Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-17

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II. Ii. on Upon III. snI c. Hearing il.
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Waaawo,ih AL Senator 1,ow.,l, - see ll..u
ana Aso...ain ~ odusc Vi his alglst Col
Wc.t0.u tod Il. that lie l.al 10 .del OF The
c4ii4e that l-oFost Marsha. had arrested
Alm at L-b.non, wt4rs IL ". making
sp-l.h. Az -sted 40 leas,a th@t 1t
was tihsn u Louisville, and sent thence 10
VAIN eton, 1..i ~ ~ hal nj Le-n Ia
l.neI p IT, esua- of tbs Proceeding.
w then .sle,. on ,Ir Lincoln, ANA | can
| ASSURE yoa thai W Acrc in no very pleas
ant Ia ot. We gained a0ni9.ancr Ia lis
| presence, and told Iiin wc hatI come to lealn
| 'hc cause oi the arrest If Col. + 0lf.id, and.
!: II t.erc sele charges asglisst hiin, 70 de-
J, asild that ie u speedily tfird upon Il ein.
Nj i.incn.n levlio,4: WI / don't exactly
! haow wlist h VA arrestt,i ~, ha, reckon
he ~, arrested lor making speeches cact.-
! la.csi 70 pf-vci.t l. II ircta oaistlng in Tic
army replied mat tins vas not -, To-
| he was raising a regiment at the time. and
! the very speeches i, was making were lor
| the purpose Of ,nsling men in his req
meni ana that ha was mee.i; : with unpfe-
ccdcutel success. Lincoln replied, Nc4l.
he didn't know, but he had ui.dclstoodt that
| in his position If loyalty H. HAD IL al
butts" Ircpliel tan. | didn', know how
that matter wss bat ihought It likely he
wanted, while pre- .crying the Union, not to
destroy the Constitution
Inc, In claimed that the supros,ian tEa,
E, h wanted t. destroy the Constitution was
utterly impossible, and ,iat hs who. aim
was t. preserve /. Then, . replied. ti.cre
is 10 necessity for the arrest Of Wollord.
Tor he VIII certainly second and Sustain YOU
| il all attempts 10 uphold and defend that
instrument. Sad he, :" don't wan, to
| argue viii. yon, Mallory you all beat me
in the argument; but | have established my
rule in tins matter and intend to stand by
il. Said l, "rlis is just what we want t.
know. y bat is YOU rude H. s'atcd it
to be :" to arrest any body who say or does
anything calculated to prevent any person
from enlsting in the army. or discourage
onlistmcnts, either white or black" told
him was afraid should violate this rule.
as | expected to 20 home ard enter viaor.
ously into the campaign against him, and in
| prosecuting which | expected IL denouncc
his measures md policy without stint, not
excepting the policy OF NEGRO elstlnonts,
and if he expected to arrest all who did this,
| he had as web de.ain rs while we were
there and save the Trouble Of arrest and
transportation.
lie said he r,ckonoi not, and that il We
We're arrested by any Of the stnall Fl, 10 a.;
peal o HIM and he would haze Us released.
50 ! feel safe then ASKED HIM why h.
did nol rc-arrest Valandighanl that liz.
had returned in defiance f LIS or or. and
| was making Speeches vastly more bitter
against him and his policy than anything
" ciiurt e.or said. lis rcpl. to This vas
that " he had mot been oiiieia:le notified OF
the e facts, hut whenever Ii lasin,5; CO.
ta,lly that H. wa making such >pc..cne, ne
would arrest Iiin 1t once" Powcll. who
tad now grown ,bou, AZ mad as a rnsn ear.
well get, said with 10 s,nan Il ,fc.. d earn
estn's an,! force, "Ne. Sil, yor WON'T va,
az. airai to arrest him aran. ana Won .,ao,,
iull wei, tlsi It ysu undertake it $40 ono
i.ccmcn at he State II O,.io viii rush 10 liz
rescue. You dare not make he lyrer,
It!sut tfs.rrln
way : on talk. aud now, if release Weiiar,l
you will say that did il because vas
afraid to hold him
Nadsworth then ia.ned IN, ana, with al
the ire and vim Of his nature (anI he ,,a. |
a good deal OF It when aroasetl. said that |
ne endorsed every word his ccl.oa-rc uad
saids and that he TOO was coin home ana |
would engage most Heartily in the canvas, !
against him. and should tlenounra h : nj. |
mliistration and policy without limit; that /
he felt absolutely ashamed to breathe the
pure air of heaven, when sucna know, tried
and true patriot as Col Frank Nolforl YES.
confined in prison. Lincoln wanted to tel
Us an anecdote, but | instantly checked
him, and told him with fl conternpt that
that was no fit occasion to indulge in anec.
doles, and the interview ended. And Inn
derstand that he, in a subsequent Interview
with Woliord, said lie woul, like to tell him
a Joke, but that had told him this was no
'i.nc Tor mem, and that be must charge me
with having deprived him Of good one.
have charged him with violation of all
Ihe rights Of person and property Of tba
people. Have not all the counts in the in
iie';nsnt been proven and fully proven.
ippeal to yon for an answer.
u" has been himself carrying on the war
or 'onr years, very nigh, for he counts him. {
ell The greatest warrior in the land, as wei ] t
: 'fe most accomplished Shakesperisn crit
c ana joker IN the woril IIenc. he doc
10 allow any ofthe military commandan,s
whether t be Grant, Sherman or Mcclellan ,
/" execute any plaza unless it meets VIII, III
,on,freheh-'ye ~ views of strategy and
We have seen the result. ~
II y Just twenty seven years since ,bo n