Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-08

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FRIDAY RvEhIka .NO1.1.
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CHANGE OF uAD0~
Awendsrfal and radial $500 ~ esse
svsr shs Gasssis ! - 1t WsShsngson cor
rsspsadsas, .,OGtusvseP he has evident
y taken : ~ sss6Sssvasiou" Of the sisus
- KA&lpsw b. has made his observe
Sleo9s Afough new medium. About the
IL q October, the readers o. the Gazette
~ ssmsmber that they were assured that
President. Jshnsen's impeachment snd do
pssseisu vsss "Ased facts !" that ~ launl
Couessss would - esstaialy ssmovs him
stsa eeses - time lasted till they could CT
into thsir ssats- In letter written otter
shs octehss siscsioas, be coagfasalasss ~
essssy (his psrty) that bus one more
Tkss1ssisisg dst efssp IL one oppsiatrS
Esr ekis msstA ssssl1 I'D lsssidsss Js'Hssn
- essspsas If tks White Hsxse.s Nov. in
letter written on The 4th Of THE "oo'''
The sane oracle -announces y che readers
Of che Gazette, Il the conclusion o. h'''e
complaint against the President b0eau'c DC
doo's invite Radical members Of Congress
"A counsel him in his dutics and do - They
would tell him, that this mournful state OF
affairs must continue until "lhe almanac er
sle Conssitntion remora the Presfdent-"
WHY this talk about almanacs or Constitu-
tIons, when Congress has working msjorl-
~ in both branches, and the power 70
remove the President BY carrying out The
Radical programme Of hrst passing law
saspendlng all persons under trial BY i'm
peachmsnt and then impsachins the Prss'-
denee Before the late elections il WAS =
ssersd duty that Radicals owed their coun-
Try, humanity and God. (,heir party to i'm.
peach che ''viis traitor Of the White
House." Mr.. johnson 10 the very same
johnson hs vas before the elections. and
possibly . worse "traitor" than ever yet the
almasss 10 nsp invoked 70 remove him.
WHY 10 thar II Johnson has violated Law
aodnbroksn HE oath. i IL less the duty Of
Congrsas;to rsmevs him now than Il was
ar wrks ago. What he's wrought 20 great
changed Why hss the roaring Of the lion
subsidized into the sooing Of The dove p
Every impartial Mad 10 ready TO an
ever: .oAnss~ = IN ~ seoy Of tho Radi-
"a, party ssossrtias Mn ssusrnasst, and to
suesssd IN their a(farsess dksigns he must be
put out Of the rsy. and before the elections
alsv thought they could Dc Il sO;A scjsiy 10
tssmssires. bus soss fasy find that an Ut
tempt 10 do Il riu complete their immediatt
verskros and dissolution, and they rseeil
from Il with pale faces and trembling knee.
RsAp and cogit,ts upon thcae figures -
The expenses Of the United States Govssn-
ment. under Democratic administration,
for the four years ending in 1861, wcre
49,. .o5. oe6 For the three years. 1861 70
1854. the expenses OF the Government um-
der a Radical administration, were S2.1s4.-
9.6, whereas, for screafy-tvc wears pre-
vousio Sol they only amounted to a total
Of 81, 4sa, Teo,7s6. Expense Of three years
of Radical rulc over that Of all the years q
every sort OF rule previous. 81 1853, 1855, COS.
What wonder that tho authors of sucn
national woes are meeting with the sharp
rebokes contained in tho recent state elec-
lions, What wonder that tho people are
rising in their might TO put down their un.
worthy servants and effect q more sound
aud economical policy for tho prcsent rot
ten and extrAvsgant one of tho party in
powori Either entire change or total ruin
must ensuc.
IsreLLiasSr SrrTnAoE-Tho Chicago
Journal. which hes been bawling itself
hoarsc for the pas. few months for universal
suffrage, backs square down, and puts iise +
upon moro sensible platform. Il says:
ia having nov been shown that the PEG
pie ere nos prepared Tor universal suffrage.
- hope tho next proposition will DO 20 CON
for impartial aud intelligent susfAg.."
That j. tho only kind Of. negro suffrage
that can or ought TO win in this country -
Il furthermore scnsibly Odds.
Amy person, unless an iIio'. can learn
20 read aud write, and. IL deprived OF thc
ballot i't ignorance, would have only him
self TO blan4 for it,"
An exchange says that DR. John A. La
gan, q specialist OF considerable note in
desperate cases Of disease on the body
polite, went TO Ohio to operate on the Re.
publican party there afflicted with des.
cera'c ailment. Fee, six thousand dollars.
lie didn't cure the disease and, Judging
from the difficulty Ne has about making his
"colleotions.' ws infer that the patient
understood ths contract 10 DO mo cure, no
pay"
PRrAcuERs PR.ACnkG PoLirlcs.-The
Ne"bury port. Massachusetts,, Hcrald says
There will b ono thousand sermons
preached in Massachusetts, We have been
told. on the Sunday previous to tho cleo
tion, in order to influence tho voting on the
Tuesday following"
Sermons didn't seem 10 count much down
~
who're. Il ccslda't have been much Of a
for good preaching. Il is said ,ha. the
VsGysrs Of the righteous are availing, which
eees 70 show hev little righteousness iinds
ita way into Massachusetts, po,is;ca, null
pits. IL
: Tan Olevslaad Plain Dealer sAys: IA
Il nov statsd % the highsss radical
authority. that some weeks ego : distin-
suishsd radical politician talked With Gen.
sral Grant about shs catering prespses Of
che Republican party. With the view Of OBJ
tanning some impression bat, on the con
elss'oa Of his rsmasks Grant coolly aid
''whss do zee think Of Marshal Beown's
sluts pupsr
Tsa Washington Ints,lipeaesr ssys that
lsttsrs received 10 that city on Thursday
confidently ennsunced the certain election
Of Jades Thurman 70 the United States
Senate. ia tho place Of Mr. Wade. 1t seems
20 be conceded that Mr.. vallandigham i
not . candidate, and favors the election o,
Judge Thurmsn.
TRs following 10 the result Of the late
u