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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

A PEOPLE encroaching on itself IA Con
gress elected by the People encroaching on
the People the Peoples Representatives
"the only branch of the Government from
the cncroachments of which any serious
danger to our institutions is to be appre
hendedn = This is the gist of Andrew
Johnson's last pronunciamento against popu-
lar Government, through his Secretary of
the Interior, Browning. There is says the
New York Tri5ane, sure cure for this in
sanity-an overwhelming Radical majority
in the XLth and the XLlst Congresses.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

The TRUE IssuE.-Thc true issue before
the people is whether the Constitutional
Amendment shall be ratified by the General
Assembly. 1fthe voters of Delaware are in
favor of guaranteeing the payment of the
national and the reputation of the rebel
debt, let them vote the Union Republican
ticket. If they desire 10 have heavy tax
saddled on them to pay the rebel debt, let
them cast their ballots for the Copperhead
ticket
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NOTICE. NO poL1r1cIANs.

is said that "erperienee teaches ipisdom" Onr cr
perience, FOR mang years. as printer, teaches ma
politicians are about as slippery as most other pc0pio-
Therefore knoW ye, each, all and cpeiy ono Of yoa af
hereder no Poiuca printing Of any kind character
Mhth i is Jar and proper TO charge or trW be dane at
this office for any candidate erpecdR or ore-secker or
any oiter person PERSONS for aHy paTiy or com
tee, pho may order pork for party purposes unless Me
order is accompanied with the CASH cr he name Of somr
responsible indpidudi rho knorn 10 be conscifaou
No ORDER unless nus paid for or endorsed pH rGceipe
any attention from u.s. and ne hereby gur his eariv uo-
nee q Me Jd9 nat genHemen may not Jc themselves
tlfRCd for the reasons ADORE stated
Epitome Of Business and Personal Matters
r.. E. Hayes of this city, has received the
complimentary promotion OF Major by Bre
vet, for efficient and meritorious services in
the commissary department, to date from
July 81, 1865. Mr. II. went out IN the First
Delaware Regiment in 1861, and remained
in the service until the close of the Rebellion.
The steamboat Major Reybod, which a
short time since was damaged at New Castle
by the explosion of her steam drum, has re-
sumed her regular trips between Philadel
phia and Salem, New Jersey, and inferno.
diate points on the Delaware river.
Il. ID. Clcaver, Esq, has been removed
from the Post Office at Delaware City, and
Joseph Pennington appointed IN his place
a Grand Union Demonstration.-A grand
took place at the Institute Hall, on Wednes
day evening last. The Rev. ]. w. jackson
delivered powerful and effective address
on the issues involved in the present politi
cal contest. lie is an able and eloquent
champion of the cause of Union and liberty.
ana Ills speech was marked by lucid and
convincing argument in favor of sustaining
the Congress Of the UniLoi States In its
efforts to secure the perpetuity of tho Re
public. He was listened TO by large au
iicnce with untlagglng interest throughout.
General Pierce also delivered a short address
The meeting adjourned with loud cheers
for the Union, Riddle and MeKim,
Nep Jerusalem Church, Deya,Oaye Agonue
Morning service, at 1Ol o'clock; evening
service, at u O'Clock. Subject OF evening
discourse, Sunday, November 4lh, 1866 -
Peters Wite's Mother Sick Of Fever. r
Matt. VIII, IA, Is.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

SHALL DnsERTERs vorE.-In 1868 Con
gress passed law disiranchising deserters
from the army and those who runaway after
being drafted. Subsequently, President
Lincoln issued proclamation, offering
pardon and restoration to all who, before "a
certain date, should return and resume their
places as soldiers. Some avaicd themselves
of this act of clemency, but there are num-
bers in Delaware who did not. They are
now at their homes again, and every one of
them will vote the Copperhead ticket, Be
on your guard, Union men. Watch them
close, and see that not one of them he per
mitted to put a vote in the ballot-box ON
Tuesday next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

THE EDITOR of the Tribune well remarks
that il President johnson had undertaken to
''leave the flag with thirty-six stars" in the
late Rebel States, it would have been torn to
shreds as soon as handed out, and he would
probably have been torn to pieces. Through.
out those States the Confederate flags used
in tho Rebellion are carefully laid away for
future pse. Unless the North presents a
bold and solid front in support of Congress,
there will inevitably be another civil war,
aud that at no distant day.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

GENERAL LOGAN ON CorpERHEADs.-The
following is an interrogatory put by Cop
perhead to Gen. Logan during one of his
speeches in Indiana, and the answer
Cop. "a few years ago, when you was
Democrat, the Republicans called you
'Dirty-Work Logan" are you doing the
dirty work for the Republican party now?"
General Logan. eyes, sir; am skinning
Copperheads, and it is the dirtiest work
ever did; but it has got TO be done"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

THE New York Tribune says:-'The
brave people who put 2,sOO,OOO men in the
field, and who buried 1000 of their bravest
and best in soldiers graves, will not admit
that, though able to conquer tho rebellion
armed and in war, they are unable to con-
quer it unarmed and in peace. The politics
OF this country are mortgaged, and the mort
gage is written on Grape and with blood
The People will vote as they fought.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

Be AcTIvE.-Time is short. The issue is
great. The enemy is at work cndeavoring
to undermine the foundations of the temple
of Liberty. Union Republicans, be up and
doing untiring in your devotion to the
cause of right, and do all in your power to
swell the Union majority in our State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

BEWARE OF FRAUp-Union men bear in
mind that our majority in Wilmington was
reduced in 1864 by the frauds practicod by the
Copperheads. Watch them closely, and see
that no man deposits ballot who is not a
legal voter.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

ANOTHER UNION VIcToRY.-Thc official
returns of the Nebraska election elect John
Taffc, the Republican candidate, member
of the Fortieth Congress, by 74s majority.
The Republican majority IN the State Lcgis-
lature will be 10 on joint ballot. All honor
to Nebraska.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

ANDREW JOHNSON has endeavorcd to sub.
vert and change the Constitutional Govern.
ment of the United States by usurping the
functions of Congress and dcpriving it of its
rightful power in the Government of the
country. Every candidate for office on the
copperlead ticket sustains the President in
this high crime and misdemeanor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

RErUBLIcANs, stand by your principles
and your party on Tuesday next, and the
day will be ours Not the renegade DAY,
not Collector Day who deserted you in the
hour of Presidential treachery, but the
bright, glorious DAY OF VICTORY, the DAY
OF TRIUMPH. Let any other day be TO trai-
tors and renegades the Day of disgrace and
retribution.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

VoTE THE WHOLE TIcKET.-We learn
that the Copperheads are making an effort
to elect some part Of their ticket by offering
to trade with Union men. They know their
cause is hopeless, and this is mere trick,
Let every Union man vote the whole ticket.
Do not scratch a name, and victory is certain.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

REMEMBEss The Constitutional amend
ments have not yet been ratified by our
State Legislature. if the Democrats carry
the General Assembly now, they never will
be ratified.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

VoTE EARLY.-on Tuesday next great
battle is to be fought at the polls The most
important that ever took place in the State.
Vote carly, and when you have deposited
your vote, use all your powers to bring every
Union voter to the polls Remember n full
vote is n Union victory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

TAX PAYERS OF you don t
want to sec the Rebel war debt and Rebel
war damages and Rebel pension claims be
come stock, to be bought up by Northern
and European as well as Southern specula-
tors and lobbied through Congress, vote against
the copperhead ticket.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02
MARRIED..

SINGLETON = BAKER. On Thursday
LIST inst, at st. Johns Church, Brandy,
wine Village, by the Rector, the Rev
Leighton Coleman, CHARLES SINGLETON
formerly of Baltimore, and REBEccA q.
daughter Of the late George II. Baker,
NJ. D., of this city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

PENNSYLVANIA oFFIcIAL-Hon. Eli Sill
Ter, Secretary of State, has announced the
official vote of Pennsylvania, for Governor.
1t is as iollows;-
Geary 3O7 274
Nyher'''''''''''''' 006
Geary's majority .........,.,.4 17,17s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

BRING OUT YOUR CARRIAGES Let every
man who owns a horse and carriage bring
them out on election day. Bring up the
feeble and sick. Let no man stay at home
who can possibly be brought to the polls.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

UNION VOTERS WILL REMEMBER
That the General election will be held on
Tuesday, the Sixth day of November. THE
POLLS OPEN BETWEEN THE HOURS
OF NINE AND TEN O'CLOCK, AND
CLOSE AT FIVE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02

SEVERAL INTERESTING ARTI.
Giles WILL BE FOUND ON OUR
THIRD PAGE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-02
Ma. II. T. HELMuoLp;

have and used, as before stated evarv farm of
bucht-the powdered leaves the simple dseoetion tine
tute, nuid exuaets,-and am not cognizant OF any
pe"ArAou OF that plant At all equal yours. Twelve
80 eHt.tlonce ought, Think to give me the right to
ulse OF It's merits, and without prejudice or partially
give yours precedence all others do not value
thing according to It's bulk; II did other BuclGI
MoHla Won, out,do yours but hold to the doctrine that
copper cent would bo worth more than a gold dollar
value yonr Buchu for lts effect on patients have
eureu WIN IL, and seen cured with IT. more diseases
the bladder and kidneys, than have ever seen cured
pound OF whatever name.
Respectfully yours, a.,
GEO. Ii. KEYsER, Nj. D.,
August 1lth, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

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more than fifty dollars. iaes N. sti~L !.
SIC. II Each member o. said Board
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ted fines for on.attendsnce, ~ q Oty
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deem necessary for the purposes o. thc
Health Department, which shall constitate
and Be : separate Fund, to be known g TIE
Health Department Fund"
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

Eoiroa o. DxxoCRAT Permit ne to
commur icate what l believe to be the feel
ings Of almost the entire community in re-
gard to the dilatory and very unsatisfactory
~ course our City Fathers are pursuing
towards exemrting the helpless population
Of Davenport from disease and death. II
10 . fact too plain to be misunderstood that
many Of our houses, streets and alleys ase
in . wretchedly unhealthy condition 80
much 50 that the atmosphere in the imme
sliate vicinity Of these places seems 70 be
pregnant with filth and pcstile nee. Our
citizens appreciate this, but what can they
do? When they attempt to remove IN
oaal and flln fron AT sheir pscinises IN &C
COZ dance with Instructions frem the City
Marsha's they are Immediately sued by
some one vino 10 equally unfortunate and
who happens to reside in the nsigh-
borh0od Of the deposit Wbere
can tc refuse matter be Garfield
Our physicians u~naniinously agrcc
that - present conditions 81 the Streets,
yards, .houses, ETC., are IN excellent
indncemcnt for thevisitaticn u destruo1ivc
cpideAjs also fof the gengatine IDEAL
maladtse. observe that the excellent or
dinance which was furnished the Council
ny the City Attorney was treated in IN in
different aid unwise manner BY those who
were placed in position to look after the
health and welfare 81 their constituents. -
Why did not tho Council act Immediately,
and give us 4 law which authorizes the APP
pointing Of ! Board Of Health, with poscer
TO actf A Board Of Health without power
is good for nothing. The Council has de
ierred the consideration Of the new ordi
nance for one week. What can be their
excuse Tor not acting promptly? II
they deem it wise to- condesccnd
and accommodate the people at their
next meeting BY adopting some efficient
mes no doubt the people will be
extremely gratificd, but should. they spend
their energies in dissccting and Gripping
new ordinances now under prospective con :
sideration, the community will have butene
resort, viz: To call an Indignation meeting,and
BY voluntary action and contribution, clean
the city thoroughly. And when the time
shall come for electing a new Council treat
those VII WELD a useless or negative in.
fence as they deserve. Should the Council
adopt the new ordinance at the next meet
ing, ten days must elapse before it can be
come a law, and before that time hot wealth
thcr, or Ut least weather favorable to spread.
ing Of disease, will be upon us and on
lamps will not be trimcd. If we are SO un,
| fortunate Is to have cholera in our midst
the people must hold the Aldermen Of Da
venport strictly responsible for the breaking
Of family circles. HowARD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

There 10 u woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated in our mnd, with
the ~ Yankee. : Qusck," and sHumbug." But
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other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
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that woman alone is the Nurse-the good Nurse
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-20

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Relief 1 Health 70 ysur Infants,


ave have pat mp and sold this article for over
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TRUTH Of II what We have never been sble 70
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