Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

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rmg FUTU9E Or THE SOUTH
TIE mind ofshs Southern people secsns 70 !
y taking . practical turn IN . vsr' 0ssked
Nd eminent degree. They arc determines
70 repxir thcn fortunes. Ard they viii sue
,eed. With that tremendous Gill and en-
.rgy which sustained hopeless contest sss
Tour years ags,nst "vcrwhclm,ng Odds they
IRE ao~ diligently engaged in repairing the
wreck Of al that Was left them IT tho con-
e.a,ieu Of moss d sssrous struggle The
Of the people ere not directed 10
politics they arc bent upon the improve>
men, Of their physical and ma'eri.l we'll
being They are seck,ng Ito lay up some
thing Tor rainy day. 10 repair the dam
ages which the var inflicted upon an inner
itancc which they had hoped to trans'n''
un impaired TO their children.
There are many s,rikir r charges wrought
IN the habits and customs a tic PEOPLE ~
The ,,r.ss Of circumstances. They can no
longer lad those lives of easc and idleness
10 which slavery wns net only temptation,
I'm, in measure rendered slmoat unasoid-
All. IN the man OF wealth and l.isuis. The
village post-otiire, inn. cross res'l, grocery
and Count. green are no lorgcr the scenes
upon which idle. dis lpatsd ".en, young AM
old, spend he gr.s,cr portion u sns'. time.
Its true that whisky Ia dear. and green
backs scarce 4; Lut thee considrsationa DO
no, wholly explain the moral aud soc'sl
change. which thy gro called u, on to 1n>
dergo. 7AeSrspis hare chsneed s'M Ms "ss'
and their circumstance, and wis~sy realise
tic necessity u conforming TO oil the nec's-
sites cftheir altered cohd, ion. The vsp'd.
loud nouthcd politician l. TO more listened
to With ra,t attention and curiosity. and he
has sense enough 70 held his tongue where
the people take 80 lutte interest in po'''ics
that lie would not secure an audience
Speech. making il nov voted bore. IL ron
sun e. valuable time. ard the people h"d 1t
difficult to discover how eloquent hsrsng"S
o. he Hastings ate ~ nil likely 10 tighten
take. " 10 help tic roIihesI situation -
They have vague Aus, icon that too much
talk my brought var and ruin upon t'sn.
AID tia, rh"sr nrc best of who think much
and say little. We dare cay they are night,
nor can |, Lc denied that there is a world a
PHILOSOPHY IN their r-s o"tngs upon this
.uLject.
The rsvoluti,n in sentiment and action
to which We hsss alluded il confined to no
particular class At tho south; il petvades
all glasses Of their white population. The
changed condition Of affairs, like new pa''
of .ho-s OF b"ts. may rub or pinch Al first
bu, ultimately may b. worn wtsh ease an.
comfort. They are not people TO sit e.,
ever whining and rcpiaioe BY Tie banks o
the stream Of human ps"gress snd watc'
the remnants Of their prospsvisy floating If
upon its surfacs. No; thev hsvo sneuel
An.ls Saxon energy apd cesrase leh Il
dash ipto the waters aud rescue the fsag
incnts Il whatever may be- left them wor,l
pre.evvins. Those who think that tn
South, like great morai coward. vill fal
PROSTATE anil grov.l forever in the dust an
ashcs Of despair. are grisvously 0@takcn
She viii do no such thing; hut ccnsciou
Of her merit and untarnished honor n
will, ere long. astou"d the world by achieve
menia in every domain Of science and az;
EsAcrLy 81 The N.x York I.dcpend
eM uncovvr- the settled aud de. lbcla,c pu
pose 81 the radicals, when it ,syS:
No leading Repuhl,can IN Congress mean
TO admit he sc, waiting States simply ~
the adoption nf the Constitutional Amend
mcnt These States arr 20 hc admitted o
no 9 nil,ins short OF he equal pol,,ca
rights - their loyal citzcns. wth"u, di,
tine on III race. \ Redistribution of III
tnion on any other basis would he ia
u,nal d,shonor. Until the rchti States c,
come back on th's basis, they shall no
come back NJ AL
Theodore Tilton speaks precisely what b
knows 10 b. the rath, and what cv IT.
tclligcnt man knows to he true. ~hsa /.
says the ra 'cal programme Is that III
rebel States mus. com, back on the bash
Of negro suilrsr,. ~ no, come bsck I
al.
TRVs WoRDa.-ln . speech at Ne~arl
Ohio. the President said tn. Constitu,io
had oecn cn roach I'll upon, and II the invs
sioa Of the organic Law Vas not srrestc,
the day vas not distant when Ne woul
havc n Consolidated monarchical form
government. The tendency now was to Al
sorb oil the powers Of the government
the legislative branch Unless the cours
Of congress Is arrcs'cd by your suffrage
We shall have another civil war. Il viii n,
b. between the North aud the South, but q
inteTnccine war.
LovALrv and dsloyalty are terms u