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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-13
BOARDING.

rRIVATE BOARDHNG.-Afew young
- gentlemen of good moral character
can get Day Board with Mrs. J. r. reeves,
on Second Street, next to the vine Street
Presbyterian Church. For particulars: ap-
ply to j. r. hEEV Eso.
Call at the house.
nOv3 d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24

A&xxG fof the pas; ~ wears iit. ".
ias matte the treatment 81 private ii sea s $ his
BUSINESS and study. which hus enabled hin 10
,erte"t renle lies which n,e speedy aud permn-
ient. and in all cases can be used without hinder
,nceto BUSINESS or g exposure to friends.
Particular attention gwen 10 old standing cas-
IS, such as were considered incurable. S,plil 5
n all forms Gonorrnua, elect, Structures,
Also, the effects Of solitary habits. both ruinous
o body and mind. and which produce some OF Ii.
oliowing effects bioich,s. bodily Weakness.
Constipation. Aversion and Cneaaiuess III re
nilc Sncie'v. unnanliness. bread of tutur,
vents, finally Il complete prcstraiipn OF the W.
al powers, loss OF memory. ringing IL the ears,
mpotcncy-cnn be fully testoi ed TO health. DI.
y. Is the publish CT OF Il new medic.l work which
should b. in the hancs Of all those contemplating
marriage. sent to ell on receipt of 10 cents I,
,repay postage. Please call a friendly cha
yll cost yun nothing.
The sibice, %, Ku,tu-c. or Hernia. has Tor,
,ince attracted the attention OF the medical la.
nty OF beth Europe and America. il being one OF
he most diStfc sung complaints which nan y
,ubiect IT he affected with. Uiiil late wears H.,
:nre of Rupture or Hernia has been nns,,icrt u
iu'ie Improbable, II not impossible While ttav
sling through Europe IN 1850. and visit NJ d:..
.reni hospitals IN search OF information. pr. W.
gave special attention to the subject ofkupture OF
ternia IN tier vaiicd and complicated forms,
which has enabled him to perfect reme.resby
which nine cases out / ten can be permanently,
'ured. and tnrnish signal relief to he veiy wnrs,
ind OF Hernia ur Rupture. II will be necessar,
or every patient 10 visit ir. VS. office. The,
'eed not remain IN the ci'y more than enc day,
nd no pan or suffering attends any treatu en-,
# his. All letters with stamp answered.
DIR. Whitti"rreiers the public to The following,
h ysic'ans Or DEBTOR. Milwaukee, WIS lar Pea
BODY aud pR kermott detroit; DR. Price. Erun.
iarijs. Mich: Dr Bowen nd b. Harrison. ~
i.ouis; d. Webster. DR. t;a'nes. DIR J. Bailey. ~,
las. Thorn. Chicago ir llendersilctt. 1..led,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
DIABETES

Is = disease Of the stomach and liver. acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. exc-p, consumption, thai
iifccfs the human constitution. W. have no y, ace
for discussing causes. but will state that III. Ell
'cct OF the disease is the conversion Of the starch,
principle Tor veg. table portion vi the TODD into
sugar which stimulates the Kidneys to an Excess
i've secretion Of water. Many PEI sons suffer from
this disease vino are ignorant vi it; that Is, they
.bass large quantities during the day, and ARE
'oliged to get M from one to fifteen or twenty
lines during The night. No notice is taken Of it
iutil their a teutlon Is called tuiiie Lar Z. discharge
u water, and often when il is 81 lar advanced as
to be- be, ond the control Of ordinary remedies
tnother ~ mItvm ~ the extreme thirst, which
when the dis.as. is fully established. is lntolcra-
,ie-th- pafi.rt dr4nss constantly msihoht bt.ng
aft.Eed also Gryn,ss OF the rnuuth, crackin al
he lips, II sweet breath, in the more advanced
asses, aud finails loss o'apl,etltc, cnaciation, and
be patient =, adunllv sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WAlEgi- Without doubt, the only
<nown remedy for d.lbttes. and We have us much
ontidence 'hsi Il Is Il speriiic as "" nave that OPT
nm will produce sleep. and ttuiiiiul!s say tina, il
ans cured ever, case IN which IT has beer used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
AUDrO.. OFFICE, IOWA.,

DEa VI IN ., fehTuaty Cus lba0s J -
Wh.reas I . Winnie. hcik Insui ance Compspy
oAn'ed NJ ftcpott. Illinois. has lied in this ~
De a swuih stA'en.hf 81 ~ condition. On the
nat day II Jnu.., 1874 in s.cafdatsc With
ie provisions oi VI Act 81 - Centra A sem.
w { the State IL Iowa. entitled AN Act In
ISOLATION 70 insurance. Cen "a b.s." uVrJ0ssd
January 25t''. 1871. and an Act En-. udst0vy
hereto. ap ro,.d eh' ua,, 9th. tas, and whese-
: raid stait m.nt shows ihnt srld lnsu NEE
compnr, i ossessed Of tie r,gnititr AMOUNT
! capital iny..te. " Isqviicd by ~aid acts
Th.,.t.,s III pursuance Of lew, ]. l"l n A. Eili-
~ Auditor II State, DO hereby c.rt,f, that said
insurance Ccmpnn, j. an,Lo, ,xea 10 I, snsacttL
BUSINESS 81 in.urn'ee in this State by sg,nts
~,ropc,iy nrp. int d ard a.tlorizet Ia sekn0wl-
dg. s.Ivne o. pIocefs ios aud u behalf ~ ssid
c"nlnn ny a. required ~ said acts until the slst
nv ~ January. A. ID. istG
H. fcs.im NJ Whereof. l have hen ppto k6b
.ribed NJ, NINE nd nhnaed Tie seal ~ b Of.
ice the dry sud duic sbsvs written +
- JOHN A ELLIOTT. y
S.ni. Auditor 81 State.
49, Tebt7-d1w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24

The success of the HiT0l 1lGSPIlITES during the
past ten years. IN HE CURE oil hat ers aiesi :. ourr,
oi the race. toNSt MI Is NJ rafall. led ia III,
annals . medicine 1hi- new amt thoroughly Scien-
lite L., medy ac,s with iNNARlAlL LIE Efficacy H.
oil stages Of tutbrrenlar di-easer. II relieves ,ht
cough. chez ks the psr aspirations, suhdNes The chilli
and ever, d minlshc~ the cx pc cioraiion, aud pr, mot ?
rcftd eh ,ng III ep. "AIi. 1HE GtNfEA ~ nY,uNs III
AiTfA. wIris \ R,rli II, aIicIi L. r. ALLY MAHu Lots.
cure L. tic EIle Death the eAu ption.
Their beneficial effect are equally IRoNPr ard CIR
TAiN IN all arrangements Of the Nervous and BIOUI
! ystcm.-beinc nn-urps s-ed as a Nerve u I. ME, and
generator oi new nd HEALTHY bioHi whief a cascs %
General Deiiiliy. Loss Il Sirens III. Flesh. ard Apre
lite. by le p-la, Ncurai-ia. Paral, So. Chronic Bro n
chiiis, Ash ma. Scruilla. Chrome Diarihua ~ l. III.
NEST ~effcaci. Us tree 'mtni known. A FAIR 4 Mai
- CT RiAlN q Ri. O. eulars =, c1
IRu -tn 1-nz fnd lc-. = ". titles 81 md 4, cn,h. {
tmali or 8 large bot les Tor 50. by eSrfess. so'dtvai
re- p ctablr drug ists. and At the scle general dep I
wholesale and REAL by
j. WINCHESTER 4 co.
iulvTt DIV. .f .iunu stree 1. n. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24

Every family nj this season. should use
SpEEK'S SAMBUEi PORT WINE
Celebrate in Europe for liz medicinal and beneficial
q~nnlii.r. highly esteemed hy eminent ply si.inlis, nstd
III European md American Hospitals, and by somc"
The it-l iamiiies IN Europe and America.
ASA 1ONIC-1i has no equal. causing M appetite.
snd lsnildirv up The system. being entirely . pure wise
u n fnpsi valuable grape
As DiI kEIIC- II imparis a healthy acton ofthe
GlRsdr. kidnsyr and I Urinary UrgTns. very beneacialin
Drlty. Gout aid hhcumatic affections.
sftERs WINE IL pure article from the Juice o.
Me Tort grippe. pssserring medical prvpsitsics supc
mr. 70 any oiler wine IN use. aLd m excelcni article
iOr all weak and debit!taicd perroIr. and the aged and
infrih. improving the appetite and bebefiiiing kdtss
md children. a
1ryli .i,ce. and you will not Be deceived,
~ liz sure The signature of ALFRED srEEH II over
etspk ri each bottle.
kold liz druggists and all first clasf dealers. who also
sell tkr CASILILA lCl1 M a choice &c
asisIc. imported only BY Mr.. spcer, d'resi ifom Tue
- Irndu sueVnra tywhohsu drasxiss: n Ksw
Yvtk. Rert.r. fMtddl ha cnd It. ltuls- Aid y {
4. SfIEk. Al hr \ Inr,aid IN New sefrey. Prnc1.
wi Uhtr. 2s Lrondway. NV YORK..
Fla rnl- in Datsii ont by HAki.isON SIAHkS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Dec4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
ut- 1llR cvNpiuok Artlin
STATE or ALIiApIS.t

Coux1Y or s0tnpIsSx
7. Ormsb.c. Pre-, idemt. ana NSn.' TiesiboU.
: cretnt OF the WiDdesbelk lnsutphte tOnbs
,say ~ itecl ct liliDoia, TEN s,,Arnly AMI
al, se,ra. aepuse y, d fxy, aud .Iih iof-hiw.
at ~. ihnt Inc foregoing ttaitm. III Is TUG
nj tbnt tLey urs the above nninea . dieer&
Iieteoi. Z. UEM>EEk. PRESIDENT. z
WIN. TIsk MkOis, ~cc'y. =
Subscribed md sworn ~ bsiUte ne. ~ tbS.
~ ~ nn'aed 7 Urmsbee. Preside ~, nnd WING
remtor, secretary. this asth d.y u Jannary,4
$40 A. II. KTtlkE.
tseal.) Notary Public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

a Ceogh. celia, ~ Sore TArans,
nsoursm muspaAss Asswnus, AxD snour, =
csncGss. II AaLowaD - cuasuSs,
nprasnse~~ ~r me n.uuss. Z por>>.
neoe GsArons A0ectl~n. - a
lacarable Laog Disease
n onu saR EBsulf.~
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING A OBJECT nvLrsScs TO RE rAass, civs
mnEpiArs RelrEv.
For 0ronchtaBs. Asthma. Catarrh
Consam psive aaa 1hrosat
Ab6se0oess
fRocuss AR usEp WITH ALwAyse coon SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLtC SPEAKERS
win find 7rocA>s useful in clearing the voice
when taken before singing or speaking, AID re-
li.ving the throat after ., unusual e%xerilon Of
the vocsi organs. The Toch~s are RECOMMENDED
and prescribed by Physicians, aud have had tcs-
from eminent men throughout the
country, lie M IN article Of true merit, any hav.
ing proved their efficacy By atess Of many years.
ca h year finds them in new localit rs in various
parts Of the wor d, and the T,oehss are unlvers.
ally pronounced better than other articles
OsrAIx only '.Bsows's Baoscni.L T~socn.s,'
and do not take a~y Of the WostA1ess Lsstat.on.
may be offered
Sold everywhere ia the United States, and in
Foreign Countries. at 35c pr box. oc.sod4 ssm
The Bridal Chamlser, an Essay Of
Warning aud instruction tor Young Men. Also,
new and rel able treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and sexual Svsteins- Sent free, ~ seal
ed euvelopes. Address Dr. }. SkILllN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pa. apr3dAwly
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npss. NaARAlsAln.s

nDBs. MARAIsAn.1.-S
q IA X X II - ~ r.
Thu suusl 40 proved it-e.fts he the hest ~, icls knev,,
Tor curing he ts's,fh. Cold in he Head aud llesAarhe
u hsr,-en foand an .xrehrtt r-H city h many cages ID
scr- Eyes. D.a n.ss ha~ cen iem.vctt, IL AID neas.
Ing has ute been rr-- ~ u. sr,stli by Is use.
IL Is fragrant ani agr.enil., std
Gives oBs 81 e sllns. UIcI1cr
10 the dui' heayy Iains cans.d by Iisease- Of Inc heo1.
The sesasiionp shes ussng u are dsiisa ~ saA trvlvcs-
atirr. II opens MD pursrs cut all distractions,
str, ~,tgil.'s the gland, aud giscsa leslthy action TO
the Part, Affected.
More shnm Thirty Years
Of sale an. ueeof D, Mar-haii's Csiar b sni ~lisSiscfe
enO6. IA proved lis rrea' value for all the con mou de
esses 81 this head. aud NJ this mon snt stands hig,.r than
ever isrtore.
It's Recommended hy man, o the hest physicians and
ts us d wiih g,eat success sud satisfaction -vet, where
ekea0 she crrl1licnec. Of WhW1s..
SHle Drug gtsl> la ISS4.
The under irtri IAv rg iof MANY yrars heen a.
qusisted with ir M.v haitS Ca'afth ard lie ..iaeis
>nun aud sold u n car vi oirssI, trade II &c, full y state
that ~~ iciie ye IL TO be equal, IN ever, ,erp~,t :" the 'ec
onpin-s'iatio's 4 yen Of u, & > the cue oftatat,h A6~c
u ns.#n tiati, Is decidedly the IL si stiicle ~s have evei
know Il for ull conn Oh Diseases Of he Head.
Bnr&fc.fy, Boston latne~A rsk. New York
Red An ton 4 Co do E&psands do
D own. i.anson 4 Co do sttih-n Paul b Co do
Weed. Cutie 4 Co do u. mel Miner 4 60 r..
Seth " Fnwl- 20 Mckrs-"n 4 Eubbins, DO
Wilson fairhank 4 Co do is.oviACo do
llr,..i,sw E.iinsi Il 4 Co 81 Wa Il Close 4 Co do
II u Hay. Portland. Me. Hush 1 Gale, d.
For sale Il, NIL rr, ~ lists THY IT rs4dw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
For Coughs, Colds and Con.
sumption.

TNUE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
is The must highiy approved medicine ever
discovered. II has stood / e best Ut all tests.
Tune, having had an unprecedented sale u
nearly forty years 1t Is eco"'ine nueo py our
BEST uhysicians. our most eminent citizens. Tie
Press, tie Trade. in fact by all who know IT.
ror certificates. whic, can be gwen 10 u most
any extent, see wra perr t. zach bottle. lie
rroptietors will cheeriully refund the money Il
not entirely satisfactory. !r oe 90 cents and g.:
tue large bottles much the cheapest BE ea'e-
nj 20 get the genuine. which is prepared on J
by REED, CUTLER 4 co. Wholesale Drug
%sists, Boston. Sold in Davenport by dealers
GENERALLY janSl d&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24

Yours truly, ~. L.. De WITT.
Bosrox ConNsHs, N. u, Dec. q, lsGl.- UM
H.. Gr.gy d " GenL:- IL freely give you liberty
% make use ~ lie tOl owing {. II tcate u the va
az vf Cuusiitutiun Water. wisci ! eau stcons-
mcid.n tie highest manner: NJ wife " us attas H.
ed with PAIN ia the shoulders, Whole length u the
ua,k, aud III ber limbs, with I1Ystof.cn " tAt
H.ayt md IrrttatsU. ~ tie Zed~d.s. l called y
physluian WHO attended her about three ~n.OntLs,
wien he lett her worse than lie had found her ]
then employed on- vi the best piiy siciuns ] could
and. who attended ..rr tor about nine hiuttss.
ak willie sle wss under Ills ,uie she ula Lot Aut.
fer quite as nu,h pain. lie finally gave her ~,
and said ..het Gus. u .ts ,bco'a6f.. For" said lie
'.sh. has su.h a evn.bs,aft,s ~ ccUptdfnfs fhas
m.dtetm. 0sreh fer 0ne ape, dft~ oyus.sf srsHt efAtt
% her d.b'e"A.es-" About this time abe conn
.nru,-eo Tire use Of y institution " a'ef. and - our
utter estcnislimt nj. alnuust the titst dsse SEEMED
10 have the desirea effect. aud she kept D" I'M.
proving rupidly under its treat nest, ard now ~
ve,lnteuds entirely her domestic a6ais. She has
uot taken any oi The Constitution " st.r Tor about
Iour weeks, aud We are happy g say thai y bss
WV. ii. VAN pExsCn01EN.
Wx,usyssiklD Conn.,. March 2. lS6s.-Ly. "
n 1rsoy D.ar SD lIav,nx seen your sdvr,.
,i,cp,xin u .C"nstitntion Witef,' recUnIn~nd-
ri fuy mi determination - tie kidney nnc itrItasspn
Of the blsdder, lavink suie, I'd TOR the pss' sh,e
yesis, aud nied the skill u = number ii phys'-
clans with only temporary relief. ! WAS induced
| fotry you, med 'cine, ! procured one bottle VI
/ your AGENTS. ~ Hartford. Mrssis Lee, SisSon Z
| Co. and When ! had used hull VI il, IA nv sur
rise / found i great change IN ny health. !
have used two bottles Of il, and sm where ! net.
e. expected to lie in my lite. well. and N good
| spirits. ] csnnut express my latitude f"s -; /!
feel shst il IL eli snd more 'lssn on retOn'n.e nds g
Il 70 he. Nay the blessings Of c;sd ewes sssenee
yOu in your lsbots VI luse. lsu!s ilulys.. "
LEONARD :. LIGEllW.
Fer sale ~ I'll Drux9ists. Price 81.
wA. u. GREGU ! 20 I,stssetss
T. mOnaoiAN = ALLEN 4
l General Agepss. NJ. ~ Chn .tl.e., New lose
Agents " lLMss ri lI-Llst1Nt ia I'll
LAX ADt1L LINllh n~h.SssAss@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
4 Household Necessity exists .
the nee OCAB alkNO-S GAIA slkEA
inE

Winch in tue ,rat stages OF a cold, acts liz
magic Headache, IioaIseness, biptheria. aud
broncliilis. Sore Eyes. Deafness. Bad Taste aud
smell. being the result at Cstarih. Tins SUN
en- owes and prevents all these, and insures "a
l%eaiil, 81, ad. It, effects are pleas nj uuu sale,
ven Tor in!"i4ts Who slIles from nniiies.
II has the highest proiessianal testimonials
Sold by all Druggists. <rsent BY A.al to all parts
Of he U. 5 for 20 cents for One Box, or / tVi
four B0xr.. Address,
JAS DURNO. T.. .. Box I235. New FORK.
Nwholesale BY Dsuas BAaNEs 4 Co.. \. Y. jel2
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Constitution D1rutCr
Has proved itself equal TO the task that has d.
VOWED uuuu it.


irr tate and drench the kidneys. unG by constan
use soon lead 10 clrouic degeneration and con
armed discase
We present. e Constitution Water TO the pub
tIc with tie conviction that II has no equal ~ re-
/ ewing The class Ut diseases fot which II has De. Ii
found so cininentl, successful tor curing und "
trustiI,ut We siulI be rewarded tor our Efforts ia
placing 80 valuable n remedy IL "A torn u incsi
the requirements VI pstieni aud ply sician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
STONE l. TIE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC, ETC,
DIABETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
TIE KIDNEYS. CATAKKIl
OF TIE BLADDER.
S1RANGUARY y BURNING, URPAIN-
FIJI UhiNAlING.
For the diseases 1t is /, uiy a sv,ei eiyb remedy,
md too much cannot he salu III lis ~ aI.c. a sim
Gle dose has been known 10 relieve The most NJ
gent y mripns.
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
HE small Of tue back aud iiro III. the IN 50 A
easpooniui II d y ot he Constitution " utter will
relieve YOU like magic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
PHYSICIANS

dave long slnced gwen VI, the use Of buchu. ea-
1e5s. ana juniper III the treatment Of tl,usc DIS
ease, aud only use them Tor the want Vi a better
remedy.
(1nAfilnfinaa 1IeHfEt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24
Esr. WHITTIER. Ii.

Mx~N Esr. W BGRTTEEs. la
South Clark Street. between Mao
s1fAIsot and Monroe. Chicago. OF
q: < ylssx iiee hours from s A. NJ. To 8 7.
sIT.xs4 VI Specialist III tie treatment
4 sfsss-HsA r. ut all ,rIvat, disvas.s>n all then
: ~SsfE% varied and sunplrraied fpruis.
-XA-aaSy tnt tlL. I1L-t ~ Neur. Ia ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-24

!. HOR lyEk COMPLAINT.
Asl lseTITUTe eOa Il
CAo<bS b
II yesr ttsWsh 80 sssstVo.
TkY vtsk11.
HJeu hss y vsrs
II 1hv THEN.
. y yeur bseeah n ssaA. ~
nyos fsss dse~. >. !
r. - are Iss sr,:ves
NaEI rSU THEN.
- - hare ~ hssd- :
eceses 7
9isy ses10l -. ~. :.
1hY 1AAlA,
Wei Esssn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

impsrtally adudicated in the popular tribunal ana
not forever settled by snap judgments and traditional
preudices and base selfshness. We should have
Convention if for nothing else, al least 10 CONSIDER
This matter and come TO some conclusion based upon
common sense and full exhibition of the facts and
arguments upon both sides
Ifaman plcases 10 think after sufficient inveStga-
ton that an srstooracy of wealth or birth or even
cucIc /, the most desrable-that suffrage should be
limited and not free-thst the right to vote belongs
only to those who can get it and keep it, lot him pro-
claim his conclusion: only being careful that he docs
not hoist himself with his own petard that ne doeS
no, exclude himself by his own limitations H. on the
other hand there arc those who honestly believing IN
democratic forms of government, arc Wiling 10 run
the risk if there be any of following their principles
no matter TO what point they may lead, VIC doubt II
such can find any better argument in support OF their
views then the fact that NcwYork passes often and
often through tho shock of popular election with
oIpo, universal suffrage without coming to absolute
anarchy and ruin. If we are saved BY partial and
incomplete consistency from oligarchy. or govern
ment By the few, why should we DO so ungratetu to
the democratic principle. as to give to it only hall
way assent, when, according to our own theory, the
moro we have OF it tho purer and more vigorous Will
be the Government This is question which, in the
present state of the public mind, Convention must
discuss and therefore, if for no other reason, let Us
have Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
SENSE I'M SIEIR1GI-

Elections in this country, furnish no opportunities
for study and VIC have pretty important one close
at hand we wait those who have doubts about In
partial Suffrage to open their eyes and their ears to
look about them and listen and 10 decide for them
selves whether the possession Of property qualhca-
ton of $3.50 always makes a man a safe Trustworthy,
honest and intelligent yoter-whether white skin
without the $3.50 compensates always for the lack
Of that amount of moncy-whether any Black can be
more ignorant, stod and knayish than great many
Whites who will vote for Hoffman, and possibly for
Fenton-although that kind usually do contrye to be
on the side Of patent democracy those who
most passionately howl against niger" voters are
themselves the ornaments and safeguards Of tho com
monwealth-whethcr 90 forever using
logic which facts relute and rantng about equal rights
while practically denying them, and whether, if We
must have property qualification perish, It would
not be good plan to make few at least OF the light
colored freemen exhibit the condition Of their OK
chequers before casting their votes. The reader be
he Democrat or Republican, is specially requested to
bear in mind that we are not arguing now for or
against Impartial Suffrage. For the present, we are
willing to regard the question as an open oDe but as
il is question which or later must be decided
we cannot conceive Of better chance than our cleo
ton offers for practically investigating the subject
and for coming to conclusion based upon common
sense and the cheapest kind Of consistency.
We take it for granted that our readers most Of
them, desire to do what is right in the premises All
we ask Of them is not TO assume under the influence
of habit or prejudice, that IMPARTIAL Suffrage is
thing not TO DO thought ola chimera, notion im-
ported out of Utopia. 1t would be frghtful If a ma
jority should become hopelessly welded to such an
opinion; because then cannot for the life Of US,
see what there would be 10 save our whole political
fabric from tumbling TO pieces. For nobody can deny
honestly that it is founded upon the theory Of Impair
tial Suffrage Here, again, are not about to argue
that the said theory is good one or bad one; but
when man who would (if sufficiently whiskifed)
knock US fat for asserting it TO be bad turns round
and practically eats his own words and goes in for
regular arstocracy by limiting suffrage according to
his caprices, We have right mildly to intimate that
this champion Of Democracy Is either fool who docs
not know what he Is talking about, or knaye who
wants 10 swindlo fellow creature out Of something
which, if not money, is yet moneys worth-which
will procure for the privileged and knowing, green-
backs or goes of grocery GIN jobs the streets.
or some other indecent or decent emoumont. What
we want is 70 hsyc this question Of Impartial Suffrage