Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-02

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party thssaghsst H. other States Of the
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Of sontsst tasnsd upon tho question
w6S1Sss 10 sits1 iuprsctisSbat bss
vhe have BY The ousragss Of The Ad-
ninisssssios bees geadsd into A false
position agaisst their utter sSa. oil
their more calm ssa seaidsrst6 elhrta
shsald attain the aSses1asysa s1fs hte|
tss happily triamphed. and reason rather
than passion now holds sway among the
Democracy Of state which has suffered
pshspss - than - lksr, il hsviag
he rights n ths citisss tsanplsd ssdse
foot y the milisesy powsr. Perhaps
Ne moss Ssseible osamsstssy uPsa he
proceedings Of the Convention will bs
found 10 the language Of the admins
trs,iou pres. The Ciocinnati 0asssss
(Rrp.) Gays:
The Convention resulted 10 the defeat
Of the radical VslIaod,gbam wing Of the
party. Medary. aad Cory asd the Or
sis aud O.ds, and the Cincions'i En-.
qairsr we're routed, and on = square
vote the individual Who "waits and
watches over tho border" went under,
Rufus P. Rannev, . mild war man, be-
ing elected over him - . delegate to
the Chioago Conyention. The Vallan.
dighAnsrs we're quite wrathy, and bore
their defeat With very bad grace
p 'or Cory received only thirteen votes
and not one Of these did he get from bic
owu county. Geo. Z. Pugh and Thos.
w. BARLEY were chosea Presidential
electors for the State At large. The re.
solutions are mild, decidedly mild, -
compiled with previous deIisessnoes.-
The "peace" party 10 demorsl;zed, uu-
ques.ionabIy. While we rejoice over
tho defsal OF the Vallasdigham wing,
We cannot cay that there is much hope
from the faction that succeeded. All
that can b aaid. il that the latter 10 not
% bad II - take there professions -
,ness, - the former. Bot We presume
the two se.s the Vs.landighsm por.
ON comes nearest to expressing their
sentiments.
We infer {. ON the action at Columbus
that Ohio will vote for Mcclellan and .
sort Of war platform At Chicago.
And The G, ncinnati Commercial (Rep)
remarks:
The fight was between the Mcclellan
and ValIandighsm men, aud the latter
after close contest, cam, out second
best. The features Of the Convention
was tho fair trial OF the strength be-
tween Judge Ranney and ValIandiy ham.
The latter was beaten, greatly to the
dissati.fAction Of his friends, who were
noisy and overbearing. The Democra'
cy manifest . disposition to send strong
men to their Convention, JUICES Ran
nay and Thurman being intellectually
the first men of their party in the State
The antioa Of every Convention thus
far held shows that the Democracy xre
entering upon the Presidential campaign
with foil AID true appreciation OF the
merits Of the great political struggle
which will end in November next, and
which 10 to decide whether nnder Z
continuation Of past rule 1--WE shal
have four years more Of war, death and
devastation, or under IN administration
with brains in tive shall put su end to
the rebellion and restore the country to
ito former state Of union, peace and hap
piness.
Important from the South.
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