Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

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The rrssdnak nasuno ~, recently 60
sctsd by OsnQpne - 11na y the Prssi-
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The rsasess Why the President has lakss
The inpertsat sssp afs fully sst tssth in
his Veto Message. which win BE- fosad 10
the columns Of this p4eef. ws commend
them to the pespGf = 80 eeader 10 the
land. They s4elfsf - - - sossney
and indiesaaSG1y pslp1Al, = ~ Prssi-
dent eou66GAsals the sitaat11 Al the
people ps1oo osuth ars bousd I fhs bill
to hslp ot in esssytag it. sxsca
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some expsaess the measure wsuld incur, 20
il is elaimsb " the ChisiMaslsesAs that they
should b sutltlsd to . vsiss n ths natter.
which they sers not. Msss - this the
President jt4pvessd, u1Spl ~ 6ay be to
the crsati1 = St1esehse slae1 tg1fmy Of Of
as..hs,k ~ tAsseeh - eDsth. vested
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isqmD e1o1hss stasdiae oeQy & Qiars
III sksssrh ~ essAssy ssssn - bill
operative. Ne pssvss y ~ ssntrary. In
this docunsnt thaths u nst sas idea man
and that idea purely African. He takes
The bread dsuocsstic ground of-"The
0seatest Good for the Greatest Number, !"
ssd in that let him have the full and unqual-
lied support Of the Democracy and oil Con-
servative men Of the land. 1t 10 bold and
fearless step that hs has taken. and no true
friend Of the Nation caa do lsss than horor
him therefor.
FAiRcLoron.- saw Boothroyd Fair
clough In Hamlet, last night. We pro-
nounce him genius; enc Of the ascending
dramatic stars Of the sge. The impression
produced upon the audience last night vas
= .rked-the frequent outbursts ofspplsuse
sttesting tho very highest satisfaction. Ey-
cry auditor feels that Ne. Fairclough is
Natural and that he has touched the depths
Of the characters hs reads He 10 polish
si and refined actor, an industrious student,
and scholarly artist. We were struck with
t,is power and the evenly sustained bril-.
lisncy Of his Hamlet. His recitation Of the
sol.loquy was not acting. it was real. it was
fact, the working Of high toned soul dis
traught and expressing itself on the pro-
foundest Of questions. In the scene between
Hamlet and the Queen, Mr.. Tairclough
startled his audience BY powerful outburst
Of passionate emotion, which - eminently
natural. truly grand.
To night Nr. Fairclough will appear Is
Richard III. Let no one who feels an in
tsrest in the legitimate drama. and in the
sue :ess Of artists Of the 6rst oraer af abili
", fail 10 attend. His rendering Of the
character 10 pronounced by competent crit
ics 10 be mastery and profound. The Com
pany supports the star with ability and
resdiosss. Last night there was no balk
ing. nothing to interrupt or scandaliss the
movement Of the great Tragedy.
GsAxp MATINEE ron LADIES AND CaiL
sRkN-On to morrow (Thursday) afternoon
". Hsls's dramatic troupe, will present At
Metropolitan Theatre, from tho original
manuscript Of tie outAor, the great moral
Temperance drama often Nights in Bar
room." No parent Who has the welfare Of
his children at heart. should fail to have
them witness this performance. Early i'm
pressions are strong and lasting. and % the
play 10 but thrilling succession Of life
pictures, it will prove IN eloquent warning
J., all. The death bed scene of little Mary,
ths daughter Of the poor inebriate, 10 PEI
touching, and must kindie emo
tions in the hardest and most obdurats
heart. The play will b presented with
= ,rs than ordinary care and It l. sincerely
(, be hoped that our citizens will liberal J
reward the entsrprisins manager for b .
efforts in their behalf.
Evsasrr HousE-Sr. Louls.-The Ever
ct House has become 90 vel known and
90 popular with Iowa merchants and others
visiting ST. Louis, that it seems almost ~.
perfuous to make mention Of Il in our COL
umns. And yet ws are urged to do 90 in
view Of the fact that the opening Of naviga-
{ on will iii that metropolis with our peo-
pie. Jennings I Gildsrsleve, the popu-
lar proprietors, still hold the reins, and
seconded by such gentlemanly and courteecs
clerks - Ncssrs. WIN. L. Grover and Geo.
Toristall. the public will 6nd no more com
Portable or convenient resort in thst city.
The location is . central one, convenient
70 Ill lines Of transportation, and in the
very business heart Of the place. With gen
tlemasly peoprietoss and assistants, nu.
m orous and we'll trained servants, every
msdern convenience, and the best Of losa
doos, the Everett stFsrs Superior induce
nents to Iowa travellers.
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RsseLurs Rlss IxsuR4xcl ConPAxv.-
E:sswhsrs Will 30 found the statensut q
tie condition Of The Resolute Fire insurance
Company. The most casual psrssal will
satisly The reader - to its financial sound.
uss. All good business men have csns y
ehs eesslssion that the only sats nannsr af
doing business 10 By keeping continually
insured. Many nan, by neglsesiss his
duty, has seen the savings Of alifs tine con.