Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

'rVA.ILY DEMOCRAT:


lVseytS oecoSo fuCJ H'a
~ epsas dsal h 4 d,sse;et Of Osssobis.
I vot<d against thai bill In rongrsss Up.
plausel becaass thd pr pc Of ths dissstel
said they did -; vent n. lApplausr. ]
81 ytsp man. lApp'sase.
Allsw ~ u ~ I am assinst nsgro
fv1sgyt, mol ONT 1drFUi16et Or cut6i1
oiA but slsswhess. kAppas@eal ! -
aeaiase Il in Keg(ucky Asd suA sgainxt II
Is south Csroi -. ThJ eAises (nd Llscks
sss ea,issIy osrsn tpssase RI The
white man hssa pscuAr form, 4 pscul ~
lace, nsse SD 1sAgk Aair, witH all the
slsS:s!! !! !sit".l fess th.t s.bsf - man :,
snd Be msn. The other may u = .,san.
but with extraordinary 'nr'y hsi4 laugh
,ssl en- ssosrksbly dat nose. he one
hes . hollow in the foot. with the her the
hol ~ Of the foot makes hnIe in the
ground. LaugLter.J Ia oil Aeir in
stiscts, in every reseEct. they are sparate
and Distinct Sas4fe intended thfm "a b.
Distinct, sndNGhsd. Stevens and d., con
not max" them one. lIrsat spp| huse =
Nos will give that }ss Of peoplja MI their
r,yhts-r ghts If l,fs{ Of l,hcr,yl and o,
ps"pesty and ap4,r > ,stsinine them in
I'll rsspssta- xhss6 these are involesd, d
I will 81 sgainst~ax man who ~ cot IN ia
vor Of them. [Arplause r. II is ai that
man born south OF Mason aud Dixons
line cannot h,vc any other than this kind
Of feeling. That may be true; but anuth
or thing " also true, that whiles1 thus feel.
challenge any one Of the extremists --ons
dozen, two dozen, or three doeen 81 them
Ito 40 - much f"r the negro Of Ken
lucky as will do mvs.lf Applause. =
The men who sill pr"t+ct this people are
thske who were Dor" am',n, them They
70 treat them we'll.
Mr.. Smith spoke Of Z letter received Of
black man, IN h,yh he said "lf they
want to have their threats cut, put us TO
Il . b llol BIZ sa~---z-<-~------
We are TO ex. .ise humanity. tn improve.
to elevat. to eiuosse them. ! would sepa
rate the black man from the viii . man.
put a. . black nGvs, in his ovn country and
the white manfn this. Applause We
have fired the black man ~ extraordinary
measures-by fosr years pf war. terrible,
bio dy' war. | would use some extraordi
uary Efforts y put him in country where
he CAD hs to himseif-csm have bis own
gislsture and his own presi .crt, \ d sc
can have our own Applause. We csn
nut them in Utir own country. where God
intended they should be- l en- fos re
publican form II COVER nment, AZ d am -
posed to monarchy on any portion Of this
continent. I d, not desire 10 have any
more var. We have had enough. Our
country has been made 10 bleed from one
end to the OIL her. BIT would say in re
spectfnl terms TO Nspol. on, if you do no,
remove Mcmillan from Mexico there will
be million "f men who will remove him
for you. fApplau,c And 10 that country
that undertook to interfere with us-that
burr cd our ships, that received the kiss Of
Nspo IN on ons cheek ard turned TO him
the other would say. IL you do not pay
US what you owe u, ard with compound
interest. you hate GIT to suffer TO-. Ap
plause And IN that event Ireland will
rise. Applause God Almighty di, no,
make this great hand OF civilization, Of lih-
ertv Of education, and Christianity to die
out in ~ haur. Itmsy be the great battle ci
ArmN ge,ldon will he fought hero. From it
will 60 out all Of freedom. of Chr stianitv.
nf a,.ubli.nn natinnslitirs tn, oushou. the
world. [';rcat applause.