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

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sArunoAt svsArro..~.... JULY :.
TDR NEW TA04WR.-4-
Aseehse svidenss u sselisaal deniae
lion, sad he aggressive sSlsit Il Yak.
ssaasicisn. which al~eys sppssrs, Will
ioudess. and most seriously earnest in 10
patriotic, OF humanitarian professions. 4
keep an eye to the main chance, and seeur
the turning OF IN honest ~ penny, IL tn
new prohibitory tariff The bill realizss d
the old vows of the New England Federal
lists, by subiecting the industry ofthe coun
try to the benefit Of the Yankee manufac
turers and shop keepers. To them the en-
tire nstion must pay tribute, and lis whol
commerce be given up 10 them 40 prey
With the exception of Pennsylvania. an
her iron interests, every other State 10 pros
trated a the feet Of New England, and ths
Keystone State alone gets anything Iiks
compensation.
This bill. instead Of being tariff for rev,
enuc, will have exactly tho opposite effect.
for il must decrease the national income
millions Of dollars. BY its pfohibitesy fsa>
lures. Nor 10 il . measure Attending fair
and equal protection to American labor. -
Except the manufacturers. The other de-
partmcnts Of labor. agricultural and com.
mercial, will b. subjected 70 ths bvsdsn ei
an enormous advance In the pries Of the
neccssaries Of life, without any correspond
ing advantage. Even tho operatives in the
manufactures must suffer in the end, when
men driven from other fields Of enterprise
by tho difficulty Of making living, will
crowd their business for employment, and
the composition ofIabor struggling for food.
viii give those tyrants. monopoly and csp>
it"l. tho opportunity to grind the faees Of
tho poor and grow rich by the "sweat Of
the laborer."
A more inilutous Law. destrscsivste thv
interests ofthc whole country. BY which
"tho rich may grow richer, and the peor
poorer" than this attempted p.ecs Of
"class legislation" was never enacted in a
popular government we hope most sin
ccrely that some means may yet DO found
to defeat. or delay it, until tho next con.
grcssionsl election shall FREQ 10 from the In.
cnbus Of Radical Legislation. God knows
the curse Of New England cupidity. aud
New England fanasicism has worked woe
enough 70 our country, and Il 10 about line
tho tribute Of blood and misery ceassd. In
The speedy restoration Of ths States 70 their
constitutional rights, aud ~ appeal 10 ths
'ober senses ofthe people Lies sur only heps
Of redemption from the Insult erabls tyraasy
81 that offspring Of New EnRlsud 49,
int"lsrant Radicslism.
a.
Tss PrOvsrbial "hsa with enc ch;ehe.',
% but faint illustration ~ 0rsSQSys6 con.
i'i'on now. lie has tive chicksns" a
hand just now. which he anos il sxtrsme.
y dimcult 70 take caro- Of. There i. vAaA
no terms the "boltcr's eoassntisn,'' sAsas.
ing that called for August lA.h, q phlls.
de'ph'as about which he 10 battling With
that active little sparrow hawk, Raymsss.
ana then there 10 h's iavorits psolessivs
lariu, which he has much to do 10 cave
rom tho claws ofthat stern old "frce trade"
!~'oo" Of the Erenin0 Rst. Poor Greeley /!
lie n !" apcck Of trouble, and scarcely
gets time to nurse his sics bantling, me
gro suffrage II is n troublesome thing
Tor the "Crotchcty Philosopher" to NEEDLE
Win realities Of life; for the more honest
ho is in his opinions, tho moro he Is laugh.
ed Al for his pains.
ssccst@c In 1ensolcmoassn In npenn.
syovmnlm.
From the Philadelphia Age.
In Our State tho indications are that Rad.
'calism will soon bc q . ruinous discount.
stevens NAV hold L>pcastcr, but in other
districts tho contest will b force and de-
lcrminsi against the present Rrdicsl mem.
bers. Kelley. and UNsill, and Myers and
Chaycr will have TO face constituenc,cs out.
aged BY the by the manner II which they
iavc subordinatcd the ssal inlsessts Of the
country to negro equality end partisan -
pirants. The business Of Phlledelplis has
'cen terribly disturbed and shattered By the
var and sventa growing out Of ths same
Dur commercial rivals are taking advantage
4 circumstances to press ~ ssill further 4
no wrong direction. and our Radical Rep
csentatives have, by their vsasa, aided in
topping trade and commerce from en- aSy.
they have followed the mad aud hsady cur.
ent Of Radical malice, and opposed IN
measures calculated to reunits the sections.
md allow Philadelphia TO occupy her old
lace among the business marts Of the ma
ion. Tho votes Of the men named have
TODD In the way Of all efforts To bsne0t Ne
rade Of this city. They have proclaimed
y their action that Philadslphia 10 asainst
.olding any intercourse with The peoDle of |
no Southern States, and these unsn wonder
Fhy oil the trade Of that section 10 not
CURED into the laps ct our mersnants.-
hey are now learning Whist Il sosts 70 M.
old and support the Radical party, and if
no prescott Radical members be re- elected
hey will receive another lesson. Philad.l
h.a should DO represented BY national mon.
nd II the merchants and men Of busincs
tudy their own welfare aud that OF the city.
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