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

TaifnosE 1T is something that will
keep your hair On your hea sure: and if
you are bald headed i. will make the hair
grow If there is a root left under the shining
scalp. It has the true virtue in il, and
everybody who wants sound. healthy. luxu
RANT nais. should use It oy al means. Al
ways call for Tryphose. For sale by all
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

RfM0vAL-Nci,.men haze demolished
the cid stnnd Of Bogi,ng & on and the
firm can now he found at the corner OF
Second and Harrison streets where they are
torners-there to show their goods and guar
antee satisfaction. Every thing that 10 kept
in FIRST class harness store can be found
1t their establishment.
A GoAK.-lt WAS amusing in the extreme
last evening to hear Mr.. Price addressing
the crowd 40 my dear German Fsisnds.'
The idea Of addre ssing such men a. Russell
Ssund err, Liadernann aud the like o. idea,
German Friends Leafs anything in the po.
litical clap trap line on the job. No wonder
our German born citizens are disgustsd
with Hiram when hs undertakes thus q
hu0iliate them.
DissoLurioN BY notice il will bs seen
that our friend ''Msrt" opposite the Pos,
Once, has purchassd the interest Of bio
partner, Mr.. Wolf. in the Eclipse Livery
Stable, and will hereafter continue to for.
nish his old customers with first class
"rigs'' on short notice. We undsrstand
tbst 10 vill seen mako some additions 70
HE slosh in the shape q several fast hssses
AID new bsesiss; thess additions viii b
made in time fae the ssed roads which are
70 cems. We weuld say to al our friends.
both old and young, that when they want
to enjoy sosd ride to patronize the Eclipss
Stable. We bespeak for our young friend
abundant success aud largely increased
patronage.
SOMETHING NEw.-Our attention was
yesterday called TO = new feature Of public
conveyance 10 The shape Of "Publis
Coach" recently introduced BY the proprie.
tors Of the City Livery Stable. This viii
BE- kept either at the stable or near the cor,
ner Of Third and Perry streets, ready "a
start At moments notice. The coach is Z
handsome affair. With the nA,ns "Union'
pututcO Vu Suc eeoss ouO uoS Ueeu ituPOtteO
fsoa Ohisago fr Mr.. Nnuerman, for the
special purpose Of dating the public
It's veil for our city to assume Metsspoli-
eao aiss; ~ can now ''hail coach" aud b
taken TO any part Of the city. Woo't cul
sister cisies take nslies.
Ssaiors CnARos.-1t 10 charged upoe
Mayor Davies by ciisens Of vnauestiseae1l
veracity, that Robert Lowry affirns shal
Mayor Davies pros,i,used his, ,pesitise Il
Mayer Of this city iusomuoh that 10 mad.
u eAisstery upon Mr.. Lowry 70 purchss,
the lumber TO build his clevatse Of frtaca
I Davies, before be (Ls~sy) sosld obtain
permission from the city council "a
erscs said elevator on the ground
whore il now stands. Mr.. Lowry ha,
90 stated to numerous citizens Who stand
willing to affirm thereto. The charge is
made, and |. is serious one. II 10 made
in time 20 be related il it is false
in tiae to su5sian,;a,e i. If true. IL falls,
let Mr.. Davies take The benefit Of making
hss Official skirts clear: ii true eiet the con
sequences take their course. The CaSstt
has challenged scrutiny Of the Mayors ef'
fsiai acss; Ist,s smwsf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

Lrcruas.-P Prof. Piper will leetass -
morrow, Friday, evening = u s'closk, q
LeClaire Hall. The lecture to b followed
by the proposed sosiable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

New HAf.-Me - our friend Long Jshu
has : new hat. probably Won On IL sstsagth
Of biz bsaaiag Kasssll ia ths - To- @,
eQuo1eeial hooogo. wfti4if4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

PsnsexAL. 80 the pspulas booG and
shoe man. Seth ?. Bryant has just rsssrned
from the eastern merkst-asd will soon b
followed BY large and veil selected ssssk
Of goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

PAPEa.-The attention Of our mssehants
is called 70 tho card Of Bradncr, Smith I
Co., proprietors Of the Winnsbago Mills,
Chicago. They manufssture NEST sxcsl>
lent paper Of nearly every description, and
sell at the lowest market prices. Keeping %
article that al must have, eur merchants
should by al means give this house On or
der. 10 10 are satisfed Il will b to their
advantage to do %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

EN- From 81. or 21Sto S3Oper day,
VAV can easily be made the year round without
risk. in business, light. pleasant and honorable
and competition. Good energetic agents ladies
and Gentlemen are wanted TO represent In ever
City and County, . rare chance to make money ant
permanent employment is 0ered to every person hav
ing few hours daily to spare For further particu
lars please call on, or address, mare3-dim
u. ". JACKSON D CO., II South ST., Baltimore, Md
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

RIvEs Nsws.-Ths river Is reported clear
Of Zoe between Clinton and East Davenport,
and boats are now running from The South
- far - Muscaiins.
At this poiat the ice 10 badly gssgsd at
and above the bridge. and with cleas stage
Of wster abovs end below rs ID may yet be
many days before the river will be open
here.
The Burlington papers Of the Srd say the
"stsamer Ida returned from New Boston
yesterday. She met the Savannah bound
for Dubuque short distance above Oquaw-
ks. The Ida Left last night for St. Louis,
with large freight for this and interme-
diste points. The Southern Belle reached
this point about o'clock y yesterday morn
ing, and ran down to Fort Madison and r..
turning to Burlington about 8 O'Clock 10 the
afternoon, on her way up the river again
The Captain received . despatch At Fort
Madison. anne uncing the river clear Of ice
as fer 40 Muscatine, and having two heavily
loaded bargss lying at Keithsburg. conc!u-
dsd - turn about and run up the river as
far - Musca.ine, and to wait there for thu
final breaking up Of the ice"
The st. Louis papers announce twenty
seven steamers for immediate departure for
the Upper Missouri. The amount of frei hts
to Fort Benton aud the mines are largely on
the increase.
The St. Joseph Herald says the following
account Of the early navigation OF the Mis-
souri, river is taken from the Cincinnati dis
rectory Of 1919:
"Ths Expedition. 100 tons, and the Inds
| pendsncs, 90 tons, built near Pittsburg, are
both destined for the same voyage OF dis
| eovery, the Indspendencs being the iirs.
Steamboat which has undertaken TO stem the
powerful current cfsths Missouri. They both
arrived at franklin (Boon's Lick), Howard
county. 200 miles up the Missouri from its
mouth, in the month of June last II is now
aseertained beyond doubt that this i'm
| portsnt and extensive river, for several hun.
| dred miles at least, can be navieatsd by
steamboats, with the same case and facility
% the waters Of the Ohio or Mississippi.-
Several keelbeats have already descended
the Missouri, from franklin, with cargoes
destined for New Orleans"
PoRK STATISTICS will be found
an article takea from the Cincinnati Gazette
which shows the number Of hogs shipped
from various cities in Iowa. 1t is safe "a
cay that one-half il not two-thrds Of the
hogs Of Iowa 60 to market on hocf and are
slaughtered in Chicago. That city now ex
ceeds in this respect, the great "Porkopolis''
Of the West-Cincinnati K.okuk leads
the cities Of this State b. nearly twenty
thousand. The f2urss are a. follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

PupLsc IxsfALLAslon.-The eileen eioce
Of the Sons Of Tempsfanes will - inetalIed
into their respective positions to-mssrow
evening It Metropolitan Hall. Ahes The
cersmony addresses are expected frou H.
Price. ". A. Fosssr and ]. 8. Oouuee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

TnAf's WnAS's ran MAffes.-Ths 0s-
seste claims for Mayor Davies that he did
the bulk Of the bounty business in this
region during the was, end therefore should
Be Mayor Of Davenport just - long ss hs
wants 10 Be. Let 10 see. Nr. Davies Wa
chairman Of Board Of County Supervisors
in 1856. At the January session that board
voted bounty Of $3.50 per capita for rs>
cruits, but not one cent Of that bounty ,cas
erer paid. Petition after petition hes bssn
flsd-hAs been presented 10 the board By
the ssldisss who accepted the oner-mads,
- they suppsesd, In good faith. but in ev>
ssy iassanss these petitions have been uai>
fsrmly hid On the table, and the bousty vsssd
and bravsly earned he's been withheld. One
Of these soldiers has sued the county for
the bounty and the case 10 nov pending b..
fore the District Court. This d the action
Of . Republican Bsaed which Mr. Davise
has never found Il di0cult to control vhen
he undertook IL Let the soldiers remember
these thing, end ebtain what they ask for
-sueh change in the county sdministsau
tion - viii give them their duss. The Hsse
sesp - thss end b - carry the city election
% Saturday next.
A Fionr--A disgusting affair took place
last night at Hangan's saloon. Two men
named Powell and 0srvsy quarsslsd. and
proeseding from words 70 blows, Powell
seized Garvey's nose between his teeth and
bit piece ont Of il. Garvey WAS q encs
taken to DR.. Peck's of1ce BY Health officer
Center. and Drs. Peck and Hosford skillful-
y repaired damages BY cutting flesh from
the cheek and fitting it on the nose. Pow
I'll escaped, the polics starting in pursuit,
which they kept up until after eleven s'slssk
last night cod rseumsd III nesoine, bet up
70 half paee lhsso NJ olheeoeoa Is has -
eAped thsif vigilance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
CITY NOTICES.


Dumont cuts all kinds, from 1-S inch 70
inch letters, plain and ornamental, 1t No.
IL Main street.
J.T. rEnPLD, Gardener and Florist, cor.
sth and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trecs. mv26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

STEALING CalcKsxs.- This morning Po-
liceman Clark arrested two boys, Chaslsa
Phillips and Michael McKim. snd brought
them before The Police Magistrate On n
charge Of stealing some chickens lssu ths
yard Of Patrick Hscabs, o. Fssst slsssA-
They were sentenced to fifteen days in the
county jsil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
1867. SPRING STILES. 1867.
SMITH. 1.-THE HALTER.
Wholesale and Retail.

Te NOW READY WITH ALL The LEAD.
i ing :tyles Of Hats end Caps fsr Spring end
would call the atteatioa Of the public to their
spring stock. mot TO b. surpassed BY any, and II
very much lower prices than ever. Ladies,
Children and Infants Straw Hats in great profu-
sios; all Of the latest stylss Is Der cent 10 wer
tean last yeets pricee. apr4-d&wtf
Ofg0 81 Dlock Door.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

REGISTERS IN BAxKnuprcr The various
Representatives from Iowa have recommen>
dcd the following gentlemen Of Their respec.
tive Districts to Judge Chase a. suitable
persons to appoint a. Registers in Bankrupt
cy under the new law. It will be seen that
Judge Hubbard recommends the appoint
ment Of two Registers in the Sixth District,
on account Of the territory being 50 exten>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

TsAcngRs' IxsrrrurE.-The Institute con.
vened at o'clo-k this morning. After the
opening exercises Prof. Piper conducted
Rhetorical exercise, which was followed BY
IN exercise on Elementary Composites, BY
Mrs. n. A. Nc0oassal. which brought cut
soue very Ans idsas upon he sabjsst.-
Next subject. Grammar. by Miss n. A.
Walker.
Altss sscsss, and music By the Glss Club.
Prof. N. n. Insa,s took up the subject cf
Theory and Practice II Teaching Miss n.
8. Hobart then took up the subject Of Spsll-
ing, with class illustrations, followed by h.
B. Twiss on The subject Of Psnmanship.
The programme fer this aftsrnosn wss
varied somewhat in order to listen to d.. o.
c. Parry's lecture which should have como
Of last evening but which WAS postponed
On account of the unfavessbls weather and
some misunderstanding 10 regard to the
Hall. The following were the exercises
previous TO the lecture which took place the
last thing this afternoon
Music by the Glce Club Photography
by J. P. Dosch; Fractions, BY Prof. Piper /;
Discussion Of the following questions :
"Should there be order in the school room
during recess ?" Report Of critics end read
ing Of questions; Lecture.
The attendance still continues good all
though but few more have come in from the
country. Among the visitors present VI
had the pleasure Of tsting Mr.. N. n. In,
gals, who BY tho way 10 man Of sons
notoriety ia the world Of letters, having fo'
some years besn connected with Teachers
Institutes il different parts Of the State
and is nov adding much to the material in'
tersst and profit ef the exercises here. VI
also made the acquaintance Of j. B. Denui-
son, man Of sone experience in the bool
business. We bslieve both gsntlenan ars
from Nuscatine, who. when they returr
will. we trust. carry with them pleasing rs'
collections Of the time spent here, u less
we wish more such men would attend oui
Institutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

ToR DHS 0oops and Notious--at reduced
rates, go to d. 3. Austin's, 2s lie Claire
Row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
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WAN = Z D.

0EvERAL SOLICITORS FOR A FIRST
y Clsss Fire Ina Co. Men Of sec and exper
lsnce preferred. None need apply without good
nol) Land Agent. over p. o. Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

foSsrMPTIeN, >cRoFuLA. RHEt' MATfsN. &C
~ A. %.se~.s- 'GsS11ss sEsneiesL COD i.Nsa On.
Oar q mas siasa tag bssi 1f ~ yvar ani ian sands
or % stqsss asr.3sfi tAsir rseoNasy tuss IL -
warrass4s rire 1IA .EIAt. s co, CAgussls ss.ld
Drr..sste NeN Yafx. fsistl dfm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

BsciNNIso OF rux Esp.-A strong pressure
being brought TO bear from above the ice
has commenced to pile up along the shore
directly in front Of the city.
SMOKERS will please bear in mind that our
friend Arnold At the old stand Of Arnold L
lie Clairc keeps little the best cigars and
weed" Of any firm in this part Of the coun.
sertions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
Men York Depot, SO Hudson Street.
Eor sale at wholesale aud retail, by Bed'
erbecke & Miller, Davenport, Iowa.

CmEAisrRY.- JUDSON X. TAY.
LOR. NJ. D., Analytical Chemist, 80 Wood.
ward Az. Detroit, Mich.
DR.. swami have subjected to a thor
ough chemical analysis your Bourbon Bit
tcrs and find them composed OF pure whis
ky with highly valuable vegetable extracts
free from auy mineral substance. and con-
tanning no impure or injurious ingredients.
and in all respects superior in standard oi
comparison to any other Stomach Bitter-
examined. ! can with grea. confidence re-
commend them to the public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

By great many right here in Davenport. and
in nine cases out Of every ten, il has given
satisfaction. Our physicians are prescrib-
ing t; they have witnessed its good re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

"A HuSpRHp YfARs TO CoNE" DR.. J. W.
Poland's White Pine Compound will be the
only recognized medical preparation in the
treatment of all diseases Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, and Throat and Lung affections.
Thousands attest it's merits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

SELEcr--Bv notice in another column il
will be seen that tho select school in Le>
Claire Block commences its spring session
on Monday next We commend the school
to the attention oftAose wishing 10 attend
such school.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

Ir you want jetty black whiskers use
Uphsn's Hair Dye--only 30 cents bottle.
Sold evesywhere Put up by ~. KRONER,
Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

A CuRH AT LAST ,-Oas more disease con.
quered The worst cases Of Rheumstiem
are being daily cured by the new and won,
dcrful discovery known as MErcAlrRs
GRsAr RRErxAric REMEDY. Stsvepsoo 4
CasnAhsn, Agsots. Davenport. Iowa. IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
For Sale.
For Sale Cheap.

For Sale Cheap.
en- BOXES PARKEKe GARDEN SEEDS, FRESH,
w In large or small quantities, ct Mc0saw's Com
mission House, - Perry St. II you want to buy
cheap hats 20 70 McGraw's, ~ Perry ST. II you want
IN buy ue sell goods Of any kind 20 McGrsws. 81
Perry g. Parrqular attention paid to sales at euc-
ton In ont OF the city, at the 50 Per-
~ st., by McGraw. mar29- -d6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

Uss Lallemand's Specific for rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. II effectually destroys
oil poison in the blood. and performs rad-
ical cur, Read testimonials elsewher
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

DBnoRALlzsD.-Hirsm wants to bet. The
King proposes to make raise without Civ.
ing an equivalent. This may look little
strange in Bro. Psics, considering biz high
moral aad religious professions {; but let us
not deal too harshly With the ersing, for We
must consider that Hiram has been to Con~
gress where such things are popular; mere
over, bis seat is close to that Of John Aorri
ssy, and John has probably been playing
''hsads and tails" "odd and evsn' with
Hiram under the desk during session, while
the speakers attention vas upon other
members say nothing Of playing mas>
blss for keeps" in the sotunda; hence bis
anxiety to make bets now that be 10 at
homo is not strange. He proposes to bet
the full sum Of 11.5O that in the event The
Peoples Ticket is successful on Saturday,
that We shalt claim it - . victory Of the
lion hearted Democracy. The proposition
10 fair-ior a Congre,sman-but we have
ever studiously avoided the sin Of betting on
elections or making bets Of any kind. nor
can We now condes ceud this time TO humor
this enthusiastic disciple Of the great favor
ite. A kind friend, however, authorizes US
to say the bet is taken. and proposes that
the King call at Lahrmanns on Tuesday
morning next, and either take Or give the
$l.50 as the events may require.
FULLER K FosD, CHICAGO. firm are
engaged in the manufacture and sale Of
wrought and cast iron pipe aud fittings,
finished brass>work and an excellent article
OF babbit metal. They are heavy inanufac-
turers Of mechanics and mschinists' tools
Of nearly every kind, and are agents for fire
brick, steam engines and pumps, portable
saw mills arfd great variety Of machinery,
full particulars Of which can be found in
our advertising columns.
They occupy . valued place in tho COM
mercial interests Of Chicago, - they do q
very large business throushout the North.
west, and We cordially recommend the firm
Ia the citizens Of Davenport and the people
Of our growing young State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

UxsxrtlAs aud Rubber Clothing. suitable
for this month Of smiles and tears, can be
found in great variety q Sam Perry a.
Sam has, besides these articles, the best Sc
:-cted stock Of ClothinE and Cloths to b.
found in Davenport. and those desiring 4
Zip top spring suit, either ready made or
made to order, should hand in their orders
early as in a lew weeks the rush will com.
mcuce and he may be unable TO supply all
demands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

JonS CANNON. House and Sign Painter.
Psper Hanger, Glasier and Grainer, whiteus
and colors walls, or ceilings paporsd in oil
styles, from commsn brown paper to the
most elaborate dscosa.iohs. Orders promps-
ly attended to. Shop. No. 10 west-Third
street, between Brady and Main. apr4d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

IN DAVENPORT

No medicine has better reputation than
Lallesnand's Specific. II is not claimed that
Il will cure in every case. but it will cure
more cases Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, or
Gous. than any other article, or even any
nhy aician
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
IL not only Cures

Rheumatism. Ncurslgis. Gou,, Ic., but will
cleanse the b!ood OF any impuritv. Lalie-
msnd's specific is nothing but a BLOOD Pu
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-25
R O O H L N O. I.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.

DU IL d / N G. H ARD WARE
800 Dozen Baldwin's Butts. all Sizes
800 Dozen Kenrick's Pulleys l15, IA, inch.
500 Dozen American Pulleys. IL, IA, 2, "a inch.
Spear u JaCksons Hand and Pannel Saws.
Butchers Plane Iron, all sizes.
Butchers Flrmer Chses, all sizes.
Excelsior White Lead.
Citymade Rim and Mortice Locks.
Duncannon and Anvil Nails, all sizes
Screws, Knobs, Bolts, Table Cutlery, Planes.
Saw Files, Laches. Axes. Shoves and Spades, Shut
ter and Riveal Hinges, Strap and II Hinges Shutter
Bolts, Platform and other Scales Wire Curry Combs
Etc, Etc. For sale by
STANDBRIDGE, BARR q CO.,
Importers of and Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Hardware, Nails, and Cutlery,
87thstuel No. 1921 MARKET Street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-25

OF the people, however, revolts against pro-
cess cess which could not by any possibility bring |
uen a' nVeranCe, me new Orleans Bee expresses
the prevailing opinion of the soutberp nress
when 1t warns the people against delugi6ns." :"
and against the idea of dependence ON the
supreme Court as ''the widest deIpeion of
all" Mr.. Barksdale's newspaper the Jack
son (Aliss.) Clarion, declares that Uas a plan
OF practiGal relief 1T is utterly worthless. 1t
is like the act of the drowning man who
grasps at straw. In his despera2ion he NAV
clutch it, but It will avail him nothing.h,
The South is evidently RAPIDLY escanino from
the era of delusions. With storm realities
before it, its people are no longer disposed to
rely upon the guidance of the men who have
ruined them 1
In this connection the Northern Democratic
party is the subject of frequent snubbing and
not a little grim irony. The Jackson Clarion
in substance, bids the Kentucky Democracy
mind its own business. The South the Clarion
sensibly contends, must settle this business
on its own account, and it wants no advice
from the Democracy of States not affected by
military government. Besides, uuoth the
Augusta (Ga.) COnStitutiOnalist ''the Demo
cracy are only radicals in disguise, and the
Sherman. Shellabarger bill is Just as much
their work as the work of Mr.. Thaddeus Ste
vens with whom they voted on several ballots"
Will the Connecticut Democracy be good
enough to crack that nut before election day
Other Southerners turn their sarcasm into a
slightly different vein. The ridiculous boast
ing of the World, over alleged gains in one or
two of the late municipal elections, is laughed
at merclessly. The Richmond Times informs
the World that when it 'throws up its hat
and devotes a leader to the triumph of Coroner
Squink, of the town of Tomahawk, and tells
how he bore aoft the banner of conservatism
by a majority of eight, the Southern people
cannot help exclaiming, 'In the name of the
Prophet-fgs." We might multiply indica-
tions of this character, if it were necessary, to
prove in detail that the South has detected the
swindle of Northern Democracy, and declines
to be again humbugged by its pretensions
But the labor is not requisite. The South has
discovered the worthessness of Democratic
promises to help, as well as the folly of those
among its own people who advise passive re-
sistance. Both are now rated at their proper
value; and this fact is one of the most hope
ful signs of Southern reorganization under
the law. ....