Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-17
War till Grant 10 elected. and then you

TUESDAY EvENlN0........ NOV. II q
War till Grant 10 elected. and then you
will see how business will spring ur. Gold
will come to twenty, Government bonds
vill advance, manufacturers VII resume
operation, aud oil Twill 60 merry - . mar
rage bell" This is what the Radicals
tod US before the election. Well, Grantis
Elected, and gold, instead Of coming down
! has gone up. Government bonds. instead
e6going up. have zone down money, IN.
pd Of being moro plentiful. 10 tighter
fer ysars past business, instead o,
Z rowing, hasSsdly fallen Cd, and manu-.
N4ssfs do not appear to feel q: oil dis
n b 70 resume active operations. We
u 'y advert to these sad facts for the
III bose Of showing hsw, with ridiculous
" umsn,s. the radicals sought to carry
\ ,feir candidate We do not for moment
contend that General Grant IL responsible
sior tho depression in tho money market
Ipny more than that the earthquakes on the
Ac,ic should be attributed to his sgepcy.
~. the same time We cannot but bel eve
Ahat many ofthe grievances va have named
Gan very properly be traced TO radical sue
Trc.ss-to the generally prevalent impression
that for four years to come We are to Be
cursed with oil the evils Of extreme radical
; jsm. We shall, with becoming patience.
twait Gen. Grants advent in power
vhsu he has fully declared himself il will
b time enough to form an opinion a. q
4 Abe influence his election 10 likely 70 exert
4 upon the great interests Of the country.
n. In Detroit, . few days ego. csnfsrsnc,
re- held BY Wade, Cslfsx and Chand q
and few ether extreme radicals, 1t ths
private residence Of Chandler. Asd il has
n soDme to light that. ct that conference, the
sugsss,ion vas made BY Wade, and assent
I'D 20 With great sarnsstness BY Chandler
that the advanced" radicals should max
sure Of Grant. BY requiring from him Z
written pledge to support and favor thu
Congressional reeonstructisn policy in III
every detail, with oil the means At his com
msnd And this. added the Ohio fanatic
]. ''mSst be doss before the Meeting Of III
! sl.esorsl colleges" "But," said enc Of th,
party, "supposs hs should refuse to sgn ,
\ "rhen." said Zach Chandler, stretching
: 10 arms halfway across the table, an,
" pointing 10 Ben. Wade, "sAere i our mes
PSssidens!' The last observation Was in
tended. doubtless. ~ IN intimidation, I,
influence Grant, rather than to express III,
Michigan Senator'S belief that the extreme
ists have Il in their power 10 control IN,
vote in the electoral colleges.
Tho editor Of the Museatins Journal say,
that while in Upton yesterday, II. G.
Pratt Esq, handed u q specimen OF Goa
taken from vein lately discovered On tb,
farm Of John Thompson, in Rochester
tswnship. six miles south OF Upton, ant
half mile from tho limo OF the Musca,in,
and Sipton railroad. Tho coal is Of excel
lent quality. 1t 10 said that two veins, sa,l
three feet thick, have been discovered
Measures are 10 be taken at once to fully
develop tho extent Of the treasure. If
turns out to be Is good az now indicated, i
will be . great blessing to that ssc,ion o
B the country. CT being the only GOAL dcpos
4 ito vet discovered In tho county, and viii
be strong additional reason for hurryins
h. r. ~.
Upton railroad"
Tns ST Paul Pioneer is informed that
tho defeated Donnelly will, at an e.rly day,
issus an address, especially to the Rspub-
Iicans Of his Congressional District, and
generally to the people Of Minnesota, il
which Il will be stated with sufficient pla n
ness that ne is a candidate for United States
Senator. II is mentioned, incidentally
that he will rot take M the subject of hi.
rscelt defeat, which will, however. form
the topic ofa speech which he will seek ar
early occasion to deliver on the hsor Of the
House, in Congress. Tho relations that he
and the pow erful faction which he repre-.
rents will sustain to ths incoming admins
tration Of General Grant, will doubtless be
fully elucidated in his speech IN Congress.
GRANTS continued rs,cence upon SONS
OF the pet measures Of the extremists in
fact, upon oil public questions awak
snsd no little uneasinsss among the Radi
calls, and fearing tho Generals conservative
tendencies. they are determined to hem him
On oil sidss until he has proven himself
thoroughly orthodox.
GENIAL McCLslLAx has been elected
President Of the University Of Californis.
Had he been elected Prss,dsnt II the United
States four years ago, We should not have
been called upon t. dsplors che present un.
happy condition OF the country.
Tss New England States give . radical
majority Of 14s.oOo They are in favor o.
tariff sxtor.ions and the ruin Of the Who'll,
country for their benefit. BY the sane ma
jorisy. Their blue lights are still burning
Horace CREOLE ylsWs.
Tbs Tribune sditorially urges The
snfranchisemsnt Of all who are now dsfras
ehised. because 81 rebellion % we'll q
color. and submits the following plaa for Z
constitutional amendment on the subject Of
naturalization
lst. Restrict naturalization to the United
States courts and commissioners.
ID Print IN of1sial record Of the namsa
81 all persons nasuralixsd, with each nstur.
aliaasion respectively.
Sd. Allow any foreigner who swsars he