Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-14

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Sse1S So-1ov = ~ edoieoien Of Vallsudig.
~. Tksss ass ehsss ~ assert sAlt 81
osss - sxrlude1, and Ahsss whs asssss
vjeh eoud 1eessatoottuo thoe d muse notbs
sA1or0Si =. TIE sbisstisn q not v him
Ecsossally. Lut ~ = sansd - Z represent
seiso = = 81 whas wsrs kseva . pcecs dem
eeunes essiag The ~, ana .whsn Il Il said
III 80 ass oppesod 70 b : admission, IL u
- tAsy ere opposed - sll ,eho wee sss
q bssk n ~ ,s'e or ~ lms1c1 q rrel
oogV,nR IL Unieo. This ihcludes Ben. and
ssu.ss.v " 49, fem Nee Y1()k1AN many
Nuo chr Stasoo. uho have agreed with
Shea politically daring The pest iiss years.
The sppesittD . vallandktooisg great
81 euone The Ohio delegates. A majority
3D. Ohio dsnsesasa ere 10 lavsf Of ~
a11lssson, bet the Lew Campbell delegation
uad minority Il shs dsmecfaos ,Grs stsDng>
y againss him.
Gen. Stssdoan has drawn W aresoIution.
which b. saye - will oGsr immsdistsly aS7
tss The Temporary equalization o. ths con
vsatios, 10 exclude I'll frsm The ssuth who
wsss original secsssienists, and I'll non tte
north, Who durinR the War we're convie(el Of
o6snsss, o. discountsnsacsd eosrcion.-
This + iaes0ded especially To- valIandig-
Nm. 0ov, on, Of Scuth Caroline, 10 I'D
Nh04n iaver Of il, sad he nsussof aese
~ he leading eoushssnes ass qastsd in the
saus sssasstieh. j .ssii
Isallsd - vallsndigham shis aftesneoa 10
ascertain whss we're his views 90 the sub
jses. ! found bic room AlIed with friends
vhs sppsascd 70 b s1tssnsly Ged to see
bin, end many vho bod never ossn him be.
fsss we're 6ssuring him how glad they were
10 mses him. Judging from the number Of
delegates who honesea him in this way, il
will Be- hard wosk y exclude him from the
convention.
asksd him hsv ahout this talk against
him. A
He replied that il was I'll clsness and
weuid amount 70 nothing. - 60 ~
Bot" said I, ''they will put you oukr
"They cant do it." said he, my creden>
tale ere 10 ny pocket, aud ihev Gre csrti.
0sd y, Just ~ others arc. Whoever at>
tempts to put me out will md hard work Of
u. II they rule mo out, they viii have 10
rule out majority Of democrats tt0m Ohio,
oil from Missouri, eli from Maryland, end
81 from Kentucky. OF couvse lheif rsssl1-
lion could not mention names. but would
have 10 apply to . class. q
I told him hal then heard Of . resol4Jthn
should speak without the comssat Of ma.
jori,y ofths delegated.
He said b had heard Of this too. but j.
would not do any good. 1fhe wanted TO
come here 10 make speeches, and probably
should not have word 70 say. uyA
Az left him hs said: III will be in the
convention. and oil attempts to keep me
cut will fail" Thus aaeters stand in rex
eard 70 what seems 70 BE- the most iae9A
tant topic Of discussion IN convontion crclcs
thn week.
Ar. Pcndleton, Of Ohio. will not be here.
ssithsr will Mr.. Allen or Mr. Ewing. II the
latter we're here, he would be made prssr
dent Of the convention.
Fraok Blair will not bs hero either. lie
70 buoy on his plantation. ss
Mr.. Winthrop, Of Massachusetts,. and
Gen. John A. Dixon. arc named in connec>
ton with the presidency Of the convention:
also Mr.. Ashmun, but that Is hardly posi-,
bic in visw u the fact that Il will require
I'll Of Tuesday TO effect permanent orcan>
iaasion. l4g r7 L<6xFl9g
Nis the int. ition TO have both tho Dsui.
ecrats and conservative Republicans Of each
State vepesssatsa il the oousmittoes. THE
two parties, however, will caucus separate
y until the cnnysnticn IL organized. -
Tassiow Weed and Dean RietassA -
expeeleA Tomorrow ~r:s,t..oy1
Pm,LADxirniA. August ~.
A lArfs number Of delegates ffom IN
parts ofths country ere arriving here. M
0Qe00o consultations were held to-day TO
sscues hasnony in the proceedings. vallsn.
disham arrived here to. day. The tWo del
eeates from L,uis,ana. headed by Cuthbcrt,
Halssea, and W. II. King, have harm nixcd
and arranged eli differences and rival
rice. fn
The excitement 10 increasing rapidly
This svsnins the Continental hotel and Cir.
ord h0uss.a and ths street between, wsrs com :
plsts,y hlockadsd BY the crowd. Much an
nv discusslea wss rejne %. uouls dcclsr-
Il that vallandishsm and the party that
e rspeessutsd. sho,ld net enter the con.
vsasica. =
Pseuaaao Wood irsists vehsue~oly NJ
thes eheIi be aduIt1od vithoot oShretiea.
X ennyus Of V6e 0eotheea ds}eeefSS iii
~ heI1 - ~ v.orv,ins n Aee;SS A. ; a.
esars, 70 b. pursusd ,osards aeryksrn dsI>
sgesss.. .s
Arssesossss les W. ps,ss nave =, been
.ess ,sr,sssstss; Il ~ ;"S,rs,s -
suss their eards By applying 70 Z. White.
y. soon la7. Centinsatal hotel. The nsm.
~ 81 sne Pses: .'. eooepy s:ats ~ 'front.'
;",r;r. n - " WV ~ ~
Pn,IApslrn,A. Aue II.
About three HUNDRED delegates to ehs con
vsatioa have % fas registered their sases
O he book u the excessive commletse,
1917. 49,. - "A - g.