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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

PHILADELPHIA. April 11.-Mr. John Has.
son hes resigned his position Of Centre OF
the Philadelphia Circle Of the Fcnian Bro
thcrhood. His successor has mot yet been
elected.
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MADISON, WIS.,. April 1.-The Wisconsin
Legislature passed resolutions last night, sse.
vsrely censuripg Senator Doo!ittle for voting
against the Civil Rights Bill, in d~isobedience
Of instructions and declaring it his duty to
resirn.
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The New York herald., 1866-02-24
Artistic.

The collection Of paintings which the Ph4dslphs
* tch club plarrd exhibition ~ the Derby Gallery
So Broadway viii be sold tonight by Messrs Leeds
Miner The choicest works Of OF American art
,sis are comprised in this collection man, u them
received b. Oh prizes a, the late exhibition.
Tie pictures owned Nv the laie NJ. peunsiouD wer'
.od laely IN Glasgow scotland There VS. large ~
tsudance OF purchaser The Press Gang, b. Ales.
Johnstone brought Two hundred and hftcrn gunesT
'ses Piece by J. Wilson, thirty seven guineas Ahhey
Crsis Mcneil McIes yun-ns The Rod and
the Gun Giles, eight guinea- lob Aros. A.
Perigal thirty guinea entrance TO Glencoe, early
pcture n AcCuloch, after competition hny one
guineas; "Glencos early picture of McCuiochs
eighty gpneas; eIoch Ard do, thirty hve guineas
'strowan Bridge" Pergs, twenty Eve guincss -
FiilanS, DO, forty guinea, "fhs victory, FRASER,
eleven guness. a Matter Of Taste do. twenty
rrineas, "1he irish whiskey sun by fras'r. was
bought tor sixty pounds shlings little more
than half tue PAID by Nr Deunstoun 20 The artist
ior a.
BALL sunrcn. one Of the most celebrated sailors %
France aud who is spoken VI The hero of Fs
trumphAn, battles against the English On the Ipdian
ooast. IS to have molten image 70 his memory at 80
rfopcl Sufreu gentleman of the oid sehool of
France And great favorte Al he Court Of Louis XVI.
The magnificent collection ~ Assyran bas refs from
The Psace " Nimrod presented 70 the people By ".
Deaports Consul General " France in the East, hs
been PLACID IN the gasrie. u the Louvre Those anti
au,,,sa several Of which of isnsnss prop2r;lops
belOns 10 an sxeaus sir dslsg osros
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
Agitation Among IL. Esnisps in Tht.
city Regarding ihs Aetio" Of the PITTS
hurry

Cou.idsrrhi. suf oers. onei n 'hc ely bv
pofi thai -e-nv demonstrated ne rrtf bHrF
,ougre-s hist ireland - pre-. nf 'spablc &c
revolution sing bsr-af with@at the ad tie tsn.d sn
natemeut The ballet among Fensns hefe is that the
siiil tiIs form dahis Controlling pnssf Of fNe
wu1a sna aule take tho Island and Keep
ihs - Nahony party in hope tbai the u'hsf move
nirnt sill ayoW low opini0n ~ me 7 SUI thps
c.se swsy fhnss vho under fhe -Nceuy leader
shir The sitsf claim ths hr -~uatofisis the b.
friends ~ 10. g. B and 'b@ sstaii"s b. ruTk.ng s
no'h rsr4~. ssssby .oon a. stpss. t is b'lstsf
aud hs "tcitsD@hi thf0u .hOut be- rouni, b. intense
me st ~ 81 seems o. bf 10 the l~h t@nttsl psiN
Puhlir meet nEs of Fsrsn 0irrlss shirh sFrs spfns
months SEQ prohibited hv ins orceTs 70 ihf cty.
erfnnE o. tsstfuu assu EYefs svsHirs some tsif .
f.leu different fiTsica hoidng many usetiu
fi7rfsui raris u tc ritv. fur fha fr.rfsFs eul De-
daiiuF the snd tufugtng tsitsianf- iuto w.
fuyEiNfcs The rpeerhes fiistsrtal'y uis saus
81 l1rnd. aud tnrgugh thr vsaf thss. ofsauts.ng
nrsasures t~Ing foutue isnian vafk report
uf mestnF ~lih the eBtrp'lun of speaksfs
name snsWeTiug tor q r.puu Di ah isst %
,hefo we're ucetngs ~ three cfciet ~ tbe brDitsf
hnod anf tsO ~ ths Slstrrinod hrid fnIou
The John hteh-i Cifce 90 Mshopyh o. ftlry tbfd
street and refond sveuue ths - tssrcnsa o fopir
tarce % Ashosyi A. Thirtv thir street srd Eght
nue. The -veeuy Circle f-~ustri l53 fgt aTcuus the
kplofa sistsrhoud 90 nahOnyl 1~snty ss,cud street
and firs iba -gc~ny -iatsrfood l-snsisi 80
b1Nefy ksuDss seTs nn sted sgd faB.b Colie ts4 81
enh
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

Oh. by the ir.inu- of thr Dead
NhOsc ears cvru yet QUO iole may rcIch-
Whose souls la lgt OF pr ou hsd
Now swartn ia column overhead
Miueng with Or. my fnltrriuE speech,
From stricken nelis aud oc.an
hear their voice aud CIy instead
Glazing upon our myriad grave
BE generous 10 the crippled brave,
Who the Comrades 90 thr Dead
our Cause WAs hol, 20 the Insight
~ hoieat cause to manhood giscuf
For Peace and Liberty to snit-,
Aud whie the warm blood bounded brEt.
for these TO die. " called by Heaven
The dead cared form the clay
The gruuiug skull no laurel seaks
isut Tor the wounded Of the fray.
y through weak bps to-day
Ihr phnth OF TIA Ltgios sprnsN
On the consluson Of this very spirited touching and
musical appeal the audience adjourned Private hlcs"
b'lns warmly cong saillAted hr uucseSs, was Also
oenefh ShAnbrfau, With whom. however, success wss
more TO have been e1pec,ed The invited guests
lheh carried IN baouches - thr srmory ~ the city
Troop whefe superb cold ds sisr a~ahlng their
urya, and where. With captain Rogers Va the chair
peechcs we're made all round drank good store
tod, good songs sung aud good liquor upped-the
I'm emory Of General Washington being OF o6ur.e tho
irst toast order and ,he health Of Andrew johnson
the next Surgeon Mitchell Captain Kcyaer General
CadS NADER Colonel Z and the other worAing officers
Of the Loyal Legion deserve credit for the admirable
success OF their eu rts In THIS nrs animal celebration
their or ter aud believe u their iatcutlOu con
junction with the conmandcrss IN your city and else
wherr to get up SIMILAR demonstrations all over tho
country hu the benefit Of disabled dcmlgods
diaruised In blue The city TrSop, let me add,
Holiday soldiers for bcy have scrycl IA tlio war
ud furnished sixty ocors to the cavalry OF ths
~ on out OF a Total OF only eighty nenbfrs.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
Meeting of Democrats and CONSERVATIVES
IL I.allis.
| PRESIDENT JoHNsoN'S Policy ENDoRsED-uEARTY
| APPROVAL OF THE VETO, Ero.
i

PRESIDENT JoHSsoN's Foley ENDoRsHD-uEARTY
APPROVAL or THE VETO, ErC.
Sr LOUIS, Fob %, 1886
The democrats and conservatives held meeting at
Mercantile Library Hall last night, at which resolutions
adopted to the following eiIect:-That the de-
mocracy Of 81 Louis determined to restore TO the
citizens OF Missouri all their rights that the
federal constitution defines the qualifications OF mem
bcrs Of Congress and all passing such qualifications
eligible to seats in either house of Congress- that
the regulation Of the right Of suffrage belongs the
States alone that taxation without representation is in
opposition TO the fundamental principles of American
constitutional law; that Andrew Johnson in his recent
speech the Virginia delegation, has placed himself
upon the principles stated in the foregoing
our support TO him IN carrying out said principles,
that the democracy OF Missouri heartily approve the
Presiden s OF the Freedmens Bureau bill; that
the democracy alarmed the rapid strides the advO
OF the onal funding making to-
ward The Establishment o. national autocracy OF stocks
and funds by eXempting such stocks and funds from
ought be subject the rate Of taxa
On holders OF real and personal property; that the
democracy believe citizen can be deprived of any
tura political right except by trial and conviction for
such crimes punishable by deprivation OF liberty
properly that the present constitution Of Missouri
formed by iacton nsugurated by fraud and vo-
lence and Is IN direct conflict with the essential princi
pie OF liberty and pledge ourselves 10 labor for IL
overthrow; that pledge ourselves support free
trade that thank The Hon Joshua Hogan, the demo
cratic representative from this CITY, for his support Of
President Johnsons reconstruction policy and ms faith
fulness TO his constituents that we cordially invite the
cooperation OF all men who oppose the msrnle and
tyranny of the radical party.
separate resolution adopted endorsing The action
of the Vcrlndah Hall Convention ast May and merging
the democratic county organization with the state OF.
ganizstion then formed.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
Reception a, Pubic school No. ~.

The snnual crtcrainmots Commemorative NJ tho
birthday of The Taiher OF ais Country given By th-
teachers and pupils N Pusic SchoA No ~ West
Twenty ghih str.,,l took psce Thur-day, at ten
o'clock ~ The spacious assembling of ths
1chool had been decofa,ed with patriotic cmbcms Ap
ptopnatc np,ttoes soytrsd the walls and IA oolier
of bust- obtained - the yoiruary contribution. Of
teachers ana ylpl. and occupying prominent positions
the platform ami around thr room aN4iicd dcitA
ton The friends OF Popular oiuratpn camc out ~
large numhers Upon tta stage were seated prctcnts
uVes Of all the raing prsi4e1nf pSmhrrs q the loo
Bpnri of -cho0i Ofrcrs nnd scrc~. invited sts,
among whom view ksy - Erows. James " Grr,rd,
Esq and Hon jesse olncy. te geo. saubct James q.
Dnoud. Esq presided Al crlprk tho schooi
marched IA 10 the ~ rrng iaa q "ihui 10 tha Chief"
aud nlled tho hail when tho encei.
Ancr the regular programme had beer gwen In Bei
lows ntrodurr rd. whu madc siirrss and drd
Gated the bu.ts Of Washin, ION, Hamilton frAnkin,
Shaksporo, Webster clay Ntpplson, l'Goln and Sew
ton uttlug mouum. Mt Of The virtuc amhIton ani
intelligence OF those who hlve adorned thc past, and
who. by ucr cgamp, % -ttl grnaty influence the pre
Anrr other interesting m0ticll and literary n
Jainea Gerard E~i., intn-iu OF ~h.
congratulated tuc .rhpll the gh Hurrea' ~ ths
cqeftnnout ant en- ed tne young 90 pfus- on tu
ther work The rCh 81, thrn anE tir -'igy Hrcen,
alter which ths Closed wlfn We Dotougy.
when The audicurr tcrrrd
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

NM. yopx Icv,vrv ..x,r,. r,. ,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,,,
We" '" '"o ''.s''n'a '''"ua'
report 'h the management oi tho New York Juvenile
Asylum us just been published This Ia very desery
ing and elu Institution, located l75th street
Tenth avenue and has been I'm operation for twelve
years More than ten thousand children have. in that
ant % ,s "a 49, W W. oaIei "nu many ~ @ .nen
h,,dyyd % 80 ~ -. h i, a., anu ll'onus. W inIi'uen
nhrs - ,g So, 80 I' y ,en, 70 .n.
49, t ,, @ , go, ~ i',Vs V III ioos ,ne hgen. '.'l.co
iaadins hnnnraha - ,,..s T 'HS ~ W ~ or'e is am -.
,ha n,,h, 49, =, % @ . .s ~ ln,ee nu"'.n M " VI
were originally gathered from The abodes ~ p"yrty N
this city Only two nma' ran away from the home in
e ou, o a,y o o Vnr tno although Tue gates
scaled by almost the smallest boy Flrteea tbousaud
dollars are required 10 pay current expenses and
gaze OF thry-hve Thousand dollarS-the only encum
prahce upon he property ot The asylumshoud be pad
me omce,s Mc:-A IL Wetmorei lresidenti Peter
cooper anu oohn T. Adams wee Presldentsi benjamin
r butiet, secretary Joseph b collins, Treasurer Their
present pou OF DIRECTOR Includes some u the bost and
most Responsible ciuzehs oil New YORK
DISABLED SOLDIERS SAuoRs' RELIEF Fusp-Mr
rira,.s t,r.rci, co,o,,n, h,,,o ,no,,, GO, ,,,.
- - w. - ,a' - ''0"
'o' wi N'' 'c"'"' VI 'no "'"'o
mDi,,oe md th ntr,, n,nSi Ioe ao ~ w."
beon fixed 10 come the Academy OF Mlsi, on the
oh OF March next some or the pest pieces oil the french
repertoire VIII Do preseh'eu on thr occaSloh'
ELEVENTH REGIMENT ELEcrIos.-N AN election. held on
wa,nas,,,, o,,o,, los, for tho n,r,oso or Aim, ho
"e'".''N'y o''"'''s ''''' 'o '',' ','"h '''
vacant captahcy oI company N Oh inns regiment oc-
casoned by the resignation OF Captain Borendes, the
officers ana members reelccied the FORMER connhdef
,roo,', ~ tL. ognp '' P''''' '''''''' " W" Nr
Tyr yo.nrrcu Aso,,,rtox This asso,ation com
noaod or veteran rene, or ,h severtv ors, rcgnont
No,io,o, c.r,, ,,,. ,o,,,,,,, .,oi,,d 80, ,to o,on
f"''""'' ""''' va Po"''"'"S ''N""'~'" y" W." ''N"
ing OF the 10th INST by The unanimous election OF the
following officers President George A. Buckingham;
Secretary John " Scott. Treasurer, George W. Roose
veIt. Another Getting was held last evening ut The
armory Centre Ma rct which the various committees
were appointed and several names were added TO the
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
Literary Int.iits.....

IT, English uansHop of sipelsons "Lfe - js.lt
Cesar Appfoaehing o0upstpa rap.dy Il sh D
HuI'nisd ~ih iLIf'y ise maps sHp.ArsI9fy v osss'l
csmgaisn.
An impoftAn, a't.ss 90 "Lihsrty ~.l spprsf n-4s
fatllT No R,sfis ,bafs- s1ratu, rart N nris ~
p. rlusn mar h.gt o-elN gnpirai5n
Prs Euci.s.sr -ln shortly brhs gai ns IN - q
nuss y psmphiss sutued "OpirsHi FN/..yAisrg,
H.,.s-t7~,i - gst,hgssf s rSys,.es -, m 'fs'
haaai4f 81 vsoi = %. s1ess fsEnv,fsys
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
Endorsement OF President John hnson In
Louisville, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. ~ 1850.
large and enthusiastic meeting held to night in
honor OF President Johnson's veto Of the Freedmens
Bureau bill Governor Bamlette presided and speeches
we're made by him aud other distinguished gentlemen
Resolutions were adopted requesting tho withdrawal
OF the Freedmen's Bureau from the state, pro
nouncns the Bureau bill unconstitutional, ex
pressing kindness and good will to the freed
men, thanking the President for his veto advocating
the rights of the States control their domestic
concerns opposing the dstrust Of the people expressed
through the National Legislature and endorsing tho sen
mens OF President johnson upon representation and
taxation.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
THE FENlAN s.
III. Piu.burg ,ongr-...

W 10 To- T'I y I7VT
The military Committee preseui~i report ou the pisn
submitted by Gencfsl sNccnv Alter heiug thoroughly
di-clss~d D. unanimou., adopted 10" d"lf .aie'
pr,.scnt priging ther trrle- ~ support Sncery win
The lat dollar aud the lat Settlements ol too
means mon AMI at the command each rtrrs
hos beng eei ID Money BE- rapdiv flowing into ihe
treasury. lhe touEft~- VIII pruhthy sdip ~ sHs ~
20 nuuus.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
An O'Mabony Meeting Disturbed by ths
Robert. FACTION.

fITi-rrpH iah -. istH
s.r,nsde w. gwen the evening 20 the Nrv Ysfa
esailou Al the - Chsrle- Hote l4f.e nHuihsf
of people Nere 10 ATTENDING Some pf bo.e Vt
ihe tnB.fe.4 10 -s..ion under Ropetfs snd SNfbry
ieft tue nsn 10 prevent brsst up fhr s.-snibiy.
snd the xIid.st excitement prevailed 10 tsrmngisf
with threats against The bfe o. " Iltan sud Yihef.
who kept the saiian. o. by THE .ifvrus ~ pIff.
bIrg sCpres- .reft indignation sgairst thc Wvud boz
rfufs
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
The Radicals Ia san Eranci-co Open
ThrIr NinIs OF MraIh.

SAY FKASciso0, Feb p; $50
Colonel Hawkins addressed OF the largest meet
ings ever held here last night The sentiment that,
President John on's action had been correctly reported
by telegraph he was unit for the Chief Md-FTaty Or
the United States, greeted by long continued az
plause tovcrnor Low, introducing COiouei HswkiB.
Ia the of his remarks said OF the President
veto that no felt u 10 BE- of anxiety and asfut
when he every traitor IN the and sing csu- q
Andrew johnson This sentiment aisO greeted With
long con upulsl-e.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
T n & v E T o
Convention of Conservative Union Men
OF Missouri.

Ol missOurf.
WASHINGTON Feb. %, 1865
The President has received the following despatch -
ST. LoUr, Feb. 22, 1866.
The conservative Union men Of Missouri greet you
with hundred guns for the noble stand you have
taken defence OF the liberty Of the people Very
spectfuly, T. B. BROWN,
President OF the State Central Convention u Conserva
tive Union Men OF Missouri.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

been engaged in these operations since They Informed
Shoop that they had taken over hundred thousand
dollars In freight Wallace and Powell lodged ia tho
county jail They will be examined tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

BALTIMORE, Feb %, 1866
President Johnsons veto and his speech of yesterday
excite considerable attention In the City Council this
afternoon a resolution endorsing the veto message
laid on the table A call has been issued FOR a meeting
10 endorse the President
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

rnr~srHa. Tsb "a lDS
es1ssl Iogas islegfspbs that b. never s4,boTfsi
he gss VI bis name ~ The Tenisns assembled here
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
The Demonstrations mt Carbondaic, Pa.

CARBoNpALE, Feb % 1866.
There is being fired in this city national salute
in honor OF the immortal Washington; also salute of
hundred guns honor of President johnson for his
veto of the Freodmen's Bureau bill
The New York herald., 1866-02-24
Grand Celebration in Philadelphia by the
Military Order Of the Loyal LegiOp,
Major General Chamberlain as Orator
and Private Miles OReilly as
Poet of the Day.
a Home for the Benefit Of Disabled
Soldiers and Sailors.
&c. &c. &c.
Our PhIad.Iphi. Corre.pondc~e..
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able rcioico IN n festival their nelshbors OF more
1oouud aspect They are distinguished for the good
taste with which they get up ana the good order they
preserve at. all public ceremonals and the celebration
oi Washington birthday yesterday was an occasion
calling forth both order their highest do.
volopmcn,.
The military and nro companies Of The city paradcd
presenting most brilliant display .on spriug
sunshine; the streets, sdewalkl aud windows wcrr
crowded with happy faces JOY bells rang fireworks
made the night brilliant and spirits the next world
take any cognizasce Of toasts and imb,batious Ia
this, then the soul OF George Washington must have
been kept pretty busy bowng al day long and a night
too for that matcr-in response b. the liberal and
Vulnerable cups which his memory pledged
But the great feature Of the day tho rst annual
celebration OF is existence given b. the Military orier
OF tho LOYAL Legion the Academy OF Music. tue pro
cccds nj admission being devoted to the benefit Of iif
ablcd soldiers and sailors Of the recent II was
noble object nobly carried out by tho officers Of the
order and noby responded BY the aud loyal
people All the official heads OF Philadelphia pre-
invited guests the stagethc Judges the "a
cult cs OF the various colleges the eminent in
al the learned professions aud the municipal and many
the state authoritics
On side Of the stage Major General Meade
rounded by his staff aud Generals TOrbcr tOt the
alTyl, DAVIS wilson aud many others together With
several hundred officers, whose badged aud rbboned
breasts showed that they had seen service On the other
side sai Commodore Alden. commanding tho Navy YARD
surrounded by a of Fellow ollcer longing to the
branch the service On thr left aud ia the
parquet about hundred disabled veterans at their
manned and iruncated limbs appealing cnq ently Ia
every eye while IN front OF them were the gay bright
and richly lnccd uniforms of the Cy froop-tic crack
cavalry organization of the ty of ruhcrly Love dang
back their origin 70 four years earlier than ouT regular
army, aud once hay ng served a. General Washnsons
body guard. The rrmandcr o IA" parlue va hlch
with the soldiers o. Hancock's corps aud the Marines,
their belts and gloves white aud sseniup, and All
handsome