Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-14

Inou and ths cQuallly ~ tn States arc invited to
,oin us slsst 10 savc the country nom IL pas
J. \. HAYWOOD, ChAimsn.
Dr. Monrs. Apssl IN. issB.
.l'he nsenaeacAn 1ssoes or tho nay
The political issuss &C nov presented to
the people 10 . naaAsr q ouss sisas. bold,
and distince. On Tie enc hand VIC sss cal>
led upon = decide whether We will rseog-
nine The Soulhern Stalss ~ shsmbsss Of the
Confederation ia sesfs 4ss ssss teiDsm. the
inst,tusios Of slavery alsns accepted. which
some contend has bssn s6sssually dispossd
Of BY shs issues ef the war o. vtsthsstAe
people viii ignore shslr sxistenss - States
in accordance with ths disclosed policy Of
the Republican disusisaists.
The dominant party u thsday, which 10
the Radieal wing Of ~ Reso1ofna ssgsni>
xs,ion. 10 q issue with President Jahnsea
o. this all>absorbine question. The Psssir
dent has nasksd - : liss Of tssty = ths
work Of rsabsrisg ~ Union which d In The
main patriotic and just. lie declares tha I
ere var VAS ~ased upon ths PA Of ,hs
North for The purpose q eaintaiaisg The
Union Of States intact and that bss,ng con
q iered the South asd esaps,lsA Ne Stans
IN revolt 70 lay dawn their artA1 v sss soi
nov lssislate them out Of t4s ,upicn II
party purposes. Ia 'aecmdiaet &th ,his
common-sess siew Of che question, III
President has officially nsiiasd ~ South
States that they arc It iitssty 10 sJsune The
functions Of their respective Slate, Governs
ments, including the right 10 send repre-
s'"t'ives to Congress. imposing certain
con iitions upon them. however, which be
deemed necessary and proper for the mains
tc 'Hnce Of the public veal, anil with which
cur.rcAders are NIL familiar.
In equal good faith, tho people Of enc
South have acknowledged their defeat, aud
In every instance have rhccrfuliy complied
with The conditions imposed upon them by
the President. With s,,ldcncd hearts the,
have set about the task Of banishine q "a,
- possible the dread ravsges or war, and Of
obtaining tho means Of subsistence for
thsmsclvcs and THAI k~avss.-fisf
Dss, lust here, The dominant party step
IN, aud with all that bitter aud lN0seical ha
tired which they hive etinced tS~srd The
South for years. are excrting I'll their pow.
er to prevent that restoration Of de Qpiqn
30 ardeatly desired by the Rroiden4 VIA
The people. Net content with trying to n
initiate, degrade and dishonpr the whole
Southern people. fn ,sasse, tkey Ire deter
mined 70 psrpesaste thss dess~duesou, and
ias,en il upon their innocent pe:terity, BY
dlvss,ing them Of Oh political rights and in.
ve~t'ng their slav YES Of ycsssrday with
fill political power to dominate over
hem. Besides the qualification Of re-
rgc. they seek to carry out tho cold
blooded policy Of their own,imiScd,s,c in
tcrcsts; and to this end they would Airi
canizs tho whole political power IT he
South; so that through the operation Of
their Civil Rights bill and Frssdmsu's Blu.
rsaa swindle, which created . swarm Of ofis
isl vermin. ifths Southern States did not
absolutely send negroes to Osusress. thsy
would 1t least send representatives ~
came fully up to the iln6ics1> d,sunIeni
standard. s@esA - ali
The issue before ths psoele is tssrssss
bold and distinct. Rthse seaneyy u 70 b
saved ftea eentinued anarchy and esafas-
ion, ws vill sssarsdly owe il y Alx
Johnson. ~ ~ ~ ~ - H. aSwSk
against the sehsmes Of he Rsps6iiest n. n.
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