Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-10
p1E.SIDENTlAL ADyERTEs.
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Stewart, The dry goods king. bIinss out
. new President making dodge that bids
fair 20 entirely out-do and bring into con-
ssmnt any hard cider or "vide-awake' OPP
Grafton ever instituted. His plan Is TO - u
ric politics with business. When hc sends
on. ~, rico lists Of cslicocs he also quotes
Grsn, sock, and marks specially as very
Observation-Disclosures not to fade and
urges his numerous customers t. partsSe
freely. That is good thing. u Is theo-
re,,cal,, correct, for while he oilers bis
fabrics 10 merchants all over the country
without re ard to pclitics, so without re-
gard to the political standing of that great
military man, he offers General Grsnt 40
the proper person for President. Calicoes
can no, be sad TO have any kno~n pohtics,
neither can il be said that General Grant
has any-hercc The similarity is perfect,
and Stewart need have no comPunclions IN
URGING him. Stewart is quite king-nay,
he il az aatocra, in his line. lie un-
maaes dry goods men fat, why
slocll 10, such man be
Abe 10 make q President. As he Is an
au.ocrat only y geat,e hint 10 his million OF
customers works powerfully for thess Gus.
toners being, in a manner, S,cwarts sub
lsc,s and a mere suggestion automatically
yirca may tic safely consi Tered o. an order
even q threat. 1, is . good thing, and
worthy Of the great merchant s invention. -
He and Thurlow Weed, Cornelius Wander
tlt. WIN. Is. As,or, and others Of the same
sort, brough, out General Grant and they
are bound TO elect him. His nomination 10
certain; 90 10 his defea,-eirculArs notwiih-
t.nding.
TnE New York Time 10 afraid that the
removal o. Pope, Odd, and Swsyno wil
have tho effect Of irritating Congress, aud
inducing that distinguished body TO 90
something that will DO still = vsrcr upon
the South than Tanything yet attempted
According % this logic, the President must
.is With folded hands and quietly permit
the grosaest violations Of Law and justice at
the hands OF public officials. Mr.. Johnson
does no, view tho matter in .hs light. and
IL werca pity il he did. In his removal
O! these obnoxious commanders he his
simply dscaargcd . duty imposed upon
D. IA BY his oath Of office, and whether tho
discharge Of that duty irritates or delights
Congress il . matter which should not for
. moment 10 taken into consideration. The
President can scarcely expect TO please
Congress unless he falls in With its uncon.
s:tu'ionsl measures, something he IS
not ii.,ly T. 90 ut present.
go
Tnras "a a report from Rome that the
heath 81 IL, Pope ia declining 80 seriously
in n.cQnencc OF the asti,ipns Of the ~
ccat iava ,inn. that he cannot b, expected
% livc mn.h lonccr. Rumpr says that the
College u Cardinals - takln. tho possible
q INTO consideration and in order to pre-
vel The dagger which might happen, if AZ
r.snlm which the conclavc was balloting
for a ncN Pnpc-havc determined 70 eject
ssacressur during the life Of Pins lA so
eas, immediately on his death u III cessor
can be proclaimed This would en- TO
b, a very wise movement in view Of the
sugec ton thu, the death Of the Pope
wui be the signal Tor . new attempt by
Teal, against Rome. II tho Pope should
die. success + being ready TO assume the
tiara immediately, there would be much
more likelihood of the temperatures being
preserved than there would he II all the
settlement of an election had 10 10 gone
through before tho chair Of 81 Peter
could hc filed
rlAs ur Cplfax. in his Cooper lnsti
titc speech said, "On the al>t Of Novcm
he mex congress rva.sembles | coun,
th' day., DAY y, aay, AID mark what
siy, WHEN twenty days expire from that
date. EiSin NJ. stanton will again hccom,
Secretary Of War
Now. about ;ifty days have expired sine,
TIA, event, and stanton has not only moi
",,ain become Secretary of War" but
therc i N, possible ch,nc. IT his ever be
coming 80. In tao, nobody but Z. "
stanton wants be should. CnlfAx IS about
a. true prophet as Seward
rnK editor and the propric,ors OF tn,
Musea,ine Jsrnal-who Tor more than
wear past have been privately cussin,
each othcr-calling each other pet names
and threatening I, Wit each other nos. =
have a, last got tired Of sno,hering tkei
hate aud have rushed int, SQUIRT for . re
cciver aud All accountant to wind Up lie Of
fare. a. We are informed bv the Courier. -
Vel pitch in and 60 il, ard msy th
long.s, poic knock the ptrsimmurs
lr mr rather rich that the Iowa City Re
pab'irin il advocating the clsims OF jacob
Rich 10 be made State Prin,er-sapeeiall,
while there . SO much love between Pap
Brainard and Bro Russell The latter a.
rirant needs 10 be saved from his friends
VOC
ruE New York Herald says that 4. T
Stewart. the bead Of the non partizan Gran
movement in New York City, "has rccsiv
ed lct.e, from Gen. Grant, inSwhieh ther
i. no, one word of politics, from beginning
60 end" The letter ought to be called 10
by Congressional resolution.
Il it not true that il the bondholdsr