Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

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Congressional.
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met for general debate on the Presiden9s
Annual Message ~ if in Committee Of the
whole. -
subject of KecSrss rdcssoS supporting the po-
sitISu assumed hy the President. n. III -,
Mr.. 1ngersoll was the next speaker; his
subject being also that Of Seronstfucsicn.-
lie cxprssued lislsell - sentieed = hndibg
ne Democratic party Of the North advOcA
,;rs iii, tie eeme sjeesee Of warmth end
with the same lack Vi honor for the pltnci
he dic,aiiop Il thcjr Soulhrrh rulers. " y
The Northern DeAoo6af5 WGFe As ready
AMI willing rs everttHy were to suoserve
s 4S g gI;9sIfy !" rSs IL baAE1se psSc dias
Ncaeh had not only the defeated rebels TO
iivht. and she Nblslik1a lFioariS snd allies OF
the rebels tofight, but they als0 he'd she
Executive 10 fight with oil ne power and
Tic sSuthtr1 .ssiAocrsv. ~ ~ Pspt
| lent 70 bops, w0sA hQynSel haye 70 sue
cuAfb 70 the f,0WeP tf Hdt06eS6 ipo0t6e11n.
fighting tue battles II libessy and universal
jisticr. A false issue had lsesn ffesentedao
the people and The President had d,ne what
he could to nislead the people, but he Mr.
Incsss,ii sin,,irS ID. III 81 his. uower 10 un-
,cssk tI,s des,eDti0n which the President of
Inc I,nited Sistea would impose un,n the
people "a q
Mr.. Incersoll took the rroun,l that wbcth-
g. ~ feihi STATES wapc Of tuuib MT; etst
Of tLs Union every citizen OF them who be
CAM 4 .1(ive 6Ani5Hv - lisi,la Is - efdated
IN ali rcsDocts l,y the Government ms for
eiyrA, ana van,ains an alien enemy until 70.
lieved 81 Iva disabiliiies hy CONGRESS. This
SIon ne 1r,,,rypr},sl Nv c;sSalons ffom - 4.
ierS q, mn fnaiional law. -, 3 r9s"eIe.
Hc expressed his bci{cf that there would
have been Iiitlo tlihicuhv II, reservation n
hc presiflenf Of the United States hmi con
srien.iouslv and honestly discharged his du
- ~ Inc A1ontrv .IthH infi rndre ie6asnert
and less ambition more patriotism and less
..got;e,n INIT the Peesidcnt had n desire 10
maize himself conspicuous and CONSEQUENTLY
hlin1leel NV ambition he :cfusrd ~ N, q Nat
il was his claim duty to do call a sneciai ses-
ion 0f Cunaress. Andrew .JoLnson never
had been viii, the Union Renublic,ii bco-
nle nj heart IN the nrincinles IN which The
war ,r.s Cm,o,,t Am.lrew .Inhnson ba,
been for maintaining tl,e Union because he
saw no chance OF battling successfully
ayair ct It and bccause he wanted to uasin@in
slavery in the Onion. Andrew JOHNSON was
especially a Southern man with the preju.
diccs. with the animosities, hatreds and the
sh,,efstition Of the Southern neo,,le. An.
,ircw Johnson had never l,e..n rerornizad bv
Inc Southern leaders who inaucnraled r.
heI;ion NO ona ~ thrir nccrs an ihst no s.c
r;ficed nothing when he refused IN IN ,v,t n
them M nrver had heen II [, eLSri, as ono
fthc snokes of southern noltticsl wheel -
lie vs. "a. dsy filled with poison of malaria
slavsrv. whick he inherited - Nd Il afnncv
and IN, ripcping years of his lie lie hal
,alLaL loni th Ma noea off rnoe',r ,rl,.,,
| II vss his Interest To do 81 when he conl,I
| remain in the United States Senate or have
| ,n,l,or;tv oso mii,,ary C,r.rr,.r h,,t nc
com Or he WAS rioahr,i viii ,hs ,,..u.., - =
President and hooked TO be re- elected in 1sds
ne whispered in the ears of rele,s ,hst ali
his talk about traitors was mcre oammon
| ,nlendesl for New England and Illinois
The President had pardoned his old
l friends and BETRAYED the marty which gave
him a name liz had Given the lie nv his
| own actions IN the sentiments h;ch I.e II. 4
exnresse.l within the last four wears
| Eanfir,c vrnnjf c,,ne wher, kmIrev .yobo,
Al. .so.,,ahs 80 low ,hers be mona 81 moor as
,"do Nh. =. rS' .T0Tv TF' :.
NJ ine,ss ,e res., from, s.,, 10. =,
John.,n so,ne ,rao.s r,n,,, nv. p.s.; ~.
snerchrs Il, the scnafe IL {s;r a,s $500
eli wbv IL was that ,r,itors bsa mn, he.,,
tried and executed. He unrersol;I wo,,ld
wager all he owned that Anipw Jobasnu
would never have Jsf Davis trieti or tina, #
Davis were ,rssd and convicted An.isew