thatj,c believes that John
b'ovn was God-inspired Instrument in his
'ar'er Of theft and murder in Virginia tits
scarcely possible that the people Of that dis.
t'c' will allow themselves, their state, and
the national legislative assembly to be dis
yraccd ny the election Of this man. Such.
sentiments are Infamous and should secure
only the emphatic condemnation Of every
man in the sc.'ond district who has a parti
lie Of respect for himself Or the nation.-|
Chicdge Times.
The Osw go Palladium publishes tabu-
lar statement showing from the official figures