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Tag Advertiser Washington cores
poudeni says
The DISTINCT ufiaae bll i not going
to the White Hons till after tho holi-
days. thas been properly signedby the
Vice President and Speaker and can
now rest ID Che hands Of the senate
committee on enrolled bills TIN such time
~ b. chooses Is lay it before The Pfesi-
dent II was incidentally learned chat
the Executive bad raised the question
whether could uUt be killed. by neg
lectinr 10 take action thorcupon The
C0n,,uiion giss him ten day for con-
.de.atson IT was h3nsed hc might m
thls csse take the ground liant tbs ten
davs expired during tile recess e the
adjournment within she meaning Of
tbe Constitution This issue Is avoided
IL retaining ihe hill within The control
+ ii Congress alI tho end 81 tbs recess
That the measure i to BE- vetoed no-
f,aas doubts Yet everybody ackn8wl-
edges that il Is alrcady a. good os laW
+ lfe man d8sen't live iu Washington whe
erea imaaine ihat 8 seto con chang
-;aple vate Ot course the blii cent e,
formally considered by the EEce1'Is,
|Ugit formally before HIM learn
however. taas ll haa task wltA th,
mmb % i. eahAo ab0Htityera IS
What uss ia thas I oaly snaa .n
general way Isis stated ~ tha author
Ia ol aae g tAe r. ideats mamat
personal friends i.A q. ..ae melabefs
Nr. stanton being 34. 81 toNn seona
"a hs deeulHatan 81 gave Z, 3 Aele
thiuE. from what ka9af 81 tha yeN
Is AIa.sfs MeCuiioch Seward 81
Browning. thai sae gt.f i-lsilancals.4
en IS quite 3l tel4l e t4a eth
inet III ess as tae negro ealFaae.lis q
: clause There oa-e httic caft-
among eong % see 4 tte tsa
lant nh gQ r s. ssy $50
. ord ~ elaeas a. suffrage bal 2.
& pona ,Als nobo3r seems ta have any g
tere Ia tho expected message
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.t 25 gears a'i
I8 ,bo ba.t9m 81 s Iar ANA ale
vat in a caf.aa So thlre wes ouad
faur bushels q 8ectel rl o3me
"boJs W that beer
ar orders tha q
Repre- a,a6yo Culver 81 Penn yaaaia,
imprisoned f5r debt a8a tbe Sergeant
at-Arms enforced tie order
There S prosiaei that Che Virgin
Is I.eglsl4tug, Uill adop tae ContItu-
tioual Amendment II is Epoctedthat
ex-senator Hunter viii favor &
About thirty members 81 Caagres
who are professors Of religion have or-
aanizcd Cougre ional prayer meatmg
which will be hglb once q week
Maior General samuel II Curtis
dad 1t Council Bluffs Iowa ga Wclln-
eaday night from q stroke Of appopeNy
son IF General Robert Il. Lee
Inns ilst been elected Professor II Alath.
amalca for the Maryland Agriculture
College al Bladensburg The SON, Is.
Wen as Tie father, is aWest Pomtlralo
was an officer in the rebel mmy
~ new trial ID the case 81 theassas
sination conspirators al the Dry Ioltu
gas seems probable II is ezpeetel
that Justice Wayne OF the Suprem'
Court viii soon give a decision in iayo
OF bringing Dr. Mudd before tho ciyl
courts under the operation Of q writ g
/ A15gQ3 corpus
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TEACHERS Members 81 School Commit
tees, and all persons interested IN edu-
cational matters, Presidents Of the State
Of Vermont, and who desire to have
the Progressive Series Of Readers, com
piled By SALEM lows, LID. and NElsoN
III HoIBRooE, A. H., ,radopied BY the
Board 81 Education, viii confer a special
favor on the publisher, in making such
request known, by addressing Oiiyel
Ellsworth, ESQ, Boston, Mass, previous
to january DIST and # possible within
the next two weeks. Several leading ed.
ucational gentlemen Of the State alst
ask this favor 1t is therefore hopeo
that al atercsted will promptly comply
with this request.
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wooprorp Dce. 2sth 1865

DWHu Dos rHE Norm REALLY
WAxr The Augusta Ga) Coa8da-
aoaa.is asks, with evident earncstne5s
What docs the North really want
Docs she want ,he South To adopt
le institutional Amendment under
3 positive guarantee Of fJtllres.oratlon
.Itt Congress make tie solemn aa1r-
iian No such guarantee hos ever been
giyen but $50 have bceu deliberately
io,3. heyona denial from eng aushol1-
taaya source, that cyenthia hunnLa1eiI
lwer8 aur people disposed g accept y
would 1904 suffice bellltf-
men 81 Congress, Wh0 are sippo e
reprf cat Tie North tel uss ln pam
Iaargaqe. what yoa really want us z
8e ia order ID secure restoration i
sau really want IS t. do b order p e
rsra rastorltan. if y0ar terms are 90
aeting gIi honestly declare then
.fo Is IS. ana abuI, Q ihe wliioi PROV
I,8anee Vith clear hearts lfpoaslbia 9
accordance. we WI. accept theln aA'
acaD, .heiB Is good a-,tA Could go.
mo- H9n lr more falr @ earnest la e
m,n IL q, NA1 rolled tae h.l
e e batsa o tle14se iae
loved ana tbe ttasl to- aeA u paf
uftl etbers L t1ele
l.tHs i8ra ITS Ctti4a eea
hie ria the a arisi efr
uz ubban frde a. ~ eas4
NORTH l -ae pr.ae 9 success .i.
tae ath h4 t aa 81 u
feat Lesus aRe oHreits 81 81
n3 ~ understanding
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Wa n ve Mr 1ohn Meliin-
n.s bssnsrp utei s. - Pr lent
Aluu R3nt 81 khalnl Who
Mr. MfGanis lr.an
III 1i remembered iaa ir,sh-
lnm @ "a the Inquiry 1a.a TIE
g President LINCOLN
th Nhen l6 jumped 50 tle
h ale3 Im atk send iaE Al.f
mis- 1Ae 0Hlfeturg fa' iaans
ths WcCtnni +.
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pair.cAl john Dawson, recently
olcctod Mayor u Wilmington, \. G,
mover inclined toward sccossionism, and
When Gen. Terry entered Whining tcn in
1866, he tool tha oath al once and gaze
thc Federal authorities valuable ass.s
tanoe and adv.ee
John 4 pyail is mentioned a d
Union candidate sor T S Senator from
Kentucky
The Georgia people talk Fl clecsine
Thomas Hardesaan Jr., present Speaker
81 tho Honse q Representative 10y
their next Governor
The Georgia Constiiuiional5-s 81
yors Horaos Greeley a. the Democrats
candidate tor The neal President ana
SAYS
sWhv shoald uot the South and th
nemoelaeg laying aside pleiad.ee ro
ea5n tal.g position uu3s ne ieaeisrss.l Z
IN Horace Greeley There = MOI g
Horace Gfcaleys record bali ~ nl'let I
farcet oi what u3st ua eat hAiei9.
as 81 AnarlW Johnson or 4a VIVA d
Seward Is
Washington dispatches Sag que
lsat Ne.l rganized movement e be4l-
made to bnng oaF Mr GoliAA q ti'e Is
palliean candidate tot President, Ait
senator Howard Of Michigan iof VIC
Press dent
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GprrlY Horace Greeley writes from
Belot, Wisconsin, to the Chicago n
DuJiicqa, TO say that lis letter on an-
nessv and suffrage has been misrepro-
scented. lie denies that be proposed
that the rebel states shan be restored
Is All their former rights, includ-
ing representation in Congress-
vet allowed to withhold the right
ST suffrage from their black citizens. Il
seems now that lie would treat them q.
LOYAL and vet exclude them from al
pant in the government I'll they estab
hsh oqaal aufirage
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IL N
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amr Up Fpa.
ground tHat
er a .oen as animation
@ at bai
shown before
mad she So
ruea l demons
hB5F M
@ tyaa ~
and objection
@ nna oai 8. i
~ Nd.n l5asv II IS
noHna lo as
saae Igcau j cannot
uaaae Iaofar bdIog once
milag objection. 10 al q. aniza-
rs with which Is Vas connected
Yoar carc aondout 81 objects 70
the Establishment among tie freedmen
N borls Is which DIS particular relig
.sn r0t taught sodocs tile Roman
Catholic. and earns tAclly ia J's' este
IF ioa probably. tbs app Ilation Of
Groa But-le difference between them
Is NOD obvious
He assumes. moreover. in lis article
tbat eBYy ms denomination ire Chris
a an umpt8u natural enough to
one 4ho could make tine two objections
liz makes. Ii christianity however is
/ what his ezcmpiifcation Of tin this ar
|6cle would mike It ont to Be, any de-
nomination ouqht 70 bo thankful to atfy
other limit would take III
But really. Sir. Editor and without
any feeling Of animosity toward your
corresp2ndent Who / make rs doubt /.
4 worthy christian gentleman, notwitl-
standing this apparent falling from
race this cause in which we arc al en-
mood Is too Great Is allow chickering's
among ourselves. The Society 81 which
u sna,ts He American Misssionag
e,c;'t,. ;..o most excellent organization
rFstenca Win oreat pleasure TO ii.
,rcnt ,Fr. circuit IN Bennington a few
g,naays s;noa. ana gave nv mt,
most cbeerf9lIy I had two regrets
oao tbotr had 10 more TO give and IL,
otbor Chat tbe rest Of the congregation
,..r,aa g ba r. abant nv condition.
barsbo arooeaded better ii Manchester
VI vsi, spccess "a all thc organization
,,b;ob have II view the cducation Of Tia
froca,,en either relioiouslr. morally O
;n,eltectnollv Or All combined. The
oro III needed ana with thair utmos
evc,..fons fbo feld vill hardly begin t
N occnpiel Protestant as ] am,
vas heartily clad even to see the 70
mish church enter the field, for bad q
,b.t fora 81 reljrion Is. ii n better thu
noop H mn
Tbe special work Of lho America
Union Freedmcn's Commission, is III
ostablisAment At tho south Of tie con
: mon school system of The North. TIL
abiact seems sometimes to be nlisundel
: stood. an has been The case, doubtless
Inv vour correspondent. But when it
!, thoroughly comprehcuded there nee
IL 10 clashirg II interests, and thcl
S nrobal,ly will be none. The count
2 il fast coming 10 perceive that hofol
1 bo BaeE man can be made usefr
\ 49,, H. r,,,sf IL educated, religiou
h 49, III. ,1rc,ta7 if yon Meas
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The la'e reform demonstration n Lond, n
was q great success. There were 10000
persons in the procession, and the streets
were lined with more than 10000 specta-
tors. American. French and Italian hags
were carried in the procession. During the
march the bands played Yankee Doodle"
"Marscilles," John Brown" and the "Gar.
baldi LYNN"
The Prince Of Wales and Prince Alfred
observed tho display from the United Ser>
vice Club, but their presence ELECTED no
cheers.
A superb ovation took place at the Amer
lean embassy. All the mln in the process
sion took off their hats as they passed.
The following notices wers literally dis>
played on the banners, and indicate the
sentiments ofthe people: mo surrender"
Liberty. ""Equality. Fraternity" Man.
hood" "Suffrsse," "Scrfjom is Infamous"
"The voice Of the people cannot be imposed
on with Safety" Taxation without repre-
ssntation 10 tyranny" Liberty to those
who dare demand it," "rrust in God and
keep your powder dry"
The procession marched to the Agricul.
tural Hall, where an immense meeting was
held. About 10000 persons were present.
Letters we're read from John Stuart Mill,
The O'Donohue, Mr.. Potter, and Mr. Tay-
lor
Resolutions were passed denouncpg the
Derby government aud demanding msn>
hood suffrage
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WHOLESALE TRrIns-The mistake that
We. Is people, are continually making, ID
that Of coolly ascribing to our own merits
and to republican institutions advantages
with which neither have, in fact, anything
to do; and like every other conceivable
humbug or faulty, its indulgence leads to
moral weakness and damaging self sufficien-
cy. The intense snobbery Of trade, the
peacock love Of display, the Incredible pert.
ness and concert Of Young people, the per-
yad!ng atiectstion of knowledge which does
not exist, the idolizing Of mere wealth and
success, never mind how attaned-all these
and other blemishes of our society are due
in . very large measure, to our national
habits OF Boosting and self deception.
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excepteI.)
Accommodation 2:45 =. NJ, daily, (Sundsys
cxcepted.)
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron at TOO
makes close connections for Chicago AMI oil
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
CONNECTIONS:
At Racine, with 'Goedrich Line" steame r. for
Grand Haven. Sheboygan and Mani,owoc.
AT Racine Junction, with Chicago 4 Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, Kcnoshr, Waukegan
and Chicago.
At Clinton Junction, with Chicsgo 4 NORTH
western Railroad, for GAINESVILLE, Madison. Pra-
irie du Chen and La Crosse.
Al Beloit, with Chicago 4 Northwestern Rail.
road, for Footville, Evansv0e and Madison.
At Frccport, with Chicago h Northwestern and
Illinois Central X ailroads, for Rockford, Warren
Mineral Point and Galena.
Al Savanna, with steam packet Lansing =
for Dubuque and through boats to st. Paul.
At Fulton, with Chicago &&Northwestern Rail.
road, for Chicago. Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
At Port Pyron, with Chicago Rock Island
Railroad, and steam packet "Iowa" between
Davenport aud Rock fslsnd.
Passengers will find this road the cheapest
and quickest to all points in the Northwest.
X. c. TATE, Supt X. A. KNAPP, Sup't
Eastern Division, Western Division.
may II -dtf Racine. Wis -Avanna. III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-15
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

REPUTATION -The Richmond Tsmes Gays
1--WE do rot know that the mantle of proph
ecy has ever fallen upon US, but we venture
a prediction. II is this: That signs Of a
desire to rcpudia,e the national debt will APP
pear in the North long before they do here,
although the debt is more theirs than ours.
And we venture the further prediction that
as soon as the Northern people have fully
recovered from the excitement caused by
the Radical hes OF the last election, we shall
begin TO hear gro~ls about heavy taxation.
The man who will wipe cut taxation soon>
est, even Ivy reputation. will be the favor
q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-15
THERE is trouble in the Treasury Depar

THERE is trouble in the Treasury Depart
ment again another clerk having disappear.
ed with thirty thousand dollars in seven
thirties. Since Chase retired to the Su>
preme bench with thirty millions unac>
counted for, we haven't had any defalcation
Of magnitude. The penalties attached TO
these little de!nquencies are unequal how
ever, for it is more than probable that when
Chase steps into the White House, the
poor clerk will be on his road 70 the peni-
Tertiary. Il may be soothing but it isn't
fair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-15

CounrISc.-"lfa girl refuses you," says
rejected lover, don't give it up, but try
j, again. Because two negatives make au
affirmative in grammar, however, don't con.
sider yourself accepted when girl jilss you
twice. asked one female forty -one timss.
and at last she got to expect it whenever l
zane, and sometimes would halloo out
NO = from the top Of the stairs before got
fairly in the house. This is unusual, let
me here remark"