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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
Tho CONFLICT % Authority -.
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rhc C0mAice % Authority -.
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nnd l3em. Crane.
The Baltimore Gazette Of the :lst 90 clear
IL states tho nature and condition Of the
conflict Of authority between Gov. Fletcher
AMI Gen. Grant that we give its paragraph
in place Of a number Of kilograms on the
SUBJECT
A very nice question has sprung up in
Missouri. CIV. Fletcher = rampant Radical,
has long been carrying matters with high
hand in chat State. lie latest exploit was
tho calling out Of large body Of militia to
proceed TO csrtsin counties where tho Radi-
Gals arc In minority, and where - . mat
tse Of course. the people are Assumed 70 lie
nss only dssa6 scted but eontuMacious. The
two committee thus placed At the tender mer-
cies Of Gov. Fl:tchcr's volunteers seemed to
have appealed 10 the Federal authorities for
protection. and as tho course adopted by
Gov. FIstchss he'd created great excitement
Gen. Grant proceeded TO Missouri 70 inquire
into the meter. The rcsult was that ten.
Hancock, in command Of that department.
dispatched several companies Of United
States troops to L .xiHgtoN Tor the purpose
Of preserving order. This Interpretation does
not appear to have suited the views oil
Fletcher. Yesterday he telceraphed to
Washington, protesting against the action
OF Gen. Grant, and declaring that he would
not submit to the interference Of Federal
troops in the affairs o! the State II was
such an inparallel ID outrage Federal mil
itary commanders in all States being noted
fcr their strict Difference to the State and
civil authorities that the Senate, symIa.
thixing profoundly with Governor Fletcher
and earnestly de.,rous-as the Radicals
have invariably shown .hemselves-of nain-
tanning tie rights Of the States intact,
promptly passed . resolution Of inquiry, to
which the President 10 requested 10 respond.
We regard this - IN excellent beginning.
We trust. however. that Republican Ssna.
tors vii not stop short with Missouri. II
is rumored that there are other States in
which the military are constantly in the
habit Of intssfesiag With the civil authors
ties. and nov that Republics Senators have
bssn srosssd = The sacrsnity VI the thing
is would be well ioe them 10 push their in.
uuirieo in thoso dinnniooo a1oo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
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European. rrnassss' Upon tue life Of tie
EMPEROR Of France, that individual fon>
tiuues to faurn aud improve in health. ],
is the reputation Of Napoleon FOR marvellous
mate skill IL stetccraf, winch il really on
its last lsg.. The iecadcnce Of this man as
an intellectual prodigy, 10 the marked and
most striking event of the year now hurry.
ing to ils end.
/. was said Of Napoleon but short time
siace, that not cannon shot could be cred
in Europe without his permission. Emper>
ors, K,ngs. end ell manner Of poten'ates
were his fici'e poppets, and At his ned
thrones trembled. Bat during the past
spring and summer vast numbr Of can-
non and needle - uns were fred without his
permission, and kingdoms were cut up and
divided without his getting Mice Of them.
liz. was snubbed. cheated and decided by
Bisnarca, and promises were made 10 him
which were not kept His Mexican expcdi
ton, his literary frauds and swindles and
other f,olerics, have made men recall the
Boulognc escapadc, tho EeIintoon tourns-
,nent and the pet eagle. These Bonsparte's
collapse rapidly when they have passed the
grand climac,cric, and w.lcn rein ovcrtakcs
them iss work is very speedy. The old
Bunnpartc. TOW ards the close IL his wonder
ful career, biunlcrcd in all his calculations
lns. as this ono has donc during the last
twelve months, and We all know how he
rushed down M inclined plane TO speedy
perdnion.
We are only surprised ,ha, his adverse.
rics have not already nssalled him, as wolves
do dying bis n, but they are merely wait
ing for him 10 make few more blundcvs.
As yet prctcxt is wanting, IN the shape o.
somc net II violence, but tina, will soon come,
and another great Napolconic reputation
will come to grief.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
OMcissl RcaWrm~ Of Denlh by
Cholera

4 letter has been received at the bureau
IT statistics. treasury department. dated
London. November 81, from the registrar
general Of Great BritAin. asking Cor official
returns of deaths from cholera in the Unit
"a States since July Let. Upon tho recipe
of tho request Mr.. Delmar Immediately is
sued rcquisition upon the proper officers,
asking Tor returns, md the result has just
been published. The returns show that
while in England and waies, during the
quarter ENDING October !. 1860, there was
10, go deaths from cholera. in the United
States during the four months ending lie.
cc,nbc. !. lsG6. there were l2.G2s death ,
Of which over 500 were in the city # 81.
Louie. In New York there were is? -
Vicksburg. 30; Philadelphia, s94 SAvan.
nah. 23l New Orleans. 1O2 Richmond.
l6i; Memphis. $50; Louisville, l5a CHI
c,co. G1s at jefferson Barracks, 40; Ty>
bee lslanHGa., 30. These were the princi-
pal places where the disease prevailed. The
United States returns are from 81 Of the
principal cities aud towns, from the post
cp.amln dcrs, and United States army
They arc believed TO comprise nearly all the
mortality which has cnsncl from cholera,
aul afford an interesting comparison with
TIVE mortality TINT attended the SAM aiscssc
IN England aud Wales.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
Distress "am VvoOllen. =

Distress.'in woollen, Tin winter, appeals less
forcibly to our tendercr sympathies, than
distress in nAkcdness and starvation. Still
the distress which over-production has
brought upon the woolen inter, ST Is descrv
ing OF cominisctation, and ought to be fail H.
fully improved by the sufferers in tracing
their caamiiics to the proper cause.
1t is PLAN that thu reasoa why the mar
ket is over stocked with woollen goods is,
tia, there have been ton IN my woollcn goods
made; the reason why there have been too
'"~"y gods made is, that there arc too
many people making them. Tho reason
why 50 many goods can rot he sold at a
profit is that the cost Of subsistence is 80
high. especially the products Of agriculture.
The reason why the products Of agriculture
are SO scarce aud dear is because 80 many
people and so much enterprise and capita
have been withdrawn from agricultural pur.
suits to engage in manufactures. The rea>
son for such wholesale desertion Of agri-
culture is tina. people have been falsely cd.
ucated into the belief that n protective tar
,if as exhorbitant as that We nov live under
could ovcrrulc the laws Of trade and contro
the market.
Nov, when their hope has failed, they
como clamortpg to Congress Tor more tariff
when they ought to have learned that thu
| Government can no more give them a steady
market than it can give u the ferry boats OF
the East river . uniform height OF tide.
lf It were not for the effects Of the tariff
in making subsistence costly. and prices
high, the woollen manufacturers would no
be in distress, because il they had manufac
tured chcaply, they would be able to sci
their goods abroad ~ well - at home
would not be confined to single mai kct
but have al, the world open to them. Blu
BY their own folly they have shut the world
markets against them. and now cry out To-
help. because they had not ire wisdom &c
So manage as not 20 overstcck our own lin
tied market.
| The woollen manufacturers now demand
cheap wool. That is to say. they would lik'
free trade in wool, but protection for WOO
manufacturers. That 10 carrying water o,
both shoulders with . vengeance. The,
talk about the necessity Of making the raw
material cheap; very good-but why d.
they forget that theft cloths ore the raw ma
terial Of the ta,lors.-N Y. F1se
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

HooEsEsS, n. H.. March 81, 1856.
Neeers F. L. Wallace : Co.. Gents-A
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

Tmk Capitalization policy. says the Boston
Pyst, is progressing charmingly in Wash
iag,oa. |. Is stated that one Of the ablest
members e the Committee on Finance 10 in
favor OF the Government taking possession
ot all the disl,lleries in the United States
and doing all the manufacturing. The fact
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OF the practical introduction Of socialism,
the Government at Washington being tho
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

No MoRe;M,lirARy TRrALs.-In view Of
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case Of Bcwles and Milligan, declaring mill
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TO North CAroilna aud Virginia. and other
po,t ons Of the South. .ischarging civilians
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28
A. II. CROSBY. N. D.

NAxcnssrsa. n. II. June %, 1866.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-28

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD= =
i HIlMh ER AhRA NGEMhA1

i SUNNI ER ANGEMkNT.
The Trains OF the PenDsy wanna Central Railroad
leave the DeDot at Thirty first and Market Streets
which s reached by the cars the Market Street Pas
seDeer Railway, running 10 and from the Depot Tha
last car leaves fIoLl street about 30 minutes prior
TO the departure of each TIain F-OA
On sundays-Cars leaye Eleven and Market
streets 45 minutes before the departure Of Trains
Baggage the Depot Order5 left at the od1ce Nc h
63l hesput street. will receive attention, N' W.
TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-20

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. 8
" ON and aIter MONDAY, February ~ two daily
trans VIII run between Wasbmgton an, and ~ L, neh6lrg
connecting at GoTdonFYile With Virginia Central Rail-
road trains to ana from Riobmond as tollows;-
MAIL TRAIN.
leave Washington daily (hunday eXcepted), at 64S
A; NJ, ana arrive at Lynehb1rg at 3 20 + M. uy..
Leave Lynchburg sf A. NJ ana arrive at washing
~ AZ ~ - M EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave shineton daily (includinR sunday at O5 p
M and arrive at Lynchbgtg az VW
Eoth trsins making close connections at Lynchburg
for ali poinfs South and Southwest and at Washington
for Nor b and Northwest
me road IL attractive not ony for its com labla
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Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
be had IN Boston, New York Philadephiat apd
Baltimore ana at the Oices Of the Toad n MashastOn
or Alexandra W. II. MoOAFFEkrY,
General eupe. .ntendent
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
Where the Merit is-Mr. Ezekiel s

Where the Merit is.-Mr. Ezekiel Skinner
Of Oisego. Mich, writes as follows.o Olive
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sleep. In this condition she rem,ined for months
colo sweats came on. and she became entirely
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the disease "A combination, of nervous debility spi-
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-04-26
SercnIde to Senator Lane Of
Indiana,

The Scrcnads to the Indiana delegation. OF
which brief mention was mide in last nights des-
patches, protr cted until after midnight. Ser
ator Lane. in response to the call made on him,
said that tlie Civil Rights Bill was the elimination
Of the srInd scheme for which the rllrtyred Lin.
coin laii down his life and for which grand
armies had fought acd bled. 1t was glorious
work to emancipate down: trodden race and put
them under the protection ga law Calling for
equal rights In reference to the present aiiiicul
~ between the President AMI Congre.'. the iegis
iaiiye branch was not responsible. Cone.ess had
only asserted its rights and powers. and chosS to
use them IN the protection of the down trOdden.
lie Was IN constant correspondence with men OF In
diana, and he could assure Them that the masses
there stood by the action of Congress, aud win aid
that body all that lies in their power. They de-
sire that the Uni n shall be reconstructed by Con-
gress Such was the feeling in the West and in
the North Tie heard the cart, quake with
shouts OF victory nhen the Civil Rights Bill pass
cd and behind every shout who up
held the Constitution and the Union. Standing
alone. b; its own strength. Congress was nothing;
but aided by the Omnipotent, it was mighty
power; and as they were able to defeat the rebel
armies they were competent, TO prote 1t the Union
In all its-rights. well the citizens thereof
in all their rigilts.-Cor. Caicag7 Tribune.