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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-22
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uos ~ oascuus W. oW NOS ookluH you IN
this bill to build hssbors on the Western
rivers; but along the Eastern sea.bcard
and along the great likes, have from year
20 year voted appropriations for harbors
without hesitation. and the people that |
represent do not ask tue TO do otherwise
MAN TO vote TIE most liberal appropriations
Tor such purposes. We will build ha,bors
Tor YOU; wc take as much pride in veu Ok.
par ding commerce AS you can take your.
selves, and DO not hesitate 10 give oil tina,
= you can Ia reason ask. But this 10 not for
p harbcr; this is TO remove an obstacle in
abe way Vi navigation itself upon the great
eat river Of the earth. IL ~ can give you
e74., 900 for improving harbors in the Stat,
Of Michigan, why can you net give ~ a,
leas. mi lion for the improvement Of nav
igstion 1t the Des Neinss sapids in the Mis-
sssippi, These rapids lie just in the mid
do Of navigation upon that stream. Above
ens navigation is geed; below Il 10 good
A passage nuA b eut.
bus now, when Ne ere asking an appeo>
Pr'suon 20 remove ten Or twelve miles u ab.
sNu.e oossacie in the war Of navleation up.
sne N'sslssippi river, the senator from
@monx says that il must ke cut 1evn
~. ~. ssoo.oSo will - amply Sufficient for
W. ySASs
NJ. Eia'unds. Fvs hundred thousand
Ar. Henderson. Il 10 said that 1900. ooo
wae appropriated last year and Is ssiI, 10 ~
credit Of this work. presume thu rss.c~
why that money has not been expended 4.
that u useless to take $2oo. 900 out q ths
treasury unless we can do some good Win
It. Our people ofthc West Dc net ask ysur
money unless you give enough 10 accom-
{ piish the work. We do not desire 10 take ,
penny when dollar y nsedcd. While nv
friend from Vermont comes toishs conelr
sion that this thing ought not 70 be done on
che Mississippi sivsr. just lock q what b
does Tor the little hsrbcr Il Dsslingtoa ia
Ais 0(nt4 llees ase tw6lve pnilse Of cold
reck = ~ bleUn ese q - ooetea q I
river. - s1soa - # sssea q sigAs mile
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.


A SENATE COMMITTEE TO VISIT WASHINGTON
NJ rEIEsnAPH TBn TslBuSA
RICHMOND. March 1.-THE Senate appointed q
Committee of five to leave for Washington tonight
TO confer with the Government about the require
ments of the Sherman BILL
THE CONVENTION BILL.
The bill calling for convention 10 reorgamze un-
der the Military bill, which passed the Virginia Sen
ate received a vote of IS to s Senator'S being
absent IL provides that the election of delegates
shall be held OH the first Thursday in May, and the
convention shall meet in Richmond on the third
Monday in Nav, 10 form u constitution or govern,
ment i'm conformity with said act of Congress" All
persons are 10 vote for delegates who are quaed 10
vote by the act of Congress. Gov. Pelrpont Is EN-
powered 10 appoint three persons III each county
who shall select commissioners To conduct tue Notng
The number of delegates 10 be the same as Is al,
lowed 10 the present House Ol Delegates Inc pll
also provides that $1,000,
Every commissioner conductor and writer appointed
conduct the election under this act SHALL before enter
ing discharge Of his duties take an oath 10 the fO
10 be- held will faithfully and mpatiay discharge the
duties appertainng 10 my Office according 10 aW 80
help me God :" which oath may he administered by any
person authorized by law 10 administer 0aths ana III the
absence OF such person may be administered by the or'
GERS aforesaid each other and no person shall act as
such officer under this act unless he ~ qualified 10 vote
delegates 10 said Convention under said act or Con.
gress The Constitution formed by said Convention sal
he submitted for ratification and appONal, as ploNueu
by the act of Congress aforesaid . 49,,
The fourth section provides The said election shall IN
NIL respects be conducted In the mode now prescribed by
law the officers conducting the same shall he vested
with the powers perform the duties receive the com
pensaOn and be liable 10 the penalties prescribed by law
fof general elections, except as herein provided
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

continued TO give moral and material aid 10 sne eue
furnishing them with arms munitions, ana Vessels u
war; ncting thereby ncalculabe injury ON our
commerce. and greatly increasing our sacrlces oi men
and money in the suppression Of the Rebellion; ana
Whereas JAS the said Government Of Great Britain mas
hitherto refused TO pay the Government OF the Uned
States any part Of damages inctea npoh
the commerce OF the United States; and ,.oa ,or
Whereas The Irish people, after having suIercu io @
centuries the burdens Of hereditary arlsocIcy a
established church. and system OF laws aeslgneu en
pressly for their impovershment have AT last rsei
rebellion and wagng gallant, though I
contest with the Government OF Great Britain; 'here-
fore, I'm, .x,oxa
Resolred That the profoundest sympathes OF the Amer
people enlisted in behalf Of the people OF reu
in their efforts to establish republican government ~
Ireland, basis Of universal suffrage ana dtOa sep
aratiOn Of the Church and State. .
Res0ired, That the Committee Foreign Affairs Is
hereby instructed to report TO this House what egsia
ton any, is necessary to enable the Executive OF te
United States to accord To the people OF ireland being
erent rights, and generally TO enable the Executive 10
follow in every particular the preeedents established by
Great Britain in the recent Rebellion.
Mr. STEVENS (Rep, Pa) objected to the introduction
Of the resolution
Mr. DONNELLY moved TO suspend the rules in order
TO enable him to introduce IT, -
Pending that motion the House, motion OF Mr. BING-
HAM Rep, Obio at 4 O'Clock p. IN. adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
ct rsLSsRAra TO rHx rnBrsz.

TRIBUNE.
WAsHINGTON. March 1.-THE Senate to-day con-
firmed the following nominations:
P0stdstssI H. Roberts Alfred Maine Jonathan Hill Auburn,
Maine NaylOr rkn Ills Dayii e. AMber Charston HIS
Chas Tyler Green BAY Wisconsin Charles keech, Valparaiso
Inl; H. r. Bailey Pynouth Ind John W Muniay la Porte
MINI; Ssndersnn, Springfield. Ohio; solomon q. Kugshuy
Rapids Mich Chrstn Smith Warren Penn Mrs Martha
IouoD COaisylle penu X K Bowen Mhurv, Mass John
Jacques Waterbury Conn Cowley Townsend Salem Ohio Harriet
H.. Dnuy, Troy Ohio.
Pension dgen-IIenry Boynton Maine Alexander H. AL
Lexington Nv; Ira B"mtrh Sprn.nsi III David Cross
,bncuri n H.. EdNarl g. Reiiugton. 81 Johnshury VI
Chirs Stewart Of Pennsylvania Copenhagen; Enoh
Snihers ~ Delaware At SmyrA
Internal RsrsHHfAonS j. Pope Ivth District iowa
wamJ Lanuu With District Kentucky; James Burlington I
District Massachusetts.
'Vs Internal Rereaac-Wliam C. Kueaner XIth District III
moi.
Regiser land Odos-Jsmes H. Kidd Ionia Michigan
lacsirsr Ihbtc Monfg--tsmuud ). Tower loua Michigan
Ntrhdi IHifd Nidts Consular COmL- ". Bolcmns Penn
syvanla. At Bangkok Siam. ~ w
Payaasirr tHtei States fTlng g.--Sauuel J. Pierce.
The following nominations were rejected
Iomasis Wenau, Washington Iowa; VIM A. NcClure
trn fa NrN orb j. T. Evans, Waterloo lOwa Andrew scott
hkt"n Nd Albert H. Barlow Cahaltota W William a. Linz.
molly. Rock Island H. " " w"
hssors Internal RreauS John Rch s District Neuyo,t
Iowa. ''Nf'' ~" NNHNt
" 'ss' "''o'" D""'c' AVS
Pension Ag,Af-Milon ~ Batter Detroit Michigan
tOAsHs-Ihomas MrApstIick. al Panama
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

on OF hs resolutions asserting that what they proposed
met the sanction Of weknown lOyalists OF the South
and was necessary 10 Just and loyal reconstruction
interrupted T %pi by M tsa En- P Me who n
CURED II he thought piece OF lana Tor eaeh man was
Necessary Me- 70 & fern n S @ Il was
20 give piece OF land 70 each freedman III oruer 10 con
Mr.. GRIMES rep, Iowa. inquired where the Govern
Mr.. SUMNER said there were several ways % getting
IT, He would say nothing about cOnscaton, though
he thought il wOud have been wise poey TO have di
freedmen There were lands had been sold for taxes
in the South that might be used for this purpose But
could have carried out he had been disposed TO do
1t that of requiring as condition OF pardon hat the
person pardoned should assign aporoD OF MS ianu 10 Ills
Mr. DIXON johnson, Comm said 1t was asserting that
the Military Reconstruction bill was 10 be flna mea-
asserted too, that was measure OF pa
M 1s BE sS mot hS was va S ny
The h S .d 10 sa Se aeOn Of the
Senator and the country 10 IL.
Mr. SHERMAN Rep, Ohio, regretted that this reson.
guarantees such as were proposed this measure would
be agreed TO by any Senator who voted In good faith Tor
received rec and considered BY the Southern people, and
Sogd be acted upon fayor@ny S them nc m h
bama. TO this effect lie believed the terms OF Recon
strqeiiOn were already agreed uPcD aud received the
Mr.. JOHNSON Dem, Md said he rose to eOntravert
statement made by Nj Dixon, that the policy OF MI
sS ~ SSanHa sfHa pa IN SSa Sa tSS sSSn e Ssssd
Dohnson did believe Congress would depart from the
conditions Of the bill recently passed He had so assured
recently corresponded the subject He believed that
bill gave ample protection 20 al citizens OF the sout
and ample guarantee the Government. He mplored
the Senate 10 adhere in good faith 10 the measure now
before the country and not TO think OF adopting pocy
OF confiscatiOn which certain 10 end In repetition
of the horrors Of st. Domingo
Mr.. FRELINGHUYSEN rep, y. J) said that three OF
points i'm resolutions contained In the sup
Elementary bill Of Mr. Wilson which was now before inc
Judiciary Committee Of the Senate After few remarks
in opposition 10 the resolutions, he moved 20 lay tneul
upon the table: subsequently withdrew that motion
for the purpose Of allowing Mr. Sumner TO reply 10 some
Of the argumen against his proposition.
Mr. SUMNER said the mistake made by those who op
posed resolutions that of regarding the conditions
contained In them burdens II no burden 10 re-
qure educaton IL no burden TO give homestead 10
every freedman.
The question was then taken on the motion Of Mr..
10 lay the resolution on the table,
and il was decided In the affirmative as follows-Rep
Roman Dems HlIio; Johnsontes SMALL CARS:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
THE FEELING IN THE COUNTRY.
LARGE MEETING IN WASHISGTON.


7 TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, March ia large meeting Of tho
friends OF Ireland took place tonight at the Old Assem-
bly, Rooms. Speeches made by Mr.. McNerlary a
this city, the Hon william f.. Robinson Of Brooklyn anal
the Hon William A. Darling of New York Their remarks
Of cheer elected enthusiastic responses. The address
issued by the Irishmen OF New York appealing for aid i'm
this hour OF Erns trial. read by gentleman of that
city, and received with general applause. The
meeting unanimously adopted preamble and res
Oution pedging themselves 10 sustain by all honor.
in Ireland until the eOnsummation shall he rendered
certain, and calling on the Federal authorities 10 recog.
niZe as begerents their countrymen now in the field
band played Irish tunes during the intervals OF the I
ceedngs Gen Geeson was introduced not an orator
but as fighting man. He said he had drilled some of
toregard the chances OF success hopeful than te
nneager Cable telegTams would indicate subscrpton.
OF money were then taken up as aiorng tic besf Al
dence OF sympathy for the cause.
MASS MEETING IN ST. LOUIS.
ST LoUIs. March 1.-THE Fenians of this city bayo
called mass meet4ug for Monday night 10 consider The
present condition of affairs IN Ireland ana promn, al
totheir struggling brethren ~
THE ILLINOIS CONVENTION
CHICAGO. March ll.-Presdent Roberts 10 exn..,o.,
10 arrive az midnight to attend the State Convention az
the Fenans TO be held in this CITY to-morrov Ia "
tendance is expected. seventyfve circles bayns ~ ~
por'eu' ana forwarded their certificates Of delegnes
JAMES STEPHENS
OTTAWA, c. W., March 1.-THE Times newsoouo.
hApoStOn ON being shown the photorrnnh of u. ~: ,S
III me office of the British tosn AZ pa,;s r
~ tslAeu III is the likeness OF Of ms feow
~ '"o S'ealef crossing the Irish Channel
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

ARMS FOR TENNLkStE. =.
Mr.. FOWLER tkep., Tenn introduced resolution dl-
rectng the Secretary Of War furnish and equip
10 Governor Of the state OF Tennessee 10 re-
place the and equipments Of the militia taken by
the Rebes; which referred 10 the Military Commit
tee
BELIEF HLI-ADJouRNMENT
Mr.. NYE Rep Ncvl from the Naval COMMITTEE: re-
ported resolution for the relief OF Meskfs. Donahuc
Ryan and Secor, and asked lie present consideration
Mr. FESSENDEN (Rep, Me- sald that as the resolution
proposed 10 appropriate over 0o be should OBJECT 10
ia immediate consideration.
II went over under the rules
The Senate then, at 40 Ocloch went INTO EbecutNe
session, and soon after adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
POLITICAL.
INDIANA.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Y ruIagkAPa TO THE rRIHTsE

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE
rELssRAPH THE rRBrsA
INDANAPoIIs March 1.-THE Indiana Legislature
adjourned sine die today, after session of 90 days.
A large number of important laws have been passed
during the session, among which are the Registry
law for the protection of the balot-boX, the new
Congressional and Legislative Appointment bills,
the law 10 punish boting in the Legislature, and the
law for the establishment of House of Refuge for
juvenile offenders. The plan of localizing the Au-
cultural College, and dispOsing of the Congressional
land grants for that purpose, failed The amount of
money approved in general and specific appropr-
atiOns amounts to :, 100000
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MAINE.
THE SPRING CHARTER ELECTIONS.

THE SPRING CHARTER ELECTIONS.
NJ TnIpsRAPH rRiBuNs
AUGUSTA Me-, March 11.-At the municipal eiec-
ton held in this city today, j. W. Patterson, he-
publican, was elected Mayor
SACo. March ll-At the first election under our
city charter, held to-day the Republicans carry all
the Wards, and elect Joseph HObson Mayor by 800
majority. ,,.. ro,,o
BIDDEFoRD March 1l.-Ferguson Haines, Demo
crat, was elected Mayor of the city to-day by w
majority. The Democrats carry four OF the seven
Wards.
BELFAST. March ll.-At the municipal election to-
day. the Hon. A. g. Jewett was chosen Mayor with,
out opposition. Mr.. Jewett was Mayor III 1868 asu
1864. no political issues were made.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
TENNESSEE.
sr rHLEsRAPB TO rHH TRIBUNE.

THLkeRAPB TO THH TRIBUNE
NASHVILLE March 1.-THE Tennessee Legislature
has adjourned sine die. The Impeachment of Judge
Frazier has been postponed 10 the 9th of May. Gov
Brownlow declines to interfere in behalf of Pratt.
the dancing master convicted of rape and sentenced
to the Penitentiary. The flood continues unabated
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HUDSON

pa,S ,SSDSsoN % n. Il, March 1.-THE First National
the a", D sheppard, esq, gentleman who enjoys
has ha conldehee IN financial and business cir
a"sh appointed cashier. The losses by the ,efauns
mas9rouck are not 80 serious az 10 mnair ihs
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
NEBRASKA.

BY xsIxeRLPs TRIBUNE
Sr. LOUIS March 1.-THE municipal election nj
Omaha last Tuesday resulted in Conservative
trinmph of 400 majority.