Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-05

Ynss|psnts1. The lAct 10 ssaamed. -
BY y. suewn rsls1ipas q - ese s.9
carti, st ~ dsne. and ave sDee.a,..,nsS
~ one & hia ce!lesgaE - D.s .sh
lCabinst, that ~ ~. 49, yioaG1t |
ssa1cisAeeof a0t ilks Il ~ =. ..syntsin tbS
u 9eD1 n" cc.cs ~ continssd bis dsnun'
uncn y ...sii Is enGsred NJ. LincoIns VeO'
~ !. No. for this that BE- vas % lesdsd
~ .lor;lSel by he tTh1d. 0tsphns Ply
3 ths recent convention at HsrrsUS ~
| "Aich Presideut johnson 10 substantially
| ....c,ncsd : usurper, fos presuming 10 get |
=. So,crnmsnts in the Southern States, in. |
steSd q callisg q Congress to take the
snh;eci 4, bead, + which they claim II be
IeoSs exclusivelys They declare also that
thsse States should mot be allowed
state eovernments, and their motive Tor
claiming nuthpfitg for Congress is, they
believe Congress would not sanction he
Organization Of such governments.
OF Thad. Stephens, he says:
He is radical from the foot TO the crown
Of his head. He 10 . root -snd-branch man
and would3paes Esthing but thsbedy Tho
Congros-And thal, ~ wouldr ,Anrn int .
revolutionary club. He wants revolution
he wants Marat 10 work it up. Who
can fill the function 30 we'll - Mr.. Stanton
| lie wants gullotine. He wants Santerre
| the butcher, to reign on its scaffold and ply
| iss axe Can any one doubt that Mr. Stan
ton would take this parts And II Mr.. Ste
vens would add psculiar bitterness to the
execution Of the process Of his revolutionary
ktribunals in wasting the South and harrow.
| ing the feelings Of its victims, could there
b better selection Of an agent to pour gall
into wounds than Mr.. HtsnteuY | have a.
ready referred TO his urging on the rebel
lion. He Was the new member brought In.
to the Cabinet when Cass LEFT on the ground
that it would rot "coerce" especially that
it voted Sumpter should not be reinforced
and defended, which he considered rs NV
ing aid to the rebellion, and resigned Now
il this man. WHO was thu prompter, the Cab
met adviser OF the measures which contrib.
utcd to carry the South out-if this man,
who WAS appointed because Of his full SYM
pathy With Mr.. buchanan in his whole con.
ncction with the Southern chiefs who con-
Quoted its schemes touching the dissolution
Of the Union--if this man, who brought
them into the treason for which they are to
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And this is az true picture ofall the rad
icals a. can be drawn
In defense Of President Johnson's policy
Of reconstruction Mr.. Blair speaks thus
truthfully and forcibly
We will anneal in vain IN tho words If
. tho Constitution 10 nro,ect ma n our right.
To- leaders frenzied With The ;mner;.l ;den If
ruling tho continent nv hold;nc one. half ~
II without rssnonsh;l;,v IN ~ neople' "a.
nn;r;n. . ,r;I;t.r, Co... - a. -, ~h;.h
-; ,o.t l.. a.. r. a. s.,,' =.
49,. ~ 80 - $50: - 49,. y. -
Ju"''I " "'0 S ~ "
~. go S ~. ,rc' s"o' w." ."J
CANNOT 'o,cso ."e'r io'ty aspirations 10 re-
coe"'ze the e~'s'e"ce OF any such c'aSs.-
10" cannot nave 'o'9o''e'. no" he'ce'y my
, "cao was ue'"'.'". ~"c, l se"'u'eu - as
se'' 'ne i's".s vi '"o ..'o' .ne" Vi Tue
SCUM "sa."'. ,l's 'o,n' y, n"PS''ss's'n ""e''
oroachea IN 1oo'. ! naa oeen IRON carry
uN"hi,oo" a" oPpone"' Vi slavery hau as,
sisted my oro'her III organizing the hrst ana
J ohiy victorious emancipation party Wn'ch
existed IN Tue oou.h prior 70 Tue reoe'i'on
was III ''oE y, "a"'.'"ns r,e"""'
p'oc'a"a''o" avn 'a'"ns :. .''a' ""u ~
co',''he"ueu III wr'u"g. icslue"'h '.o." :"
MAKE one n',nse' ~ III a""u
.ooi; n.u a.'."usu !. ,..s made ;n n
'io' 'oI ,':.,' ro.,,,ar Summer did mo Tho
sPee." " nv" n.,a,a Ill .nnrnh.,;on 7 Ind
, y d 49, ,,ovo,nant !, Mary
is"i 49,, ,'ara, , r III, ~, .ncco.. ~.s
.ch;.vo,l Nj no,~;,hstand;no ,he r,,roro
about emancipation by those people, this
early, earnest, aud constant support OF
emancipation on my part u'o h"t sstlsiy
"'sn' ~ ~ no.. -, oe"e..' .ae
N.Y. o !. ,'... :" s ~. ~ IL. ~ ...s.;.'..
- nal. ,,~so,r nsrsonaI,r oG"us;v. Ne
nn,v offence consisted IN asserting thc coma,
riyhts Of nv neone and Won sec thev
, would not tolerate anv Southern man in the
,.abinek who stood for the rights Of the
Union men Of the South under The Consti>
tuition. Their most precious rights ara tn
he wrencbed from them. regardless Of their
devotion to the Union. through good and
throuyh vii rcport fnr the crime az mt l,e.
Nv color Of State authority. sanctioned and
acquiesced in by the National Government.
Every one who raised ms voice against this
ns .h.s. ' -, - u '.s";,"". - am a'y
, hircling writers are sent over the South,
{ who 60 there rs English tourists come to
Amcr'ca' Win lo.egone conclusion against
tuc cou"tIy-Wose VI t"c' III ue I'ay VI