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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

A RECENT trip over the Aieho1an South
ern and Northern Indiana Railrtbd has sat-
isfied Us that Il is one Of the b managed
reads in The United StaGes. II
It combines speed with safst snd com.
fort to passengers. Thl arv 4 nmodioua
and elegant, and " "a q pscie kiously re-
commend the slesp : ca Of Il s rosd to
the weary travellet s the Irfect bn Of som
fort While on Is suq & ws3 ,annos tor.
bear mentionis( 4sr n bd Jac(b A. Bow
err, Esq, the 6tlems iy cond hctor Of the
sleeping cars His hremitti g kindness
end his zeal the bmfo,t . those in his
charge have be much to e(tsnd the de-
served reputltPn Of this n IA. His good
Offices in our khalf shall e9g be rsmem-
bered. NJ <H
Al. n. .rD1c.. :ser.R Camp Nc.
clellaa General Hospital ~ Joa b sold.
RIVER WIS.
The New Boston, Capt. T. J. Buford, will
depart for Fl Madison, to-morroa morning,
making close connections for St. Louis
Lemusl parkhursG IL the of3ce. R. N.
Prettyman, Agent.
The Jas. Means, Capt Wood, will depart
for Dubuque and way points, 10 morrow
morning. r. N. Prettymso, Agent.
TnE ESAvAxsA.-This oo,nmodious steam.
or commanded by A. B. jolly, leaves for st.
Louis this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS

! Sscvtsd 10 the Hwmdn Rsce BY one bottle ef
Rtdscay's Ready Rt'i.f,
The Plague, Asiatic Cholera, Dysentery. Cholera
Morbus, Yellow Fever, Fever and Agse cur
ed and Prevented by RAILWAYS
READY RkLlEF.
Rheumat;sm. Neuralgia, DiptheriA, lnanenza.
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, relieved in
sfew minutes BY Railways Ready Relief
Pain Instantly removed !; Ill acute, innamatory,
malnrious OF Infectious diseases prevented and
exterminsted The weak. feeble and nervous re-
stored to streneth, vigur aud sound healtk BY the
use OF fRAOWAY'SREADY RELIEF. One bot
tie viii d@more good, cure more complaints, and
keep Ne stomach moro clear aud healthy, than
olOspent for III other medicines OF bitters ii III
One application externally, or . few drops tax
en- internally, Wll instantly ffee the sufferer from
the most violent and terrible pa(hs, and restore
the weak, feeble and pr0strated ffame to strength
end vigor. BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
LOoSeuess, diarfheA cholefa- m0rbus, - pain
full dischargss from the bowels. ore stopped In IS
Or - miuutss, by taking Radwav 9 nssdl Relief.
No congestion or inflammation, no weakness or les
situde will follow the dse Of the h. } Relief
ACHES AND PAINS
For headache, whether sick o. nesvous: fheu-E
netiam, lunbago. pains aa4 wesknees IN the baek
spine OF Kidneys, pains around the liver. pleuri-
y. evelling OF the joints, pains in ~ 6ovels,
heartbesn: snd pains Of Sll kind, Radway'e
Ready kelioE0ill aAord imn1ediaae eSee. and ite
costiased nee for few days s0sct : p.rmaaent
cure. Sold BY Druggists, and st No. 81 Maiden
Lane, y. K-sss ssrs eePol atweQ r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

.z.,
oe.oc5 Fpyfaes OF the shipment q
irs,s 's'sSsFd' ~ the od'es Of Z
A. 'ot L.
n~~Zo y Ru-- :. n. 40
Bra. !. " s;..o.;.. . a. :. an. .'sl A. -. us'
~ ::':s':d .'.sssyl family :r.s.r'.. ever
s. o... '0' .s's ~ s., ~ s,.y. :. pI,es, : .n'ea
Cm . :, '''p's''a ~ '"'s.' 10 o"'sA0
O-'' :" -.-.-.A nun.
srs.s's sAssvao wAs.-uall It the
drug sser. Of Hischoosk x(e..rks, and e..
> bottle Of Spesrs ssnburk Port Wine, il
you fssl in any way dsbilit (ted. II il one
Of The best toaisS fo1 weak persons that
" know Of
,..r'r ,' i, n0dD .S: IN. M.y Davetport has sold
and xii pro6lblv n, Emo snotSse Ssse.aCG. .,sa.
.ion to t6s ~. fhs ine gasing denand
i. Tor lots % showsthaS' pCZ Zblstion is inersa''
''s ''''Z nv~.
wAAerox cousrr FAm.-We h.v.
An q v2.asse, ss O. county, sns .*ssa *sisa
tal b placi on cd lnd h days Of next
month, q VI s6hingtSn, )owa. Arrange
meats arj bsieg nad( = hoeommoda.e an
immense frqkd. and ffh3 p the managers
viii not y Aisappo;alA.
."
E1ou3 6'o'.-on hueeisy evening, the
'.. 40: re-. a.''s Re- s.; Island . with b..
ton. 4 tvo v;ll l..ied tosf sr. and
- =. ~
whYis about TO eave TIM city, Ihe best
Of busic will b On beard. ~
-, -
rlasos...-vorK - e'u-en' >. =.
nlo~n' .''e1 20 .nZo' s've'A, vests
.s ."""s :. -, .,s .;. .n ...- =. ~
from his recreation.
E.A. MeNair rs(a>ns( this morning from
. pleasant sojoxkn brobgh kentucky and
Tennsssee. sIH
np -. n7 -
At Butler Cen,re. % and Boon" 'y CouDtv oDr,
Idpoc,,s.. a Boon.boro \. r. t.lsn n.
feld. Also tho Upper 2n q. h,. been
,t,rt.a =. A,,o,. r, 3. pesd. Ana
.d,oc.,.. The do..r;,..-e ;-or...,. ,;rh.
to ,o,.. rfv. ~ .;.ssS. ..ro.. s'' shs = ,;sh. s
to vot. Who .S..,h. ~ n. -h;..
vom.n, l.
o.. !, ,.,. -. ..,a. :. =.
following: 10
a man complffg y son stroke. vas
.snso aoos ha.'.S .ni' ns = nc ,h looked e IN II,
nv wife" he .nswsseM '' '-''' y
dent policv ,hs {.mI a, !. ths Tr.,.,.r,,
Insurance. Co3p.n] j H.rsssrd, Conn ;
John L. swits 8 cd 3.nts.
~
METROPOLITAN ss'.ns rendering
o. tue Doks's ~ soe Theatre 'ass
ss''; ss w,..: ~. ~.,' q :.
snt; Carmil Iksa unrivall h in the char
aeter Of ~ bchs d /Nevens1 and as "Pe
pita" thu |psey 1 4 Helen Howe created
the loud 4 .pplay NJ Wyatt has un-
doubted been ktunats securing actors
Of such dA1s1llbls merit and 70 predict
crn~a.A hona.. fop hir. ks,;n> n. ro,n;n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

rmPAm-rhs S1e1 rsir + ove. fhs
live sssck. - = - =, asd ~ articisa
= displa1 IN q - ssassssy. Aso.1
ess sss..:e - !ssg.d indi.iss:,s' ss.i.s::;...
isn - ~ grss bessrs Of the closing
-. Mics Aaey Davis, g N& noc.,
Ill.,, won pFs0i4 y e10o I; nfs Fsssu.
e. Chieaoss esss 1Ss. So - .af6sfss
!. Davis ess Il In taal q ..is:n .R !;
the esst = . = hsaeA q heess ns
Won puros u %. the t'me ee'ne
oade ~ I've ptes - vty-3x eec
onds. NAts trh u 616e "ked S9uir
~ ~ epuf1 81 80. .wn 2 -
ef Deslsa, m., (beai1ed q = q voVV
~ beot hsd u eattle. a.
The loaIsvi&r n q ceeroct ~ II thtD
6nines II ~ ~ eeeh ~. reperted4y
~ r .s.ss~: ~:
I1oodav. Z - 81
TueaAcv 80. S,O66
Wedoesdav. dav..Z.8.....4,4 .... 4,4so
Thur.ds~ 4.1O8
rri6av Also
a.snra:. l96O
r.4.Iz z..sr.. a14. .o0O
~. 80. -ol,;n.
"A = ~ soLL1o .nA, nsw t;na '" 81
nal. Ter manutactur(of every kine ~
baf hon. = beut - b lscssd in Unaceeo:
Il . estinSl>l - - bsswsen 4s00, ,00O
and 14O0, 900.
NV BaAKs poa 6Ars-A new
brake hes lust bosN <roduded TO tie no!
tice Of railroe5 e. 4 n. Al Ambler, Of
Chicago. vhjch e(tas6ly Aciibses all former
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12
Tho Property formerly known -
-" Academy Of he Immaculate Conception
For sale

No. I. Academy Of the immaculate Coeeep-
tiou" property for sale. This elegant estate CON-
prises 10 acrcs. with main building (which cost ~
6)o) and good barn; land in ceutre level and high,
slOpins gradually south, east and north. Will es
sold az ) great 6drgair u applet for soon. II
villa. ulsns e( which may be seen q our osise BY
any party proposing 70 purchase. bustness are
invited - calf and sec the same. rs the work wi!
Be let by contract 70 the lowest bidder The land
borders upon the city limits. but being isae ct.
side ia not subject 70 city taxes. beautfu ~ ~
neutral condition. this land is tastefully laid cut
IN eardcn and lawn, aad 1000 shade end esne-
mental trees are planted large forest trees sseed.
sne north Of the main building. THIS place 10 0eIl
.cr~h VEa ntAnnfins, nf rnrch1nora. f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

! 'A0USo - 0000 000oUt30
sois LsiHg 4 = an1 1lkAAl ~, '''-
ALDUn1Ef 4. WYATT.
0REAZ 9UOOEs9
The Triumph Of the Season.
The FeatIOeosa11on Dramo!
Va rsesqy5Evsnlsg, ssps. lssh, lses.
wv = psIpsesfd &. The ssconA 49,. shs nsss e.
VI y letting pipy q ~ Ass-ihs
Duke's Motto,
Or tDO lMumchh0ek and tho
0svOr0eman. g
The Duel ~ I've aga1ase Blgha.
y AOeaoArAG eh0 0o06ehA0G&s
CHANGE or PRICHN -farqueGte e5 eents-
Reserved seaes ~ ParQuette - eed}&H Balcony n
ssass-sesss ressssd without extra cAafoss
Deors open * o'cloct. Commsnsss = O'Clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

Tns Ham BsAurIrlsR.-Ladies who have
not yet made themselves familiar with Ken
dall's Amboline, that really excellent prepa
ration for strengthening and beautifying the
Hair, should do 10 without delay its effect
ID really wonderful. The Amboline can be
obtained 1t any respectable Druggists. Try
"a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

Wnr1s's DAucsue AgxDWx-Ptof. A.
\. White esanAAt Dancing lp.d..s .t
Hsrwin's 'oct. = spy, bet. sn - and
- - tuEh ~ - ~
class FOR disa) Rasters anY misses will
esm1 eqe = Il ~ psA two . osk the sf
tsrndk ~ and bhat for the e)hts q half past
ssvsnA b ~ evening. Hbf White is one
u The - bsst tseeh1F = ~ tsrpsiehor-
can areSp Tie Stats, I'D We doubt not that
- IN hsvstls h9DGs ) full ID Ne tperesSh-
Ing tau end wiute
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

~ s..5<o: =. Burr, At No. o,
Braog stlst, is 1Pw dispoaing Of one Of the
best selected sseeke f family groceries ever
oesesd for sale in thu city, st prices which
Gall on him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

FARMS FOR RENT.
rROSa % TO lso ACR0o.
cnurIRY vllN FOR SAlE.
No. 50. o. Jersey Rsdgs, oilss fton post
salce, 6ss house. n gotA repair = rocns' r .
!: s:.:i s... 80 e rssse s:ss.: 'Ss
Iii iinds of ffuiRs, bearing This ptcPssty en-
Sseess scgs. Price, sS.6es. . s
HOUSES FOR REM. . !.
No. Il. 4 new houSs On Brady street., sns Of
the most dssirabls residences in the city
,rssc,:.sss:, Sc !. :tssi., .si. sissssn. mn snd
sheie trsea, 6ne river view, ,ace.trally lossseds
-oas Il shs ansss rssidsncss IN ihs city.
uFflce f0A RENT.
n. A,a, light .i.y Sss s., hoTsins ,,;S 60. .:
seom Il desired 5,
sAR sILLlARo { DINING ROOM
No. Z. Rsr. BLIZZARD asd Disins Rooms for
sent lconuected With kitched and alooptne
.se1s aiaaehsd,j fOrae's, eccsPisd sy .. n
~ FURNISHED ROOM,
g.
Ne. Furnished room for rent. forca gentle
snan alse room unturnishod- good rooms
4. g he bssiaess part Of the city.
SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY.
No. 8. "Merwin's Block, ;" Perry Street. for sale.
with present rental Of q, ,lcc) peing good re-
>uru nov, and prospectively . avery valaabe prop:
eV1v 70 close = concern this pr0pessy 10 offered
e very low price aad On essy ternas.
Tho Property formsriy known %
y" Academy Of lhs immaculate Conception"
For SALE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

Nsw PAPERs.-The tled County Argus
At Butler Centre, and s Boo9e County
Adpoc.sss, At Boonsbord Ss jq( taken the
Geld. Also the Upper - hes has been
started At Algons, BY . l. q 5 B. Reed, and
advocates the doctri9Os woman's right
to vote. II We si,s ths eesroes the right
to vote, who cf6s.y hay" to the white
WomenI E4.xs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

CLeAks' dshd'%12 Yorsted sha~ls'
zephyr hoods and 4fVAY childrens' suits
Of cloth, and med ID = Akias, cloths. cor
sets, hoop skirts. ver Flow. Fancy goods
and notions. A lar9 assortment Of dress
and cloak trimmings. Zeal Lace Embroid-
cry. esod selection slc:, etc. At str''p.
sr's, southwest eofsf II Brady and Second
streets. /sept 12-d&wl0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

Wssi-Why should psq : g. East Sbr
the purchase Of ready msd( Ioshisg, when
Sam Perry, It his stand : posits bnv-R Rest
OGq . &seosins Of III host, Fish nd
dur1 ble goods such ksonabl price5 ,
All need Of any NJ 10 ths Il fhiaI Ilins
can ! supplied .t 1Asltest notie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

Old Eyes made new wishout 0pECTA.
CHS, DOCTOR, Or MEDICINE. Pan.
phIst nailed ire on recsipt Of ten cents
Address !. E. fOOTG, \. D., No. 1850
BsoadWay, N. 7. ag18 3m*
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

6cou Dsvlspou No. l, Sons u Temper.
nee, 6ssts every Friday evening It seven
O'clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
ner I'd and Brady slresta i'm 6-dkv1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

wAGak ksrox coyrr FAn.-we have
reesil d he prsni 2 list of the Twelfth
Anq Ii n r. Of w(sll lngtoa county. Which
t.l + plac on Y ID md ID days Of next
month, q vi g6hinst( owa. Arrange
meats az bsjps mad? ? oeonmoda's an
imnsn..f .frqkd. and 1h1b p til. managers
viii not @isappoiq) =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

Escu1 ios.-On bur1iay evening, the
Jas. ans lsavs ROD Island with =
pleasqB party Il Mdscasine. At that
p'.e. be Mean. b mys. the ~ so'-
they kill then ret rn. The profe} Is Of tas
sxcy Fsion will n donate = TO Ri. IL. Gray,
vii. .ses: 's T. -. u s''y The best
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

BUSINESS EDUCATION SoR DISABLED Sell
pIsns.- Extraordinary Inducements offered
70 disabled Union soldiers who desire 70 o.
tain . thorough commercial education, at
Bryant. Stsatteo / Nerrills Commeecial
Collegs, Davenport Always 80 y u
best. Send for > cirealas. my16-dw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

Aliens Lung Balsam is composed Of Med
icinss which have specific action upon the
morbid secretions Of the.Lungs. which caus-
es the matter to be thrown of by expecto-
ration, then the inflamat on will be relieved
and the cough soon subdued.
Is For sale BY E.S. BALLoRD.
Alse, BY As Deulsrs in Fdssay Asdicinss
generally.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-22

with head erect, gestures animated, and in the
whole face and form the expression of the hun
ter close upon his game. The line once inter
posed, he rode in the twilight among The dis
ordered groups above mentioned aud the sight
of him aroused tumult Fierce cries rtsounded
on all sides, and with hands clenched violently
and raised aloft, the men called on him to lead
them against the enemy cts General Lee y
"Uncle Robert ~ "Wherc's the man who won't
follow Uncle Robert !" / heard on all sides
the swarthy faces inh OF dirt and courage, lit up
every instant by tho glare of the Federal signals
near. Altogether the scene was i0dcscribabfc.
The end came at last. The great soldier had
fought as long as he could, and done all in his
power to extricate his army fropi position in
which it had been placed by no fault Of his
Now he did not hesitate in his course. At first
he had recoiled from the idea Of surrender when
it was suggested to him by, | think, General
Pendleton This officer had informed him that
his corps commanders were unanimously OF opin
ion that surrender was inevitable; bat ho had
exclaimed, greatly shocked, Surrender l have
too many good fighting men for thatw Now
the current had set toostrongly against him, and
he was forced to yield, aud the army, with less.
than eight thousand nuskets, a very short supply
Of ammunition. and almost nothing to cat, was
surrendered.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-22

A; Randolph, Wisconsin, on Monday, farmer
Windsor took pretty ''gal' with him TO CIR
Gus. Straightway walked his wife tothe drug
gist, of whom she bought some arsenic. This
she inserted into pie Of which her husband
was fond. He ate it next day at dinner, and
that night was past the region of Irritation
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-22
SOUTHERN SOLDIERS.

Sanl. +. Phillips Esq, in his Grafton deliver
ed in Raleigh on the 4th of July, last, paid the
| following ust tribute to the gallantry Of our
| Southern soldiers:
1--WE are not unnindful of the grievous sor-
rows which have recently pierced the hearts of
many Of our fellow ciizeus We bring into
this presence the pale faces Of all the gallant
sous Of North Carolina who have fallen in this
war; we recall the services and sacrifices Of their
surviving comrades We shall utter DO word,
think thought, to break the honored repose
Of the oue Or TO wound the just sersibiities of
the other. Ia the soft 2<r of an April sun
four years. ago, / stood at the gates Of your
University aud them pressed wide open by
a throng of Southern boys burning with high
hope and beaming faces, pouring forth to the
high places Of the field / cannot forget the i'm
pressive sight. I could perish sooner than
bring myself TO speak Of their early premise
and early graves, without affection aud regret.
We that are here claim that whatever is to be
the futu ure of this State it must be~one in which
the devotion to its commands of those soldiers
who held up its flag during four bloody cam
pagns, shall be Il principal ornament and source
of pride. < Z y Some years after the fall
Of Leonidas and his men. a Greek traveller cx-
ploring TherIlopyIe, read there upon a stone
the ms cription-'S Stranger, tell it at iaccde-
inon, that we lie here in obedience to her COM
mands" | reckon that the noblest as it is the
most siul IL Of military eptaphs. In fancy l
hear that same message to NORTH Cdrotinu!
bourne from many hiIlock in Pennsylvania,
in Mary land through all Virginia, in South
Carolina and other States; and cold will>bc the
heart of this Commonwealth, and vanished
every trace of public spirit and public virtue,
before that appeal shall fail of such response as
brimming eyes and swelling bosoms can render
4 great and generous Government itself re-
nowned ia" arms and conscious how dear are It's
own memories of this sort, will be far Indeed
from envying such treasures to any Of its citi-
Zens or constituent States,--or from confound-
ing them with tie mere archieyes and imple
nents Of faction. 1t wllIather recognize such
jewels as part Of the general wealth and strength
Of the nation. So Great Britain entertains no
jealousy of the memories which Scotland cher
ishes of Wallace and Bruce, of Sterling Bridge
and Bannoekburn. |. knows that these names
are substantial portion Of the military power
Of the empire, and that they fred hearts aud
nerved arms at Trafalg gar, Talavtra aud Water
loo. | fcel.sure that the gallant soldiers here
present whose privilege it has been to re-estab-
llsh the nati0aaf dominion ever mang thousand
square leagues upon both slopes Of the noun
tains, entertain no petty suspicion or spite in
regard to gallant feats of arms doue upon the
other side Of the great question which they
" have settled They yield to the Southern army
all claim upon the honors of many we'll fought
fields which are to 60 down to history as trophies
OF Confederate galanrry<'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-08-22

NOTICE.-Obituary notices exceeding few
lines in length charged advertising pay.
able in advance
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07
A War Democrat Photograph
ed by q Republican ArIIsI.

The editor Of the Albany IN. ~ Journal
(the Republican State organ) thus draws the
picture Of General Ben Butler
"Let us sum up in few words Butler ia
a talented, long headed, ,unscrupu politician
Who has taken advantage Of be nations cir
cumstances to improve very materially his
own He has strong points Of character he
is shrewd and uufeeling farsighted and cal
culating desperate and remorseless. II the
public cause can be benefited by promoting
his own, il is well if Otherwise his OWN
MUST IN ANY EVENT BE CARED
FOR He will support an Administration or
a policy so long rs it exals, enriches or
strengthens him when it ceases to do so, he
is its enemy. He has uniformly put himsel II
aboUe principle, and before public pelfdre.
His associations have been corrupt---if not
bad himself, he surrouDds himself with men
Of the worst character As a General, be
would hazard suY loss to make the idol oi
an hour as a citizen, in h,s enforced retira
cy he has certainly shown no disposition Ia
submit to personal sights for the public good
10 any European country his Napoleouic pla
giarism, INTENDED TO EXCITE A MU
TINY AGAINST GRANT, WOULD HAVE
BEEN PUNISHED WITH DEATH BY
COURT-MARTIAL. In this it has only ex
cited disgust coupled with thankfulnesl
that man who can be so base is no Longer
in position to destroy armies and imperi
campaigns"
This is the portrait of the great War Dem
ocrat Of New England, after he has hi,
shroud on, The order respecting he remain,
issued from Republican headquarters-nov
is; Stand aside, and let the coffin pass =
Cincinnati Enquirer 19 "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

Ioa The Convention shonld be held
early eno. ~ get Tickets to the soldiers
as there will be a largely increased democrat
&c vote ip The army uext fall, If they can get
tickets, And the Convention should not
thlnk Of nomineting a candidate who did not
support Yallandeham 10 1859, or Mcclellan
10 1864. OF platform We are not so particular
--our State platforms hate varied 40 much
in the last four years that it would be difficult
to tind candidates who approve every thing
-con'aiued in all Of them There is one thing
vitality iaportant--the Democracy must steer
equally ele.r Of Abolition aud Secession
neither endorse the War, nor wink at the Re
bellion - Coshocton Democrat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07
The Next MOVement-A State
ReIlgI0u

Some time since we were taken to task by
a eotemporary in this city for the expression
of our belief that the next move of the war
party would be the inauguration Of State or
Established Religion, Events are constantly
happening to strengthen that belief The
New York Tribune thus admits It. 1t says i,
"YATIoNAL RELIGION. -ss4.g
1--WE nov ask our friends who are orqaaf-
Eing 10 Ggitate TOR the Interpolation Of a re.
hgious testor declaration into the fundamen
tai Law oft country, to consider once more.
and thoughnully, the late decree of Maximil.
ian, establishing aud defining the relations be.
tween religion and his Mexican Empire. vaa
n4 f.i% - rt% \
"We thought all this ground had been
fought over, and the contest fought out, by
our grandfathers, so that no controversy re
garding it would hereafter arise. TWENTY-FIVE
years ago we had as little apprehension OF
ever being called to oppose the establishment
of national religion az of an imperial mon,
archy. But ours is restless age, and seems
ready to take long strides blackboard rather
than to let well alone" n a7ii nt
We have got a huge nat ona debt, a huge
standing army, fastened upon us, and in order
to have the trinity ofmOnarchy complete, an
established church ia next in order. All OF
the heads Of this trinity spring from the same
spirit Cincinnati Enquirer 1ga eaff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

The National Intel ucor at one time
the Leading organ Of the old Wing party
IA paper always dignifed and conserva-
tive in the expression Of its sentiments.
in an article on the present aspect Of
things, Truly remarks Whatever may
be the views Of the administration at this
iuctuIe, one thing to our mind is clear.
and has been clear since the late peace
conference, namely-the hearts oftbe sec
tons are nearing and meeting as never has
been the case since the outbreak of the
rebellion. We believe that the masses
desire to make any and every sacrifice Of
uonressentials for the sake of restoration
to the high estate Of our old Chassis union
Of interest, affection, freedom, and pros
perity The statesman will not be wise
who shall stand against these masses when
they determine to reunite," aI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07
All Right.

The Dayton speaking of the Dem
oeratie State Convention and Its candidates
says, 2a -.'- tFp.i t.I
"As to the time of holding the State Con
veution, our own judg gment is that II had bet
ter be postponed to a rather late day. Bnt
whenevet held, look out for big and enthu.
siastic delegation from the "Old Third who
alter ths Convention, win cordially SUPPORT
any nominee who has himself supported The
previous platforms and nomiuations of the
party" ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-07

The population OF Paris this year is l 1867.
S4I GOALS, exclusive Of garrison OF 2s,300
men.