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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

State of New York-SinguIar Result OF nm
Analysis of the vote-PrObable Republican
Defeat mt tho Presidential Election Next
Yenr Deduced-Wherc tho Party Gain Came
From.
An examination into the vote OF New York from the
Presidential election Of 1880 the election for Governor
last year disclosss the remarkable fact that, while thu
republicans have gained comparatively few Of the new
voters during this tims the democracy have gained I'm
menssy and with comparative stsadness In every
contest whore full vote Of the respective parties II
pollsd To render this statement fully Ineligible We
give below the following ngurss:-
Re publican vote In 1S60...... 802 90
Democratic vote IN $780,. S12,610
Total vote. CTS. 1855
Republican majority. 90 l3o
In 1891 1852 and 1853 the Of both parties fell
on largely, and there actual trial Of strength
until the Presidential election in 1884 whom the result
was % follows
Republican vote In 1864. 3oS, 735
Democratic vote in 1884,, 36l, 9S6
Total vote. 1870, IN
Republican majority ......................... 0749
Republican increase on vote of 1880 .....,.. $3.50
Democratic vote OF 1850 ....... 20, 476
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
jay Cooke on National Bank Note.

JAY Cooke on National Bank Notes.
To THE EDITOR THE HfRALD:-
In Jay Cookies long and labored article In defence Of
the national banking system he does deny tho fact
tha. the banks sls 900 per annum interest
from the government their stocks deposited secure
their $500 100000 bank motto circulation But he also
demonstrates by figures that although the banks do
ceve. 600 900 from the government they pay back
to the government SIS 900 per annum thus making
loss to the banks OF $40 800 o00 Mr. Cooke publishes
TO the world that this $40 $40 900 IL much actual loss
the banks consequences OF $500 100000 circu
lation Would ~ mot be great boon 10 these phiIan
tnropc banks 10 be relieved from this loss Would 10
not be gross injustice not 10 relieve themf Now, this
circulation costs tho people $4,000 900 and the banks
$40 $40 000 and a. does NOT seem 70 please either the
banks or the people, who TO have preference for
greenbacks, why would u not DO commsndable IN
Congress 70 pease all BY retiring the national bank
noses and substituting therefor the popular green
barksf
We submit this being sminsntly satisfactory to
Jay Cooke IS per his letter and TO the people per their
ranroeentatveA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

: go " ) 60 49, vta1s
Csnpanv - vvalshan. Aass.
"a. co.ps11 beg s5iTe s insrn the pasus A.s
sAsy eonsnsuSsd operalosls b I'D shd lhsis het~y
nsw COTS fslS aerss = ground, I'd has ~ more
SAan IGlion aoslars. and emp.oys ovefsuo opera
sfves they prodace 5000 Watches year, snd
make and sclinot less than oneha Of ~ the watch
% sold In the United etstes.
The difference between their manufacture and the
Eafopeas. q briefly shis: Europeaa Watches arc
nsde almost satisely b Aaad, "a Ne result Il Of
asesssv . hck = thas saiosnity, rhieA idl6dbpsa.
sshss 70 correct timehssping. BON tho go and he
Aana fsAs no6e S111fSi operative nsss ~. Bat
u oct that except watches Of the hishse r. ades
Essopsan watches The produet Of tho cheapest II.
boz Of OWitxseiand, and u result isthe Worshisu
Ancres, Ispioes snd 20 called Patent Levess-whieA
seon cost more n attempted rspslss than shss %.
4nea psscs. Cdnnoa wcskus6. boys go wuoss.
WITH Fcaeh sepasaae pssss q sSess wssSlss itua
veassos hftUisss pdllsA - ~ shsn rss(Ass, -
take then TO he nearest vstcA meschant who sssmps
sne snesavss ~ ~ ~ ssns o. bsasotAss may
HOW xMkRlcAx WATCHES Aas xADx.
r 1he Anssacaa Wsioenwaleh y nl1s - - susA
snesstain proosse - ty = susA iasnassasas
yntan Al ~ conSaass opssal,oaa. stso ~
receet1oh Of n rsv natssi4b 10 the oueletion u
shs watch. ~ carried = seass oae feof and under
one skillful nd esnosssat 0issetoo Bat o. gsses
oistidkuishinB Asesre Of 0sls wsAches. b the ises
tAst shslr ssvsssl paf ~ IN asds By The Anss Ne
most perfect and dslcase nseAlhsy svss ttoushs %
- aid u huDan inouDesy. Every one u he noss
than hundred pasts q every watch b nads b -
chins-that -anfuafbay sspsU1sccs every succeeding
part with ~ mos unvaying aecsraey. II was only
nscsossy TO make perfect watch Il any part,cu-
lar sty'e and then to adjsst the hundred machines
assssssy TO reprodaee svesy part Of tAat watA and
eSlc~s that etssy e7cccediac watch must be Ike 4,
Ths Company respectfully snbmi, their wstchee o.
,heir merits only. They claim 90 make
BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY!
By thsis Improved mechanical processes than can BE-
made under the oIdfashioasd hanAlcraft systsa.-
They manufacture watches Of every grade, from
good. low priced and sub-tantiai article In sond ~.
ves hunting cases. to the nnest chrpno0eAsr; end -
% ladies' watches In plain gold ~ Asese snaclsd
and jewslsd cases; bot the indispsssapis seeuae.S
ofaIl their wallace b that they eAsl y ~
TfARKEEPEfsS. II should be rems !. 49, ws..%
ecps thssF slneic lowest srsds nsasc -. = -
Company, Bouto6. ALL wATchss
ARE FULLY WARRANT =.
hy . spcdal cerSScsos, snd ~ wrsseDsee
ali siunes aesinst Ne Company or 10 aeeao
DOBBTNs ARFLETON, n
~svrAAvfu ~ n,,sdwsy, New Y0rk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

AnAmosa Is ahsus 10 have weolen nil
h The population u Sidney FssrOont 20.
( u 1850.
| The population of Musostine County, as
shown By the census. is 2o.4se.
The population Of Buchsuan County, %
shown by the census. is 1881, an increase
in ten years Of 2,2o5.
Mai. s. j. llama has recently been ap-
poin,ed County Judge OF PotsawAtsamie TO-
TO Gil vacancy. s.~
Joshus Boyd. Of Mills County. haa a ea'
citing scuiils with den Of wolves. s0d sue
succeeded inlcspturing nine OF them.
The Harkeys says an elderly man. some !.
vhaA intoxicated was robbed Of xfoo' 10
Burltns1ou this week.
". are clad 10 learn that the health Of
ua". Oenn Faville, late Superintendent OF
Pablo Instruction, 10 rapidly improving:
Tbs German Mechanics Aid Soeisty viii
MI rslsb,afauu on Msp6sr bsal g 4us-
cssiss. HE osssion wiu b dslivsse1 4.
D. lngcrsoll, Esq. r
rrop she Courier We lcarntlIat everybody
IN nnum "A has bsss-bal on the brain, ex-
cent the local Of the Coulter, who reesaseo
4 - IA eees e hsst trial. -.
The Gazette says tho Orphans' Hsne' ss
Cedsr Falls has Supplied seven old bachelors
With wives, from the corps Of tsachess.
Fairfield contains 2,0le inhabitants. -
EiehtySshsee persons pay g isupus tax in
Csdsr county for 1866. TIE largest tax
Iaii Is ellS.2e. Ted s1sount ti,674.
The Bsonsboro Allocate announces that
new monthly paper will sooa be. issued
from thas Office, 10 be devoted to the cause
Of Temperance.
The Iowa City Psess says that little boy,
six years old, fell into Rslston Creek, near
che Mansion House bridge, in that city, on
the "a, aud Was drowned.
Patrick Flynn, bsakesmsn, while riding
On The Top of . caf, near Crsssse, with his
feet hanging oves the edge, had his leg
broken By coming u contact with fence
o. Siberian Crab-Appls tree growing
neas Ottumwa, may DO seen two large,
white, fully developed roses, apparently of
. new variety. highly pertumed aud per-
fsctly formed in every respect.
Ths T;ssss says . young horse thief, one
Of gong of three, wss arrested on Wed
neooAy IL Dubuque. He 10 only % years Of
age and looks more like . young SAINT than
Z horse thief. He admitted his guilt. but
refused 20 implicats others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
'enscratlc State Convention.

n. ,..,,,,rs,,e .l.ctore OF ne several Counties Of
isaac 81 i.~a sro rcgncssra 10 aeHa Delegates =
H. conveniioa hcicss called. TO be hoo 81 bi'
kxss 81 ne .sDth day orJnne next. ~
sio,k 4. NJ. Tor the nomination 81 ca 1'esi's 'o'
l. ofrsse. ana The srsnsastrn 81 Other barines'.
RADIO Of aioo viii he one deiesstc for
nv ouo hundred votes cast 'or Thomas H. Benton.
1T Governor, and one for every fraction o. Z
kArcd over any.
)canss~ easslne icss than mtg votes win De eeEi
: 20 one dciessses
Behaving that tho integrity 81 he Usien. snd The
sesui,y ofsree nstisusions. dspes4 on tho 6issine
: nessascs maiatsiasA hy De Dsnousase Sassy
Invite eli who coincide with ~ In sept'enens upon
,ssucs before ~ courssy 10 psr'ieipsssin 90 pf
~ elections ~ 10 ss,ecs1en Of do1rssses.
D. osdsr Of H. Democratic sssss Central Ccnmit
\ I'M ELwooD. CsAssAs.
May issh. ies7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

THE GLORY OF NAN u sTnEN0TH.-TAsrs-
II use ulNDoaDe 2x9uaOg buUuU. kd6W
Misguided Men, AND rnn Law or Gas
ry AND Mnsc1.-H0wasd HssAys, on Ne nssess,
vses Malodies n tAs 1sst age Of man. and fesffnly
zap the ytai powefs wiaA ease nescs q esleH 9snt
Ds. sKILilN HOU0HTON, Howard AAselasSon,
Philadelphia. AZ. msyis-d&wan
HELMDOL0D FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU 10
pleAsaEgt II eoeos md od0s, ~ rom ~ iniusloos
properties. snd Immediate n - setioa. ldAwfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
low a. &
NORMAL ,AciDEMY OF MUSIC,
NJ AlHaDsHRO0EZOUc.A.
ssFs SIS FACULTY.
rs. FAa0o. e.L coz F.A. PARKKn'

THE sECOND ANNUAL TERM OF THIS IN
stitution VIII commence "WEDNESDAY, JpLv
10th. 1897 and continue SIX wnnks closing on Tues-
.asy. AnKpss so,h. 1870 - i
ments EfeDenkp ~ MusN 4uo1mo1y4. zeal Cub
tare HARMONY Musical cUmposiil6n -t'kefue and
Solo singng-Piano Forte and Organ. Especial A.
tentirn VIII ALEC gvs0 10 eAeecachne Of teachers
how to teach.
Each member of the faculty win have some time to
devote TO private teaching, and II Il 10 desires. les
epns VIA also ,e gilea On tho .Piaao Fegte. Organ,
0khtse. ard Yolce CuStdre and nairies9. 2
~Tlr \ ITO
For all Glass Exerciecs payable in advanced $40 90
whn i~n2 n:omir. - n. ~
sdeny should mAhs application eahy. seatig partic.
ulafiy whether not en- instrument for practice will
be nde6ed. LFFsT
.lOf asy infSrnsioa mt Aesein xiysa, eedssss
either EFARGU, DiDnn, III.
1 s - ~ As HsId 4 III 6;soo
mfy3Sd4wM a.. Boston. Mase.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
A CARD TO INyAiIps,

ACleesSman, while rceidins In soath Amef3n -
missionary. discovered safe and simple sensdy
for the Cure Of Nervous weakness, Early Decay, Dl.
eases u tho Urinap and esninal Osgsns. and the
whole trsn ~ lisosdess bsoesht q ~ baeefsi ana
vicious hablls. 0ssat asmSss Aase hesa ussd b.
shisaslos remedy, PsD6pAsa y ; dss6v - bSisGs
the sdt1sass ~ unessts.sss. { wia sGaat1s sseps
foe prcpniD9 and using this medicine, IN . eealed
envelope No. 90. Who ne00oDt Dseo ~ ChasRe.
Addf0A ~~ID0kIH 4. N4AN,
may s.dnSns -. Nev YorS CIV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
suATTInRD CONsT1TuT1ONs 1IgrOKHD b.
BanBoasss ExrnAcr BUcEv. 0b A6oly
Caro- Of ln0amwasory 0Aeono-
t10m.
Sms etsa, Jans q. 1871.

BMnBoGUs ExrnAcr BUcHU. twtO A6Oly
Caro- Of ln1amwasory 0heona-
slsn.
jcct TO attacks OF innammatory sheunssisn, wn1sn
usually comes ON every. thrss q, four mouths. ~
sSyiee took cs 8 is e se sd os ses
brstsd remedies but none feiisyed NE @ sho,seneo
= Wing upon my Sed Il the time, suffering the
yesss palms in my feet and ankles which no pen can
that in few hours the pain end ewslhns sensinay
ahated and In forty eight houpe were all gone end
wse cured and have had NO return.
ssnd ron this testimonial for the benefit Of ohcrs
they find ccrta'n relief
an respectfully yours. j. D. DUDLEY
The Hon Demas barnes. avs:-"I cell more OF
Brandvrsh's Pills than all Others put together"
BRA. DaErH'S PILLS are sold BY all druggists.
and at the pr'ncipai oHicc. Bransreth House, New
Yo.k. Observe n BaANDsErfl in whteleters on
| the government st mp on eael, box
HEI MpoLr's EXTRACT BICHu and lssrHovsp
Roar VAST c,irea secret and delicate dstrofrs IN All
theft s.aeer, at little expense, little ~ ne change IN
ant in taste and ndnr immediate In its action ara
Fee from ell mi af.oue tseperitee lseon-o1Msy
The Greatest Pain-ISe1iever in
the NVorld.-warfantsd supcsior to ahy other
OF M pay, for che cure OF chrcalc rheumatism.
Toothsche. Hea iache. soso Throat, HUMPS. Burma.
Cute, Insect stings, Pains In the Back Chest. and
Limbo. Sprains. Old eofcs ewellings; alec. to take
Internally for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Collie, Spasms
Sea Sickness. Wanting and Group. 1t u perssctly
innocent to take Internally II used according to the
directions, and never fails, Thousands can ostest
Il Was arst introduced IN 1871. ana now milioos Of
bottlss ara annually SOLD. Every one whO has once
ussd II. continues TO do %. and reconnsnd Is te
thsis friends = the most valuable mediciae sGtant-
Ccrtincases enough 70 MI dossa newSpspers hsvs
been received BY Dr.. Tobias. His nsdicine. the We
netsA 1imsnt win do all hss y staeees and osss
No one viii regret trying IL Those rcsidang st
distance from physeisO. will and II reliable msdi
cine to have on hand IN case Of accidents. Ask 10
mr. Tobias Venetian Liuiment and take no othsf.-
Price 50 cente and g.. sold by al Dsu eista pepo
| 50 Cortland Street, N. Y. myS-0Awlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are ~
gained BY IxLNBoLD's ExsaAcs Brcuu. IfSdAwfy

- ~ ho,D ANU IVtJuFtL VI9OH are ~
easned By llxLxRoLD's RxsaAcs Brouu. Ifsd6wiy
1edlsss, nssnfsd ~ bfs = ii. sc..ssa. 81 rIiIs-
dclphe. IA intended 10 dissolve the food and uabe 1t
int"ehyme the nset process Of dIRsetap. nv Clean
onR tine Stomach with Schenck's Mandrake pm, the
Tusic sccn restores the sppetsN andfood that could
not b eaten hsfore ustnR " vii be esrly dlRssted
Consumption cannot be cared by Gchenck's Pulmo.
mic the stomach and liver n made healthy
Ind the adpstit restored hence the Tonic and Pills
required In nearly every case Of consumption
half dozen bottles 0e the oDAWBED TONIC and
three or fous hhssp Of Ne MANDRAKE PILLS VIA
cure any ordinary of dyspcpsia
d. SssHnM makes prcfs.sionel yssits ip ~ III.
Boeeoe. and 1T bic principal OmO - PhiInaelpme
svasy week SEQ daiy psPer q Zach Rl,ss e ~
Fies1csbssrye. whes pure haslnG tnae she two nke'
nrrrer n fine Doctor ono IN the last etSge o. Con
sunpnn, aa1 the ofss - he aow Is in perfect health
sre On me Government esamp
Sold ~ all Drugsaete end Deesess, price e1 =
bottle or 7s0 the halfdoEen All letters fop adyiee
should he addrcssed to d.. Scenek Principal once.
No Is North 9Th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Aechss: Demae Barnes CO.,
N. r.; 9. Q. Hsnce. baltimore, Nd: John D. fers,
Cincinnati Ohio; walker D Taylor. Chicago, H.:
Collins Broe,, o. Louis, No.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08
Colton's Select Flavcrs

CHOICE FRUITS Sc SPICES,
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers OF
Choice Flavorsevesywhel for theif delicious Favcss
Strict Purity snd unrivalled strength. Thosewho
wish the best and those who wish to ceonomise eeek
them. Colton's fnre Vanilla Flavor 10 sought b.
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity
VERY unlike the many Vanilla Extracts n mafkst)
Ex Gov JAxn r snrrH. OF PRovlpracn R. l., SAYS .
Ny wife prononntee them superior 20 any Flavor.
ing Extracts she has ever used.
Ex Gov. WIN. A. BvCKsSeHAS. OF COaHBos'crf says:
For long time we have used them, and nnd them
: HOLLAND. Timothy Tltcomh) the well known
author Of Springfield. Mass. says: They are the
Standard In all this vicinity"
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALRS WITH THEM.
Such . list Of References Is seldom given: See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by Grocers and Drug
gists. Prepared by J. W. COTTON. Proprietor Of
Colton's Toilet ArtlCle No 3, ~ Heal and Beautify
the SKIN. Sold by Harrison = Stake, and r1eks b
HOsmer, Dav enport, Iowa.
UAtcago wAdesais AgcntA rQ11ED. ANCH
FULLER, - AsRkcs street. lof ali Colton'e Prepsao
TOES; Sept. s0-d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

AWDRD no T0aR E.Uun.lC.
. A. Ae 6ssms Of dlSssse for whish We pso6sssbe =
ySpoena have their estgin " The bod, Ia TIE
will a0osd hin pes0aaeat relied, because Il cannc8
reach The CAUSE The Conpoand. como Sxro 7nx
Z nom ife stsuo0 hold, oa1 shD vietm 10 relieved
q Tine euot1p Nsvn N yonooxsxx A SURF
surNaAn . vAr scHAAcx.
whsasals Druegists. Is Lake e., chicago.
0h>4d0 Age1ts for the 10gthvuDts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

HELMBOL.D'S EXTRACT BuCBU eivee hcaaeh
and vaor to The fbame sod bloom TO the pallid CHEEK
tome, and II no treatment Il submitted TO- consump
-tioGs ineaoity or splefu fits ensus. [tcbSdkWiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

~ spaso11a - Dytb Ne ~ - - Vuu1A. -
~. lnseantsssoas. Np disappsanAnsal No ildls
olone. Neessal Dlach - bsowa. AG1s0sosAs
N sbdts Of Bad Dyes. lnviscsssss the hais. lssviae
II con sad beautiful Thseeauine Il sisued wilian
4. Bachelor. All others mere limitations, end
should b. svoided- fold By all DrneEissssnd PERT
niers. Factory 81 Barclay etFeet, New York.
kB- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

Under Radical rule there 10 anything but
hopeful prospect for tho business interests
the country and no change for the oe.'e'
m 10 expected until different policy
oxs,,. the administration Of public affairs.
.usiness for the past six months in all our
Irinsipal cities indicate our nearnes 70
o.,ci,l ruin. The party in power regard On
Economical administration as an evidence OF
...,,.,ea condition Of public affairs and
ov,u,i xa.,cful add cxtravagant oxpendi>
,,e "a the necessary evidence OF states
.,,h;o Measured by the latter rule, the
Republican administration must be . sue
kes.. when thc.Isboriog man. the producer,
ha. 10 toll ten, twelve, and often more hours
day TO obtain pitiiu support for himself
Ind family, AMI pay the enor
nous taxation imposed BY radi-
vi government, he should not forget how
much he is indebted for his condition to
,ad;cs, rule. II We had an honest and
,hcsp administration Of the government the
burden upon the industrial classes would b
light, but now they ere
ground to the very dust 70 support bond
md New Enslsnd manufacturing sFistse-
'acy. The syrnpathizers Of the Americas
,soplc have heretofore beer excited IL be>
half Of the serfs and tax ridden nassea Of
he old world. but In what portiease Gods
octstool are taxes and the public burdens
Dore onesous than in free America But )
sw years ago the government was admins
'-ersd honestly and chsaply. ed tAxAkion
, - bu, little more than nominal-so - light
hat the burden Wa sosscs,y fsle How
'ery different now. And whyS There il
NJ one answer, "radical rule"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

A clergyman, receotly dismissed from
Congregational Church IL 0ilsad, Cean..
states that the whole diEaculty originated
in HE spelling the word "Savioe'' Without
an ~" - che more modern erthegraphy,
end sinilas uai0possant suAkesrs.
A member Of one Of The Boston churches.
Who hes bssn labeeiag ansng The fallen 10
nsa efthat city, has psssanAsd twenty .thses
- seeu1 - thsls homes, seven Of whom
ha~s ossa converted. esd 6vs Others we're
fasniehed homes In Chsistsou lAmisso. By
bib s6ssss one notorious kouss o. "a a..
matse has bsen closed.
~. nesass Foulsr. Nslhcdiss nfniaee,
% lrafoosI. W., W1s aSreossd On Tuesdav
% civa 1eeeess. = l1tee q :. 4. Am. 81
NcwposA Who claimsd ~ ssm e 1lO. 600
damages, For oe0tinsied end repeated out>
RACES upon the person Of his daughter. 4
g'i only twelve years of age, niece or
Fowler wife, and since the death of her
mother, afesdent in Fowler's family.
WEDDING ScsNE-A Nashville paper
says tnas ut a recent wedding in thai CITY
tine bride and groom kuelt and ;o;n..i
hsnds from opposite aides of tsh,s 4, ~.
0idd!e OF the altar, on which w. y. ~
n'oie covered With wreath Of iiow...
beautiful pyramid Of flowers va. snsna,,
over their heads from the ceiling S"us'
Cailp rsAiSiSa-Thcy wer. "a n-s :.
little children once rs you could wish !, ~ 80
anu might have been 50 s,ill, il they bsa
only been left 20 grow up like human 6oiog..
but their FOOLS fathers and moths INSTEAD
oi letting them pick flowers. make dirt pies.
and get birds nests and dance round the
QoOeAhervv hvneh - lssey@ ny,s,a-.x- -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-08

u sss0a that he 0ssoaas Of Musoatins
are n~s willing 10 Be used any longer BY the
Radicals for the SAsshsranee oi Puritanical
ideas, ~ tho following taken from the Mus>
eatise ycsrneI viii show. Wen bot there
will BE- como fun in the Republican Conven
ton which meets to day. From the spirit
Of the following We conclude tina, Radical
Puritanical rule in Muscatne is about
played:
Az meetins of German citizens NJ Tur-
oes's Hall the following preamble and reso-
luton. were unanimously adopted:
WmEaEAs, A large majDrty of the Ger.
mana Of the Tn ted States cut loose from
che Democratic party in 1864, because this
party refused 10 grant liberty ard certain
rights 70 = portion Of the population % this
country. and helped 10 create the Repubi,
can Organization, for the purpose OF obtain.
ing liberty aud equal rights for oil clAsses.
Faithfully have they balsled BY the side OF
their American born brethren. Tin war and
in peacs." till an oppressed potion Of Out
fellow bsisgs were freed ffon susvitude end
subjection. But the Rspuslican psety has
conclusively shown, BY the action Of the
Lcgialasures Of Aassashusetts, New York
and other Ssatcs. that u has departed from
its motto "P0lttieal, religious and individ.
uai liberty for all CLASSES and races. ~
The radical Gcrmans OF America loob
upon the Main Liqusr~lAw, Sunday Law
and similar laws xs laws not in coniormitv
with the spirit Of the Constitution Of the
United States; consider them No oppressive
and ~ dep,,ving . portion Of the popula>
ton Of certain individual rights; consider
them lit only Cor q nation which is unable
60 govern itself. Tho Republican party haa
lcst our confidence by endorsing thesc laws
Of Massachusetts aud other States BY OIL
o,al acts. Of the Lcgislatures, and in the
State Of Iowa by placing such men ma can
didates upon their tickets who are foremost
in the support Of these laws, and who ar,
most obnoxious to the German portion o
the Republican party. and therefore hav,
we the German Radicals Of Muscatine city
In meeting asseubled
Resolved. That the delegates who were tc
represent ms in next Saturday : Republioau
convention, are requested not to attend tn,
same.
Resolved. That We will await The ae.ier
Of the Republican convention first. and &c,
what kind Of candidates they will nom.inat,
before committing osrseves to their suppor
and policy.
Resoired. That our votes shall bs cast f.,
only such men who will publicly declare il
favor Of . license law, and who are know
to De opposed to Intolerance and bisotry.
Raoired That these proceedings be polr
lshsd in both city papers.
A. BrSSER. pres't