Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

fare. Full fare will be paid 70 Des Moinss.
and delegates win return fres by presenting
certificate Of membership Of the eonvsn>
ton properly a,,estcd. The Western stage
Company will carry delegates at two thirds
tire regular fare.
The philadelphia Conveoe00A
nnd ..she Balance or Rower.''
The New York Journal Of Commerce says
Of the Phils'lelphia Convention, 'if those
who manage il are guided BY patriotic no
tives. il is pos.ibls for then 70 save
the nation from the sbyss toward which il
has been tending, and TO gain for themselves
distinction not surpassed By Statesmen 81
soldiers in this o. any other dine. wm
they 90 manage ity' The ssms paper
adds
The convention now called By msobers
Of the Republican party has shers1sse this
significance, that. II rightly managed. u
may possess the balance Of power, and thue
Weld the entire force Of either q the two
great parties. Il ID hopeless 10 think 81
organising new party which o. have ia>
mediate success. and 70 psecuos no such
idea is entertained. Il would BE- folly TO do.
as waA done BY few conservatives h Con>
necticut the other day, hold . convention,
and adopt conservative reselutions, high
sounding and fierce in tone. then adjourn
and vote steadily thereafter with radicals
for radical mon and measures.
Il is remarkable and interesting fact 10
our politics. understood very we'll BY pook
ticians, but not 10 we'll knowa 70 the genes-
al class Of observers, that there 10 con.
paratively small ilerti0g vote ID the esoaesy
which almost always decides our most In
portant elections. II 70 only II sins Of
great excitement that this vess remains
steady on either side. Every 90 kaewe
how small = numbss Of votes wese requires
n elect Mcclellan inseeed q Laecosn. IN
1864. Sometimes dsmefcnos o. eety I've
or three votes in each election district will
change y State. There y scarcely an eIsc>
ton district IN the country IN when there
are not more o. less uncsrtsin vesea which
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influence Of the republican supporter Of the
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in the popular mind. that The radical organ.
ization includes majority IL the psepls Of
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dalton IN TACT. Upon iair test. Inc nes'on'
Al democratic organization would command
TO ,lav tho support Of 4 majority ofthe cleo.