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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

For two weeks previous to tho city cleo
ton last rprins, tho Temperance Society
Of this city wasiu nightly session moving
heaven and earth, as il were to defeat what
shey termed the dreadful "Whiskeyites."
How Is |, now No, word do We hear
from that organization. They make no
g,shey bring forth no.epeakers. whyf
Because nins-'enths of the Republican can
didates are men who take q drink wheu
they feel ike il. and are for the time being
e. election purposes snsi>Maius Law men.
The shoe pinehes on the other foot this
time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

TEE CobPss OF Observation-Disclosures has
sefussd 70 deliver up the corpse Of Maxin,ii>
ian, at the request Of the friends cf the de-
ceased Emperor, until Austria shall make .
formal demand for it, and th1s recognize the
authority Of The republic. She chooses to
segssd Aaximilhn. living OK dead, ~ the
~ a .s , 8 ssss'g1 uoufpaeio0, and 20 treats
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
Working Nol,lY.

The work goes bravely on. The MAORI
ties are swelling every day on the Peoples
Party side, aud indications for fifteen hun
dred majority are now good Let the Peo>
pie d. their duty, and they will roll up that
figure 10 sure 40 election day comes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

Lot no man stay 1t home on election day.
Let vigilance committees be appointed in
each election precinct to see that every
PEOPLES Party man is there. Have oil that
need bringing, brough. 20 the polls, and
thus roll up the majorities most glor-
iously,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

II does us proud" to give our neighbtf
a long credit mark when 1t slumblss upon
the truth This mornings Issue lneabrious-
ly sairms that "therc are unmistakablc in-
dicatious of comparatively light vote on
Tuesday next," and tells its brethren that
IL is dangerous. We should say so. Never
In the whole history of The Republican pais
y vas II so fsr down in The minority as at
present. Look to the returns Of next Tues.
days election for the proof.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
a Rsom nmsic Incident.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga.
zettc, at Atlantic CITY, SAYS: A romantic
incident occurred here last week, which has
been thus related TO me A young man
from Philadelphia lost his heart to pretty
girl from thai city, whose father was Prcsi>
dent Of prominent bank there, and very
wealthy. He was salsried clerk, though
Of very good family, and was unwilling, on
account Of his poverty, to propose marriage,
even though he had resson to believe his
passion was returned He made this cou>
tession, it seems. 10 one OF bis friends, aud
the story Of his modesiy and pride reached
the young lady's ears, and touched her,
very naturally.
a few weeks after, the fair PhiIadelphian
was driving on the beach alone, when her
horse became frightened at tho surf and ran
oil At furious pace. She lost all control Of
the terrified animal, which had run at least
two miles, when the enamored swain, exact
ly rs 1t happens in romances, CHANGED to be
walking BY the border Of the sounding main,
40 Homer would put il, thinking Of the
cherries future without The idol OF his soul
(for further supplemental phrassology, sec
Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.) In few moments he
held the horses head was dragged q few
hundred yards before he could check the
animate course, and then snatched the halt
fAinting girl from the vehicle. Once in his
arms she tainted wholly, Of course. He
held her in his embrace until she recovered.
She murmured her gratitude; he his pas>
sion, and they walked to the hotel with rosy
bushes all over their faces
That night the wealthy father heard Of
a nrh r. IL
with her, discovered that she loved the Eel,
ios. The following morning he sent for the
clerk, and discovered the fellow loved The
girl.
"Why the devil didn't you propose TO
herr How was she or to know anything
Of the state Of yeur heart unless you told
her about it, You didn't expect pretty
womsn with 100000 in her own right to
run about with Der love in her hand, asking
handsome scspe-graces like yourself to take
1t, DO you? ~
~ knew, sir, that was very poor. and
ycn very rich that it was not probable that
you would"
Nonsense don't want my daughter to
marry bank account. Ny own Is high
enough for her. You are worthy; and II
you love her, 60 and tell her 20. and lei me
wealth"
Inc yooag man vent, and presume the
Eve came 70 an understanding, as I am in
formed they arc to be married the flrst veck
ia November.
The narritive is not whit original or
new, except in the fact that the pat.r IA.
miliss has sense enough to prefer his dough
ter's happiness to snperfucus riches.
would like to give his name for The benefit
Of example. can't. Of course; though l
may say il you read the Gu No. - Third
street, Philadelphia, you will learn who the
wise Csusus il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
The ship Canal from Lake Mich.
ignm 90 ahe Mississippi.

yhe ShuD Gaom0u 1rOD0 Like Ntc11s
ignm 90 the M1assissippl.
In reply 20 the structures Of correspond
en., l.. d. Whitney, who is probably bet,
ter informed upon the subject than most
people, writes to tho Princeton Cll.) Res
publican concerning the ship canal be-
tween Lake Michigan and the Mississippi
river:
"wHAr is PROPOSED?
ut is proposed to connect the lakes with
the Mississippi by a canal aud river im>
provement, SO as best to accommodate the
upper and lower trade OF the 10000 mills
of river navigation. The feasibility Of these
works at . moderate cost, in comparison
with their magni ude and usefulness, has
been most clearly demonstrated.
present STATUS OF rue ENTERPRISE.
"Tbe legislation OF last winter was so
cquivocal in regard to these improvements.
il is no wonder that their present status is
envelopcd in mystery.
"a canal bill was passed into law,
which, on its face, Processes to be an &C, to
provide for the construction of these works,
but mostly contingent upon MD from the
General Government. The biil did, how>
ever, provide for commencing the improves
ment OF the Illinois river, to survey by
State authority the Rock Island Canal, and
for the Governor aid two associates 10 visit
Washington to solicit aid from Congress.
The practical part Of the law is defeated by
the State Senate refusing to confirm the
Governors appointment of Canal Commits.
sioners. But il is understood that the Gov
ernor and his two associates are preparing
to visit Washington in behalf Of these works
at the coming session Of Congress.
"a liberal grant from Congress is not be-
yond q reasonable hope. The Government
needs water communication between the
lake and the Mississippi, and Illinois affords
the most reasonable route for ample connec>
ton. A Government survey Of the Illinois
river has been made, and It is understood
that report will be made Of the most fa>
vorahle kind. So Congress is now the point
| OF interest, and il is not expected that much
viii be done elsewhere until il be seen what
is done y. Washington This is in brief
about the siato of the case, - understand
il.
what then, IL may b. asked, does the
legislation Of last winter amount to?
have never Supposed it 20 be more than a
mere entering edge-nothing, unless fol-
loved up with persistent aud determined
action. But as ell Growth begins with a
germ, 50 have faith that il we.lo not grow
weary, but cmsraec every practicable occa>
sion 10 push forward this great enterprise,
final success Is sure. II may be said, how>
| ever. that the passage of the Canal bill by
! the Les stature, even with 50 little action in
". is at least on important endorsement of
| the measure, aud an appropriation of $l0,-
| o0o, TO send the Governor and associates TO
Washington, was bearing unmistable testi
mcny of its high importance "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

The Gassfsc says that Mr.. Cones refuses
% diseass With Mr.. Cianssen. II q false In
every particular. III. Cones l. both ready.
wiling. and anxious to discuss any and N
questions With Mr. Claussen. rssting upou
tts platform upon which b. (CeDss) ~
|PeWiasss6. ~. Classssa dess ~ bssk,ss
- hang - dsss &
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

TnE pnllic deb. aud taxes instead oil de-
cieasinr, since The rlose OF the war, are act
uallv increasing The debt In May 1865,
amounted to S2,6s2. 593, $50 two years
later il is $500, sol ,2s9. Two years Of
radical pence ~ have actually increased the
debt ! American securities are worth less
in London in 1867 than they were in 1865
In May, 1865, gold was quoted in New
York city at $l.Sl on the lst Of October,
1867, at Sl.43s!
Is it not about time the people had q
change OF policy and change Of rulers p
The People OF this State are TO answer these
questions at the coming election. Pennsyl
yania and Ohio are to answer them on the
same day.. Let tho people decide for their
own interests,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

Natnrsl, Durable, Beaa:ifn! Bes, and Cheapest IN
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
Mighty eight

This mornings Gazette predicts very
light Republican vote next Tuesday. That's
an easy way OF giving up beat, but IT might
rs well give up FIRST as last, for beaten It's
party Ia destined to lie by an overwhelming
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

vSn ~. .,ta ard NERVOUS DEBILlTY biz stndy
NnlA FOR the past - yesrs, end y thsrssDre
ever heard Of pasntof his not being cured since ns
M Seen IN this city His reputation hes vouchers Y
s sly papers his patieqts and the met icai pf3
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OF tie excesses ripper years is 70 WAY
en- INC neoihtss the Constitution destroy the Pr ys
gu sno mental powers. diminish and enfeeble the
na.ntsi esthgs, ant exhaust the vital energies OF
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.
sNOBIAa' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE

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the Jerome Race Course. Fordaam. N. T.. would not
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posed since which he s never without Them lie has
over twenty running horses IN his charge and for the
last three years has used other medicine for Them
lie has kindly permitted me to refer ant one 10 him
Over 600 other references be seen ut the depot
Sold by Druggists and Saddcrs Price % cents per
box Depot, 81 Cor,anct street New York.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL NIGoR are re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

Two thousand one hundred and sixteen
marriage licenses were issued i'd Chicago
during the year ending Saturday last, .
gain of five hundred and fourteen over the
correspondents time last pear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

DoA's Want . Personal Fight.
Mr.. Apologize of LcClaire, the candidate
for Representative on the Republican Tick>
ss says he don't want M. Kelly his oppo-
nsna to make personal eight upon him in
the present campaign. From the facts in
the case he has good reasons for this want.
- HE felow>tow nsmen are oil very well
~ are. Ask them il they want to be reprs>
sentcd By man Of such a character. His
party says they have nothing to do with
the Liquee question ~ this election, vet
hs button>hsles every man who sets foot in
the Republic end pledges himself to get
license law through the Republican caucus
q DcsNoinss u they will vote for him, be
may be able TO drink a. much wlisky as any
Other nam but ha can't 20 TO Dcs Mcincs
this time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
still Whining.

The. Gdssttc continues its snivellng over
the Withdrawal OF Mr. Rohlfs from the Re-
publican ticket. Poor thing the elitor
OF that paper must DO troubled with water
on the brain Perhaps il wants another
card
Tearfally il relates 10 its readers . lot Of
stupid nonsense concerning Mr.. Rohlfs-
stating how easily that man could have
had his name takon quietly from the Re-
pub!ica ticket, If he had only told them
-. The Gazette has bad memory. Mr..
Roh!fs told ths Republican comm ittee
straight after his nomination bv that party,
that he vas not it, eandi late, but the sub
jet ~ 'he action of he Peoples party alone.
What csuli The Eepu iican committee ask
more eNpliei, dian that The t,rth was,
II didn't wait TO hssr denial. |. shu. :is
long ears and wea'd not let Mr. Rohlfs
10. lle was their only hopc-as they look.
ed at the case, and they were bound to
keep him in spite Of his bold declaration #
WV ''hA w Att NtffAf y ATTY. NutIDE
short Of d,teet and peremp.ory command
IRON that gcsslcnsa cJali bring those
elingag parasites to terms ana SO lie gave
that order on saturday last.
No wonder the G1sstte winces and
weeps over il. Sacll objectionable bung
ling and demDra'iS'ng party sycophancy we
never before witnessed. But il is useless
to whine. or TO tell any more untruths
about the matter, Mr.. Gazette. You have
done your part towards cooking that kettle
Of fish, aud now you had better swallow it
With little fuss as possible. Attempting TO
whitewash your own course, or to sugar
coat that Of the Republican committee will
not help the case a particle. Nobody will
believe word Of il, and the voters Of Scot,
county will nail your candidates to the wall
on Tuesday next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02
ID r. j A M i, s.

u
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-02

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