Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

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1taoS ~ lasriee in I'll ths great qualities
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wbns men aaywhsrs, the Radicals fippant.
h process 20 sabjsct - The s1clusive juris
dielien Of Provost Marshals and mill
ny satraps for On indefinite period
virtuGaly sxclsdisg the mass of citi-
ssos from any participation in ths
vsrk Of governing themselves until
~ shall acknowledgs that their late slaves
- thsir equal, end - we'll qualified 70 b
voters, lsgislaioss. judges. jurors and Con-
Crsssnso - themselves. How long do the
radicals think they would tahes Do they re-
ally think the measures they propose would
msks the southern people more trustworthy
q sincere 10 there in their professions OF
msss loyal than they now arss The radi.
eals ten ~ that they propose to hold the
southern psosinoss under military rule. and
II The nsanwhils Gil them with loyal pop
ulatieo from the North and fsom Europe
But II the soathern people ore - hostile "a
the Union and to emigrants - they are
represented 70 b., Il will take u great an
army % protect the e:nigrants n il did TO
tsks Richmond. Every plantation will
need gsafd. . real quad. Furthermore
unless tho North b. depopulated and empt.
lss itself into the South, or there shall be
foreign emigration BY the Wholesale. the
disloyal population in the South will grow
greater instead Of lsss. Those people, now
declared TO be hypocrites, will keep instil
ling their venom into their children, and
0stAsrs win grow werss rather than
bsstse. Tho only way to prevent this
wsuld b to prevent any increase Of the
native population-which We presume the
radicals would do by Constitutional
Amendment.
The Boston Post thinks that the recent
rsuarhAbls speech Of Senator Lane, Of Kan
cas-. in support Of President Johnson
Southern policy, the manner in which il
vas received, and the unanimity with which
~ resolutions hs proposed were adopted
are significant facts, and indicate feeling
Of unrest" ct Radical proceedings in Cong
ress that viii BE- recognized At Washington
- potent signs In the political heavens, ant
which will DO hailed with satisfaction By
judicious men and true friends Of the coun
try Ill over the Union. The "0rcat West
csnaot BE- kept In leading strings; a gian
oaanot be controlled by pigmies; the peo-
pie here desire peace, union, commercial in
tseeourss, and will soon sweep away al bar
risss TO tho realization Of their hopes. Dem
ageguss may storm, and fanatics roll VI
their eyee, but the plain, common sense 0
the people win soon displace party charla
tans Of the day, and put the country on it
true course Of Constitutional Governmen
and Official responsibility.