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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-04-07
United States OmciaI Directory.
State Official Directory.

J. A. McDougall,
John Oonness, - -'-'''0'S
y %i3ia% u $iSs %sEssgsy %Eissy Members Of c''srs'.
Frederick F. Low. Governor
L. y. Machin,. 800. .Lientenant Governor
B. B. Redding,. Secretary of State
Romualdo Pacheco,. Treasurer
George Oulton, Controller
John .. Mccullough. ;. Attorney General
John F. Houghton,. -. ..Surveyo1 General
v. M. Clayes, State Printer
John Swett,. :. Sup't of Public Instruction
w. G. Stratton,. ...... State Librarian
George S. Evans. 800. .Adjutant General
E 3. :: ;;$s 4s5;s:. Ss$:s' Hsr''r Commissioners
W. P. Tilden, Res'dt Phys. Insane Asylum
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Silas w. Brockway, Judge District Court
THIRD DIVISION U. 5. INT. REV.
n. M. Orr, Assessor
John Sedgwick, ,............ Collector
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

A. %MHT kkA
A. ssshanos = spSskiag Y ~ sgsss y
~ salaus ~ psspls 4 essSsstA sssst.
says: "Ws kaew efmany dsspstisms =
~ - = ssAvsnllsuS ssd passIaasat.
We ~ non ad1iag 10 shsa dsspsaiso n
the SHAPE II % Asssican Congress. Nay
svsa u he whole people Of the North wesh
sndeatos - vxis che South. wvwould only
have one instance more Of dsspelism s4
srcined BY ons part Of . people evss aoetA.
q part efit." r.
TO chsass rsdiesiiy . government thle
10 based on liberty and comn on conss u
can have no other nsan,ng but 10 give 70
It hasc Of despot,srn and coercion. This
sdmittsd. and nothing can prevent rsve,
luton in the minds Of our people In faves
Of liberty and constitutional order. And
thoss who ere still called rebels aud treated
vsrse than strangers will be foremost Il
pleading for liberty for they will hav,
felt more than oil others Whist dsspstisa
means. In monaschies the subdued ~
come broken martyrs in republics thsj
bscoms indesnitabls Lcsalds or liberty. q
. On pessecuiing submitted people, 50 q
calling them rebels. and the very name yo'
Intend 70 make hateful will, ny your owl
iniqaisy, be elevated to glory and honor. :
These men thst once rebellsd against lh
Union in the name 0i AwricaH slssss7
will bs the formost in fighting for III
Union in the name Of american hbSttv.-
Abide By events; events gave vicassy Z
you, but they gave 1t the same time Gu
Constitution TO them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

We cut the following Washington tsls--
gram from the /ndspsndsnt Herald.
ITO ~ ARRESTED President has
issued az order directing the arrest Of ell
onlcsrs of the Frcedme.s' Bureau interest
ID. directly Or indirectly, in the cultivation
Of farms In the Southern States.
This certainly will b. the cause Of grief
10 The pure minded, disinterssted, benevoA
lent loyal individuals that have been run>
ming the machine known - the Frssdmsns'
Bureau. Generals Stedman and Fuller.
ton have recently been Oh . tour Of inapsc-
ton throughout u, Southern States, end
have examined into the workings Of thu
Duseau, aud have reported that The groMA
sst end most glar ng frauds have been per-
pstfated upon the peoplc OF the South b.
the managers Of the Bureau.
The whole control Of these institutions
have been left entirely with officers taken
almost exclusively from the New England
States, and in many instances ministers a
the gospel have been invested with the du-
ties ~ the Offices growing out Of the Fresd>
mems Bureau, who have run the machine
upon the true Yankee principle Of ''puf
money In my purse" Unfortunately fot
SssVoV w nsoso lucy uovc UVCs Ovebt jaw
in their ncIario1s practices. aud it 10 like.
~ that many Of these white choker chspA
viii co=ss to grief they certainly will If
they get what they deserve. These incorA
ruptibls dvines have put ON corruption,
end have shown themselves experts in man.
upuAting the Bureau to their own interests
Il IL pleasant to know that the Government
intends investigating these frauds, and, il
should be hoped, will punish the guilty &C.
vsrely. A man who would steal FROM mig
ger muot b. mean indeed
The policy Of the sAnctimonious Howard
who makes speeches At missionary meeting
for the propagation Of christianity in Tim
huctoo, is executed bv The kevs. Fits enc
James, Who are missionaries in the bcnight
ID regions Of the South. They Hll theiu
mission by hanging negroes up BY ths
wrists for from ak to eight hours, and pay
the expenses Ito themselves) BY appropriar
ting the profits Of the labor Of the same ne
groes for thirty days, while the Govern
Dent pays them large salary for their 10
Dor in seeing that negroes are protected il
their liberty aud guaranteed exemption
from the bxrbaris,n Of slavery. The Rev
Fitx has been removed, It Ia said, not b.
cause be did his duty TO his master Howard
but becausc he made public what his master
Howard demanded he should d. TIKI
freedmens' Bureau, like the Bureau for tn
Indians, IL managed by severe christianS
and both are evidently mortgaged aud fore
closed BY the Devil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

A RADICAL ATTACK ON GsN. 0RANr.- =
The Chicago Republican,. edited BY = man
named Dana, who received his newspaper
training and political education In the
edace Of the New York Tribune, and who wss
recently and an unsuccessful applicant for
NE Collectorship At New York, has opened
IL batteries upon Gen Grant, must probal- :
bly, because he is the friend Of the Presidsnt
and just>minded aud humane in the treat
ment u Southern men whom he paroled Il
The cloos Of tho war; His Recommendation
Tor the release Of O. g. Clay from imprison.
msnt, his action Of Gur;cy, McCann, and
o4hers, who have bsen made the objects Of
local persecution, are too much for tn
nerves Of this ''loyar' saint. He takes up
his pen and produces and article hssded,
"0rant % . Thief and Murderer" He
couples his name with that o. the Philadel-
phia butcher, and narshals him before his
readers u the Ct companion and peer Of tlle
dendish murderer Of the Dtering family.
We quote the subjoined paragraph .
indicating the bitter malignancy With
which not only Grant, but Sherman,
Sheridan, Thomas and others, are aasailsd
By this friend Of Stephens. Sumner and the
rest Of the "Direc.osy." II h still mort
singular that this man was bounding on thb
var, through oil its stages, and was even Z
eue tune Assistant Secretary Of War, ont
ordering and directing these motementb
and alleged murders, which he now classeb
With those recently pcrpetrated IN COLI
blood 1t Philadelphia. This 10 ME LAM
gua1u:
"Probst wanted The q, 900 and the bootk
Grant wanted Richmond; the Dseeing fam-
Ily stood ia the way Of the money. and ~ |
rebel army in the way Of Richmond. Prob4
I'll The persoss vhs esuld pssvs4
- thsls Grant did The saos. Proset ~
y oes0 than Grant, bat, - - ths aasssstt
u Ab ~, Was fully equal - hin; 0saatb
notive ~ - csi@inal - that d Probol
nd - acoonplish IN successes hs 0usdseeh
~ poODle. Ito, ~ 81
70 t6s extent that Grant IL = thisf md ) |
Apt1sees, whose deeds can Be clasoed onlt
y he same grade With the etrocioGb |
daughter ct the Deering family, = ~
must b chased the acts Of Sherman, Shed |
dan, Thomas, and their associates, rank ~
". III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

Fssa ~ LAlagssas Jssrsal, -.
4 eaotls(naa - eass ffs1 Jaspss
ceuoiH vWtsr6at nsssine, jneGoes - q
$3.50 "a ~ pdS(iculosp e = Ok. vesy
uneh He ~ NsuhnAyn saao tsaos1I,
3hidk ooeossGd abouG sax 0ilse eaee ef1Ga.
esllase On Wednesday svsaiae. h ~.
~ 8 - sGais srs Addisaa faskiesss, .
vsli kss~n wealthy asd ssspscssd eitisse
of tbat county, and . younG 0an naoed
0wsn 0eehsi1ge, wio ; slsD Sstsseoeted -
BE- young man Who has hithsfle borne %
unbismishsd sspstalien. NJ. Rnskinsea
carries on . lasos lam, upsa which ths
young man hes issen Tor ssns time employ
q. b. havisg soos interest IN putting 10 .
CjSp This ses6oA.
On Wednesday, NJ. Parkisson discovef-
ID that his daaghlss, GNGy pretty and IN
tsrsstine GID Of some Soartesa or nfteen
yeass 81 49,, hAd besa salsesa, aad that
0uthsidp w. her ssdscss. Taking his
pistol, ~ Old esntssaan proess led to tas
barn, where the yo0ng man woe putting
away bic horses, and Deliberately shot him
three times, killirg him instantly. Asses
senmittine ne I'D, NJ. Psshinsea oaoe
no effort q Escape, Ut proposes - ressssn
and ansver 70 tie law. when our inform
ant 1sn, . cosoner's jury bed just been en-
pannsled, but be did MT have time TO awei'
the result Of it, sctid0. NJ. Psskinsoa Il
said to b. man worth not lea than 30,
600. The affair has created . ssntation i
the vicinity vhsss IL oesusrsd. hardlI
equaled By that oecasionsd BY the shooting
of Rvsns by Dr.. Newland. Ferthsr devel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

"Nixsrssx S1Arns."-The Philadelphia
Dolly Ns~s. we'll known q . Rspublican
newspaper, administers the following seath.
ING rsbuks 70 ito rscrsant representative in
Congress
The swtocsat Of Congress has decseed that
nineteen States are three -fourtho Of I'll the
States in the Federal Union. and coase
quentIy that that number shall alter the
Conslilslioa. fsat
In the name Of freedom tho Constitutes
Of our country 10 10 be trampled 10 the dust.
aud such demagogue - Thasldeus Stevens
made king over tho enslaved pecpIe.-
Whose lelon hand shall tear the stars from
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Thaddeus Stevens speaks vesy boldly but
Il 10 with the intoxicated cosrage Of despair.
He may rant for tune, and s'discourse fus.
tain" to amuse crsdulous fDllowess and 10
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23


The GERMAN DirricuLrY.- troubles
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attitude; now, however, not % much be>
tween Austria and Prsssia o. between Aus
tria and Italy. The diplomatic discussions
between Austsis and Prussia ceatiuus !;
Austria still dsmanding the disarmament Of
Prussia, and Prussia each time the demand
is made again rsfssing. Msasebils sseh
rcfusai eugeudsrs tad feeling, end the
mtI1er German Ststes ere gsasualy draw
ing ~ )re closely TO Austria Pruosia has
dcmsnded the disarmamen: Of Bavaria and
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tsrest. have refused But Between A0stfia
and Italy suddso breeze has sprung W.
The people bold enthusiasts oar nsetiues;
the Italian Parliament hes unanixs6sly ..
solved tlats eyery pssparAtisns shoslaf ~
made for war; and the design ON al aides il
to precipitate . conflict with Austria, with
the object, d osssus, Of ssiAlee Vtnitis.-I
fAiisdslpAia Ledger, 15tA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

RADICAL Ak6UUPTl0N OF FOVkB-U0Lv
REVELATIONS. . quarrel between Mr..
Conkling, member Of Congress from New
York, and Mr.. Blaine, Of Maine, IN the
House Of representatives., on the first inst.
the facts came out that in April, 1886, Mr.,
Charles A. Dana, then Acting Assistant SEQ
Rotary Of War, invested Ne. Cooking by
several orders, issued in the name Of the
Secretary Of War, ~ithout the sanction Of
Mr.. Stanton, with the most extraordinary
powers; among these was the right 10 ex-
anime the dispatches in all tsDsgraphic o(ll>
ces in the western division Of New York
which enabled violation OF the sanctity Of
personal Ind business cosreepu0dence. For
his services in this connection, Mr.. Conk-
ling received on the 9th Of November last,
from the United Statcs, the 0odest fee el
$4,000.
The New York CsmsssrcisJ, says Of NJ.
Conhljng's reply to this and other charges
brought against him BY Nr. Blaine:
He makes no allusion to this charge, nor
does he tell % BY what risat Ohss. 4 Dana
dared invade the sanctitics Of private CORE
apondence, or 10 authorize any body else 10
perusc tho communications that passed over
the wires in Western New York. Who was
Dana's tool in other districts. and how
many speaking agents for this contsmptibls
businen did he 1ndr That single state
ment By Gen. Fry lifts the veil from the
mcst secret recesses Of that fearful power
which Was welded BY Stanton, Dana and
Fry, With the miserable tools employed by
them, in darkness and stealth. II makes
one shudder to reflect pom the power that
Was graspsd BY these men. and which was
used ~ badly by them. We trust Con
gress has the courage, no matter who winces
or who bullics. to press this investigation 10
u head, and 10 bring TO light the Mysterious
workings Of an Office whose very existence
y standing menacs 10 eur institutions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-23

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