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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

A just public indignation has dashed the
Tribune into the ssmblancs of dscsncy in
its treatment Of the an.i-impcaehment SEN
ators. But whether decent OF indecent i.
cannot but be false.
The 7ribuse now says:
Tribune, May is.
or course nobody imagiuss that such men
as Msssrs. Fesssnden, Grimes, Trumbull,
and Van Wrinkle voted otherwise than they
believed inst.
They are above the suspicion of yielding to
any mere sordid temptation.
But this is what the Tribune did say when
II Was doing its bounding And its Wash
ington correspondence overlooked With yet
more outrageous calumniss:
Tribune, May 8.
There remains just one resource
bsibsfy.
Tribune. Nay 81
To give him CA. j. the triumph Of an
acquit.al would be to commit IN aot Of
treason only equalIsd BY that Of Benedict
Arnold.
Tribune, May g..
Impeachment or infamy This Is the a.
tesnative Of. history, and Senators must
meet it.
Tribune, May 6.
Whether corruptly moved or not, the Re
| publican Senators who dare to retain An
drew johnson in office will be guilty OF {
treason only esualled by that Of Benedict
Arnold.
Tribune, Msy Z.
Money is precious, and sweet is tho re-
vengo Of disappointed ambition. We are
certain that neither IN ney nor revengt
will seduoe any Senator into an infamoul
association with Americas most degraded
son.
Tribune, May o..
Impeachment 10 loyalty, patriotism, and
statssmanship. The Republican who vote
against it seeks . lot with the men VII,
have warrsd and plotted fer the dsslrsstis'
Of the Republic.
Tribune. May 10.
They write their names with tn,
infamous and degraded men who in time
Of natienai Trial soueht 20 bstray thsi
country.
Tribune, Nay 10.
JuDA's TnIRrY RsAsoKs.- The caption
Of an editorial article reviewing the judg
msnts Of Republican Senators.
Every one Of the sscreant Jockeys VII
nsw knucklss and csingss before the Pres
dents superior courage.
4, We hsvs had Benedict Arnold, Aaro
Burr, Jefferson Davis, and nov We have Jai
W. Grimes. Make him an exampl
TO rsnseadss in oil time - cone.
Supple courticrs asses
dung.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

READ THIS. fFIReT LITTER,

DRAn sm:--i was agreeably surprised to csc by
the papers that the genuine H0FF's MALT Elk
TRACT has been in,rod ucsd Into America. This
acquisition 10 OF the greatest importance FOR con-
sumptiyes. My toustn. the Counselor OF Medicine,
DIR. Sand ersleben. informed me q long time ago Of
its Astonishing remedial properties; be ordered from
Germany come CT yonr preparations for friend
suffering from disease OF the iungs and oh aned the
bel results from their use, etc.
would like 10 try 1t now on my friend and col
league, DE-. Caine, no y saGertng FROM suppars-
ton OF the left lung. in conjunction with spas
asthma. Pl0aee forward ne one dozen and II, -
do not doubt. your renowned Malt Extract does him
good, the equation Of this single will lead to
the universal adoption In our place. where many
C.H. BLECKKN.M ND.
(eEcoHD LKT1EE.)
The health Of my friend b improving. ! consider
your repafaiion II Of the moot certain have
for diseases q the lungs. O. H. BLRCKEN, II. D.
LAngfeldt, Thods D Co.. Wholesale and Retail
Agents. Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Pres, with Gen. Palnsr's engineering
corps Of the Kansas Pssi6c Railroad, wri-
tiag from Camp Cody, 90 the Nsvavs river,
Califsrnia, gives the following description
Of remarkable valley IN that region:
Eighty miles northwest Is this camp 10
the we'll known aud much drsadsd "Death
Valley. II b said 70 be lover than he
level Of the -, and wholly destitute ofwa.
tor. Mr.. Spears, our intelligent guide, who
visited this remarkable valley several umse
gave me the following account oft:
The valley il some fifty miles in length
by thirty in breadth, aad, save st Two
points, it 10 wholly snesrclsd BY mountains,
up whose steep sides il 10 impossible for
any one but expert climbers to ascend. II
10 devoid Of vegetation, and tho shadow OF
bird or Wild beast never yet dsrksned ito
Whiteglaring sands. In the early DAYS,
trains Of iamigrants bound for California,
passed, under the direction Of guides, 70
the South Of Death Valley, BY what 10 at
present known - the "old Mormon road"
Ia the year Of 1850, . large train. msssly
from Illinois and Missouri. eame south from
Salt Lake, guided by = Mormon. when
near Death Valley, dissent broke out in
part Of the train, and twenty one families
| came 10 the conclusion thst the Mormons
knew nothing about the country, so they
appointed one Of their number leader,
and broke of from the main party. This
leader determined to turn due west /; so
with the people and wagons and focks he
travelled three days, and then descended int
the broad valley. whose treachsrous mirage
promised water. They reached the centre,
but only the white glaring sand, bounded
BY scorched peaks, met their gaze on every
hand. All around the valley they wander
ed, and one by one the men died, and the
painting aocks stretched themselves in
death under the hot sun. Then the child
rem, crying for water, died at their moth.
srs' breasts, and with swollen tongues and
burning vitals, the mothers followed
Wagon after wagon was abandoned, and
strong men tottered and ravsd and died
After weeks wandering, . dozen survi-
vors found some water in the hollow Of .
rock in the mountains. Il lasted but .
short time-then oil persisted but two, whe
through some miraculous means, got out Of
the valley and followed the trail Of their
former companions. Eighty seven persons,
with hundreds Of animals, persisted in this
fearful place, and since then the name Of
Death Valley has been applied to IT, Mr..
Spears says that when he visited it last
winter, after the lapse Of some eighteen
years, he found the wagons complete, tho
iron work and tires bright, and the shrive-
ed skeletons lying in many places side by
side.
The Ohio Legislature has already been
in session more than 100 days, and the ap-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

a Mosr GHxKaous OssER.-A letter re-
eeivei this morning from Mr. W.. Q. Clsl-
and, General Western Passenger agent for
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
way. informs US that this Read will psss
tree all delegates to the Democratic Nation
al, Conaention to meet in New York, July
Attn. 1868. Arrangements for passes mus,
he made by the Chairman Of the State Cen.
t,al Committees, with j. N. Mccullough,
ESD, Gsnsrss Superintendent Of tie TOAD.
Pittsburgh. Pa
This Road 10 one Of the best ia ths coun-
try, managed with libss ality, safe. sure and
quick. THIS gsasrous offer will be apprs-
oiased by the Democrats Of the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES..
TRADE MARK
Z e e e

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TIKI MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
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II will not 1njure the most Delicate Skin,
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before IT ssadcates every dise0lOration Of the face
whether caused By exposure to the wethsr, By dis
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A single trial proves al these statements.
And the entire sang With which II can be used,
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a. Ask for La Rue's,-sea that the name of La
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and Fancy 0Oods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

mo dogs admitted, sir" said the porter
10 a CAV assemblage. as young man and
hix dor appeared ut the entrance.
You must leave him bshind. if you 60
i'm
VERY WE'LL" said the young man "stay
about here. Prince, till / come back T.
And he ioinsd the crowd within
Yy-and by the young man wished to refer
to bis watch, when, behold the chain had
been snapped in two and the valuable time
piece was gone. He considered the case Q
moment, and then a sudden thought flash
ed through his mind. So stepping out he
whispered the fact TO the porter, and gained
permission to take mis- dog in for minute
or two.
"Look here, Prince, said he, "you know
ing dog, my watch 10 stolen, and be show
Ode you understand, old fellow In there,
sir, il the thief. You nnd Il. ~ good dog.
gle, and I'll get vou faneus hat. Ysu
understand, do yeur'
Prince wasgsd his tail, and gave HE mas
ter very knowing and cute look, and then
the two stole quietly into the place. Quiet
ly this dumb DIGESTIVE glided around among
the people, smelling away at this ones cost,
anu SnAt ones cnAins until at last ~ eos Ms
teeth firmly into the coat skirt Of gsntssl
looking man, and could not Do shaken Of.
The young man quietly made known the
case to the by-staudsrs, whs had gathered
around him, and had the thisrs pocket duly
searched. Six other watches were fouud
upon him. which he had gathered up in the
course. of the morning. andlwhich tho right
ful owners were very glad to get their hands
on.
Prince selected out his masters property
In twinkling, Is that WAS I'll be cared for,
aud gave il to him jsyfully. II would have
taken very keen policeman 10 do the work
30 neatly and quickly, and all agreed that
he msrited - good dinner 40 deg could
have. A good beef bone and bowl Of
milk, however, abundantly satisfied oil biz
wants, and then be WAS just ~ ready - do
the same favor over again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

tas following As one OF the plnnks OF It's plat
form:
Sscond-The guarantee by Congress, Of
equal suffrage to all loyal men in tho south
wss demanded by every consideration Of
public safety, of gratitude, and Of justice.
ard must be maintained; while the Quss
ton of suffrage in all tho loyal States prop
srly belongs to the people OF those States.
tChssrs.)
1t isall right, says the pst-baggsrs, for
Congress 10 invest the ignorant aud dsgrad
cd planta,,en slaves of the South with the
right Of suffrage and give them the balance
OF power in the unrestorcd States, but the
sumo privilege must not DO conferred upon
Abe comparatively intelligent black men In
ths loyal States through the same agency.
Wherever the radical party can DO benefit.
ted bv negro votes, there it /, right for this
Ja,obin Congress to guarantee equal suf
frags to al loyal msn," but when no such
advantage IL necessary for party success
then ''suifsags ia all tho loyal States prop
erly bslsngsto tho people Of those States,
Such is radical consistency as demonstrated
hy thu Chicago Convention. The suffrage
plank in the platform will not DO satisfact
ory to the liberty man in the Republican
ranks. Horace Greeley in.the Tribune spits
upon ,he second resolution in the following
vigorous style:
'Republicans in all thc States lad better
make up their minds at once that there can
not DO two policies in tho party At once
ono for the North and one for tho South.
We can not give tho ignorant millions Of
freedmen IN the rebel States the ballot, and
she same time refuse it to the educated
thousands IN the North. live attempt such
ajugglery we shall find out that we have
not cheated the negro, bu, our slaves"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.

A. q remedy to soothe all nervous excitement, and
In its trues. sense, nervine, there 10. perhaps no
medicine estant which IL received with 80 much IA
vor a. Robaek's Stomach Bitters; a wine glass full
ON going to bed IL all thst 10 required to produce
sound and hsalihful sle4p.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

II sssooding the noniaatiSs q wads
Carl Schsrz adjured the convention, in ths
most solemn terms, to nominate some man
who would not assassinats Grant in order
10 succeed him. 1t is thought by many
that General Schurz gave too much prom
inenes to this idea, and dwslt. upon it too
pointsdly. Mr.. Colfax il A ambitious
man.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

EvsAr land owner in Iowa should re-
member and rsligieusly heed the fac: that
last winter . Law was enacted sxsnping from
taxation oil land on which hedges Or groves
are planted. This 10 double road TO wealth
--ssr at the same time you savs yourself
from sax you also increase yesr land in
value.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
6fg53aR|iH||@|(|REI|I}||jl
sol n ny Al 01ll0k1lIYD.
HALLS
vegetahe Sici|iah Hair Remover

EUcrv wear Increases tie DOpss.
I0ritv Of this U0lse0ble H0ir Prep
0rati0ss, sUhicA % due to merit
alone. We can 0ssssrc oar old
patrons that e 70 kept fbsllv sp to
ite high standard, AND 20 those
sChO haze sseUer used &c sUe can
confidently say, that e - tie only
reliable and perfected prep0ra-
tiOM to restore 0RAY on FADED
HAIR - ~ uoUthfbl ce1oss ssak-
ting q SOFT, x0StT00S, and 6jlkess;
the scalp, By its use, . bec0nses
sChitc aud clean e removes all
erupfiOns aud siandrMH, aud BY
ttS ionic properties preUeMfS the
hair from falling Ossf, as It slim
utafes and ssOMrisheS the hair
glands. By its use the hair 0rOsCs
thicker aud stronger. In balSisess
It restores the capillary glands
to their normal CiOOr, and sCiH
c cre!.ss.. a &c ';sw gro'rth except ~
e es a. Him III = D & S. ING
crer used, as It requires fever
applications, and gices the hair
that splesstiid QtOssy appearances
soc Mstsch admired By all. n. a.
Hayes, NJ. d.. State Assayer Of
Mass, says, ''kte condiments arc
pure and CAREFULLY detected for
excellent quality. and 4 c0mstder
e the Beat PDERARATAON for
ifs intended pssS.p0See.ss Ne pub
ltsh q treatise on tie hair. sChich
sCc send free By mail upon 0ppli-
c9tiOgs, sOhich C0nt0isses cosso0secso-
d0t0Sy ssOtjces from clcr0vsssess,
physicians, the press, and 0seers.
We haze made the study If TIE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

PAfnn.-Beyd I O.. Solicitors Of
fa'snss, s.. Louis. officially report the FOL-
loving patents granted Iowa and Missouri
Inventors, 'sas Tor the week ending May 18th.
IOWA
a., v y. ANDERSEN & H. Asbahr, Dsvsu.
Pet! venetian blind; D. Barthoio,no, -
y =. Dinsmere. Kirkvillc. churn. +
Cr:ei' Hopkinton. Imminent : M n s mi -
Independence, seeder and cu,t;v..o sunni
Tsof, Fort Madison, pencil holder ; T. "
MISSOURI.
Z. =. Rivers. s.. Louis, animal tran !
wilkinson, Bowling Green, lifting jack.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

Tns Convention At Chicago thought BY
adopting new name they could escape the
edaum and opprobium Of the rank and Gle.
the great masses ofths people. They will
find however, that the old prevssb, that =
rose by any other name will smell just a.
sweet. lisa true one, aud that the stsneh
arising from Americas citizens Of African
descent, together with that arising from
Alta vsla. viii prove too strong fer .he
s.omachs ofths people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
ID r. j A M ES.

~ Live "a AHA AA ~
FORMERLY oFrJAMRs. LOCK HOSPITAL
i New Orleans, La, (establishsd IN 1850 and ~
the last six years located In Chicagohe most eoe.
cessful Specialist Of The age In the treatment 81 al
= osuled m ~ oice and roons - RAxpoLrn ssnss
oUnsvR o. DnAnDean srnkKs, Ur efArn1, upo1 Ne
traatment Of Chronic, Msrcuria. eyphilltic, Blood
- Skin Diseases, and al Disofdeso o. Coneag0oo
Venereal Cnaractsr-which be cures OlkbUat tho ~
Of mercury. iodine petassa arsenic: @ ~ pcsecn.
nom and blood pos0ne.
OI4I1IC WKEKNRo9, sush - 0em1Da1 Week-
-. Noc4pral and DiuNal Emiasioas brought % ~
abSce Of the organ. early indeecfst0a. eKeeoss %
hsfidltssy. eensans loes q ns.osHs csef1s:s. -
3, with deplOra6le train Of other eyopt0ms--
treated and radically cured BY an nfaiabls method
savirg time and expense. Al diseases peculiar 70
u: sexual organs. Of private character, radically
Old diseases Of the most horrible elaeDs Wheso ~
the face small watery bsters-rans h the hsad and
throat and nose. ssfes on the limbs
and body ,crofula--togethes with an eodIeee num-
Der Of sufYerings-e ectuaiy and permanently cured.
On. jams il recommended By the press 81 ~
country, By professors Of medical ccIeGss, ena ~
the medical profession generally. Those emicteo
should apply to him and be cured o oneo.
DH JAMks can be conauited.. conddenuauy, y let-
Ter, r O. Box CO. Chicago. H.. enclosing stamp nor
return answer; OF II his ONCE and paxlCrs, - 1an-
dolph street. corner OF Dcarnborn etfeoes nom 4.
=. to or. y. Ten separate rooms. ana pessaae 81
contact With each ether. 1vssythlos Dfivats M
Jast p"Siished, " Dr. James, Two penpalsss, g
GpnnssosnnRA ard eYBsa10, - b0oA eoo1 -
tale denvSlopss 70 any aedFoG1, - Soesipt = -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

Tss Union Pacific road is nov open 70
Fort Saunders, $50 miles west Of Omaha :
and 10000 men keep Il moving Al The rate
Of fssr milss dsy. No wonder the old
Rocky Mountains we're astenishsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
ERYSIPELAS.

Or D. Anthony's Fire, can be most enectualy Grad
icatsd BY the use Of Roback's Bosd Purifier in con-
JUNCTION with Roback's Blood Pills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

The Ohio Legislature has already been
in session more than 100 days, and the ap-
preparation for the pay and mileage OF
me bcrs is $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH -!
SCRATCH. SCRATCH. SCRATCH.
in from to 10 TO - houss,
VHAATON'S OINTMENT cures THE ITCH
WM1ATONS OINTMENT cures SALT RHHUu.
WakATON's OINTM1NT cures T1TTER.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT eurss BA6BkWe ITCH
WMeATON'6 OINTMENT cares OLD SORES.
WHkATON'S OINTMENT eurss BvRRY KIND
Of munor, Hike N1agic.
Price. - eeats boz. By mail - csats.
Address WEEK0 pOTTRN.
No ITO Warrington Street, Boeton Naso.
For sale By all Druggists. augsdAwiy
LOOKS IMPROVED.
All Who have dry, harsh. faded or gray hair, dand
run and itching Of ~ ecalp, can Be Improved In
iooks ana feeling BY using Woods Improved Hair
Price 81. For sale By Harrison 0tarks.
Early .Marriages.-Dr Franklin aavoce-
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RAGE and Conjugal Felicity. by bsoe, olent Physi-
sana sent by mail, In sealed letter envelopes nee
OF charge. Address HOWARD Association
Box r. Philadelphia, Pa. msyls-dAwsm
What every fourth person needs
Il somo convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for Habitual Costivsness. II would advise all thyss
who are troubled with Dyspepsia. Costvsness. PILES
Bii0usness. Hsacaehe, any form ofIndigsstiou to
use Or. HARkIsone PERrsrALr1c LozEsou" Elisha
Huntington, y. D.. Elk Lsutsnant-Governor Of
Massachusetts. They are pleasant to the taste ana
ever require increase Of dose TO perfect . euro.
Ladies', uss DR.. velpau's French PIls noid by
Harrison Starks, 50 Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
IEUCORRHEA.

Or Whites which follow lccaldcbility and constitu-
tional weakness, can be esctrally cured BY tho
OF Roback's stomach Bitters. Do not let the drug
gist sell you any other remedy, these Bittsrs are
prepared with especial reference to this complaint,
and are warranted to cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

BATCHELOR'S BAR DYE.

g., Ae. Pvisss paid in God. Plises Csshsd ara
ane7.dxwfy ssN. Main ST.. Providence, RI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
KNOWLES,
STEAM PUMP.

HAfBnVDD n ENGLAND AND f0AnCo.
3his Pump hao feesived the HseaDs ppunus q
eveSy Fair Wheee u has bsen sxhIbiesd, ~: New
Y0ek. Boston, 0altiA0ee. Cineinnat. Uulolo Dypo-
snse, 0pstngAeA anA Woseso1es.
IL hao no Osanhs Or 11y-Whsel, - hao 10 leol
pOints Wheso u viii stop. eOasoQnently II 10 alWa0o
feaAy to start without usiDe se6gng bes. and doeQ
A0t require hend work 70 get Il past Ne esnRs I'D
Il the only Pump nads that will vosk ~ slaan
valve with water. Consequently Z always ready -
etsrt when the ssam cyIIndsr . Allsd with cola vs
" Of e0ndsnsati0n.
Il ~ bssn ussA foe more than sigh yeaes fes 49,
lAe stationary ST9A4 BOILERS, and has bseo ueed
moro than I'VE years on LOCOMOTIVES, aAd . -
oaly Ssao Psnp yst ts1 that y n every wsy a4ep-
ted for that use II has been excessively uesd Sos
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions Mn
Ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Istabliabuents Of
svssy hind, With perfect success. has eseh tsetsd
b the Navy. end 10 conesqusnce b SoeCn01lsd ~
III Chef knginesf Of u =. Navy, 70 b 1sed 4 The
Navy Yafde apd On 6tea1Dess. ~ Fire Engine y 10
Fscsnmended ~ an In. COmpanIse, and = oeivs-
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New England. Although We have BEEN constsntly
making additions to our WORKS. yet the rapidly iuefea
sing demand FOR our Pumps has hitherto besn CREST
o than orr possible pg0dns3on but With fecout N.
lafgement Of our wosks, and extensive Additions -
our manufacturing facilities. We hope 10 b able 70
supply all orders.
Tho Projectors OFFER this Pump A. the most Per.
feet Independent Steam Pump ever invented, aad
for simplicity and durability dehee cCinpetiffSu.
For further information. address tho RTUpsoS0gD ot
their works,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

There were sixty-three negro delegates
amounted BY the radical conventions of the
.uureeonstruc.ed" States. to the Chicago
Convention, bat only ninetscn OF them, it
seems, found their way to Chicago and par
,;s;n.,sd in the proceedings Of the conven-
,;o, What became Of the balance some
cfthe radical papers account for their ab-
s.noe by saying that they had not the
money to pay their expense. and - we're
compelled to stay At home and give their
rl.ces 70 white negroes who had the nscss.
ssry funds. Perhaps, this may be true
cf some Of them, but ws notice In an e.
ehaae, that ono Cambach, delegate from
Mississippi was recently indicted BY shs
Grand Jury Of Jackson for the popular ne
rro amusement OF appropria,ing to his own
use Tie property Of another delsgate-or
n other words for the crime Of larceny.
The Sheriff Of the county, not having the
scar q the Chicago Convention before his
eyes, intsrferred with Mr.. Cambach's pro-
posed visit to Chicago by locking him up
in sil. How many more Of the delegates
were serted in this bArbarious manner Ne
can not say, but the matter certainly CALI
for investigation by our loyal Congress-
Whores Sumner Where's Thad. stevens
where's Butler that this outrage should
70 unwhipped Of radical Justice
The Sheriff Of this Mississippi county
deserves the seversst punishment for de.
priving the fastidious Dick Thompson. the
eourty Henry 8. Lane, the Kentucky OK
STAKEHOLDER Cyrus N. Allen, and the high
tened Tom Nelson, Of che distinguished
association sfMs. CAmbach II was toe
bad. indeed il was Such acts Of undis-
gaised disloyalty on the part Of the South
ern people show the grsat.. danger to the
Republic in committing the dsstiniss Of
those States into their handsl The en-
franchiscment Of the nsgrs and the disfsan
chisemsnt Of the whites can alone put I
stop to repetition efsuch outragss.
We are surprised that the matter VA
not brought .bsssrs the convention, an
can emily asesunt for this act Of omission o.
The ground that whom "wine is in the vi
10 cut" An over supply Of beuzine is jos.
" chargabls, We doubt not. for the over
sight. Ru. Osagrsas can repair the wrsng
and Sumner, Wade. Colfax = Co.. owe
70 their reputation. not only to have Ii
matter fully investigated. but also to hav
an amendment 10 tho Constitution adopts
that no radical (particulary il he IL black
shall 10 arrested for any crime or undo
any prstsxt, while going to,or coming fro'
radical convention, or At any other tim
fhe 10 Q "colorsd" individual
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