Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-17

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ofr he(a@ have - ~ Ssd(& 70
ostsf| n stone setakae forth the causes and
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mt b odsr Of Cussar. hed b. esea -.
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ding To that tyrants pandats, .rsrs 70 b
VRS xsSos. IA oNSkle.' \ sssiSs, sj1sist.
ID 10 s@aeisg tsr he ssss1s o. hisi own
nssA Instead q afsalieg piaaesI - costly
lsrsisars for stpsstyv sNsen. This Yaalsh-
liant vs. iaaictsd without court natial,
and 10 disssS vlslaAisn q IL lsws Congress
asatls IaaIus sAdaRseulaisasof the Usitsd
Sssss Army. UuSfAr 6atssi u d excuse
.1bs not fssortingto acoart martial, tbs fact
thss 10 theeS ddays spus1 aud that hid
esomand II in IN unsettled STATE. In eri
der TO ssssss ,asl,cSso ven th1sksd with
misdemsanors, it hes always been found
necessary to proceed With care. II bid
esLtsud Is \ ID sasejajdj ,tass. ~ ~
complain Of nothing more than every com
= naading oflcsr has had 10 sssnit U sisos
ths cemineucensnt Qf the wAf,, II doing
/ Oassissa dsty IN tinss a sempasAiss pssss
- iivms h IN unsettisd rate, W DO NOT
knew yhet that sYepst o@cial would chose
70 do 10 periods efaelA,sl vsrfars. The Ar
~ Regvlatioss were framed 70 meet svuy
s1&tshcj Of ssanpaigh. snd'by lss.nl ~
doubssilg rltlvtojstss ~ sh,ir correct
vDses asd efaciesey, ~ ,this dsnaral, Custar.
II vai nsser lnssndsd by thsss trainers
thas . 0enssal sAouidbt . lswtsss sristo
ssat whose nod could bring ssryile punish.
ment Or death on ytou b ctosl { fhbn
Iowa called her sc4iscns To- 60 forth to
vindicate t6sl bnos II our osnaon coun.
~, itdid not ask them to submit them,
solves to every, inhppan Geslsr's caprices,
and 70 cast ivisyy svsryy ippr:stsnssou' 70 dig
AtH Cd oaahssd Although y has net
sfpeJo been sspSnized, still the ~ ssiats
that private soldiers have rights which com
nandi9e afncers are, bound % rsaepct, Il
they make the fsihtSSt pfetehsion q abiding
by the established reg iissions.
0svsFnr 'St9se lAslvsy properly Dc.
manded Of the sovsrnaent that the order
be Immediately rssdndsl, nd tlasths Iowa
troops In Custar's command be immed ately
mustered out. W think he shonld 20 even
f3tes and denapd III ssisoval Alhe a.
Principlsd scoundrel. =.
TmR EsENlKN MOVEMENT IN
.sit1 3 - e1REN-AyDuasZ col
The Fenian poveNent ip lss'spd has at
tracted the further attention of the English
government, and the excitement was in
creased rather than allsysd by reason Of
Apsopd new disclosures Of the designs and
.vssposss Of the leaders. A number OF
Isnian prisoners had been brought before
tAs aasistrates Of Dublin, sspong whom
were the editors and proprietors Of the
zriah Lsepls. the newspaper lately suppress
- 10 consequence oeiss revolutionary IN
denotes, and, the Queens counsel in the case
had made some startling announcsmssts ~
y The extent and really formidable charac-
" Of the movement. He states that with
in the last fortnight over tAfss hondred and
afty thousand pounds sterling had arrived
ftoh America, to be used'in tevolutiSnisink
Ireland, and that the government had in
tsrceptcd that very day (the 3Oth of Sep
tember) . draft Of four hundred and fifty
pounds, forwarded from America for that
purpoA. Tho bshufacturs a pixies, he
alleged, had been carried on extensively in
Ireland, over two thpusand having been
found in the possession Of one prisoner
But these murderoas weapons were not the
emily evidence the government had Of the
Evolutionary purpose Of The Fenians. They
were found to have in their possession M
,merlNe tsvilytn audsbie astsplAes,A AM
Pecially was this the case with those ar
rested IN connection With the Itish People
Newspaper. The Qucsn's counselrsgar
the Fsaian movement powerful one in Ire
land, and still mora powerful in. AmsricA :
1hS plot vas said to embrace 1 programme
Of the most sspginary character, directed
against the nobility, aristocracy, and tn,
ds6d oxhers generally, ~so we're 10 " ID
sassinsteA on ~ 9rst outbreak ef the revo
lotion. The Duke Of Leicester and severs
SAs4 ~ Ben kbsciaily saassa sor 49,
aination, and ~ puvpsss was+o levy con
tribdtieas on the linen manufactures, under
fkfsass Of connscation. The prisoner wer,
= b tried for high tresson. and the eviaen-
90 Of gsils 10 The tcSSsssisn of'tas govern
lhsas wsrs'saA u bs efthS NEST eoasldsis.
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Now ssIAsicrs vete.
sspsAling u ths vots in csansclaoas she
Hartford zims says: 20 rt,...a. Is. A. -.4fl
"A remarkable and sieniAcapt feature q
AAeSstion q Mo6a1y - Abe dhanlIi6iii)
q the soldiers yots., The Fetnsned veter-
amps Of thswsk, trSn5sa hysArs of toll
some pasches and eoessa in pang battles
vessd very nearly unanimously agAnst tht
pfoposition feresgFo suffiacp."
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