Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-30
w csl acsslny, the l0sh day ~ Sep
a~snher. n. -. 1857.
cAuuNEr rROa Da.ES.

CABINET rseOa B1.ES.
For SON, time pss, the telegraph repor,
have been file with rumors concerning the
cla,h,n- elements in the Presidents Cabinet.
Frat Slant "a. uncercm 'niou.ly kicked
ont and even this act Of partial justice' was
long DELAYED. Nex, came the word that
Sheri lA1 VA rem1vcI which was closely
f. lowed by he assertion, that tbs at IN
t-.ir, i,-re,ary objected to II, nov II Is re-
b,rted that tho cabinet have signiiicd to the
President their Willingness to resign. ne
gres, masses oi the people are "s"'"e
snAiou.ly TO hear that the President II
.ouI 10 The occasion and competent 10 han
do the executive power. Hesitation or hall
way work will be for hun political suicide
Nov tho time when fortune 10 at us i'ooo
toe 10 grasp the executive power and WELD
j, ,sa President Of the United Statck
should Late IA commencing, let HIM no"
do Ia, work well. The opportunity ~ With
HIM to resusc,tatc tho great principles Of
government which have been ignored ~
the pa,ti.an madness that hss ruled IN ou'
legislative halls. Let him do itby taking
III, first step towards the reconstruction Of
,thc south and the harmoniIing OF our poll
u-al slemerts, by . compete rcconstruct'on
Of hi, cabinet. Tho death knell Of the re-
public has already crossed the Atlantic, and
sounded IN n,onarchical ears. The Loyal
state. East and West will applaud his &C.
ton il done now, they will not consent TO
the overthrow Of our institutions. Wehavc
seen, under plea Of reconstruction, the
shadows Of the old Roman proconsulships
hanging over US. We have tas'ed suiiici
emily the pleasures Of military rule. Dis,
tr.ct commanders have pressed military
de,ro,ism 70 our lips until the dose hal
eau. ell reaction. They apparently have
n lt conception Of tho law Of Congress
which made them simple police force, 4
b, called upon when civil power. failed il
actlon
The first necessity is a new Cabinet.
Is cno"rh for Grant, soldier like ia obcyin
orders, N assuming his present dutics, I
retain lsls tbs g.neralship Of the >rm'e'
his portion, belong. to civil hands aud .
ablcr brain.
The aalionsl debt Of three thousand nil
Ions. with the corruption TINT hangs to y
management. demands the cle,S,si BRAN i
the cnantis, aud ADLER nsnds thsn Mr. Nc
suil1chs TO set II IN such trained ciannel
d.s'iny upon is wise administration TO
urpn the finances of the country hargs ,h
nst,on'. greatness ar is Bankruptcy, wit
ali it, at,eud,nt tuin
As ior Mr. seward, tie coup'r
has sntr.rci sufficiently under Ia
INSTRUMENTATION OF its foreign affairs
The ship Of State needs other hands I
car, her along AIDE of other powers.
Oar Navy needs new lie. emery an
hopes. There - a national mourning f.
i,s lost greatness. We have IN expsnsiv
bat IN, ihc,rn. government. II is time tn,
The President aud Cong-ess be no ionge
divided on p,rsonai issues That bett,
state OF feeling can be had with the p'eser
Cabinet. s..i.s out ~ the question that
he VI In, entiic ieoplc, and they deman
Il uas.
ins Cles.iaod ADD Toledo papers motto
the passage al, & the route OF 1T bell COZ
.yr.i to The N,iy Rev Lpriu N"trs Dam
lat. winch weighs | $40 lbs the tongu
alone 40, and the yoke upon which II is
hang 2,oo0-m king altogether weigh
u l.. d2o lbs. 1t measures twenty one fc,
III circumference ut the bottom, and eleve
irct siA inches ia circumference at IN, TO
and seven feet N height. Ii was mauufac
turei by Belle 4 Sons, France. Tn
namcs OF 20 persons, as donors, were Ell
srav.d in the me, al, with the amount give
BY each, making total Of $A.A65. III
ornamental works is beautiful The o.ll
destined tor the tow,r Of the Cathedral 4
NotI, D-ms, resr Sou'h Bend.
season is much more healthy than the sun
aer oi 1866. yet ws have alarming rcpor,
Of ,h- prevalence Of epidemic diseases
various pats Of the eeantry, though hal
pily none have yet visited this section
Nc~ York they have both cholera and ye
Low fever, and while The cholesa has %
,~.r>A - lt1ss~xsa ga - c,r,>.>~, .-:,:s.,
posts in the Wet, the yellow fever IL n,
aging Louisiana and Texas with great Vi,
leu .. Davenport should b profound
grateful that aei,hss Of these scourges ha
yet appeared here.
TrRS Tnsx Orr.-Burgiars. thieves =,
lcafrrs. in order 70 avoid being arrested
Migrants without occupation or wall
means of support, have suddenly beco'
peddlers and are getting inside Of hou'
BY Fering 70 cell their nick>nacks.
have heard of .eseral cases Of gross impe'
ncnce OF tie part Of these vagrant peddle
aud We would rtccmmead that dipper {
OF scalcins hot water should BE- applied
them whenever they persist in coming in
house in spite of civil reconnaissance.
Wiru regard 10 the recent change in I
head OF the War Department. the Washi,
toa correspondent Of Worcester Spy sta,
that he speaks BY author ty in say, IN
had not Gen Grant been willing to take
War Office al interim Mr.. Stanton wo,
not have left tho Department without /
ther exhaustion Of legal mesns to retain
p,aes. Tho matter, The correspondent Cd
was fully discussed between them bef'
hand.
CsAvs INJuay.-Mr B.nrett, Of
New York Herald, puts in the follow
enc, se,ic protest in behalf Of h's ,espec
b.li,y T: "whcn Greeley insinuitcs that
have aAysAins 70 ~ with the 'ioave'
fishes u Rspublcssism. os any other
~. - askss himss simply r'dicuiou
But whom he couples our name with this
Tbesses weei, be becomes i'm, ,ertineus
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