Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
Democratic state Ticket.


uI., us have peace" cries General
Grant. and his alhersnts take up the cry
,sa shout ., the top Of their lungs, lot
-, hsrs peace" But how do these peace
.h.n'.rs propose to attain their offset p
Scare. a paragraph appears in . radical
,ournal that doss no. breathe out the hsr-
Gee, .nvectives against the white men Of
the South The most trivial ARRAY 10 mag
nis.d into bloody outrage. The charact-
.rs and motives Of the best men Of the
South arc .raduced and villifsd, and every
possible means, however vile and wicked,
resor,ed to keep up spirit Of enmity be-
tween the two sections. Il this the peace
for which Grant 30 bessschingly cries : 10
this the peace for which tho Rsdicals are
clamorings Ifit 10, We want mono Of It.
So far from being peace, it 10 the very in
carnation of the spirit Of strife. Let us
have peace" but let It be the peace which
promotes brsthsrly love and kindly feeling,
that qu.uches hatred, pours oil upon the
waters Of fierce strife. dsadsns animositiss,
and unites once moro long -disseversd
people. Such is tho peace for which the
nation signs, and such 10 not the peace
which the Radicals would give ms II the
people OF this great nation truly desire
peace, and from the bottom Of their heart
OF hearts, as VIC believe they do, they will
secure the precious boom only by giving
their support TO the great Democratic party
Tor IN il alone can they hope 20 find it, LET
us have peace
TINS Ga-ets found some comfort q few
DAYS 20 wnH ~. London Spectator recent
" published asa biographical skstch Of
rrant (Which by the way IL ep;tomised
from balesus eulosy on Hiram Snmpsss,)
and is therefore nothing more than An En-
glish reprint Of what the great living mum
my had written OF himself. Probably the
only portion of the sketch which is origin
al With tho Spectator writes 10 that where
IN he says: where Grant emerged from
traders shop and took his place in the
army no was clearly dsfunc, IN ordinary
culture" The Spectator solioquisss -
20 the probable project made ia culture BY
the mule rider during his active scenes in
the field.
II is extremely improbable that maa
whom full course At West Point had left
"clsarlv defunct in ordinary culture" would
mAksno requirements in that respect du
ring four years campaigning and cigar
smeking to say nothing Of the constant
use OF brakes Plantation Bittsrs. Al
though the great captain who with 1870, 00C
acls-bodied mon in on year dispersed an
army Of 81, 900, raised BY q boy on the
cradle and grave added nothing to his
slirn s,ock Of Ordinary culture during
his four years OF active command in the
hsld. We supp oss it will thereby be denied
that he has made considerable advance
ment in the grade Of liquors and brand OF
cigars which he uses. He nov smokes and
imbibcs the best the markets afford, ~ the
gallant little Phil" can bear witness.
Instead too, Of riding in AZ ambulance or
on stumbling horse 10 his lodgings when
affected with 'rhumatix," he 10 now roll
cd in luxurlant couches though the skirts
OF the capitol and taken in through the side
entrance to his hotel, where he usditatss
80 follows, te-wit. Let 10 have peace. ."
Pauenas.
Boyd I Co.. Solicitor Of Patents. 10
Pine direct, st. Louis. officially report to
the DxxocsAr the following iPatsnts
granted Iowa aud Missouri inventors
for tho week ending the 18th day Of Aug.
1868:
E. q. and X. A. Hsadseeon. Abba, ANIL
Stone machine. J. D. Grail, Utica. Fence
Post Driver. n. r. Ksat, West Union.
Gale. DO. Mcneil, De Witt, Camp Stove
and Oven.
A. Fl. Enholin, 81. Lsuis, Mstivs Power
for Sewing Machine. j. J. Fitxysr. Bruins.
wick, Plow. g. r. Filler, st. Louis, Coal
Stove.
AsesHss Liz NAILsD.-Ths Radical Jour.
mails are still busy misrsprsssnting the tone
and temper Of leading Ssuthssn men.
They now represent Wade Hampton % say
ing that he had . confederate flag laid
aside. which he hoped soon t. have On o.
psrtunisy to unfurl." Gsa. Hsnptsn pre-
ncunees this statement entirely false. In
sapeech delivered at Columbia, 8. c., he
said: ION the contrary. when spoke Of
the confsdesaey, I rsnasksd that it now
stands furled forever. y NJ bssied 10 the
grave Of the Lost Cause"
Asrurs.-Ths Gasetss csmplaias Of
John Irish, for calling II. U. s. G.. " the
Great Butcher" and thsreupon csncludss
that the scldiers Who foug hi under Graut
and Fortunately escaped frsm hin slaush, :,
pens, must, Of necessity be " Butcher.
Boys" and think they will resist the in.
suls. Wonder il people who are rsbb.d
should b called robbsr boys. and II thsv
would res" supposed Insult 10 the rob.
Der.
Al NAsS~&v w. ktaoloAl fopu kliaan
says Thad. Stevens "wss in ne ..r..
great Stasssman:" that he had "h.tls es,...
ity fsr Loving, and stil less Of fersivins.s
that "hs did the republican party - much
mischief - any ether man in the coun.r,:''
and that 'sas asdsl upon which to fern
The character Of our risias young men, NJ.
0tsvsns' character was exceedingly Dc.
fective."
Ooxpaun.-Thas bswildered radical
sheet. the st. Louis Dsmesret, axes the
following conundrum:
General Grant-what 10 heY"
Give il up: Ash Tilton, ask Wendell
PHILIPPE, ask-ask-ask Elizabsth Greeley
staatsn Csdy-hs know.
Tn Nav Dssor.-Werk % 10 asv de-.
pes foe shs UAisseo and Nsrth western Read.
In this city, 10 prsgrsssisg rapidly. The
roef 10 %, and The window casss, dsor
casss and sersiees sss alse up. The build.
lag via b reody fse use - She tine spssi.
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