Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

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ruthless eosdsst q the great nsstusal
sray vill tend 70 cement The 0eorgisos 10
suppoet Of the rebel govsrnoent and eosss
che lskewssn sed hating 70 :.nmedistsly
take up arms and become its most uosp9-
promising defendsss, end thss The 0eess,
after paseiug thsoogh shle esdeel q IRE,
viii cone forth PARTED end purged Of ~
love Tor the old Union.
The Riehmoad WIZ, thoagh, u not %
hopsiul - its cotcmporsry and ssys: We
cannot say that " feel % absolute con
,iction, though indeed our hopes are strong,
tnae Sherman will fell 10 achieving hia
tisal object. Il saya that Sherman Is nan
n uodoubted ability and astute0eee, and
ne would never have commenced bic march
from Atlauea he'd he not believed 10 ooaId
reach tho COST 10 ss6ety.
The papers show Tie division Of senti.
nent, distraction end the panic which
3herman's operations have created II the
south and authorize % In anticipating the
.ost decisive and glorious results from
then.
Late rebel papers ore filled With article,
illustrating the bitterness Of different sac'
lions Of the chivalrJ towards one another
md their intestine divisions, denouncine
JEFF Davis, the rebel Congress and tba
~hole muehroon Government ct Richmond
Jef's Wholesale CONSUMPTION has stirred aE
storm Of indignation. He 10 accused Of I
lesien to make himself "a uorestrained
iictstor, and It il propAesied that ere long
ae will leap the whirlwind. A convention
{ editors 10 called for TO protest agaiL0l
ais attempted muxlle Of the prese
CONDENSATION Of the secret session OF tht
rebel Congress 10 expressed 10 the strong
.t manner. Il 10 declared that there Cal
~ no excuse for them and that they bod
70 good ior the rights and liberties Of th'
,eople.
Foote Of Tenn, in the rebel House {
Representstiv few days ago, denounced
IN DAVIS ior granting exemption 70 re6t
rishmsn named Mcmahon, and had to TAX
back day or two afterwards. lie chal
cnged the whole rebel House Of Repre-
,cntatives and got laughed at Tor his pains
The Richmond Examiner called him
reconstruction on scoount Of his Monroe
octrine- anti. n MAMMALIAN. Union res0lu
one. aud he challenges the supposed ora
or, John Mitchell, just under arrest, OF
pe 23d inst, had . fight with William u
wan, . member from Tennessee, whom b
enounced o no gen leman, and Foote
swan and Mitchell figured in the Richmou'
olce court on the same day, much to th
| .musewent Of ths rebel Congress, whic
ppears to have adjourned for the purpose
| The Richmond E1sminer Of the 24t
| nst., gives . despatch from Gen. Lee, re
srding the late reconnaissance down th
,benandosh Of Powell's and Custsr's css
Try, apd their engagement with ROOD
ill on last Tuesday. Of course it was
ebei success.
The two divisions Of Union troops, a.
ordlng to this official document, were puI
ned BY one brigade Of rebel cavalry IL
tight or ten miles, and compelled to leav
ehind oil their killed and wounded.
The Herald's New Orleans correspond
mt, dated the 18th, Gays that. Brig. Ger
lorgan s. Smith has succeeded Maj. Ger
bAus In command Of the national tro0ps Z
nd around Wick sburg.
The rebel cotton burners, guerrillas %
luuderers generally have been almo,
cared out Of the district of Baton ROug
:. -" our lines have been extended
tAat region.
Al, SID that tbe rebel SCOTS cavslr
no we're tor some time 90 active in Lou
sns, on being ordered to uood's arm!
he men wutinied aud went home.