Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
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pieces of cae1, css in Tie sAaps Il cons
With THE Inscription .'Berars, B. b.
The esbslis,ie n. B." u bat The Rssesll-
Gssnsnis dialect for "Peeples Party"
What nssns this sast thrssss Are they whe
identify themselves ~ith The Peoples Party
70 b prescribed and psrsseutsA By this
saneaioonisus party Of great 0osal ideas. tor
daring 10 differ with them-and this. too.
in free America. Let every voter in this
cisy - he cssts his vote. seDsmbss this
dark threat. and hurl il back. Power has
made them arrogant. Bitter and vindistisu
viii they be, IL victorious. Our liberties end
rights are st staks-snd knowing them. let
Us dare defend them Ito day-as the
ballot box Let u vote down these base,
sneaking midnieht threateners.
Ous Ntxs LscFUns. il BE- borne in
n'nd BY every lover Of the ars Of oratesy
that Henry Vincent, the English patriot
the true and earnest worker for the rights
OF the down eso0dso masses Of HE uotivs
eoustsy-ths chaspisa Of democracy = .
uouasshicai govssumsas vii; lecture fos shs
bsas6t Of The Youag Mems Christian As
soeiation at Metropolitan Hall on Monday
svsuing next. Let none fail 70 attend, for
he has won the title Of being the 6ssst oss>
tor Of the times, and wherever be has leo
sursd be hes drawn the largest audisnsss q
cay public lecturer. HE subjsee ct this
place will b The late 0rees American
Conflict, and The Frisnds and Essmiss si
Amssiea 10 England" Ths feilsving is .
synopsis sf the different topics 70 bs sssst-
ID under the general head:
'Stass Of Political parties in Ingland At
the commsaesasnt Of the A0ssican Was.
The -ories, Wings and Radicals. The Men
ssd the Influences that worked assisss
Amssics. Political and Diplo0aAio feas q
Amsrca. Social Psejudicso agsinst Amer
ica and Aossieans. The Cstten Lean Pee.
pie and the Pirates. ScsodaloUs eoaduct Of
the Times lnewspepes. How these forces
were resisted The Fsieads u America-
The late Richard Ccbden. N. p. John
Bright, NJ p; Miner Gibson, n. P. Jeha
Stuart Mill, n. P. Goidwis Smith; T. B.
Potter, N. p; Tom. Hughes, N. p; p A..
Taylss. n. p; Rev. Newman Hall; Hen.
L Rev. Baptist Noel; Rev. 9. II. Spurgeon;
James Wilson; and the leaders Of the
tn sughtful sections Of the Middle and Work
ing Classes; The Press thas defended Amsr
ica. The noble Working Classes Of Eng.
and How oil true English Libsrs!a rejoice
10 the preservation Of the American Union.
How the memory Of Abrahan Liaceln 10 70.
vered in Eagland. The Enemies Of Aueri.
ca grown civil. and compelled to admit THAT,
after all, il il Wonderful Nation.'
SrLr>Cos,IcrRD If there we're 90 other
reason Why there should be . change in the
Council Of this citv, the Gazette affords one
this morning. Itreveals that the City Coun-
ell voted to repeal an srdinancs by rese.
lation, and ordinances can only b repealed
By erdinances, and never BY resolution.
The case Of incompetent legislstion
only on the part Of some Of the Aldermen,
but also on the part q The Mayer himself,
10 . clear one. First, then.
no Alderman can prepsrly psesens or
move che adoption Of . resolution 70 repeal
IN ordiasace. Sscsnd. i'll he doss commit
such an indiscsstion, be is clearly oas Of or
der and il 10 shs duty Of the Mayer to call
him 10 order-fcs he pressnts . question
that The council he's no authority TO enter
tain That such clumsy and illegal lezis!s-
ton has been prastieed in the council during
the past years. the Gazette sdmits. What
safety is there in such looss>joistsd legislas
tien - this. Verify the people we're right
10 seeking out other candidates 70 All oilces
which the Gazette admits are 6lled BY men
who don't know what they are doing. Let
the people pub IN end - this sort Of stuff
to-day.
DauxK AND DisoapssLy. Yseterday af
tsrneos deck hsnd Of enc Of the steam.
boats lyisg below town waiting fes ths passs:
ing away Of the ice, thought it'a favorable
opportunity 70 indulge in . spree. He -
cordingly instituted seasch for some vhis-
key, and unlike the psliee, he sucsssdsd 10
finding sudacisncy, usdss the inhusnes Of
which he speedily bssaos qusrrelsons, end
collecting crowd rsund hin at the conner
Of Front and Bndy strsst. b. challenged
them Ill 70 hsht, and not sucessiing be
ussd ssus very abssivs lasGusss which wss
Interrupted By Chief ef Polies. 6ssersses,
cd slRsss Hesssy. wAs. much u BE dis
gust. marched him off y jail. thsrs,. to slssp
oiR his dsbauch. 20 .lssa ssHse'
Pet Hanisy Was asssslsd at saloon On
Fourth s>esss about enc o'clock this NORM
ing. b. ufiess Hseney. for bsiss drunk and
kicking up row. an1 Be ~ wss provided
with lsdsisss ia shs ssasty jail.
Sslsrsss.-Ths Ps,rss's sanaidsiss Tor
City Aasshal, Pslies Maeietsaas aaa Health
Inspsetos. entered lks ssevics q psi.sts
seldiaes aad cane sat esuoiselsnsd for
sallsne service On The 6sld, Asshs time
hey dcasA ths hahiliasats 4 waf-it was,
perhaps. mses pleasant and 1sqsirsd mere
passistism 10 taks ths Geld . . Dsivass col.
dies, thss'is did 70 g 20 Payassssr or .
csomisaionsd oaacss. Lss every siiizsn and
soldiss remember this. md Also rensnbss
that the Peoples candidate for Mayer,
Aiehasl DoNahss vas, in sasiiss days, :
gallant ssldlsr In the American armies du>
Sine ths MaxisAn waf. Ths only elaia bic
oppsasat hasssyeus votss is, that - vstsd
Sos : bssasy ~ w. did Ne ct.
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hessss ef 81 Lesis i that sf n. b. Saxsee
4 Co.. whose sdvsstissnsat appssss 10 ~
sAsasss to-day. ThV Re gsss& aesas
Ssslsns u ths NJ bses iastrunsnSs ID ~
way II Pisces sd 0fgass L he ssus(sy,
- hass sspseiss aasanlages fss sslliAk
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the Sshlie gsosrally, Wilde veil to ssafsr
fv'tA ssse. e..aLL ..a.agwsg -.
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Mr. Jshn 0solsssay, ,sAshDhna saeaes1
h ~ 6secssy trade 10 this ely ~ nuo
beee leo0 - designA ossiae - Dsves>
pee1 He has 0ads asyooeeQl6ls = engage