Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-11

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y. y. RlCHsAQDoON. Editor.
THURSDAY EvHNN8--.-....ApRiL IL.
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Another Evidence ~ seushern
Sentiment.
The example recently given Us At Colum.
bia, by Wade Hampton, Of what we were
to expect from the lighting rebels Of tho
South. has just been followed BY promin-
snt officer of Lees army-General Long
street. The name Of this officer having
been publishsd in Southern paper among
. list u psrsous from whom the editor
wished y sbtais On sxpesssioo Of opin>
ion. General Longstrcst rssPoads a. 'oi>
love:
az can only sneak The plain, honest co.,
v,ct;one Of . soldier. IL san hardly be nee
sssarv a this late day, 70 enter into dis
ouae,oa Of matters that ere usually brought
up d ssyuisg upon ths proposed plan Of 70.
coosasuesing ~ gevseu1sos. Iadssd, j think
that naay g the0 ass ~ psst,seos 70 the
question. The eesiking lsatsss, md the one
that esr psspls shoald keep In view 10 that
10 sse cenqusssd people, Recognizing
this fact fairly and squarely, there v but |
one course lsft for wise men 10 pursue, and |
that is 70 accept the terms that arc now Of |
ferred us by the conquerors. There can be |
no discrsdit 70 conquered people for &C
ccp,ing the conditions offered by the COW
"a. ror-, nor is there any occasion for a feel
lag Of humiliation. We made an honest and
hope may cay . creditable fight, eut we
rave lost. Let us come forward. then, and
accept the ends involved in the struggle.
Our people earnestly desire that the Con-
snlutional Government shall be re-estab>
lishcd, and the 'only means to accomplish
this is to comply with the requirements Of
the recent Congressional legislation. II IL
said by some that Congress will net receive
Us even alter We have complied with their
conditions, but can find no sufficient rea-
son for entertaining this proposition for .
momsat. I cannot sdmit that The repre-.
sentative men 81 great nation could make
saeh . pledge il bad faith. Admitting.
however, that there II such mental rsser-
walton, can that be any excuse for W in fail
int TO discharge our duty? Let ~ accept
the terms, - Ne are in duty bound 70 do,
and il there 10 . lack Of good faith let Il be
upon othcIs."
This is an open, manly expression. IL
has the double advantage Of proving the
actual temper Of the Southern people and
dsproving the Radical falsshoeds Of the un.
willingness Of those In actual rebellion to
accommodate themselves to the new order
Of things. The advice Of General Lei
himself and Of General johnson, is identic
81 with that Of Hampton and Longstreet
and - these mea are none Of them polti
clans or fools. Il Is fair - presume the
speak and write what they actually thin
and bslisve. That they were each and a
Of them sotuslly gagged in rebellion vi
no, probably b. denied and having been d
featsd they accept their fate. This is ho'
orabls and Il becomes The Northern peep
to accept these sacrifices 10 the spirit
which they are made. Dsmagogues ina
fums and fanatics may spluttsr. but Il
people owe il ~ = duty to themselves an
60 their Southern brothers, as we'll for the
osn interests as for the interests Of III
whole country. TO meet their late foes hall
way and to make tho work Of rcconcilia;io
speedy anu CQulDict0 rs possible.
Wine and Lager Beer.
Tho following is the plan Of temperate
law which the RAIDS of Cedar Falls, low,
propose to ret the Legislature next winter |
enact in reference to the sale Of wine an
lager beer. The present law in relation ,
sale Of other liquors they propose TO !,
stand on the statute books, with the pre- vi
ion stricken out. in favor Of selling Tor sac
ramental, culinary, mechanical and medic
nal purposes.
Be u enacted, &C., That Il shall be ur
lawful for any person in this State to s,
or deal out, or allow to be taken, in quaint
~ lsss than ten gallons 81 one time. AT
strong beer, ale, porter, cider, vino or 9th
lsuos hrswsd, fssmsnied, or Distilled, wiz
out . permit nrss Nith ssnds given, that
liqucs shall b cold to minors, OF 20 perso
lseslly netsd - drunkseds, or on the Sa
bath day. OF between sunset and sunrise,
20 be drunk or any way used upon he pre-
iscs or within one hundred yards thereof
under penalty Of iino and imprisonment
every unpermi,tei or forbidden deliver
besides loss Of license and forfeiture
bonds, Tor any willul violation thereof
Aud any place proved TO have furnish
any lquo. in violation of this law to a
two persans--cr IT dwelling place Of al
two persons, not of the family there res
dent, or an, two days not more ihana we
apart--shall DO dcsmsd a nuisance a
aha,cd MS such-the liquor there found b
Ing eonfssatei aud destroyed.
The pOpc's Daily l.sie.
Rome Correspondence of the Boston Snturd
Evening Gazette
The Pope leads a most regular lfe
gets up every morning at six o'clock, VIII
he celebrates . mass after Office he rsa
his brcvisvy, next hears . mass celebrate
BY one Of his domestic ehaplains after viii
he takes light breakfast. All these duti
bring him to eight o'clock, when he 90
lnto his study and grants audiences. Il
number Of people seeking audiences
somstimes vsTv great, especially about I
more solemn festivals Or the Church, VIII
throngs are attracted to Sc. Pstsr's from
parts Of the world. At these seasons I
pressure upon him u 90 great he il oblig
TO receive Ave OF six hundred together
They are placed 10 large hall Of the VI,
can. and his Holiness walks in front Of d
whole line, and says some kind word 10 .
cry psraon afsss be has gone dewn q
WoosG ttsbc = ssooNVt VI UStU1uuucB bVt ~ kuc
into half circle around the Pope who .
dresses paternal exhortstion to them, Q,
sends thsn away With his blessing. At q
o'clock the Ministers begin to work vi
him, Cardinal Antonelli having the pree
dsnce. the others following hin In turn.
Thsse Conferences hast until half past elevs
when the Pope asaia gsants audisncss
On hour end half. Aftse lunch be rsa
his brsviary. Thea b wake in shs gasde
Of the Vatican OF rides h his carriage "a
Soclsck, when be again grants audien.
for four hours. AZ nice o'siock he sups;
ct ten says HE psaysss end eoss 10 bed.
Tas liquor qusssisa essns 70 - the .
s0rbins topic at present In this city and
fact 81 over The state, he great point
contention being whether The existing p,
hib,torv Law ms w~o> A. -<.A.a. T..