The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-05
The Hespeesabae Dcmocras..

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The Hsspeesabic Dcmocrass.
The Fifth Avenue Democrats OF New York
who became Disguised with the manner in
which the sshard- fsted" manage political al
fairs, hare issned : sirsular Indignantly de-
nouucing the Republican party for IL oom-
plicity i the Harpsr's Ferry affair. These
gentlemen evidently aim to excel
oil competition in the ready trade Of false
hood and Islander by the boldnsss and reck-
lessness Of their charges. Their oirculsr
sets forth, In positive phrsse and oirsunstan-
tial terms, that Republican Senators we're
privy to the eonspiraey-that Giddings con-
tributed three hundred dollars, and that John
p. Hale Was in FOR IL, through and through.
These respectable Democrats sign their own
names to these libellous statements and send
them forth to impress the groundlings with
. high appreciation pf the purity, trushful-
meas and dseenoy Off aristocratie electioneer-
ing documents.
The Evsniug Posi makes On Improvement
on the Fifth Avenue circular after the fol-
lowing fashion, giving, ss will be seen, the
veritable documents referred. to in the origi-
nal circular to the Democracy, and making
the moral OF that production pAlpable to the
naked eye Of the commences understand.
ing:
We subjoin afsw Of these letters, BY which
il may be perceived that the organisation for
the destruction OF the Government embraced
millions of Northern men, and was only pre-
vented from carrying ont its devastating de-
signs by fortunate mistake Of Mr.. Browns.
EoYPr, 1859.
DEAR BRowN: will try and be home in
time for our little affair in Virginia. pro-
Bringing company % zzauaTes 10 as
sist us. Go on in your glorious work.
send 81. Yours, w. H. SEWARD.
CLEVELAND, 1859.
DEAR SIN: will be at Harper's Ferry
with 20, 900 Republicans in time 80 carry ont
our plan. Senator Wade will shoot the Pres
idsnt, and Grow will blow up the Capitol
It's Oil right. Nuns the word.
Yours, j. r. G..
DEAR BRowN will be on hand with Gov
erpor Banks and the Massachusetts, militia.
Dogs be frightened, / enclose %. Hora-
tx G. says he won't eight, but sends copy
df the "Tribunso gratis. On TO victory!
Yours, WILSON.
We do not deem II necessary to present any
marc lstsars to show the traitorous designs
Of the Republican party. II 10 = party OF
black hearted reasonable fanaties, and II
must Be crushed ere it be too late, and the
gloomy shades OF slsvery's night settle upon
the hopes and aspirations OF our glorious
frsternity. But these acts are the natural
ofspring of the principles OF that srch-trsit-
or, VIM. FL. Seward. Allow % to call your
attention TO little affair which has not been
noticed sufioieutly. We allude to the dia-
bolioal principle enuncisted BY that Belsebub
in human form, the aforesaid Seward, in his
speech ct Rochester, wherein be declared that
there Was an "irrepressihls conflicts between
the North and South that ii must 20 on fer
ever and ever, or until one or the other suo-
cumbed. That the North must wage eternal
war upon the ,South--piliage, burn, shoot
| deyastits and utterly extcrminate Southern
homes and familes-and that slavery nust
be exsinguished in seas Of Southern blood.
we refer you also TO the outponring Of
| that man Of blood, Horace Greeley, who dis
seminates in his paper the most stroci0ua
sentiments s. and also to those incendiary
| publications, the Courier and Enquirer, and
| the Evening Post
| Fellow Democrats! What il the moral OIL
ali this? 1t 10 that you must work it up in.
to the most available capital. We must tri
umph over the traisorous and blood-thirsty
I Republicans. Need We urge upon every vir
tuous and high-minded Democrat, the nsces
sity Of seeing to it that this mighty tressol
| ID crushed at once--and the ID emo cratic part,
restored to ito proud position, from which
we grieve to say, it 10 somehow OF late won
derfolly fallen.
j Democrats! Rally to the support Of Truth
Sec that no Republicans get their names reg
istered II IL can possibly be avoided; IN,
thus, by vigorous effort, may virtue triumph
and freedom reign triumphant over ran
somcd people.
Bludgeons and whisky will be furnished
4 for the purpose Of facilitating the exprsssio
OF ths popular will on election day, on appli
cation ut Tammany Hall. N
Responsibility submitted,
49, VAN BOOZENBERGH, Ohm.
J PoTIPHAR, Sec'y.
stiil They Comet
Il Pear, Peach, Cherry, Plum and Quine
, Trees also, Cherry Currants, common Cul
rants, Gooseberries, 3D.. &c., in great var
, ETY. and abundance.