Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-18

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~ ~ bons0e of ths radicals - JUS ecoe
tslight ! eiys T. ssssy E, = = circulated
hses u&hoos oe41ieo ageo - - g ~.
oity. h - - s1ersnto0 q IL =.
p1blsaa puFty (9bd thsy - nov n IL
6a6erity) Wses immensely dtegustsd q
ls1I1ine thas Gen. ehesn6n did net ssise
81 1hs nseFess wheo ~ Amy INST q ~
dl1hph1ns nafch tAsossh Gsorgia and.
what was 10 thsif syss nees unpafdonable'
did net am svssy 90 G then vhe 49,
ahls bodied How to Geew ssoeuso upon
shs beave 0snsg1l with visw 70 aeoen.
Dieb 1Deie poepooo ~ ~ peeblem y -
solved. OF course, Il Wa IL Insight Of folly
- ~ . weed aGninst 0en. 0hernan VIII
~ kursls Of his late campaign ven yet
lFssh. The report suns ~ thiS devioe ~
sseoetsd 70: 4 rumoe Was 81 sl|oot that
0ea. Sherman had suddeoly shown sieus Il
insanity that h was believed q IS ~
cesyos wsnois q ~ eaejy port q he was.
and the oxcltemsut arising IRON his march
iron AslaneA - oavannah he's brought on
return & biz I'd trouble. Just q this June
tuso o0essoney Stanton W. announced .
having gene b Gen. Grants hsudquartsss
- eeutse With hi0 abeut most important
uo11sts. Nothing W. more easy than 70
soet ~ eeDry that ~ reason h. confer.
ouco Was The reported dsranesment Of Gen.
Sherman. Could this officer be displaced
q this ground, the radicals could wax loud
Il psaiaes 81 his past achisvemsnts, sympa-
thi1o Win his adliction, and secure g his
succeesof some naa-psriaPs Butler who
woeld not stick any dsnaad oftheirs. Such
II ths sspeet h cisu11atiea herr. To-day Z
new phase appears upon it which would
seem to render credence to the original ru.
NOR. Il h stated that the object Of M.
Stanton's Wait 10 Gen. Grant was to decide
upon some fixed rule for the disposal Of ne
groes coming within the lines Of Gen. Sher-
mans army. Il il now understood that
the mode Of dealing with them which Gen.
Sherman has adopted, and which 10 the
same - that adopted BY Gen. Mcclellan du.
ring the time that he was In active service,
y 70 be superseded ct once, and hereafter
I'll able-bodied negroes who are captured
will b furnished With arms and made to do
such service - they can in the ranks ofour
army. This demand of the radicals was
urged on the ground that Mr.. Lincoln was
reelected on strict abolition policy, and
that now he must pursue that policy TO the
uttermost, or forfeit the support Of the very
men who did the most to secure his re-elec-
ton and any officer who will not cooper
ate 10 this matter must be shelved without
any conjunction. The whole story will
doubtless be made public in due time, but
do not believe it viii differ in any impor-
tant particular from what I have stated
shove.
Especial dispatch 70 the New York Times1
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.
Il u rumorsd that Gen. Sherman has
communicated 10 the President that the
Georgia State authorities have applied to
come back into the Union, and that Secrs-
tasy Stanton's visit to Savannah has doubt
less some connection with this subject. It
IL also believed that Secretary Stsnton's
visit TO Sherman will result in the augura-
ton Of new policy in Sherman's command
in reference to the treatment Of negroes who
nay come into his lines hereafter. Such
negroes will be armed and allowed to do Of.
tocfive service In the Union ranks.