Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-23
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1Osss o. 1870.
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49, ~ ~ 49, ~: .tss ~ CIncin-
sch stating 10 substAncs ~ - Jssne. 1o0Q,
nasf e9s?p 80 Edexd ~ %
ln@ ~ -. ~ n. insshanan's nonina
-. ss ~ III - 1880 susii n NJ!
s.-;sh 4 ar prospect i would
- .Sienrn sias ~ !" but that in
~ gsnesmsots wseo made b
:. m nonination - soon - the con.
.s.sio. shouid r. ASSEMBLE. In consequence
tsSrSS1eso e1v0t ~ NteU6os ghe1a1nuo
~ 49, 49, acopeding - ~ ostiele IL
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Black On the door Of tie nonvedtioA, iml6e-
diatsly afler The nomination. According 70
IL, "a silence eneued FIR few mo0ents, q
|ift bsconventeo ppDaotieipel ling oGnethio9
prepared, when Judge Blaek, Of PennsylvAs
min, (aftsrward attorney general under Blu.
chanan), rosetn ~ psaee nd mode . ~
speech, in which he proceeded TO denounce
'abolitionlsm' and 'blaek fepublIcae isn'
very freely, and 70 argue that the states
poseeesads uodes the constitution, the right
OF eeccseioh ~ went further, and told the
convention inst = the nominee was elected,
ana ssaek rePueIicau should be elected -
bis successor, be Ar. BuchAnan] would do
nothing 70 inesg1Sfe With the exercise Of Il.
This pledge ny aople and was accepted By
the Southern leaders"
xou wih desotlses b astontahed 70 lrasn
tnat Judge BACK atterward Ar. Buchanan,s
attorney general, By whom The pledge !: q
sd e have been made, and through whom
me svideat purpese npv 10 TO iasten u ppon
n. bucnanan, vas not delegate 70 the
Cincannau convention, nor Was ne WITHIN
ouo miles 9! Cincionati, during us session.
lnss:ad q tn4 AZ was o the very s.me pr
iornlng MS haeh oncial duties - 1eogs Of
tne supreme Court OF FennsyivanA.
1t may DO added that iron the deee 81
Zen. Jackson's message Of January, 1880,
against South Carolina notification and sc.
cesssens unul That OF hte oWn message Of
Decembss, 1880, assd indeed ever since, mo
public man has more steadfastly and uni
formly opposed these dangerous suicidal
heresies than Mr.. Buchanan. Had any per-
son, in or out Of the convention, dared to
make pledge in bic bshalf, on this or any
other subject, such an act would have been
condemned few daysthcrcafter by the terms
q hl0 letter accepting the nomination. In
this, after expressing his thanks for the
honor conferred. ke SAYS that, Deeply son
6ible Of the vast and varied responsibility
attached to the station, especially ct the
present crisis in our affairs, have carefully
RETAINED from seeking the nomination either
bv word or deed !" and this statement Il
emnhati callv true
~ vords IN reuard tn the alle~cd
ud..a i"cl, - ~. C;1c;cr.t convsrt;or
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tnst evening, .IU ~ 40 =. ma., ~ ~
s.. 80 mi. 49,, 10 800 or ~,
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49,. .ho r O oS NJ R"chs,.r seemed :,
:. v |. matter of course He had never hear,
os "d Is ,ocL" n Tho convsrt;on or snv
usau LOCK ~ ~. ao . ..;",s :; ny ~
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