Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-14
=. New ORR. sept. IL
The 1r1btss's Bale gh % respondent sayt
The giving of nations To w hites will cease

!. NEW ORR. sept 10 81.
Tie 11tbsss's Bale gls % rresponsent sayt
The gyiDs e 1a!'Gns 70 Whites will eease
meDse crops in the field, they continual.
cry to the government to give.
| There are no colored people in Rale4ea
| n. c.. receiving rations They are proeil
ing for themselves A good many whit
have either sold the rations given them
bv tie roycrnmc nj or tattene,l. their hogs on
| them
| Onicial documents prove tlia' tic account
OF tine horrible treatment Ivy Tom Long. one
of Governor Holders magistrates, Of the
freedman Hiehard Cclton, who Was beaten
M the head With aldtol rs an otfitiab thet
whipped wNh iisrt,snih, arslips and tied ~
by The, thumbs for TWO. hours. was in ac-
cordance with sentence by said Long
Coy. Holden has og'isi % the arrest of ths
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| ~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.
! Az the tonifni~-'hn ale yesterday tkh (
aniria, Va, Of store 40 longer required lol
the military, onC lot Of pork sold as high as
| sfl ~ per bill hams al - cents PEI pound
s ss sa4 i, ,,e ssl s,s y sss II c.s
sutton prohibits all who had sided, Ynrtici
( ,.t.d Ut sympathized IN the rebellion from
= "a. " holding office. Ale ipst DISABILITY
! LIS READY Strn rcln5veds ~ legis'a,vl
a.a, ION The proclamation OF Gov. Picfpon'
now extends TO the people the question
! tNlnll the next General Assembly I've clothed
n ..ii power 10 alter on. auAend the ibree ~
| licles OF the Constitution as to holding Of
ticc" There seems To be no doubt thai this
disability viii also be removed. rns
ST. LorIs. Sept. u
Gen Grshi and party arrived hcre'at /
al. lock- and were quietly taken to-the lin
I Gcil Houses rndcr the direction NJ Mayor
! Thomas and lew citizens, whore he Will re
| ecivt - public reception tonight
the nglish party will arrive about mic
ii 1T and occupy apartments AZ the Linaeh
SNRAstsE. sept &
| The.lvttcr OF Maj. Gen. Slpcurn tos'a \.
| ,;,eers Jr.. has been furnishcd Nv Him for
uublication. because Of the publication %
| he alleged private correspondent ''"n
Green further saws that lc pll's'isbes the
letter with view 70 set a rJ5t the cfoTts to
inure Gen. Slocum. by allegations that he
accepted the nomination Cause OF his hos
tiity to the President. ~ ewing out oi the
question ofarrning the Nj -issippi militia.
EEADotf ARTERs DEeAi.9W ENroE MISS, =
NickshNI5 1l.s., iUs. 81, 10. :.
Ny DEAR Sis -s.Taiaycr ri the -22,tt'
inst has iust optn, ~ Lant In reply !
would stat, th.li ! am III favor of the prin-
ciples which u &c. TINS far to have govern
ed Pr.sdeii johnson with REGARD To tho
| southern states that is, to allow these
state 10 decide who shall and who shall
! not 10 entitled 10 the right Of suffrage; in
Oh J. y erl~, am in favor ni returning al
Me aar rcs, practicable peiod 10 a goevrn
gnent "A ciyii law. | believe the true inter
4 SEA Il fhc country demands amorc economi
..ihlinis tration OF affairs IN, order TO NJ
= ,;s,s he national debt | believe IN the sob
-ituion of civil for military courts, and a
! more careful Observance of the constitution
/ 81 rights Of Stats ..td indivnl,,sls
/ II these Views are dcli as viii be endorsed
| by your cen yention. and if the convention
| SHOULD Nominate me for Secretary OF State
| | Shall accept the nuIS rltioih
! am now at great distance from the
scent OF action ami the only mai by which
| this communication sap reach before the as
sembing OF the convention, leaves here
| within "a few hours. With this brief state
knenf, l leave the matter in your hands
| Knowing your friendly feelings towards lne
and being assured you will DC governed in
| some decree, at least, by these feelings.
| Ii the conyen.ion should not adopt Vi,
platform vot anticipate, I trust you vii ne!
| press lny name. / am, sir, =. 40
| Very respectfully your ob'nt scr,t
| ~. IL, W. SLOGUM.
10 JNn 4. GREhN, Jf, Bytaclise Ny iSi