Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-08


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TOO Whsthse The pfesident intended In this
merely TO state that he had in previous mes
sages exhausted the discussion Of subjects
pertinent to our present situation, or to de.
elss that in his presiding decumsutt' he
had disclosed his Intentions and that Il was
mot his purpose to change them, or both, or
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n means that VIC are Icing punished, no
oulv for our own sins. but the sins Of on
fhAfera. We are TO nav the penalty for tn
aAvent Of tho peculiar instltution" here
= end for whatever Of wrong or oppression hal
. been connected with it "for two hundred
years." Our blood is to be drawn with th,
Sabre because negroes were cnslaved by oul
lAthcrs, not through the rctributicc Of M
tural laws acting In their regular and orrli
nary channel, but by the direct interpositior
/ q Ged, whose browning attributes are jus.
tics and mercy.
character Of jehovah is made the shield 70,
he incompetency and criminality which
have prolonged the war, when It might have
ben closed 6y the restoration Of the govern,
ment in its integrity. 1t involves, too, All
acce1aeaen Of he'nous wicketiness against
the authors OF our government, and in Ct
!ect asserts that the punishment Of the ma
ucn Is not yet commensurate with Their
crime 0t
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