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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

Ne dionity md besos q ~ ,.s,o, J. !.
- Pfopessiosaesly, WIKI he ~ ..v
oess;n.s = langsiah during his whole
sdeisistsat;os, till IL psbiie debt shall
become 2 bufden too great r, bsar.
.. That the patronage Of the eov-.
srnmeDt through The ~ ce,sit;e, Of tie.
waf, he's been . sapit,v ipcs.aaed aad
~ '.s" 20 es .ous extent, and %
loosely plseea - to render the ,pplies-
s'on :. '"e = tsfm principle absolutely
;...;.. the safety Ut Our repubIicsa
9 AZ. That W fad united in the Hon.
= P. Chase more Of the qualities needed
/, in . President during the next four years,
than are combined in any other washable
candidate. His record is unimpeachabls,
sh owing him to BE- stat. smao Of rare
ability and N administrator Of the vesy
highest order. while bis private charaC.
ter furnishes the surest obtainable guar
rsntee Of economy and purity in the
management Of public affain.
9Th. That the discussion Of the Pres-
ideut.al question commenced BY the
friends of NJ. Liecoln hes developed \
popularity and strength in M. Chase
unexpected to his warmsst admirers !;
and while W are aware that bic strength
is 1t present uoorgsoised, and in no cou-
dition 70 manifest its real magnitude, We
are satisfied that it only nseds faithful
effort to develop it to sufficient extent to
overcome oil Opposing obstacles. For
these reasons the friends Of Mr.. Chase
have determined on measures which
shall ptesent his claims fairly and at
once to the corntry. A Central Organ
ixation has been effected, which has it.
connections in ali the States, and the
object Of which is to enable his friends
everywhere most effectu.lly to pr mote
his elevation 10 the Presidency. We
wish the cooperation Of all those in 10
vor of . restoration Of the Union upon .
basis of universal freedom, ana who de-
sire IN administration Of goveromeut du
ring the FIRST period of its new lite which
shall develop the capacity Of free ins,itu.
tions, enlarge the resources Of the coun.
try, diminish the burden Of taxation,
elevate the standard Of justice ADD pr
vate morality. vindicate the honor of,he
Republic before the world in Ill things,
m IKE our American natio, atty the fair
est example for imitation which human
progress has ever achieved. If these
objects meet your approval you can ZEN
der aid by exerting yourself at once to
organize your section Of the country,
and by corresponding with the chairman
Of the NstioLal Executive Committee for
the purpose Of either receiving or i'm
parting information.
Signed ). G. PoMERor,
Chairman of the National Executive
| Committee.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
HEADQUARTERS DsPT. w. Vino. !
February 20.

Capt. Wallace, of the Esd Illinois In
fantry, returned this evening from .
scout to Harday Co., where be captured
1t. Parker, Of the 7th Va. cavalry, and
Z privates, 8 horses, dc. Capt. w. is
the hero Of Greenland Gap, where he
fought the rebel Gen. Jones, last May,
With 80 men agaiast $500, for several
hours, killing more OF the enemy than
he mad men in his command. He was
finally overpowered and captured by the
enemy's setting fire to the roof of bic
block house.
1t. Parker commanded the guard that
took Capt. Wallace to Richmond. He
is now Wallace's prisoner. Saeh 10 the
fate of war.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20.
The Heralds special, dated Knox
vile 18th, says:
Affairs At Knoxville for four DAYS past
have been threatening, but the enemy
who appeared in some force at Straw
berry Plains, have recrossed the river,
owing to freshet in the Hcl.tiue.
The enemy are now reported to be
moving towards Georgia, with their
cavalry on the MarysvilIe road, and their
infantry passing near the base Of Smoky
Mountains.
There is no present anticipation of IN
attack here, which may be made after
the river falls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
LATE NEWS.
Prospect that Mobile WIN he At
sackea u ~ Early Day.

wAsHIHGTos, Feb. -.
The Uuiou National COnventiou met ot
the residenes Of Edwin D. Morgan, as nooe
TO day, and was called to order By that
gee tlemau, - Chairma0. Hon. Edward
McP hersoa Of Pennsylvania, vas elected
Secretary Of the Committee, 10 place Of
Hos. Geo. @. Fog Of n. H., who d abseoe
from che country.
Upoe consultation call va unaaimous-
y adopted for National Convsntioo 10 The
following terms: The undersigned who, By
original spp0int0ent or subsequent desie.
nation 20 Dill vacancies, constitute the En-.
scutivs Oo0mittse created BY the National
Oouventiou held Of Chicago On the 10th
day Of Nay, lS6O, do hereby call upon I'll
qualified voters Who desire the uecoodi-
t,onsl maisssnsDcs Of the Uniou, The %.
premacy Vi The constitution, Of the complete
.eppressiou Of the rebellion, with the cause
thereof, ~ vigorous war, end oil apt and
efficient means 70 send delegates to . Coz
vention to assemble at Baltimore on Tues
day, June 7th, 1854, It IL o'clock, noon,
for the purpose oi presenting candidates for
the oficc Of President and Vice President
Of the United States. Each State having .
representation 10 Congress will be entitled
to % many delegates . shall be equal to
twice the number OF electors to which such
state 10 entitled in the electoral llege Of
the United States.
A resolution was also adopted inviting
the territories to send delegates subject to
the determination BY the convention Of
their right to vote. The committee sgreed
to meet against the call Of the chairman.
The following members were present -
Messrs. E. d. Morgan, President; Law
renee Brsinsrd, Of Vermont; George 8.
Goodrich, Of Massachusetts,; Thomas Turn.
er, Of Rhode Island; Gideon Wells, Of Con.
nesticut, Deuning Duer, Of New Jersey;
Edward Mcpherson, Of Penney ivanis; M.
| ttaniel B. Smishers, Of Delaware; james
+. Wagner, Of Maryland; Tnomss Spooner.
Of Ohio; Henry 8. Lane. Of Indians; E.
Peck. Of lllino,f; H. ~. uoxie, Of lows;
Wm. D. Washburne. Of Minuesota; Cor
nelius Cole, Of California; @. II. Ir,sh, Of
| Nebrasks; Joshua Gefbardt, of the Dis
srict Of Columbis.
They we're entirely harmonious in their
proceedings, and adjourned in the best pos.
sible spirits.
Instead Of representative Fernando
Wood intending to make speech taking
| the ground that slsvery ID dead beyond the
hope Of resurrection, - recently stated in
Penney ivsnis newspaper, it 10 known, if
an opportunity occurs pending the Freed
msn's Bureau bill, be will reply to his COL
| leagoe (Mr. Brooks) on that point, urging
tho American people to stand BY tho iun-
| damental law and sustain the established
government against executive control On
slavery and other domestic questions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Rebel FOPces at Kingston
N. q. estimated 1t
%, zee
Gen. BeauregaPd FepCrt ted
marchiag thiaher wjtha
large force.
The Border State FreedOm
C0nventiOn.
WASHINGTON, Feb. -.
fTinee' 0peejal.l

fTinss' 6pssial.l
At recent session Of the q. 8. Court
for the Eastern district Of Virginia, at
Norfolk, Judge Underwood presiding,
20 dscrses Of condensation under the
con scsiiou act, we're made.
These DEGREES cover . large amount
Of valuable property.
Brig. Gen. g. H. Rucker, Chief Q. N.
Of the Department Of Washington, has
asked to be relieved from that duty and
sent to the field.
The Ma yland State Convention,
which met 10 Baltimore to-day, instruc.
ted its d .legatss to vote for NJ. Lincoln
~ their 6rst and only choice.
Within few weeks the Secretary Of
the Navy has decided to add another
aeet to the national .quadron. Propo-
s.tious have been made to construc' the
new ve,sels. They are to be entirely Of
iron snd are not intended for particips-
ton in actual battle.
The New Yo,k Worlds Newbern
letter, Of the 10th, says the rebels are
sad to be now at Kingston. Their force
is estimated at $4,000.
An expedition is being organized to
dislodg- them.
Tue Times Hilton Head letter, Of the
18th, Gays the operations in Florida are
still going 90, although ~ yet there has
been no fighting Of moment.
Our advance forces are ut Barbers.
Within two or three days the cavalry
have been at work in the country few
miles eff the Florida Central Railroad,
but have not effected any brill,an,
achievements.
A train of cars is running between
Jacksonville and Barbera.
Considerable difficulty is experienced
in getting vessels Of large and moderate
draft over St. Johns Bar. Every blow
tends to increase the obstacle.
jacksonville is beginning to assume
quite business aspect. Traders have
succeeded in obtaining permits to lane
their goods, and it is stated that part,
contsmplates opening largo hotel.
Large droves of cattle and hogs hav'
been driven into our lines within III,
past few days.
| 1t is reported that Beauregard is OF
his way from Savannah with large iorc'
to oppose our further progress towar
the interior.
The road 10 clear from Jacksonville Il
Lake City, and We do not fear meeting
the enemy in force this side Of tho Su
vance River.
The permanent occupation of Florid
may be set down - . fixed fact.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
FoRT MONROE. Feb. %

+ oRT MONROE, FeO. ~.
A dispatch just received BY the Com
handing General from Col. West, com
manding at Williamsburg, says the fol.
lowing officers, who escaped from Rich
mond, have arrived at Williamsburg:
Col. Chas. w. T,lden, 10th Mass. !;
Lieut.. Randolph, u. S. A.; and Capt.
Fisher, Of the Sigoal Corps. 1his makes
fifty in all who have arrived here in
safety.
The Richmond papers Of to-day state
that they have &c captured 4s. This
leaves IL still out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
MoprLR Feb 10.

MOBILE, Feb -.
Farrsgut hss mot renewed bis attack On
Granite Pass. His feet lies II the Sound,
the weather being too bad for sction.
Msj. Gen. Scammon and stan have arriv.
ed at Richmond and been lodged in Libby
Prison.
Fiity-eight escaped Yankee officers have
been returned 20 Libby Prison.
Three deserters who went to Newborn
and took up arms against the Confederacy,
were captured and hung It Kingston On the
18th inst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
LOSS OF the STEAMSHIP
BOHEMIAN,
She Strikes q Rock of Cana
Elizabeth, and Sinks.
Loss OF Life-.-Cargo Valued at
11,00O, 900.

PORTLAND, Feb. FL.
The steamship Bohemian from Liver
pool struck on rock four miles ont
side Of Cape Elizabeth, last evening sud
sunk about two miles from shore. The
night was clear and the CAPE lirht r.
full view.
All the cabin passengers are saved
She had 200 steersee pas. engsrs. One
boat was swamped along her side and
several persons drowned.
Her cargo mostly for Canada) Va.
valued At 81, 600, 600.
Among her steersge passengers were
4. Farrell with wife and 8 children. az
Cincinnati; P. Martin, wife and cbildl,n
Of California: r and Joo. Lee. Of CHIC.
60. It 10 not stated whether these ~.
saved or not.
II 10 thought that bat few were Ia.
except those 10 the swamped boat.
II 70 seid that some Of the fire~en
have persisted.
.Osly tire mail bags we're aaved--
- Aom 8lsgov.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
0aAsceO n Fab 1H

orange g. H., Feb. 16.
Tho enemy has not fallen back to Gen.
treville, q was reported.
0ilmofe's cavalry threw . train Of cars
OF the track ap tho B. 1 O. R. r., Gig miles
sbove HarpeFs Ferry, and paroied 50 on
Gers and obtained some booty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
DIR. q. W. ROBACK.

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Ossntsy Merchants and Dealers supplied -
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Ssa =
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6chlegel, Ditzen 4 Koch and N. Kovsc..
Sold at Wholesale BY Beiderbecke 4 Mile, and
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
DsnycR CRY. Feb. %.

Clarke, late psy clerk Of Denver mint,
who robbed the same on Saturday the 18th,
Of about 1877 900 Vas arrested near Aiksn-
.as river, on Friday the l9sh, BY Amos
Lane, son Of superintendent Lane and Scott
Kelly, Sheriff OF Fl Pssso co. brought him
back to day. The money was mostly 60
cured and restored to the mint.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. %.
The Freedom Convention assembled
At noon IN the United States Court
Room. One hundred delegates were
present from Kentucky, Missouri, Ten.
nessee and Arkansas.
The Convention organized by the
election of Hon. VIM. p. Thompson, of
Kentucky. President; M. M. Brian, Of
Tennessee, J. L. Nixon, OF Kentucky,
Jno. G. Mcneil, Of Missouri, Vice Presi
dents; J. f. Fowler, of Tennessee, Jas.
Tsssig, of Missouri. J. w. Campbell. Of
Kentucky, Major L. J. Barnes, Arkao-
sas, Secretaries.
The Secretary read communica ton
inviting the Convention to attend On
masse the laying Of the corner stone Of
the Union Soldiers Monument at the
Cape Hill Cemetery.
A committee of three from each State
represented. were appointed to draft
resolutions-H. II. Wolff, L. J. Barnes,
Geo. g. Shimrack, Arkansas Robt.
Fa'gnbsrson, w. Evans, J. F. Fowler,
Tennessee Jas. Speed, Geo. 9. Blakcly,
D. F. Ssoford, Ksntu Ky Col. Mos,
Col. Arnold, Jno. F. Hume, Missouri
The Convention adjourned At O'clock
IN the afternoon to meet at 7 O'Clock
this evening, to hear "a address from
Chas. d. Drake, of Missouri, which ~,
brief but eloquent, subsequent to which
the Committee on Resolutions not hav-
ing reported, the Convention adjourned
till Tomorrow 1t 10 o'clock.
During the afternoon session OF the
Convention the following circular was
distributed among several Of the mem
bers:
WAsB1SGroN, Feb. 20.
Sra The moveme nts receutlv made
throughout the country to secure the
denomination Of President Lincoln rem.
der it necessary that some counter &C.
ton on the part Of the unconditional
friends of the Union, who differ from
the policy Of his administration. 80 lonu
40 no efforts are made to forestall thu
political acton of the people, it was both
wise and patriotic for al true friends If
the government, to devote their iuflu.
encc to the suppression Of the rebellion.
but when it becomes evident that N. I
party machining of official influence are
being used to eecure the continuance of
the present administration, those vho
believe that the interests of the oountrv
and of freedom demand = change In q.
vor Of vigor and purity, have 90 cho;c.
but to appeal 1t once to the people b.
fore it shall be too late TO secure : 81.
discussion Of principles. Those Il -.
half ofwhom this communicrtion i msd.
have thought fully, surveyed the pol;,;.
cal field, and have arrived ct the follow
ing conclusion :.
Let. That even we're the election of
NJ. Lineola dssisabls, Il i prsctical:v
impossible againss the usion Of isAaenc.
|that will Oppose him.
ID. That sAoald 10 b ro-eleeHS11 3
~ nssiieat tssdsney towards coapsSI
- - tonpssasy enpo6isiooe q ~
~, VI 1opeme slsseeoe 1oEIoe -
eoeood oem 80 -, - -
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

PAscAoOuLA. Feb. Is.
The enemy's 6eet, including the fsg ship,
has gone eastward through the Sound, In
the direction Of 0rant's Pass. Foer more
sunboass have just appeared, stee ring the
came cOuree.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Moaalsox, ILL.,, Feb. ~

MORRlsON, III, Feb. Y.
A large and enthusiastic Union County
Macs Convention wss held st this place to
day. Resolutions strongly endorsing the
policy Of the Administration we're passed.
The convention With great unsnimity deci-
ded on old Abe to b the Rsst choice for the
Presidency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
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Particular Notice :

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MEDICAL
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