Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

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RsuAaKs OF SECRETARY STANTON.
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ON. the band playing orally round the
Flag" "When Johnny Comes Marching
Home" and other airs. Secretary Stanton
said
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% ooO Oco ;nhahit.nts Of the loyal State
feel and will continue to feel. what II cost
to unfold their government against r,
he,licn.
"Thc Office Of President dcvolvcd on N,
johnson after the death Of Mr.. Lincoln, o
ire 10Th day OF April, 1860. Thirteen day
before .na. t'me, nIcnnonu' tne seat OF ~
siv 49, ,a,ar ,ha r.ho, c",pn",.na,r !,
chief. Robert e. Lee, routed and vanquishc,
surrendered his army as prisoners Of war
Gen. Grant and the forces under his com
mand. BY these rapidly succeeding event
the rebel government was overthrow, an
the official authorities gave themselves u
ss prisoners OF war.
''Thd Prcsi tents annual message to Ii
present Congress thus clearly states Ii
condition Of the country and the questio
thereby imposed upon him:
"'I found the State suffering from the G
fects Of . civil war. Resistance to the ger
eral government appeared to have exhaust
ed itself. The United States had recovere
possession oftheir forts and arsenals, an
their armies were in occupation Of ever
State which had attempted : to secede
Whether the territory within the limits q
those States should be held as conquere
territory, unde- military authority, emana
ting ftcm the President Is head OF the AT
my. Vas The first question that presents it
self for discussion"
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osn's "essages concerning inc reopen
Ing OF courts, postofices, and ports, and con
tiuusd:
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