Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19

price 70 any person Property Mas as IN
;, cure Il, personal liberty un lcr ,he system.
! Admitting. To-. :he present, GA Abe's "h N
eStT' vet another war miy cc.ne IN the
to, III of IA plc>lde.t not s, honc5t aud then
te precedents now set will bs appealed 10
ask .nctioning worse * cutivk usurpa'ioA.
ia wuneI the atoil.cli,'si that the -! !
M; !, h, change, anl the oppp1 I'd ot i'-u.iy
M .ht in cara. though ne p5pcd such " 'ud
not sy,e the case hecoms/ the op,rcs,ors OF
,o-lla. row The only true d,ctrinc Is to
no.,i ,iIx PIE, denlsircty within ms con
,titutional ;rrhority.
NJ. Pa rser eaea rea LGRxs xshing.oa,
Jefferson, Madi, on Md jackson soleynr
warnings AGAINST f}prpa,ion of howe by
me cen,.al g,ve,Ineht, Disregard Of the
limitations Of t3c Constitution, aJd clcva-
,ng the nil,p~5ka .07e4h civil pi mer.
Ils qayM the hrnons Of the h>tices Of
The s,T.mv cMpn these ljntS' a d
nadI passin{ el t,tnt allnsfn 70 the
I"<ereasr ofk f. yhn~ble r.uEy, who 5"
K ..a ,a,i,aa al! H!f-' the s.f''''s''' ''-
isr. Pa her ,hsh narrateJtho salient N
~knrcs f,yrayHy comm/cd =, the pres
Ut administration in th/urprexSion Of The
b. aud tlf fanrarra/cd arrest of'-itzcns.
i sad ,Lt men wEe confined to prison
to.Sus<fy d.ifeiin/from the government
bouc pol,,y. WINK su Ii man as Wen he'll
'"'.'p~' who ,'si ma, he had d.. ''S"'~I 9" i.
JLlon. was Il honored friend f Mr. Lincoln.
rne Bo.4on L.berator was and had always
b,sfl.<t1yurA> paper, yet D moera'ic pa
pers were sup ~<Sei, white that sheet is
,crmittcd to circuiaN even in the army,
where Il most rigid enSN,h'p of the press
va, carried ou' lie was " l.vor of the
puni,imrn, OF trailors whercNr f,un /, but
the ,aws sbunid be made - bar alike on
all classes o! people.
HI, chief reason Cor opposing bis admin
i,uallon wa> because ii, polnyI tended 10
hintl,ra reconstruction OF The kon and 10
protiac; the var. When the iii ftrelcl yun
opv, cd its iron jaws against khe banner
| winch waved over Fort Su unt,f. the North
sprang as one man 10 the hpport of the
Cn,on. " .,h scarcely an Exception, every
lnan rorih of Mason and bixon's line was
ready to devote the l,k man AMI the LAST
dollar to the cause Al the nation. While
thi, was true oiM North, the South. on
the Other hapd. VAS divided. Several Of
the States uss. tn, ir ordinances OF crs-
son by bareM j,riiy. What a difference
on both sides noN the tables had been
completely turned
! He was as ready as NY one to devote
himself for the Constitution aud the Un.'n,
but would MT vote a dotlaa . carry on a
tt-xar or the exin ton Of SlavAy in IN un-
Constitutional manner. This Ainion was
grnc.aly entertained by DemoTats, and
here was found the only reason VIII hate
ful conscription was necessary tc ii our ar
mics.
NJ. Parker tn proceeded TO dsSlct the
infamous "ro whom it may c"nc.rnt pro
cIlna,ioc. an / to,k Il Vote of the MD ing
on the following <W" qfStion>: Would
You receive ,hs/ mthern lates bac on
the old 'enny Do you I'll TX the " io'
with slavery worth preserv fgs Thelan
swers wcrYdiv"le'l, the Der 'crats prefen'
voting Of fDurae j" the a!fir Iaive. aud rh'
Republicfns generally in III n gative.
NJ. Parker co,tna,d. STh.re was the
iliffercnfe between ,h pal les. Tn 1hns
not cor yplain oil him bc.s lse he dbl not fsisi
the waf continued for he purpose lie
strosi4g slavery, ami bot. as it was com
m~nceq, f'r the rest Fa'ion Of the fUn or
alone. Mr.. Price had said he dii1t blame
Job" trowna bit bid they ag5fc to that
. Mn d Sucl, opiniag calledhi,p (,hs speak
~ 4 rperh~sd.. Ind tl.syslslss~ loyal
! He theA ssad Siosk Sss1p< tnuF 0osereor
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