Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-19

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spirit u ftisaalissqs a.d ssesss. they still
cling - thsis ~ pressure sysisa Of vili>
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. siahias sanss end vsssing essalsses in
he swa ssats Their old q, Of ~iiisssyss
esssisv q 80 Usies vill NJ jossss ssail. they
stand q lass before The people sndisguised
end wiil By them Be hurled from power
When once the people ere eensinssd thss
they are bsine betrayed end sssd By sshe>
ming politicians and deuagogues they are
sssdy 10 right matters 1t once, end dot Ct.
fectually. With patience have they borne
the bold raid upon their Dearest rights
blood bought and priceless. Yet when wis
dom backed up BY the true instincts Of the
prtsiotic American heart demands action
shey sss ever ready, but still abiding theis
tine. until sober appeal and calm discussion
can reach The minds and hearts. of oil. We
ere powsslsss 10 right our wrongs By appeal
20 any ether tribunal than that Of popular
reason.
AZ present, there 10 some encoura esmsnt
The Conservative masses are moving, and
that reason. which. for time, was resigned
y the guidance Of Jaeobin dsmasoeuss, ID
returning. and the decentralization in nation.
y s6airs bsought about BY the machinery
Misrepresentation. through the agency oi
ths Central Directory u Washington, is be
Ing net asd refuted by calm and digDiilet
attitude o. ths part Of the people and fret
sad fearless inquiry On the part Of the press
18Th North end Sovth.
The Radicals. fully aware Of the state o
a4aiss. win uss every means 10 centinu,
- Sorss their dogmas upon the people
end this should stimulate every lover o.
psass aad harmony Of feeling. and every
lever u our ekols eosssry, TO . more &C
i've interest In organizing . party Of re-
sisaasss - their tyrsnnicsi and Jseobin
measures. The people should organise ia
. manner equal t. the grave crisis that il
uDoa -. They should avail thsmsslvsa
o. every means Of consulting and acting
together. - - peacefully to avert The
daagss that msnscs N. Ia this emcr
gseey inassivity 10 weakness. All sheuld
b alive. vigilant. and active. but modsr.
ass, conservative and cenciliasing, guided
b reason. 20 there b always danger Il
u1tfaism.
The dangers which thssaasn ~ are real
yst u met with Arnnsse, nodssasion sns
confidence, viii b svsecous. We fear n,
anarchy. unlsss iaasgsraasd By the Radical,
II vain sttsmpt 70 rssaia their high .hsnd
ID rule. We fsas ~ sAsserscy from Loui
Napoleon unless ftsa ~ sanc cause. bu
sAesid sny danger pssssst itself, Ist usdsr
elton rule. . violsat and unlawful resistance
hswsvsr partial, wssld bring on eonfiic
VAeh would emily strenethsa The party O
Jsese'as y mak'se their theory plausAbls
that fseslliea still exists in ths bee. = Q
shs people osshs South. BY this mean
sAsy wsuld be able 70 rally many partisan
70 their side. Who nov sss the Injustice an
iapeliey Of their proseriptivs measures
On the other hand, by wise, ilrm and moo
snss policy ~ must continually gain &C
essssoas Of strength amongst those Who q
NV partially inclined to yield to their rri
tasing and unjust schemes.