Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-28

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~ oeessasisa. he Hartford Cssssas said:
49, 11aersosut Of The Psssidsn6's pOl
~ u ~ eossatiA De:nes 0sss - stsenG.
Thorough ssA hsasty. t. eDsah plainly. .
6ailuso - this will Ice - The State The
psepls are got V y put o6 b any half way
asosusss."
While il was Il session, the wirss were
NECESSARILY AAshine with nsssagss between
New II avsa aed hartford, I'll summing up
In ths eue 49, ssossacs. I'VE mxst do this
q ~ shall lesA The StAtsi' 1t was there
lsss dslsrninsd - psss halfway rssolu-
ties Il 'ssaadsaes'' in the President I'LL
slese ths s,sctiea, - the party did 10 New
Yet. ~ ~ ~ ssassn given BY Nj. Ray.
osad, Vie says that II the Republicans d
shas State bad ~ pretended to indorss The
pslisy Of FRESHEST Jshases they would
have bed a.jori'y Of atty thousand against
then. The Radical candidate for Governor
q Osnasuaisst, Jessph r. llswlsy. IL ID
mitssd ~ lie supporters to DO ono Of the
.'aisuaioaises" alluded N by the President
- .'hsmmsriog q the Constitutions" and
@ please hin, ~ ooaniltes Of the Con
vsutien On resolutions struck out the wore
''spssdv." which was in the original DRAFT o
ths one plsdging support to the President il
HE efforts to restore the Union. What i
70 b thought Il saeh unscsupulous politica
trickstsss, Rvsa the Worcester MASS.
S,y-au Intensely Radical shoot, whose ed
Tier u msubse d Csnrsss-is constrain
u 70 speak Of The ''artful dodgers" 10 th
r-aa--:.- ~~snH>A A~~~a.
There u 10 occasion - eeoosal the fac
that vide diGsssncss exist among Repuoli
cone % ssRasd % measures Of reconstruotior
The Connecticut Republicans ~ers dispose
h their resolutions to waive the points
difference, 70 Be explicit upon the point
about which there 10 no dispute among II
nsmbsss, and u lsave the candidates
sceak Tor purely political sxigsncics make
them very cheap, and does not tend to com
uend any declaration Of principles 70 pub
lie reopece. The platform % . whole
weak because Il y equivocal. 1t does ..
Nest With oirectuess end courage specif
oussGiens which q this moment demsn
estsnsieo, the right Of which, in the hone
opiuion OF nineteen twentieths Of the 10y
people, ought 70 prscede the restoration
the Southern States to their old rights
The Union.
So thosouyhly disgustsd have the II
Union men ameas the Republicans Of Coz
nsctisut bsesms BY the dishonest course
che Con invention, that the Danbury Times
for ths last thirty ysars journal neutral
politics has hosted the Conservative III
and 10 nov doing battle for the Democra
ticket, headed BY James Z. English 1t
edited BY Two returned soldiers, who 90
1.-THE gentlemen forming the ticket
nsu Of worth, great practicabili.y, and .
reserved patriotism. We have no hest
tien IN plscing the nominees prominent
before eur readers, and in recommend
them for The support Of oil truly Union M
In our views Of the situation, We ave Gle
II poiutsd out The obstacles In the way q
esccessful campaign BY the Democra
party, end the advantages which would
ceue from . new ticket composed Of II
whose devotion 70 the country 10 unconta
mated BY partisan prejudices. Su:h
ticket has been made. placed before th. p
pie, and through the people will become
success. To L w give our full supp
being firmly convinced that On ito succ
alone depends eur release from negro agi
ton, unjust taxation, and political intol
onoe. 0od grant III"