Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-10
IN. .,csess Of the peoples ticket. 81 Ds

Tn. .rccess Of the peoples ticket, 1t Da
vsnpor,. Iowa, on Saturday, isA graii'sing
ana welcome triumph AMI II ore " On,
,..,,.,,., On tie ,ccls Of the Counecueu; eiec +
ti.s - full 81 promise for the future. itis 4
la. trporf ,esul, mas peculiar 1gninosh1s
lhst . oeturreu az the home Of Congress Z
,nsa Price, aud tae very centre anu ho'-oec !
~ t,U. Rsf,cslisrn IL is the FIRST victory i
.sr lanat ism which has been obtained IN
a decade; I'D, IL properly followed up "a
40 have 40 doubt It will bet will result
IN TIE redemption OF the district and posi-
hly of the entire State Chicago Times.
The deductions Of the Times are perfect
is reasonable. The movement inAugurated
ia this city last winter is in ito msrest in.
fancy. The elements that were combined
here to bring about the glorious success Of
Saturday, exist ia every town and county
in the Statc--snd in nearly every town
and county these sls0snts constitute
large majority Of the voters Of
the State. All that is necessary
that tbs proper ateps be take"
10 unite these elements ana ~
them freely st work. The Psople's Par
/, Of Davenport contains no elements thai
nay not harmonic perfectly and labor 81
party aeainx; the spirit of isnaticism aAd die
saton.
The work i. going handsomely forward II
$ccn County. aud is being taken up vgor
onsiy in some other localities. Let the lfo
pie take the infringement Of a.iiirs out of u
hand. Il the political tricksters Of the pres
ent politically rotten party in power
Csrs~.iaI~s az ahe RA~Ae 1sIas'
Csasas.
The Providence Journal brings out som
Of the peculiar facts developed by th
Rhode island census, ~ follows:
1--WE doubt IL u 10 generally known tha
Rhode Island, and the smAlleat State In III
vn,on, has Tho dcnsest population. "
square mic, Of any, and in this part culs
exceeds any nation Of continental Eusop'
except France, which it nearly equals =
while of this dense population sixty ps
cent. i. located on eleven per cent. Of II
area II cannot, but he suggestive to lear
that tor years past the population has u
creased exclusively IN the cities and village
and that in farming districts il has decline
that In. ratio Of population living an eli
les and villages is greater in Rhode lslAn
than in any other state; that SIX tsws
show . decrease Of population in sevent,
five yssrs without any loss Of territory, u
loss In some amounting TO forty per cent.
IL is worthy Of note AZ this time certainl
that the black population in Rhode lslar
Il. T. H~sn in
bers, there being more deaths annually thi
births, and the number Of deaths in pr
pov,ioa to the living bong twice as gre
among The blscks % whites. Il Il not stri
log that the average number Of perso ns
each dwelling house 10 greater in Rhode i
land than in any other State, while in fo'
towns there are more houses than fsmilie'
that not four per cent. Of the houses in
great city like Providence are Of brick
stone, and tina. the proportion OF wood'
land than in this city
uf the population OF tho STATE. ons
niao Of all over fifteen years OF age cam
write anl nste than one in thirleen CT
neither read nor write. Although acrlcI
lure ields net prob. Of twenty five p
coat the fsrnins populttlon does not g
cre Sc 10 iiauuiA.'ufes. less than s.;
COZ. 600 OF iuves,cd capital produced mo
thsn :iO3.oJ0,00o Of products Eve
second 81 time in the working year tur
ont nearly TN wards of cotton cloth, nj
yards OF Sa.leo. one yard Of wooden clo'
oa- dozsn oi shoe and csrsct lacings. .
yard Of worsted braid, and spool Of TIRES
horse shoe is mad. every four secon'
aud a gross OF screws ahovt the same tiu
The labor Of the State shows an ann
prodhc ion Of kGol i,r every man. won
and child in il.