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WARRANT FOR THE ARREST OF BAKER.
4 warrant was issued today for the ar
rest Of Detective Baker on the oath of
Mrs. Lucy Cobb, charging him with hav-
lux committed perjury in testlfylng be-
fore the Impeachment Committee as to
her relations with President johnson. The
officers could not find Baker. Among the
witnesses summoned are the greater por-
ton Of the House Judiciary Committee
World,
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T.a 81. Domingo War.

HAVANA, November 2S.-ot. Ooin'nso
dates are to the 10th. The rebel general
Boriente, had been captured ana shot'
General Babadillo at the head Of CO.
lnmn had left for Cibio. President Ca
bral and staff were pursuing Linn.
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FLUvANNA.-A very large meeting of
the citizens Of Fluvanna was held on Non
day last (court-day), and twelve delegates
and twelve alternates were appointed to
the Conservative Convention in Richmond
on the 18th December. Able and elo-
qucnt addresses were made by Walter D.
Leake, of Goochland, and B. II. Magru-
der, of Albemarle. -LynchJurg NeecS.
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p,ifr.,ad Election.

CHARLESTON, S. c., November 20
stepben c. Millett, of Beaufort, has been
elected President of the Port Royal rail
road and r. E. Robbins, of Boston, and
eleven others, directors in the same. THIS
road. already half graded, is to connect
Augusta, Ga, with Port Royal harbor.
Two thousand hands will be put to work
on it Immediately.
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n.a,b or n Naval officer.

New YORK, November 29.-Admlral
John Drake Sloat, United States navy,
died Yesterday, aged eighty-seyen years.
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PostpOnement Of the North Caroiih"
conservative Convention.


Conservative Convention.
RALEIGH, N. c., November "a very
large number of gentlemen from different
portions of the State have been here in
attendance for some days on the United
States Circuit Court. After a full con-
sultation had by many of the Conservative
gentlemen present, among whom were
MANY of the ablest and most influential
citizens of the State, it was deemed best
to advise postponement of the Conserva-
tive State Convention Called to meet here
on the 18th of December), and leave the
time and place to be hereafter designated
by State executive committee. \ very
large and able executive committee was
appointed. 1t is presumed that the ar
rancenlent will be entirely acqulessed IN
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Louisiana Reconstruction COnven-
ssnn

non, Nc.
New ORLEANS, November 29.-The Con
vention to-day invited General Hancock
and Governor Flanders to seats inside the
bar. 1t passed resolutions endorsing the
removals by General Mower, and tavorlng
the repeal Of the cotton tax.
..Judge Taliaferro not being present, a
colored man named Ingraham temporarily
presided.
The Times says that Shelly, lately ap-
pointed clerk OF the Second District Court,
was once sent out Of this department by
General Candy for swindling paymasters'
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PoIitIcal.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, November 29.-Ihe
workingmen here have nominated luil
city ticket.
Boston, November "a joint meeting
ne Renublicans and Democrats is called at
Fapeuil Hall to oppose impeachment.
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An official report to the French Minister
of War says that at Montalto, during the
first half hour Of the battle, eleven rounds
a minute were discharged by the Chasse
not rifles.
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rhanksciyins Day at the South.

Thanksgiving Day AT the .so"'n.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 10
Thanksgiving day was generally observed
here yesterday.
SAVANNAH. Ga, November 29.-les-
terday was generally observed as Thanks
giving day, and little business was DONE
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NEW GOODS! NEW PR1CES!!
IN JULIUS MEYER,
No 527 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH Az 81 n
opening this day large supply OF NE" 'ooDs.
a. BLHaCHED COTTON at H3c.
BALmORAL skirts at Sl.25 worn .!
BRUWN and BLgaChED sHhETlAGs at lowest
Kew York prices;
WHITE FLANNEL IL 3oc. worth 40c
Red and GRAY FLASIEL*, all qualities
EUCKABACK TOWELS e. s. and -, worth 80
Rich and Elegant DRESS GOODS.
Bi.RRITZ and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SILK warp aud Alexander POPLlEs,
MEKlNOs at sstonishingly low prices;
Rich PLLIDS and ALPACAs, all eolors
Handsome DFLAINES az 2cc.
sHAWLS SHAWIS!!
Rich Broche and Cashmere SHAWLs,
Plaid SHAWLs OF every variety.
CAsSlMsRES AND CLOTHS.
Ny stock OF CASsiMkRBS and CLOTHS Is very
large and we'll selected
Black and Colorsd CLoAKiNG all grades;
Flee ChSSlNETs at 5oc. worth 75c.
Beautiful CARPETS at 7sc.
CALICO ES HI l.3c. =.
Also, Jcuvin's and Empress KID GLOVES, for
lsdies and gen,lemsE-Bism4rek ana o'io'
colorr ~
! Elegant 1914 Atwood BLANKETS stsa.
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DEAD THIS. READ Z Fl l s J !
~ AND YOU WILL PROFIT By 1T
GREAT BARGAI HS
LII ALL STYLES OF DIZZY GOODS

OPENINGTHlS MORNING
AT
EZgEIZIIS CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. IL MAIE BTREET,
(nearly oppoaits ST. Charles Hotel, next door 70
Mr. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,)
5000 yards best quality CALICO Tor nlhepehco
yard and upwards; ,,,,,cupn
5000 yards best BLEACHED and Uabl.EAChED
sHIRTITGS for a ninepsnce yaId c,yn
5000 yarcs BLEACHED and uNbisAatG;thh i, u
sHEGTINGS full yard wide, for smiling
5000 yards GOODS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEAR-sslling of at CREST bargains IN these
goods-you cannot fail TO buy
5000 Yards WHITE, ED. YELLOW, BLUE, and
GEAY FLAHEELs, very cheap;
1000 yards DRESS GOODS OF all styles, ct ex,
t!enely low prices, just 10 suit " these hard
times wien you have bat little money to
spare for 4 dress.
II YOU nav. Dry Goods 10 purchase, call at my
store. and you will be surely suited IN STYLE and
PRICES. and save at least twenty i've per cent
on all you have TO buy. Be sure to md the riSh'
store, which is sigrated by the large swinging
sign with the Inscription OF ,,o ;,
"EZEKlEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS Sfoks.
Store closed on Saturdays an@4
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CuMBERLASp.-At Cumberland Court
on last Monday delegates were appointed
to the Conservative Convention.
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An immense meeting Of citizens was
Ae!d at Cooper Institute, New YORK. on
Tuesday night, for the purpose OF demand
'ag that Congress and the Executive ae-
maud that al! the Americans arrested III
England on account of their supposed or
actual sympathy with Fenianism be re-
leased. Resolutions 70 this effect were
adopted and c committee appointed 10
take them 10 Washington. Speeches were
made by Judge DAILY, Horace Greeley
John Mitchell, A. Oakley Hall, and others.
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JeaCeLerS. DC.


HAIR GOODS.-A large assortment
IL OF HAIRGOoDS just receivsd, such ss WIGS,
BaAlDS. CURIS, &C., SC. All orders promptly
filled and 1T Liberal prices. H ,IR JEW kLRY
IN .de 10 order. WILLIAM WILDT.
oil Broad street,
o27 between Second and Third.
r Attest STYLES NEW JEWELRY
IL JUST RECEIVED AT NOWLAN 4 CO.'S.
Magnificent PE,HL BRIDAL SITS,
AMETHYST and DIAMOND SETS,
TASSsLi. and PEARL Nets,
GaHNKT ETRU~CAN SITS,
Rich CORAL SETS,
New patterns ENAMELLED BANDS,
Elegant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAINS, and
DiAaoND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RIgGs,
for BRIDAL PRESENTS.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles
dirsct from the factories Of hurope and America.
THOMAS NowLas, NOWLaN i CO.,
20. Z. MAcoABgR. corner Main and
nol2 Tenth streets, above the post-oiics.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PAT
~ Terms OF JEWELkY. SILV sR;PLATsD
WARE, SC, at JOHN II. TYLER y, 1914
Main street.-We have on hand and are constant
~ receiving all the most desirable sty les OF
Dian ond Pins Ear Kings. Finger Kings &C.;
Gold, Enametled, and Etruscan Jswsery-every
article in this line Of new patterns;
Gold aud Silver Watches, superior quality, war
ranted:
Gold Watch Chains. Vest Chatalain. and Leon.
tine every variety
Silver Tea Services. Pitchers. Goolsts, Mugs But
ter Dishes, Casters, Spoons, Forks, Ladies,
Butter Knives, Sc
silver In cases, for Bridal and other presents oc
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SPEAR & JACKSON'S SAWS.-One
= package Of these unrivallsd SAW5-Hand
PANEL. zip. Tenor, ana Compass OF my own i'm
port 4tion direct from th makers. For sale at low
est market rates by CHARLES J. h!NT0N,
nos las lain street.
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CHEAP GOODS, CHEAP GOODS, AT

CHEAP GOODS, CHEAP GOODS, AT
~ l.. ROSES,
o. 20s Broad street, between Second and Third.
Best CALICnES for l4c. !; good III 10 and l2c. /;
hast BLssCHED C0TTon, full yard wide, lsc.;
Fine BROWN COTTON for llc.; full yard wide
for sc :;
Full-width SHEETINGS a. 10 and Soc.
Beat HOUSSELAiNE DELAtNk S for 20c.:
BLACK ard CoLjEED ALPACAS very low
ALI Woo. pELAIGES at 80 and $50;
Beautiful S4AWLS from SO up;
BaLM'SAL SKIRTS for 81 go worth So
ELiaNELs. white and colored from 25c M;
Great batgai Nd in TOWELS and TABLE LINEN;
FRENCH CURSETS from T5c. mp;
WHITE and CUL0RED BED SPREADS.
Great hargain s in ALL WOOL MARIHOs:
WHITE and CoLuEBD BLAN KETs very low.
large and we'll. selected stock of BOOTS and
SHOES for mems, women's, and boys wear
BLACK CI.uTH CLOAkS, latest styles, for ~,
A good stock CT CASsIMERES for mems and
BOYS wear.
Good KID GLOVES for 7sc.
D'D '''' ~ ''' j.. ROSES,
No. 2Os, between Second and Third stre-ts,.
no2l-2w on Broad.
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Death of Ex-ChauceIlor wnIworth.

tf't8l VI
SARATOGA, November 8.-EX-Chanccl-
Tor Walworth died here at II o'clock to-
Gay, aged Seventy-niuc years.
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Dentistry.

~ w. JONES, SURGICAL AM
~. MECHANICAL, DENTIST has moved M3
his Office and residence back TO MAN
street, three doors from Sixth, opposite
the Arlington House. ;,
All operations thoroughly and gently performed
TEETH BXTkkGTEp without pain.
TEETH INSERTED ON FULCAN1IS rLa o
and durability warranted. oc ~
DR. c. Is. KLOEBER, SUR Ea.
~ GEON DENTIST llate OF batimorel, ~aI1h1
No 200 Broad streat Richmond, Va.
Teeth He'd in th 70 best manner at reduced prices
Beautiful artificial teeth on the vulcanlte base
nerfectiy initiating the natural organ and restor ng
the contour OF the face, at the low prices Of $40
$25, and $50 per Sci.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth, rem.
dering the operation painless and safe.
81 16--3ms
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K0rGaU0re.


A MEXICAN SHEET IRON, Nos. II
" to 81 RUSSIA and IMITATION RUSSIA
IN az 0UEDON = CRIEGAN.
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MuleS and Horses for Sale.

M ULES AtiD HoRSES.-M>
WI just arrived A. tho RXCHAN sE%%A
LIVERY and SALE STABLES, Frank TW
WE'LL. BROKE MULES. tlsoR lot Of fine YOUNG
HcE5ES suitable Tor farm purposes, vhish VIII
son st fait prices.
invite tbs sttsntion OF tae farmers and plant
srs Of North Carolina aDc Virginia to this superior
ut ~ htDek. and promise them hatafaeEon las 70
I'D r,Ias. re s7-tnI JOHN Y. DAVIS.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen sheetnSs and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels;
Large assortment Prints. very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Mer!no,
Biarritz, Tontaine, do LANES,
Poplins, Ottomans.
Alpacas, Bombazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLINs.
shawls Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table DamssK,
NAPKINS, BalmoraI Skirts. Cassirperes,
satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at'
WILLIAM Il. BELL j. CO.'S.
se,3 DOT Broad street.
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DR. RICHARD A. WISE, having To-
to the public. Cince under the Ballard House;
residence corner Of Ninth and Marshall streets.
no Pins
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THE TRIAL OF JOHN II. SURRATT.-
There are various spcculations and sur
misses ahoat in this city as 10 the rc-trlal
of John II. Surratt, and there is general
desire to ascertain the exact state OF the
case. The statement that the Attorney
General entertained the opinion that he
rSurratt) could not again be legally ar
r4igned for the crime of murder has led TO
something like 4 counter opinion by the
i've United States Judges OF this District,
who unanimously hold that he can and
will be again tried, and that within very
Short time. 1t is also stated that they are
Of opinion that an impartial jury cannot
Ire obtained in this District, and it is be-
Gryed that application will be made to
Congress TO authorize panel to be taken
In some State outside the District, either
in Oaio, Pennsylvania, or Maryland
Washington dispatch ia Ne,o York. Tribune.
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PHYSICIANS.

DH. n. h. PETICOLAS has dissolved
IL his connection with the New Orleans school
OF Medicine, and will devote himself exclusively
to tho practice of hts profession in this city.
ONCE, ISIS Franklin street; residence, &o2 Twelfth
street. no4-lm
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Dry Goods.
CLoAKs. cLoAKs. cLoAKs.

CARDoZo, ALSoP & FoURoUREAN
have opened this morning large lot OF very
handsome
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKS-
the very latest styles. These goods are on con-
slgnment, and will be sold VERY LOW. rare
opportunity is now offered for all persons to sup
We have also good stock Of SHAWLS AND
CLoAKITG. noaa
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Wur,T AT New ORLEANS.-An effort
a; notable change in the course OF trade
is revealed in an incident which occurred
a. the Produce Exchange yesterday. y
hundred thousand bushels of wheat were
offered for sale, to be delivered at New
Orleans by means Of barges to be towed
down from the Upper Mississippi river:
Tie advantage expected to be derived
from the delivery OF wheat at New Or
leans is not only on the cheaper transpor-
la,lon from the interior to the seaboard,
but in tue cheaper frcights to Europe
during The season for the active shipment
Of cotton. Cotton vessels require ballast,
and will take heavy merchandise, that
vii. answer the purpose Of ballast, al very
lgw rateS.-NeD York. World.
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DTPEs. PIPES.-A. lot of genuine genuine
pawhaian pipes Also very superior ID sR Mssea
and Chewing Tobacco, primo U'svW POWERS.
boy Snuff. for sale Dy
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MOT E.-Intending to make a
y change In nv business. l offer for rent tne
trot ~ TIE store at presen mt occupied by me- Win
he entire stock OF GROCERIES, WINES, LlSuuh .;
co,omsncing the grocery business q rare opportu-
nifty IL offered. oo,,,,1ccYoN puSJNESS in
shali , ~, stNre fronting on Eighteenth street,
, .har" shall be pleased 10 see my ilends ana
MINERS, and pledge myself to use my pes. eia
forts for their interest. ana In eses s sntrnS ed
proDipl fe-uiH' L s. POLLARD,
TO me-. r;h,aan,h a nd Main streets.
CtEhe'
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Boordiaag and LOdga1,g.

MEALS and sSACKS at all hours. embracing all
ths DELICACIES OF the season.
CHOICE LIQUORS, WINES ALES, &c.
Major CHARLES HUNT respectfully iafor1ns bis
friends that he will be pleased TO receive and en-
terrain the ~ the DINE.
no 2s.-lw* w. h. HAY WAhp, Agent.
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2 ICUhICE, of all grades, TOR Ma sale
~ cneap. Importers Agents.
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Bakeries.
n E. GILL'5 LARGE BREAD AND
FAgCY CAKE BAKERY,
No. $50 Broad, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
BREAD,
CAKES

OF all kinds. manufactured every day of he bes
material.
Wholesale and retail at ths lowest prices.
no3o T. z. GILL, 70. $40 Broad street.
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Coal md food.

A NTHRAClTE AND BITUMI NOUS
EGG AND STOVE COAGS, loo tons WHITE ASH
LUMP, 200 tons NORWOOD LUMP and AVE-
RACE, $50 cords OAK and PINE WOOD. Orders
promptly filed on accommodating terms
Offices corn-r Seventeenth and Dock streets, and
at III bookstore OF J. Wall fuTnar. 90 ~! Main
street Tno 2Ol WHIT ROBERTS.
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DIG MOND BAKERIES

DIG MOND ERIES.
T. D. BRIGGS,
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BAKER NOW
DOING BCSI1ESS In THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED 1885,
STORES:
TOT MAIN STREET,
5l6 BHOAD STREET.
LCoK AT LIST OF PRICES:
Soda Crackers lie: Butter Crackers, 11c.;
Oyster crackers, lie; Water Crackers, l0c.
Arrcwroot Crackers, 1Sc.; Cream Crackers. l6c.;
Sugar Crackers. &c.,; Cracker Dust l2c.;
Sugar Cakes, Soc; Molasses Cakes, &c.;
And all kinds OF
PLAIN, FANCY. and ORNAMENTAL CAKES,
CRACKERS, and PIES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
II. B.-A liberal discount given to nero hants.
no IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-05
ASGF NOE ..Y:Cas,ssrs.

There 10 no room FOR any specu alton as
thu county. on Tuesday next Even the
most sanguinc If the opposition party have
long since given up every hope of tbe suc>
cess of their uckc. or any portion Of 1t; even
the candidates, many Of whom We have
conrsrssd with, entertain no doubt ss 10
tho overwhelming defeat
Yer, thc nattor is already decided But,
surprising Il H., let us earnestly counsel the
Peoples Party forces not to iniss a single
vote on that account but lot zach and every
voter exercise the same spirit and energy
hight up TO the day OF election, and up 10
the evening of that day, as if the prospect
for victory or defeat were more evenly balls
anced. II Is not SIMPLE victory that you
want. You are not 10 be satisfied with a
few hundred mslority you want, when
the news OF our triumph il flashed over the
vines, 10 snnouuce 10 tho world that YOU
have buried tho Republican ticket down
under the sod. two thousund tickets deep.
tft~ero merely victory alone that was
desired. you could hive plrcked that down
without sn enrt, bu: j; ia no; only victory
tui You want the biggest victory ever raised
"a Scott county. |. i- for this you have
been worAirg 40 diligently FOR the past two
iuon'hs --now give il 70 them right wing
AID elt. .nd straight through the center |!
L.s evsry voicr among sou bave chance
FOR good square aho, on election day. See
taat every man is At lis post. |, will be a
great day, aud for nothing so grea, in our
local interests. a. the complete defeat, the
perfect slaughter Of the Republican party in
Scott county.
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4 Pair of EsaStlesnnIxes Three
Months ia IN Express ONCE


Fer the last three monibs . box lay 10
the American express office, 10 This city,
until YESTERDAY. Since tine Fourth Of July
asst, thu bnx remained "unti called for"
For some time pass strange noises had been
heard in tic vicinity Of the box with the
unknoan contents, and The nigh, watch
mans s'arnbers had frequently been dis
.urbed. Yesterday the box emitted pc
ouliar oder, and the clerk ives commission
cd to ASCERTAIN the cause. Upon opening
the securely nailed top, out jumped two
well grown rsttlesnskes, one about i've and
the other seven feet long. The shorter rep.
tie, although lying in the b for three
months, was in a healthy condition and 10
full possession Of ito faculties, for its FIRST
impulse was 70 raise its venomous .fangs at
its deli,eser. The other exhibited serious
signs OF intirmity. for one halt Of the body
was in bad state Of decomposition. The
establishment Of the officials 81 this unusual
sight gave way to . feeling Of security,
when the porter Of the establishment dis.
patch the larger but less animated reptile
by well directed blow on the head. The
other required more stringent measures, and
iecapita,ion was restored to before life be>
came extinct The snakes werc booked
from Great Bend, Ind, and were evidently
intended for so,ne itinerant Snowman trav-
cling in this lacality.
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RAssisSrm adopted by sh~ Pec
psess PARTY. Sept. m. 1867.

wssasAs. We have iaei In Convention 70 consul!
AID sdss. about. and give proper expression e our
we've rpon the more importaus qusetie which az.
maud oar attention re- citizens OF the lion sr well
% % Ger Stste. tne,eivtr, bel
h1sSl.np. That we present 30 our 20 ow 90 ne
the f5liovif A. the principles OF the PcoPesi =,
OF lows. AMI invite Ia, hearty co operation o. III
freemcn. i Sec;ive ~ former party ,-r and pre-
srcn ce. IN the support Of tn,. our flatosins
Lea The high protective tsrif now IN i0ree 10 IL
urieas 20 the material interests OF the country. un
sionyrnrsvt snd Discriminating against TIE ~ ssres
s,d ia orins .ae few We favor sspeedy seiarn TO
M. W. consider Tie NatIonsi deb, A. a sacred OBJ
ls1sion. for which tho honor and int gritty u the
Union s,Ands pledged. and no vtolstioa " which
should Be attempted " suffered. We insst, how
ever that the should be converted, o. speedily
% mag bs, Into uniform taxable honda.
ID. We look u,on labor No the great source Ut al
nstonsl wealth and prosperity, 10 which National
and state Legislation extend proper and pie
Profession. We are In favor therefore. OF an equal
distribution of the burdens ~ tas alton IN Al ing cant
tai ~ Contribute s fall share TO the necessary reVe.
hue aad sbolishing all exemptions In its iavor
ssh. We are IN favor OF re admitting the State.
lstely In rebellion against the General Government
into the Union. NJ ne early day due regard 10
the pubic sicty and their ability to successful
iy administer aud cnforc. the laws viii permit. And
We iooa 10 tile Legislative branch of the Government
Tor AL proper steps In thft direction.
ath. We favor rctrcuchment and the sirie,est &C
coaIiaht IN all the branches Of the public service
and Will support the election nf prefcrmert ~ no
man WHO j. not honest. competent aud attached to
the principles of the Consti, iton.
tth We. again. acknowledge and eeeert the claims
of our soldiers and sailors. They deserve well OF
ihe. oonu,ry and have earned than empty pro-
frssions Of a nstion'- gratitude.
sth. We nsl-t that the question III impartial apf
frsge b. submitted 10 the Of The people ~ our
general c cttion In the year 1865.
9Th We demand that the present Psoh!bitory L.
qaur Law bc repealed and a Jldlcuns License Law
cfiaesed, ian- regulating and diminishing the evil
Of iu,emucrance- which the now prevailing laS has
vs.niy ead.avorci 10 suppress. Tue literal revenue
80 hd realized from this syrtem 10 go towards tie
sngport and Improvements Of our public schools
Iour committee. after full consultations, would
alec recommend the adoption Of the following rcso
lnfons
Rssosssd. That We do not consider II advisable ii
the present time. To present State ticket Tor tbs
support u the Peoples Party. leaving To friends
10 each county 10 adopt such policy In regard 70
the perd ding election, as may be thought best Tor the
promotion and final success OF our cause.
Rssotssd. That State Central Committee, 10 con
sisi " Que member from each Congressional District
disappointed for the ensuing year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-05

The republicans ef~snis county, who
hang upon shs ski~ts q the German voter.
asd hold .dem within their party, have been
scIhSdg them oil along that the Maine Liquor
Law Of Iowa Was enacted by Democrats
Legislature and therefore the republicans
are net 10 blamc for the cxis;eece Of such q
law upon the statute books
The Temperance Platform. a ds.p dy cd
republican paper printed At Dcs Moines
Gomez down upon the dubuque Times for
propogs.ing such falseheod, and says:-
Any Ioro school boy. rAe Is not hsif idiot,
ie. sScht to know that the Legislature Of 1855.
(fhs year tie lac ros made ~as RxrrBLl.
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