Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

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WEDNESDAY xvxhlRu. :. OCT. 81.
Bassegn Hlnssers
Tn eAsl9n questioa doe sos diminish |
In Interest," sna 10 Developments ars observ- |
I'd With due rscogniticn Of their import |
anss By The leading powers Of Europe.
The latest accounts from Gambia. embod-
led in the London despatch received At New
Yord few days since, mention briefly the
cccuersnee Of . cousidesa lc battle, resu,t>
ing In the rspulss Of The Turkish army
Details ass net saf3cisoty fall 10 j1stity
On accurate sstlusts q the losses % either
side, or Of the extent Of the victory, and it,
decision upon the military expects II the
situston.
The silsstiea Of Tsrksy. - produced BY
tAs insssssetion in Csndla. gsows desperate
In the ssGsme. The traditional ''siek nan
Il last seems 70 b. really N asfies'o "sorf's'
The threatened uprising Of the Popalses IN
Epirus and Thessaiy can only BE- precipiss
tod b. Q ecusidssabls Turkish disaster. such
as Ne suspect NJ recent hsasls to have been
Bat bsyesd shis. thssc - ooiAsas isdisa-
tons fee The faac Of The Ottoman Empire.
The olscisi press Of Russis does not hesi>
tate 70 avow IL hearty sympathy with IL
inaurrsctisn. and there cen be no doubt hist
the Bsssian Bear is makieg himself ready
for . crushing embrace u the exhasUted
and rapidly sinking Turk.
All Russia will rally With snthuslss0 70
the invitation Of the Car 70 assaos the
memories Of the Csimsan war, ed ssixe
the matesaal advantages " the possession u
Constantinopls and . permanent foothold
upon the important outlet Of the I'ospherus.
Russia 10 nov even ia condition TO put Wss-
tern Europe u dc6asce, should there b oc>
casien. Il 10 questionable. however. wheth-
or her Intervention in behalf Of the Greeks
viii be opposed by . second Anslo-French
alliance. England il evidently sssrss 70 ~
other arrangement promising more risk TO
her commercial interests, aud even less mil
itasy Reputation u herself than the dsat.-
Public seat,msot in England lsng since pro-
nouneed the Crimcan var MI error. politics
ally and pesuaAsily. no less than II was in
the judgment Of mankind. % far ~ England
vas considered. . military failure. As to
France the probabilities ere lees dsassm,na-
bio respecting her policy upon the Eastern
question. The diplomacy Of LOUIS NAroLsoH
10 q least match for that Of Russia, and
will abuudansly provide for the emergencies
which bic sagacity will adequately fnresse.
Either grand alliance Of Western Europe
against Russian sgsrandismsot Or thsimms
diats and FINAL dissppsarases from he are
M Of nations Of the Turkish Empire, 10 the
inevitable solution Of this growing Eastern
question.
Radical AGlaasers.
Il very clear that the Radicals wsrs
not exactly prepared for the firm stand IA.
ken by Gov. Swami and the President, ia
relation to the difficulties with the Balti.
morc Police Commissioners. When For
uey issued HE clustering appeal to Penn
sylvsnians 70 arm themsslv fvr the con.
tlict which be .vas 40 dcsirous Of inaugurs-
ting. he scarcely anticipated that il would
be desirable for him to make himself scarce
in Baltimore city. as suddenly ~ hs did,
Il mus. be gratifying TO every lover Of
peace and harmony 20 know that the off,
GERS Of the law are determined 10 enforce It,
and that when such srch-agita,ors ~ the
editor Of the Press, labor n he has done
to incits the people to bloodshed. they will
promptly check his rev dictionary designs
by placing him where, for while a, lcast
hs will be beyond the reach Of further mis-
chief.
Every respectable Radical journal in IN,
land condemns the defiant course Of III,
baltimore Commissioners and those who
have been aiding and abctiing them. tn,
case ia si'nply one Of law. and by no indam
masory appeals to the passions Of the people
Or BY violence. As matters nov stand Their,
is svory probability that the supremacy o
the lev will DO maintained, and that he,
the case 10 fully investigated, the refractor,
Commissioners will be retained or remove,
in accordance With the evidence. II Nj
Fornsy, or sny Of HE followers feel dssirou
Of making an issue with the Government
they can do 90, but We sadly mistake tn
temper Of the Government, ~ veil ~ tn
great masses Of The people, IL such actioI
on the part Of these disturbcrs Of the pub
lie peace would not 10 visited by such ret
ribution N should long since have fallcI
upon them.
The country wants peace and quiet, an.
the people demand il. Already . markes
change has taken place in public sentimen
and the rsbukcs which the adherents o
Forncy and lsrownlow arc receiving at tn,
hands OF those Who, during the cxcitemcn,
Of the election campaign. sustained ami en-
couraged those radical sgitstors, Is = pleas
ing evidence Of a return Of sound, healthy
tone Of sentiment Let the Law be sustain
cd, and all violators Of 4 Be made 70 suffe,
its penalties. We have had enough Of blood
shed and strife. Let ~ now have the que
which the country needs, and which b Vi.
tally essential 70 every business mans Ii
tercsts. Frown down every attempt .
disturbance, and Ne shall soon have resto
ration Of good feeling, and revival Of bus
incoe.
4 0SGnaace - 0e01 nIaGe-A0ere
ding 0Ce0e % Coura.
4 very affecting scene took place in III
Supreme Court Chambess this morning be
fore Judge Bernard. one which, for ~ tim,
brought team 10 The eyss Of nearly ever
spectator. II appears about SIX years se'
one Mrs. Barrett len babs, named Edwsr
Barrett, twelve days old, With . woman
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